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Chairman Board County Commissl
CHECKS ISSUED.

cHECKs ISSUED.
Check No. 4, January Is, 1872, G. d. Lind
stedt, bridges and roads, $l.202 So
Check No. S, January is, 1872, James Bren.
nan constable account, sA.
Check No. 6, January l8. 1872, James Bren-
nan, constable account s343.
Check No. I, January Is, 1872, L. G. Nor
throp, trial justice, order James brennan,
sl.00l.
nan, trial justice, .$4Gl Is.
Check No. 9, January l8, 1872, James Bren-
nan, NJ. Caulfeld account,* s34S.
Check No. 10, January l8, 1872, G. b. Lind
stedt, bridges and roads, $3.50 IS.
Check No. IL, January lS. 1872 G. b. Lind
stedt. bridges and roads, $675 rs.
Check No. IL, January ls, 1872, G. b. Lind
stedt, bridges and roads, $685. 80.
Check No. l3, January lS, 1872, j. B.
Plumeau, main roads, SlS4 69,
Check No. II, January Is, 1872, j. B.
PIuueau, main roads, sl95.
Check No. Is. January l8, 1872, Mantoue
Co., public bulldiugs,* s4l6 46.
Cheek No. l6. January 20, 1872, DR.. w. A.
Sk1ine, medcines,* s36l.
Check No. II, January 20. 1872, G. Il. Lind
stedt. bridges and roads, $3.50 62.
Check No. I8, January 20. 1872. G. II. Lind
stedt. bridges and roads,* s542 81.
Check No. 10, January 20, 1872, G. 81. Lind
stedt. poor account, s225 So.
Check No. 90, January 20, 1872, II. L. Perrin,
Check No. q, January 20, 1872, T. A. Miller,
Che Check No. %, January 20, 1872. R. H. VII.
loughby, DR.. Lanes account. $3.50 81.
Check No. %, January 20, 1872. R. H. Will
louphby. DR.. LINES accounts 1888 66
Check No. a, January %, 1872, A. G. Rich.
mond, clerk c. C. P. and G. S. s20l:
Check No. rs, January %. 1872, c. c. Bowen
A. c. Richmond account sI0o.
Check No. 26, January %, 1872 A: G. Rich
mond, clerk c. c. P. and g. s., $2l76 Is.
Check No. 81, January %, 1872. A; G. Rich
mond, clerk C. C. P. and 9. s., SlO73.
mond, Clerk G. G. P. and G. S.,* llso 50,
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BUILDING MATERIAL.--An extensive STOCK
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, BliRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. sS Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his owp factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, de-, from tne
best manufacturers, mch8- -fmwlyr
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Tillinghast & Cohen,
reported for keeping a disorderly house in
State street, were dismissed with warning.
JAS Bolls, reported for dropping filth along
the streets from his cart, was dismissed.
A horse .and two goats found astray cost
their respective owners one dollar apiece to
regain possession of them.
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Meetings This Day:

Eagle Fire Company, att A. N.
Marion Fire Company, at Z A. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, at A. Ii.
stonewall Fire Company, at A. Y.
Phoenix Fire Company, OF IA. M.
Washington Fire Company, at Z A. n.
Etna Fire Company, at "A. N.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 4. N.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at Z A. n.
Palmetto Lodge, Z. P, at half-past z P. N
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STATEMENT OF F. c. MILLER.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIRE-PRooF BUILDING,

CHARLESTON, s. c., May I'd, 1872
j. P. HoDard, Esq, Foreman Grand Jury
At your request Transmit to you In writing
the statement made TO you yesterday, viz !:
was taken sick about the 9th DAY OF January,
and was confined to my room about slx weeks,
during which time my physician had given Or
ders TO allow no one but my nurse and those
actually necessary to see me.
During the month of January Mrs. III. A.
Mclaughlin went to DR.. Davega for permis'
sion to see me, which he declined to give.
Mrs. Mclaughlin thereupon came to my res
idence, and stated that she had permission 10
visit me, which my nurse, Maria Hamilton,
will testify to. She then handed me numser
of checks to sign. Being too sick to attend
to any business, at first declined, but Mrs.
Mclaughlin said, oh no, that DR.. Dsvega bad
told her II would not do me any Injury to sign
Upon her replying that the bills were cor
rect and had been properly audited oy tne
other commissioners, signed them.
have the honor 10 be,
Yours very respectfully,
2. G. MILLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
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RECAPITULAT1oN.
Whites Is. Blacks aud Colored 1s-total SO.
GEO. 8. PRIzER, II. D.,
City Registrar.

