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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The PRICE OrHeaIfI,.

Like that of liberty, is eternal vigilance. The vspor
laden air Of spring exercises depressing influence on
the vital powers The strongest feel this devitalizng
effect; the weak Frustrated by it. Everybody is
less deblitated at this season. and the feeble
instinctivey seek the help of medicine. Unfortunate
ly the remedy resorted to sometimes aggravateS the
mischief Raw stmulants are eminently perncioUs in
uch cases. and drastic cathartics about bad. The
vital principle needs succor and support and rein
forcing preparation that will tone and rouse, while it
regulates and pures the system. is the medicine that
nature demands. All the medicinal elements required
for such emergencies are combined in Hostetters
Stomach Btters. the purest and most ecacious vege
table elixir that the world has ever known. 1t is a
mild stimulant powerful tonic, unequalled appe
tier an absolute specific for diseased Digestion
derful nervine moderate cathartic remedy for liver
complaints and periodic fevers. for constipation.
specific for rheumatism, of essential use in all all
mentS to which the feebler sex are subject and as
general household medicine unequqled and unap-
preached These are the properties which have made
HOStetters Btters famous everywhere See TO it. how
ever that you have the true article, for the land in
tested with Swarms of local bitterS, made from
demned liquors and worthless drugs, which greedy
wretcheS who speculate on human life recommend as
panaceaS for every i'll that flesh is heir to. Beware OF
the charlatins and their poisOns,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

The second trial of Mrs Fair, for the murder
of Crittenden, is set for June 24th.
Another effort will be made in the Senate this
week, in behalf of General Amnesty.
\ cheyenne dispatch of the 18th inst. reports
the Pacific road again blockaded with snow
VIM. B. Astor has Just contributed $4,000
10 the Aston library, to relieve present wants.
VIM Cullen Bryant has arrived at New Or
leans from Havana and will proceed homeward.
The next meeting of the Centennial Commits
sion will be held in Washington.
Gen j. p Shanks, of Indiana, has been re-
nominated for Congress by his constituents.
Hon. John Lynch of Maine, who has serV-
ed four terms in Congress, declines re-elec-
ton.
The New York Times favOrs the election of
Gen Hawley to the United States Senate from
Conn ecticut.
The pistol with which Gen. Sickles killed Ray
is said to be in & glass case IN one Of the police
stations in New York.
Sixteen hundred Immigrants from Alsace and
Lorraine arrived at New York last week and
passed on Westward.
Two doctors at Omaha, Nebraska, have been
found guilty Of producing abortion and sem
fenced to Imprisonment.
Not a single member of the Lower House in
Congress will attend the Cincinnati Convention.
Senators Schurz and Upton are expected to at
tend. Sumner will write letter.
Hon. Benjamin Disraeli admits that tits inn
possible for America to recede from her posi-
ton in regard to the questions to be presented
TO the Geneva Commission.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10
aOfh Day of May. 1872.

upon the premises the following personal property
Seaess Wire Rope Drum and Windlass, Mining Black
smith and Carpenters Tools. Wagons, Carts. Ma
nearly completed lying at the wharf at Kingston, Ten
nessee and other property Also. the valuable lands
of said Company lying in Roane and Morgan counties,
consisting of three separate tracts lying adjacent be-
ing the lands conveyed to said Company by John BaX
ter and L. P Bailey, Trustee, John DeArmond and N
P. Barton and NJ c. Wilcox containing one thousand
acres, more or less and covering the valuable coal
banks now worked by said Company.
Said sale will be made on a, credit of one and two
years the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rt for the purchase money bearing interest from date
az the rate OF seven per cent per annum, and lien
is paid.
The lands will first be offered in parcels to suit pur
chaserS and afterwards a whole, and that sale which
shall bring the largest sum will be adopted The sale
will be made in bar of the equity of redemption.
W;P. WASHBURN, Trustee
Knoxville, March ., lS72-26d6Od
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10

