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serve 20 be formed from the Nova scotisu and
other British North American mariners. :,
After sixteen years OF poverty ana toll, Mrss
Knight, OF Milwaukee, has discovered In Q secret
drawer $4,000 life policy lett by her husband.
The Rev. George Rose seeded from the ChurcH'
OF England and has been baptized by Mr.. Spurgeon.
The recent Bennett judgment made this Rose
dissent.
Charles Manchester, OF Philadelphia, has presented
to the city of Minneapolis, Minn, gift Of
property worth 100000 or more for educational
purposes.
The police OF Algiers have sent notice to Paris
and the principal towns Of Europe Of great rob-
berry ofewels at Bona, to the prejudice of lady Of
high rank In the French African colony.
Bishop Ketteler, OF Fulda, Germany, has refused
to obey citation from the correctional police.
and declared that he recognizes no other chief
than the Pope and no other authority than his.
The Rev. Isaac Goddard, curate OF the Catholic
chapel at Chiselhurst, England, has received q
special blessing from the Pope for his sermon
preached on the 18th ult., the day Of the Eeto
Napoleon.
The ST. Louis GLOBE states that General James
Shields. OF Carrollt0n, and Colonel A. W. Donphan,
OF Liberty, No., have been invited to deliver ad-
dresses at the convention OF Mexican veterans on
October 8.
Mr.. Alfred Since, OF the Bank OF England, pub
fishes that country cats will not drink London
milk. Some London commenters on the story re-
marked, S-mee-yow, and others said 1t lacked.aIl
the elements of truth.
1t has been incorrectly stated In some OF tho
newspapers that the reunion Of the Army OF the
Cumberland will be held at Pittsburg the 18th OF
October. This Is a mistake. The meeting will take
place Oh the 18th and 18th Of the present month.
Rev. j. II. Chaplin. Professor Of Geology and MIN
eralogy and Financial Secretary OF the Lawrence
University at Canton, in this State, has just re-
turned from six months tour OF Europe, in which
he has visited every nation and its capital save
Spain and Portugal.
The King OF Dahomey died last month. The de-
ceased monarch was not loved by his subjects,
hence there were no "vain regrets" at his death.
And for the same reason only twenty-four women
were inundated on his grave, instead OF several
thousand, that usually required on such an oc-
CasiOn.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Edwin M. Stanton Is conyalsscinp.

Mrs. Edwin M. Stanton Is convalescing.
The Countess De Dion Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Reverdy Johnson is q guest Of the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL
Colonel F. q. Stewart, Of England, Is at the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
General A. P. Field, OF New Orleans Is at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
William @. Fargo has been elected President OF
the samana Bay Company.
Governor n. w. Furnass, OF Nebraska, Is doEi-
clled at the St. James Hotel.
Rev. Alexander Bennett, OF Scotland, Is soJourn'
ing at the Sturtevant House.
Charlotte Cushman Is at Lenox, Mass, the once
favorite residence OF Fanny Kembe Butler.
Inspector General D. u. Sackett, OF the United
States Army, arrived yesterday OF the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
French lady, hearing that tunnel cost 5000
francs a yard, importuned her husband to buy her
q dress of that material.
Mr.. Brsssey. n. PS wants a British Naval Re-
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The SLAVE TRADE IN BRITISH VESSELS con.
tinues, in spite of the much vaunted humanity
of England. 1t is not long since that we were
informed OF this nefarious business being Wig.
orously prosecuted on the Pacific Ocean by
Englishmen. The trade was in islanders Of
the Pacific and for British colonists of Aus.
tralasia. Now We learn by telegram from
London Of case Of slave-trading and its con-
sequences that are horrifying in the extreme.
A cruiser had captured in the Indian Ocean q
slave ship which had taken three hundred
slaves on board, out Of which number two
hundred and fifty had died! True it is not
said in the despatch that the SLAYER was
British vessel, but from what had lately oc.
Cured on the Pacific it is fair TO presume she
was. While the government is to be com
mended for its vigilance in pursuing thc
savers, It is evident that British traders care
more for making money than for humanity Of
the public sentiment OF the world.