TIE ENTERPRISE RAIRoAp.-The latest
phase of the contest between the city and this
company Is the Issuing of an Injunction by
Judge Graham, under date of May 1, restrain
Ing the City Council, their officers and EN-.
ployees, from hinderlng or obstructing the
company in laying their tracks through
Charleston, until the further order Of the
court. This Injunction was served yesterday.
OLD IRON Satisfactorily morning q
large party Of gentlemen, and several ladies',
lett the wharf, at the foot of Market street, on
one of the Mount Pleasant Ferry Company's
steamers for Fort Sumter, where Messrs.
Leitch d Bruins were about to dispose Of q
large quantity of old metal. The party had a
pleasant trip, and upon their arrival the auc-
tion began. About one hundred and fifty tons
of old stuh, lying on the parade and else
where, were sold at the following rates: Lead,
scrap &c per pound; composition 25lc; copper
3oc; wrought iron 2c; scrap iron lac; loaded
shell l{c. The prices obtained did credit to
the auctioneer, and the party returned to the
city in happy frame Of mind.
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BUSINESS MOTT 0Ea

FURoHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer unprecedented bargains In Quilts:
200 Allendale Quilts, lO.4, only 81 S73; l6o Al
lendsle Quilts, ia, only 81 so; 100 Allendale
Quilts, l2-4, only 81 623. mays
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATTENTIoN!-Gard'
ner,s celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es
.oh,,shmont aprl6
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SALE OF C1rY STocK.-Ten thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars City OF Charleston
six per cent stock was sold al auction yester-
day morning, in lots to suit purchasers, at
from forty-nine to fifty cents-on the dollar.
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CRUMBs-There was very enthusiastic dis
play of bunting yesterday along the streets
and from the engine houses, in honor of the
tournament to day.
A curious young man has consulted the
oracle and been told that an engine with
name of two syllables will win the first prize
to.dav
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Leaving balance In hand of.......s 80 2S
An election was next held for officers,
which resulted in the choice OF the following
ladies to serve for the ensuing year: Mrs. G..
A. Trenholm, president; Mrs. John Forrest,
vice president; Miss W. T. DeSaussure, secre'
tary and treasurer. Board Of managers
Mrs. II. W. Conner, Mrs. Us. Snowden, Mrs.
Thomas Smythe, Mrs. c. A. DeSaussure, Mrs.
VIM. Ravenel, Mrs. c. P. Frazer, Miss RAM
sey, Miss Brown, Miss Campbell, Miss Ann
Robertson, Mrs. ]. K. Robinson, Mrs. William
Adger, Miss sewel, Miss Adger, Mrs. John La
fitte, Mrs. a. F. Baker, Mrs. Joseph Black
man, Miss R. 7. Holmes, Miss Anna Simpson,
Miss E. ]. Wagner, Miss Charlotte Smith,
Mrs. c. 8. vedder, Mra. G. q. Simonton, Mrs.
D. E. Huger, Mrs. Sarah Lee, Miss L. Horl-
beck, Mrs. John Marshall, Jr., Mrs. Alva
Gage.
The Rev. W. S. Bowman then delivered an
interesting address, in which be said that 1t
was strange such an association had existed
so long and been working In our midst With
out being more nerally known. The amount
OF good they accomplished, In their quiet way,
evincsd the true spirit of Christian charity,
and Illustrated the well.kn0wn saying that
the sweetest songsleFs of the grove were not
clothed in the most brilliant plumage. He
congratulated them on the way iu which the
affairs of the association had been admins.
tered, and dwelt upon the important fact that
they were out of debt. The subscriptions and
contributions during the year had been small,
but Notwithstanding this they had circumscrio'
ed their expenditures, and by close economy
kept large number of poor women employed.
With such small aid from without, the society
had been working on, and at the end OF the
year showed small balance with which to
start a new one. He spoke lastly of the great
usefulness and benevolence of the association,
and in the Interest OF hundreds Of needy fami.
lies, he hoped that increasing means would
soon enable them 10 take wider Geld for their
labors, and that The association would continue
it's noble work for many years to come.
The address was heard with deep attention,
and the meeting then adjourned.
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The AUGUSTA FArR.-We learn that the
South Carolina Railroad is selling excursion
tickets to tie Horticultural Fair now holding
In Augusta.
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AFFIDAVITS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON, May 8, 1872.
and being duly sworn, James Brennan, who
SAYS, that have received from the hands Of
Mrs. Mel Laughlin check No. 7: amounting to
slOOl. A few days after County Treasurer Cur
new reported to the county commissioners,
VIZ: F c. Miller, n. Mclaughlin and B. n.
Gregorie; also states, did endorse check NO.
7. I authorized Mrs. Mclaughlin 10 colect
7 since l delivered the same to Mrs. McLangh-
lin fSIpned) JAMES BRENNAN.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopic
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL sTREET
BAZAAR. apfA'-m"A
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. E. Bowers will sell at half-past 10 O'Clock,
In front Of Christopher's stables, King street,
hnrapa
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FuRoHoorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer fifteen
pieces Of Black Stripe Japanese Silks, at only
rs cents per yard apr2S
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TIE LATEST STYLES of Summer Cloths TO
boys' and mems wear have been received a
Fnrcheott Benedict & Co. spr2s
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS views OF
charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
treet Bazaar. oeo1o
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PARcHEEs1 PARcHEEs1 "A royal game o
India. Hssel street Bazaar, and East b.
News Room. apr20-w
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.