OUR readers have not failed to notice the
unanimity with which the Republican
county meetings i'll East Tennessee have
declared for Grant and Maynard. The
truth is, the people everywhere know that
we have never had a more honest, faithful
and economical administration of the gov
eminent, than since Gen. Grant has been
President, and they mean to try him for
another four years. His reelection is GER
tain, and honest men everywhere concede
a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10

\ correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
lDemocrat) says not single Republican
member of the Lower House of Congress
will go to Cincinnati. The Convention
may be largely attended, but such is not
the prospect now. 1t will certainly be a
failure, and the Democratic National Com
mittee seem to realize it, for they are pre-
pairing to hold National Convention and
fight it out under the old banner of oppo-
sition to everything that has been accom-
plished for the past ten years.
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their food, and many, their lives for the
cause of the Government and they richly
deserve for their sacrifices more substan-
tial recognition than the Government has
heretofore allowed. We hope to report
soon that the claim has passed the House
and been paid.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial speaking of the
debate i'll the House over the Army APP
preparation bill, refers to one of our Ten
nessee congressman thus:
An orator named Whitthorne, of Tennessee,
who removed his collar and necktie, unbutton-
ed his shirt-binding, and seemed tc have great
difficulty in keeping his shirt on, discovered
that it cost more to run the Government than it
did during the days Of General jackson. He
exhibited a great deal of voice and Precipitation,
but did not seem to have much influence with
the House.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-10

DY VIRTUE, OF 4 DEED IN TRUST EXECU-
ID TED to me by The Wilcox Mining Company"
body corporate, having its principal office in Knoxville
Tennessee, and doing business at "Emory, Roane
county Tennessee, will expose to sale to the highest
hi1dnr the
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17

Almost everything has its parasite, which
live with 1t and preys upon it. Man is no
exception, for tape. pin, anu other worms
lurk IN the system, and often cause great
disturbance. They do not exist in healthy
bodies hence they are sure proof of ill
health. They arise in imperfect action of the
stomach and other vital organs. and lurk in
vltiated blood no mere vermifuge can
remove them. DR. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters will not only expel the worms,
but by restoring the blood and digestive
apparatus to a healthy condition, will remove
the cause of the trouble
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17
Nearly 10000 thousand German emf
grants came to this country last year.

AN lrlshman having jumped into the
water to save man from drowning, upon
receiving quarter from the person as
reward tor the service, looked first at the
money and then a. him, and at last ex-
claimed "Pm overpaid for the job"
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17

A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assayer Of
MASSACHUSETTS,, pronounces Halls Sicilian
Hair Renewer at efficient preparation for
cleansing the skin of the head, promoting the
growth. and restoring the original color of
the hair when it has become gray.
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17
Auction Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Il public auction on Saturday, February oath,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also three
Show Cases aad one Counter Scale.
MRS. H. HABICH
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17

II ARGE G0OSEBERRY AND CURRANT
A Bushes from Klotzs Mill. for sale at
A. GR0TEFEND CO.'S.
The Shasta courier., 1872-02-17
Nj. B. HTCK Ely.

UILL GIVE A GRAND ST. PATRICK'S S
w Ball and Supper at his Hotel in Whisky
town. on Monday evening, March 18th, 1872 to
which his friends and the public generally are
cordially invited.
TICKETS TO BALL AND SUPPER $5.
No extra charge will be made for breakfast
the following morning, and horses will be fed
and cared for free of charge Good music will be
furnished, and nothing omitted that will tend to
render the occasion pleasant.
MANAGERS:
French Guch-P. Desmond, B. Garland NJ.
Shea, John Souter.
Whiskytown-James Blair.
Shasta-Thos. Greene, r. Xenedy, John V.
Scott, James Leary, W. H. Bickford.
HorsetoBn-E. NJ. Dixon, John Gleason.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13
Too Much Dress.

From an English Fashion Paper.
Really some new regulations must be lnltie
for the drawng-rooms and lcvees. At the
last meeting of her Majesty with the ladies
ota hep court the scene was simply Disgrace
FIJI The crowd pushed and fought (ilclaiiy
loIlrbt) rs if the lligh-born dalnscls and (pre-
sulnedly) well.bred cavaliers had been SO
many sight.serr waiting for admission ut
the omen gallery doors OF the theatre on box
;no-nirht. A certain wcll-known leader Of
fashion had her train torn bodily from her
bodice. In i:vk, the scene was diSGracciul,
:;nd 1 blushed for the visitors as hoped
about. listening to the cl 't-cliat i'll the ante
rooms. The poor gentlem. .-at-lrms seemed
dreadfiilly distressed as they vainly attempt
ed TO fulfil their duties Of doorkcepers. Ii
d are not TO have better manners on future
occasions we had better adopt the Indian
fashion, and give up trains and feathers
altogether. A "quiet" Dolly Warden COS
tune would really and truly be the best
dress for .idrawing-room OF The present DAY.
FANNY FERN on TIE PREVAILING STYLE.
When I say that the street-dress OF the
majority of respectable women of New York
to-day is disgusting but feebly express my
emotions. say the respectable women, and
their appearance leaves wide margin tor
doubt. The clown at circus wears not a
more parti-coloreI costume; i'll fact, his has
the advantage OF being sufficiently ''taut,
10 use a nautical phase, not to Interfere with
locomotion, while theirs-what with dis
nusting humps upon their backs, and hie
rosettes upon their shoulders, and loops. and
folds, and buttons, and clasps, and bows
lpon their skirts, and striped satin petit
coats, all too short TO hide Their clumsy All
klcs-and more colorS and shades Of cOlors
heaped up on one poor little i;lshion-ridder
body than ever was gathered in one rain
bow---and all This worn without regard to
temperature. or time, or place. say tlil>
presents 4 spectacle which is too dishenrten
inc 10 be comicll. One canHot smile at tho
veling girls who are one duy-Heaven hell
thpm--to be wives and mothers. 49,
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s; AUExYMM rlstA Mssy
u By WaIHngeo Qratts,s ~ q
tx Aactioncer and IIaaf Estatas Agent s4stss
sG Vi corner Of Ehyapsn gnd Bank atreeia. 10;

,xfsost hIIIssIoN ERst SALE or yRICK
E HE TEsk sSrif siE st 81 LIN sTREE
MEAELx 0pPoslTT M fsrf f stI,r ~ sRnFR
sTR ses:i BETWEt:S iiAGy RI sND FUN
srREEfs AND BEA{TlSyL aN " f,f,t,s IN.
TiIE f,i;tsSK TItRNPIK Il, q ADJOINING 4 u "
ne sl sf 81 'Eehmond entered 81 Ii;s
sisnsa spee san, b SID
aesse sa se se t osiose r.
fair. not, the lrst flir day on
h1 the ls Jan 1872. the do9%lng 81 i,al
racetf tecs.sed-yix., Tint valuable BIB ICk Ten
MENf ON thesoufh side of franklin street near 20
Hotel, fronting IA feet, running hack the depth
thereof boniyled on the west by alley, and east p
sIr: James a. Inioess propert ~ anu now Occupies
Aftar which, say at Is O'Clock. those Two beautiful
LOTS in Sidney. on the south sde OF Grove street,
Nos,sa and 2t, I'm PeticoEis's plan, each 80 by'isO
And thereafter, at O'Clock tat beautiful and nd
mira6ly welEiocatrd FARM now In the occupancy i
OF MIR. Charles HartweI; on the west line OF ING
nostb of Hish9ond. eontslnig SEVENTY
ACHES! The farm is justly regarded as equal IN
SIX rooms .besides, the usual such IS
Kitchen. stable, barn. &C. and In front OF the dwei-
Ing h sI Is ac Se1sssfulreSe
|" There Is ou the turnpike. near the northern
boundary of the property, small framed dwelling,
.,isw occupied by Mr.. Burton as tenant.
The farm will be divided into four or Eve parcels,
twoof witch will front on the turnpike, ana two or
three onthe cross road leading from the to-gafc TO
the Fair Grounds, according to the plat OF survey
O. be exhibited ut the hour of sale
+. Terms Enough in cash 10 dcfray expenses OF
sale aud costs of suit: balance at l., ., and 3
years for negotiable notes, interest added Stsfac-
tOrly endorsed and title retained until all OF the
purclasc money is fully paid anda conveyance order
cd by the conrt,or by paying one-inurh In cash The
personal security may be dispensed Possession
OF tile farm on the ls of December next, and OF the
other property In short time. THE taxes for lsi:
r. Z, M. NJ. GILLIAN,
:; JOHN TT. GUY.
JOHN O. STEGER,
A. Fl. SANDS,
.EE,2Et J.B. YOUNG, 49,. III.
j. A. MEREDITH.
C.. G. GRISWUID,
Ia tootfa Commissioners,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13
by Lyme 4 Brother.
Aurii0nrers and Real Estate Agents.
No. I.l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
L A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, IN THE
PLAN OF NO0DFlLLE, NEAR THE CITY OF
EICFiAOND.-By virtue of Il certain deed executed
10y Iohn IL. Banks. dated 18th December, ISL to me
rs trustee, Of record in the clerks office of l!cnrco
comfy court. In deed book 50, page lSI shall. nj
thu request OF lhc beneficiary therein nainet, sell n
public auction, on tile premises on TlltsSDAl.
i3ill DIV of Jullr lS12, nj o'clock i. NJ. the LOT.
with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, located rs
:,ve described ..... ... 81.
TERMS Sufficient IN cash 10 dcfray the expenses
of sale aud 10 pay of certain negotiable note dated
18th MAY. k1, executed by John Fl. Banks, and
payable lively. months after date with Interest
thereon rs spccitcd and us to the residue "i SAID
purchase money, on such terms and time viii IN
announced II the hour of sale. -,
lei II. A. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
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By ". Il. Robins.
Auciinncer and Real Estate Agent,
lila Main street.