The following is the official return Of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end
ing May 4. 1872: - 7.s.
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WYE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE ANB
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. $50 KING STREET,

DYES and Cleans by means Of steam, Gentle
mems Ladies' aad Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers' Finish; Lace and Grape
shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
r. Goods received and returned by Express.
jEn22-lyr I RALhhs PTopnesos,
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Anrtion 9ales--fntnre Dans ~ II
By WIN. MCKAY. g
FsTATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
L NItURE -
Un THURSDAY next, the 9th instant, ct 10
O'Clock, will be sold a. No. II Lynch street.
The FURNITURE contained In said House, be
longing to the Estate Of the late Rev. T. W.Lewis
% Paror, Bedroom ana Dining room PURNL
TUKE, Melodeon. Carpets, fne Library, Kitchen
Furniture, Stove, DC. /, .rsg se2S... ]. Msy1 g
BY r. II. MARSHALL h BRO. 33St
ON THURSDAY, sTH INSTANT, ss.ATsl1g
~ O'Clock, will be sold. at the Postoftce, Broad
street, 'G "a y ;r5S =: e. 81 So. 90:
The handsome RESIDENCE Noe8 .Franklns
street. near Broad, containing tseyen Z rooms
besides pantry and dressing groOms, kitchen ,ad.t
joining house cistern, gas and commodious out
oui dings on premises. Lot measures los BY 1913
feet, more or less. !rE,si.S. GnI:2..{si5
Conditions-One. third cash; balance In ono,
two and three years; by bond, with interest SEMI.
annually secured as usual. Purchaser to Pay for
papers and stamps. may4-smwth4
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SAW FACTORT.-Ilaying purchased the
~ entire machinery Cf the Saw Factory ard Ma
chlne shop OF EDWARD BOYLE. Nos. 1ais and
liaO Cary street, and the goodwill of Ills business,
We shall carry on the SAN BUSINESS In all it,
branches. including the making and repairing Of
C!ceulsr aud other Saws OF al! kinds and repairing
Of machinery.
All work wiz be promptly executed aud at lowest
prices respectfully solicitthc patronage OF tie
Mr.. FRANK HULGHER. 8nd all OF the best
hands who were in the employ Of tbs old firm, re-
main With ns. We shall engage the best worknen
&C 2-ial : - $500 A. j. MILLER & CO.
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SALE OF VALUABLE real l. =, 49,. =,
- AZ AuCToN-By 'irtue Of e., ,I t. f - ya.t
dated %:sh of April. 1879, ard iec1IIt ~ - *
OF Tie Chencerv Cont cr Richmond Ia il'' tt .
5, Is. psSe 40, orsde ny james I, NeSS tie ~
rne his vile 10 Joseph Brzfolt.i ~ te
derssne.i. ~ substituted trustee ID 80 -, ~.
request of The beneficiary therein WI, kSittt
at public auction, on the pietiitse9, o. ~ II l.
the 80 day Of October. lS,@, tat eettAtn
goutGc:lSt corner Of Mata aud Twenty l1tA
fronting % feet on Main street a,la !o9
between parallel lines 10 fec ISH'S ~ ,hcgra,
alley, with TWO BRICK sNf."G e
eccuriet, as stores an; dwellings, -. t,,eI..s<
IKE above property Is Htil lntastu ioi IN tAH
purposes, aad Is - valuable - any pfo!"'''
part OF the city. i, ~, rynceg,l> =,
IsRMs Cash ~ 70 80 naca Of me S,,rn,b,
VIII dis charge the sum -. sl5-p, Win s!e o.
Interest liesco., aud costs OK s.sie a;su ,rD
executing te tr.ist, ard ~ 10 The reSidae N,"c T..
Terms a. the psrso.aI tsetss's, a IN i,s
liz to g,ys, such direction, upon ssy ~ an.
Al said trustee siill tainS nj, aud which van :
geeSt on The day oil sale.
Sale H. lake place ct o'ssGcS. a. !. SSON,
Substituted trust 49,,
LYNX IS BROTHER, Aaetioassss,
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FETELLE, No. l2oi Main street, is fully
III fortified against siunicf; hcat.
What with one cNprfiic ana nu"thCr i! Scjl ,sss
will go bard Il h: doesn't keen his
toner, and irien:is cnnI and comfort
able. let tllc SUMMER god rage Jscvcr So iercciy.
Ills i.AhDER tas the D1: products of tie season,
fEomthe tropics 10 tie lakes, which are served IN
tie BEsT STYLE or ART.
Iii, BAR |. the hest, both Tor skIfuI brewing and
superior lQU0Rs-snetrai,el IL this city. Ii
with thee and ices aud cooling mineral waters ge-
temen cart keep Coel, then tile weather must ue s
hni - Gcsuyllls itssif. ;.
Thankful for past fayprs, he reHews hisinvitation
10 the public, andnroiaises satisfaction II that Is 10
be found IN this world ie -
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~ Gruths < Williams.
tuc'iGncers and Real Estate Agents
ttrvru,h Street between Main and Eanh.