4 BEAUTIFUL FRANkLlN-STREET
N LOT Just ABOVE MONROE PARK, FOR
SALE AZ AUCTIDN.-At The request of the owner.
viii In sold. an tho premises. ii aucii"n on TIL uRS-
DAY EVENING. 18Th instant. III So O'Clock, that
very beautiful BUILDING LOT situate 1T the north
east corner OF Franklin AMI Shafer streets tic line
Of the city railway.
The said lot fronts III feet and has depth OF l3G
feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
The rapid improvement In the value OF ground In
Ibis vicinity, together with the number OF very beau
tituI and substantial residences recently crerird IN
IL Immediate nrichbrllrO, make IL one al the most
cs r;thr building lots now In lie market.
General attention Is Invited 10 The sale.
TERMS: At sale. - ....-, so. .''
" Il RlklNS AnCiinurnr
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s...,;,g n, ,he ti,,as TOP iats Is sssit M asAfs
iaeis hi phiaIl Of tho ai q, II,
iles sI, 40 Int ernything that viii
.,;ns Iazy.,ess. but thaV known . sseaoh ife
trIGe few hurry Ii SIM =
oeod.nattirod man haz col. one oV theui
kind oy souls that will gro eniiytllliig tilat
" ulanted IN it, good, bad, or indilIeren ut
Huan,, happiness IL sntch an cay, simple
fling that tloZe who hay the most "v IL emo
+ it the least. ;a .,s,. al.
tery makes stronger; beka1az,: 1t makes them
more karef,rl: but stitch men are ska'sa'. ;,
Yu kant larn piggin to fiji So nor s s
tew trot fast. ~. ,,;t
TLe only safe way for most people tew gu,
along in this world il tew watch Others anu
do jist az they do. at
HHu,nan happiness is like Josel1l',s coat
thing of n,enny colors. :.
+ kant Tell which IL the Wtls5 on, the n'h 'l'
who IL ali he'd and no heart, or the one WHO
IL all heart and no he'd.
Hone IL no fatterer-she cheats everybody
alike. but after all, il the best friend we nave
got. il 1870 ,;no ,Sr;t..
Everybody seems to dispize a. lHppohill'-'
| God, niar, and the devil. -
| An idle man liz ALWAYS "a hizzy one---hc
spends all his time hunting for nothihs 70
do. $50 ,,,...I1,,,,,o
There are but few peoplein this world who
| make more trouble than bizzy phooi. ;, :.
| knowledge il power no doubt, but II !, ~
not yirtew--there are SIM people "ho
only edukate their. vices. -,
l. Everym should kno sumthing ov law
If he knows enutf tew keep outsov it be Xxi
pretty good lawyer: 60. >,
Waiting for ded mans shoes IL just az
mean az stealing the shoes before the man
| dies. =,
'fEae best refornlers are those who are all
the time trieing to reform themselves, thus
presentfng.tew the world one good example
worth at least dozen prcccpts.
Rum, dice, and lust bring all men teW one
common leyei.-Neao York Weekly. -
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..-. Ey Grubbs & Williams,
T>.l Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

H,ILE ST. MARKS CHURCH LOT, ON
l. TIE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH SHEET
EErIy FEN CLAY AND LEIGH S1REETS.-
The LOT whereonSt. Marks church recently sl"nu
will he sold at auction .urou the premises on
TIIJRSDAY, 18th June, immediately after the sale
of Mr.. Ludwigs residence, say ut O'Clock r NJ.
II fronts co feet and runs back about 100 fcet Inc
situation aud size Of the lot particularly recomlneHu
much in demand or for ONE or more residences.
TERMS: Al sale. 81. ....a..... r IS.
ByTequest OF the trustees.
ir1I al Auciourrrs.
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By Wellington Goiitlin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rJ,RUsrEE'S SALE OF LOT WITH
L LARGE BRICK TENEMENT TiIERE0 IS
TWEEN JEfFERS0N AND MADISON
SfrE EETs. BY virtue OF decree of the Chancepy
Court OF The city of Richmond entered on me "a
Muv lS12 I'm the case of iSrauer against StalIde,
and Of deed of trust hearing date 5ot July, 1857,
executed by Frank StaIr To ". Gotllhn, ililSht,
,Iuly recorded IN Richmond Hastings Court. shall
nroeee 10 sell AT public aucli"n ON the premises on
FRIDAE the .lst June, ls72, al d O'Clock T. Ma.
fair If not the first fair tay thereafter tile real
estate conveyed by the said deed. consisting OF lot
located :l above, fronting Is feet running BACK Lao
feet 10 4 ifteeh-fn"t alley, with the large DflcS
said Staudc.5 i, 51'.,58Hs > ~, u,t'I 49,
TEWMS: Enough in cash to deilT,y EXPENSES Of
sale and 10 RAY OH 4 mott. of SEA with Interest from
"a August, 1865. i'm paid; end as to The residue, on
such Terms MS the said Staie shall prtscrileand
direct Or on his failure to give any instructions
then on scli terms rs the trustee shall deem most
~nn,l"ut' -, ~ 3-Gr@5 W. G0DDIN,-
Trustee.
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After the ahurc. will he sold