TWO VERY NALUABLE SMALL MAR.
! kETFAl;NS IN HANOVER. " litiiN r. !;
AHD-lN MILES OF RICHMOND Eth SAi:f
NT AI'CrIDE.-LTc viii sell * auctio1l. on 'e
lrru,i&c.:. on FRIDAY. October -; 81. az y
o:.,nrb w.. TWO SMALL. FARNS ~ hanover
on. confirms uhE HUNDRED ACRES with I'M
,iayr:ur, aud ryrry variety OF soil, S'!tin;c lGE-
i.nla ,iv fo ;rurkirG. TIE other confirms ti:ih7
TY-%I%E MD i HALF Atk:-S "l n',"li' ".
H.; Inland vol shifted ruy i,urE AMI for store or
r,r I,s,2s Th,.=,. little ferns arcnEc ike an" III.
other .v miles :ror Richmond. iN &"oi ROAD
atfnr,lirl. a c opportunity Tor person, 4" ia"lcr:
.,,t. means =, invest IN tou": healthy III 2n"l
;,ig,iI,crioo and con:clir - lnArhc. rii"i III
and school. This lnnl i pai; e iiiiaM u. o''l
I'm old tract! now owned y y lillian hal'-, ; q
ON ii,r ti,cl OF orc hundred acre, h"Ic - -'!l'
r,,rI: rt.tf.fn ,yil iISt, and other ou-5IitGui,&
1ErM, At =alr. , .,.,,,,c
AEntinNN,rs.
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L,OR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
E UCTO3Ek y. ls.2. at II o'clock. u FARM uf
TWO iiuNDRED AND fpCE ACRES, together
M4 S Gsi.s fn"tGo Ft %fHT s46E rS
with shue-,hgp rad icc-huGSc adjoining all located
81" .ac Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Potomac
railroad :cifrrru s~1iaa5 ..ut TI' lul~. lie. \
s""d opening fer merchant ar ErniCr VI limited
capital
- The request Of Mr. Samuel ". Baker The pre-
sent ow;lr: &a utrn.an.. wlio.g hUst:css dcIhIG,.s
MS rca!"yal t. Missouri. shall the above Jay
and hour 4 tat u NJ, TIE next :.tr Gay thereafter
or Two HUNDRED MD -FOUR ACRES
BIHNFTT'S FARM.
lying on the east si:!c OF tie Richmond FfcJerrss-
burg and Potomac rAi!roa! ut ry bridge and roun-
eel on the EDS. Dy jIr james :hon,ass lalru, north
BY Hanover tuuT.hvr-a road, and south nv south
river on. huiitc and thirty :rrcs cleared. twe:y
Of which l. low.runij on South river Balance In
otiSnai "aA aid soEe IN pine; sell, arL gray loan
Die OF Improvement: dwelling, frame with brick
basement, ailc room. md nrr,.ssary oat-hoUSeS, Al
IN good or'tr: In2 a'ritS In = lew yaitS Oi the
pEEisfiAELE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Consisting OF al Kinds ot provcuIcr, farming i'm
inrnitnrc, plano, be;s, oc'!diGg. Kitchen furui-
turc, &c.
Possession given when required.
immedia;cIy thereafter WI hc Soda
COUNTRY STORE
doing good bushes. stcrcaniI>c with three roon.a
a:d adjoining tie store s.!"c-shop and lee buusc
belonging IL the Saar premises; store tract has len
acres tmore IL wahtcd. three 81 which Is In wood,
balance clear, heated Immediately Oh the R!chnoed.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad ut Dry
bridge, cnc-hatf mite nom raylorsyi!lc.
TGEMs rs 10 real estate, ona-io;rth cash; bal
cent., Ut one. tao, and three years, uretl b. r
trust. sa!ns under 30, cash; over 3d. negotiable
notes iortw.lSe iaprtiss, inerest aided nj SIX per
cent, anal Satisfactorily endorsed.
Dime; nr pre- ssd ior The day O. gale.
J:TiipMPaoN RsphfS. huciioacsr,
9i,!ee Az ss street, Di,sc e;'.cc
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Dv Wellington GoddiH.
Real Estate Agent AMI alctiohccr'
,,,n,r nj Eleventh and Bank succh.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
I jy,ir.HIE HEAL ESTATE IN The tI n,
Of FiriM9Nn. AZ THE SH .Irrt = TS2i Also
NER OF THIRD MD CAt tnE Sih Etrii re SID
Ii:"r yd ~" ia III. AID $50. on CARY AND
fi,MWooD TEhETS #Tn tAEG :, ANNEX
~ iEnTiI SIDES or null STEEET FEW EhS
E0itpTu AID FIFTH sfKEETS.-Ey virtue Oh
decree Of the Count: Court 81 'hc,lcImila IL ,,s
tborni,; nnDojnteI special commissioner. VIII o!er
for sale at public auci Ion. on tue prcl5'sI Oh n In
DAY the aad of October l,7!, ut O'Clock =. H. ~.
No order advertised for the purpose of ehecuns Il
division amongst the derscc- the loil2M,lnT
be b., i RIAL fSTXTE, OF which the Late john I"rplh
Fist That IOT at the southwest corner OF Iiiiro
and Gary streets now occupied 10y Mr.. stacey,
ing on the west line OF IEr >tfc%' - a loot NOR,
hrck on The sout line Of Cary street i5o ,aet; ICK
nv - - m aIlrr having thereon Il large hhi'h
and SrTCGUED DWELLING. PRICK ,t., enc :r
Trick Kitchen Sm"lrhousr ;;s ann ".,tcr, All Ill
,yo Trick stables. The property wiz ne So a.,
VIII, yiird ~ 10 scil To- i;c south Of thc dwelling
VAC'AET LOT %: suitable 80 ~" ;',,nr",n
his properly is in very desirable an" ihpso'i"'
"t =. lie roliowing dly,tz, on WEDNESn2a NJ
~ rIiE I.i TAEDSoME LOTS il sidney. Gcsi2nated
>. Ms. AZ II /. aud 80, two of which front on ne
rnrh si,! Of Cary street about "ac h , ,hcrc
west ~; the corporation line, on one %! "ci uv,c
i . small framed dwelling. Under rc1i I" ~
Fiddle ard raci, has IRON; oil la IL " 1'0 'Ic' ~
al alley - feet wld@. ,, rror ~ Elm,
wool Tor H.oin street, aud Vine streets, ana 'front.'
I-n IN s6 10 sid alley These lots viii hc Hhta,i
died i;tn FIFTEEN 81 tILEE ONES" each lla> III
. front OF ?; feet hT ..n feet 1850 .
NnG 90, THURSDAY til" :ith OCTOBER. ~. ~
n'c,,k T. Nj IL the town OF 'iarrhct'Gr ~ lI,!r
loving vaiitai,. real cSatc--vif. rAhI Or ~
To. :,-S with Il BARGE. EthiiE fENh
thrrrGl ,cc,,I,iCi ~ Il store and dwelling -: III.
iMn;i fronting - t""t. running hIck Oh f"uI".
,rrc "irt;I Iy feet 10 ir divided ihlo lhf'" ."'. -,
,ui;gtIa size. Also. PART or LoI 10. 90 VIZ ~,
= Ihrti:. rEA,3E TrEEMHSf ln,rton n, ~! -
ran, viii tycCg "a o. cpp"d ny lr. Jones 1ron'n@ ~
feet mora or less. on Hail Strcc' rnnnS n:r o,'
rnnrth street lca feet. also. PARl W 10 NJ.
Isl fronting =; feet on Hull Sticci running ,atA
nr % Ii,,r ~ feet. and the ciiicr about go cct'
i;dInvjug thvr,tguaH OLD FRANZ. ID" ELLi-'H'
,. s.,,,r o l,t divided into two s'llRlf lfJCciS
TERM: nnc-inurth cash: balance IT SIX. tW'lNc.
and eighteen months for n"~o!iaac notes interest
ntI,f,i and iuIp rrtli;:cd till al at Inc laIciit7t
r,ou"r /. fully iaid ana u con'ct@mrc "Iorred .,
Tie court. IT ~ - nn,,,i f,,or
pS.-tf:rr IN" eair Uf III" real n,tic or ti!irl
street viii 10 SOLD LOT. with S'l ALL b"tth
TENEMENT thereon. un The cast Inc ct second
between ~ ri AID Arch streets.
ii-o.u !pT CT III" north sd" -; Eyrh ~l""ei
First an, second g'rrcis, opposite 10 IN" African
TrRW:: At ale. W. G0DDIN.
or ~ huctirGCrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-21
Ey C;rubbs & Williams,
AuctiOuecrs AMI Real t&L;it Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Banl

T ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
1 4 SITT1E. &C., At hICTION.--Er rriGcal
of Mr. john Mabcu, WHO has sold hi, re-, Gence At
the northwest corucT al Grace and sixth street..
and i disseminating housekeeping. We will sell 81
aIirfion a, the premises. on THURSDAY. 2ith nctG-
her nj II o'clock \. IL. his HOUSEHOLD FUR
>lTTRF.. WARES. &C, embracing TIE Esna! va
rip;y of handsome, we'll selected, and nacEus article,
tn M. ior,ud III Il iirst-ClaS,- family residence,
Special a'tcGtion IS Invited to superior MIR
RDn:. CARPETS. &C.. &C.
Spcciai attention Is Invited 20 thi, sale.
GEUBtiS < WILLIAMS,
-, 10 Aucii0uC-rE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-21

4 Wisconsin lDan Icnta cook u $50 wal III
10 tel, when 20 commence cooking dinner.
ana uow has neither watch nor COCK.
An Iowa man went out hn;H:i"" Win
horse AMI buggy. killed cGc h!:d. ai.i "lp
The top Of his h2rsc'a head OF.
Mr.. Samuel \. JonHs. Genera; &-cnt o. Tn
Adams Express Company al i"'i-Ns''". wa
accidentally Killed Will" hunting near lao:'
Rock. Nebraska on Friday ia>i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-21
rr1rrsoy saGEs.-Fusurc Days.
By w. Goddin.
kurtioneer ond Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


ctEyEN DESIRABLE LOTS ON THE
> EAST SIDE OF ADAMS BETMEENs. Milf m;aln
AND CARY STREETS. AND ON TIE EoRrn
SInE OF ChEY BETWEEN ADAMS AnD
JEFFERSON STREETS, FOR SALE a. a. M' On
TluS-Will he sold nj auction. on me prense, vi.
SATURDAY the 18th October. lsI2. ~ ) Q c,nc n
+. NJ. those FIVE HANDSOME LOIS: cic.
Gx.o feet to IN alley = feet on the cist me III %
".is n Crrusra;Y aud bounded Oh the nasf by M
h1udscme residence Of Mr. John Gibson At' ,,
wI,icb these TWO VALUABLE LOIS On nv tnr
gnn streets. adjoining the cast me l,' 81 ',t
Charles hIp on w the e1 ,Is ef Si hy T.
l." 81, Nr. 4. Il. Ls;coIb. each 33xlJ5 feet TO "la
alley. ... ;r,,,ro,I,g mar,
of ~" city should attract special "t'c'''"" VI N''
tIsts and Others. .o,,,
TERMS: Gnc-foarth cash: lniamCc III SIN W., W.T..
and eighteen months for negotiable h"l"s' hlc'c''
"'n w. -, ~ ''s' W.tiOpDIN, Aurtionccr.