~ .-=. After the above, will be sold
BUILDING LOT on west side OF Cherry between
Beverly and Albemarlc streets, 3oxl5O feet.
,lasU,. The sales Will close with
THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
the south side Of Aiah street, 50 feet east Of Park
Place, and lying just opposite the southern terini-
nus of Henry street 50xi5sA feet to all alley, This
Is Que OF the most desirable lots Ia that very ri
pidly improving neigLDnrlloOd. .aa ~ Hs
The foregoing list Of property. To be sold by us ON
SATURDAY 4 En- OON,lsth instant, embraces
variety as 10 yuiue Ill of it Is eligible and impro-
Wing No one can fail TO rcalirc handsome profits
ON any selactlnts they may make thcrefrom.
10 l3 isRuBBS u VILLA Ms, Auctnnerrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-13
by Thomas W. keesee, Auctionccr,
No. 1917 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO MA
Il CHiNEkY. In pursuance Of the provisions Of
deed OF trust executed tn rine undersigned by
George X. Crinp. bearing date. December H. ls7i.
and recorded in the Office or the Chaneery Court Of
late &. /. Baldwin, ON Main street near Twenty fifth,
0it FRIQAf tile elst instant, commencing, ut l..
O'clock, desirable 1850 rtfitnt of TOBACCO MA
.CIllSERI AND FiNTuKtSsiu pan as follows.
BOX SCREWS, IRON fgyiS, 40, rs ID; lr,srsy
+ MILLS, BANDS
q Bill hfSt LEVERS 50 sEzzEisiitft ~ ''tks'
r sM0kiNt:EToBAc eco PRESS and FIXTURES,
IRONS, TfNN,i - 2 ~ S'ssffF a{f-'FC -s7'F
r bJIAPgBOXES,a az; sFsssSt4f 81 saEf3 stsG
SfSKERS,, BOILERS. .s44 -. tst,s,.tya .it l.,lj
and am numerous other article apIertainlng 70 The
saEkAs: Atsale. JoHEg A.gEEvsN, srrus.ee.a
{ II y. w EEsER, 10 &.
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RY Gruhbs e Wnllalns,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS Of
l. GROUND. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FLOYD COR FEDEEALl STEkET BETW EfN
CHERRY AND CCLYERT STREETS, ONLY 4
SQUARE BEYOND MONROE PARk, FOR SALE
Al AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 18th June, nj 5
O'Clock z. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises,
THREE LOTS OF GROUND lying in SQUARE in
mediatciy opposite the residence Of John G. Shlcr,
ESI.
n Two OF them are ut the northwest corner Of
Floyd and Cherry streets, front il aud ~ feel re-
srectiyely run back 100 feet To alley 20 lee; wide.
The other begins lis feet west Of Cherry street and
is 10 by 1879 feet to the alley. ~ feet wide.
No lots Ia the vicinity Of Monroe Park are NOW 80
he hai which, Offer greater Inducements Than these
10 purchasers for Immediate use With reference 10
sure and rapid Increase la value.
TERMS At sale. CRuBRS & WILLIAMS,
jpilU ~ Suctionears
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r1,1.I,srI,E,s GALE nE A VERY VAIL.
by Grubbs T. Williams.
- .huctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh sirrcl between Main aud Bank.

DRICK DWELLING NO. 40, IN
- FoRD'S ROW, IN SIDNEY, on the west side
OF Cherry between Dover or Cary and Cumberland
streets, 10 be sold at auction upon the premises on
FRIDAY, llth June, ut O'clock L. NJ. II has three
rooms, and is unice order.
SIX BUILDING LOTS On THE SOUTH SIDE
OF GREEN STREET, BETWEEN CHERRY
AND CULVERF STREETS.-Aftert the above. we
will sell OTIS froutlug, together, 1913 81. feet aud
running back about lou feet. This Is good oppor-
tunity to buy cheap lots IN that rapldy-lmpro'ing
locality. R'' 49,, "
10 10 AuctlOneers.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
By ". Goddin,
RS huctionacr aid Real Estate agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF LOT AND
I } FTAMED TENEMENT THEREON At
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TWESTY-SIXTH TREETS.-By virtue OF DE,
uro,oinced on the Sth of June, 1872 in the case of
bowers against Wingfeld, we shall, as special com.
missioncrs thereby appointed. proceed to sell at
auction, OH the premises, on MONDAY the 18th OF
june I37e, at 9 O'Clock T. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
rpfrrrrd TO In tue plaintiffs bin. consisting of LOT
located as above fronting 50 feet the south side
of Main street running hack ~ feet to an alley,
having thereon Il small FRAMED TENEMENT,
used as Il store and dwelling.
The property will I've divided according 10 4 plat
10 he exhibited mt the hour Of sale.
TERMS: ne-thirI cash. balance nj SIX, Twelve,
and, eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, AMI title retained till all of the purchase mo-
ney Is fully paid and IL conveyance ordered by HE
court. : 49, :. z 1.as&a5's '@E ~
JUN .! sr rEiGGHERRsoN Commissioners.