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ga LITTLE MORE CRAZE One of the
most interesting features in the celebration TO-
day OF the anniversary of the surrender of the
Mexican capital to the American forces under
General Scott will be the presence of the
famous Bragg's battery, which did such grand
service at the battle Of Buena Vista, and which
gave rise to the well known saying attributed
to General Taylor, "a little more grape
Captain Bragg" Here is Bragg's battery, but
where is CAPTAIN Bragg himselff",
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The SENATE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE is
about to take perambulating tour in the
western part of this State and over other parts
of the country. Judging from the synopsis
of the evidence taken here, as published, it
does not appear that this committee has accom-
plshed much. The arguments and statistics
furnished by the railroad and freighting COM
panies and their agents and advocates are one
sided and bewildering. We hope the Senate
in appointing this committee had the honest
purpose Of probing the evil that undoubtedly
exists and of applying a remedy, but we are
not without fear that the object is more to
appease and delude the Western farmers and
others who ore moving for cheap transporta-
ton. We advise the committee to ascertain
how much fictitious capital, over the actual
cost Of the railroads, the people Of this coun-
try are required to pay interest on in the shape
of freight charges and passage rates, for herein
lies the greatest amount of the evil.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and 73o Broadway.-OPznA
B0UFFE-LA GRANpE DUCHRssE.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE. 5ss Broadway.-vA Anx1
ENrERTAINNBNT.
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WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway, corner Thirteth St.
BEN MCCULLOUGH. Afternoon and evening.
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NEW LyCEUM THEATRE. l4th street and 9th av.
NorRE DAME.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. POI Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
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wALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
strCet.-COLLEEN BAwN
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Another Royal French "Claimant" for
tho Dauphinatc.

Among the sad riddles which history has
left us, that Of the fate of the Dauphin of
Louis XVI. is of the saddest. The case of the
Tichborne claimant, at present being tried in
England, presents many interesting features
but the quarrel for the estates of the old
county family is o small one beside that which
a vell-supported pretender to the direct sue
cession from the beheaded King could create.
One of the lawyers in the early stage Of the
Tichborne case, when the claimant first turned
up, stated his surprise that there had not been
"a crop Of claimants long before With the
crown Of France as a bait, and the old cape
tian line of kings behind, it is little to be
wondered at that many pretenders were found.
Among these, most of whom are long since
dead, was one who was known in the respect
able business of Matchmaking as Naimdorf, of
Spandau, but who afterwards styled himself
Duke of Normandy, after the style and title of
the little Dauphin who was handed over to
the tender mercies of Simon, the
cobbler, after his kingly father and
guillotine. In another part of the HERALD q
resume Of the case will be found based upon
the pamphlet of the Count Gruan de Ia Barre,
who stands in literary sense sponsor for the
Pretender. But Naimdorf, or Capet, or Duke
of Normandy, as he may have been, this Pre-
tender died in 1S45, and his children are now
the claimants to the position which the Count
de Chambord at present holds-namely, head
of the Bourbon family and (by divine right)
King Of France. His case, to be pushed before
the French Court of Appeals, will be cham
pioned by the able advocate Jules Favre, and
the claim receives the countenance also of
Louis Blanc. If it comes into court, and is
not smothered, as cases often have been in
France, it will eclipse the Tichborne case, as
the High Sheriff Tchborne at the death of
Elizabeth was snuffed out with a baronetcy by
King James l., whom he proclaimed This is
said to be favorable time for the trial. as il
is very doubtful whether the privilege Of being
head Of the Bourbons is worth much. The
surroundings of the case are romantic, and
we may expect much learning and ingenuity
being brought to bear on their development.
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BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-HANpsoxs JACK
MARKED LIrE,
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway between Houston
and Bleecker sts-SIsBAp THE SAILOR
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS TnIs EVENING
NEW LycEuM THEATRE, l4th street and 9Th .v.-
METROPOLITAN THEATRE. 6ss Broadway.-vAnnrr
ENTERTAINMENT.
BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-HANDsox. JACK
MARKED FOR LIFE.
MRS. F. 3. CoNwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
HAMLET.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. POI Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, CORNER Thirueth St
BEN MCCULLOUGH. Afternoon and evening.
wALLAcK's THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
stroe.-CoLLEEN BAwN.
BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and zso Broadway.-oPznA
BoUFFE-LA GRANpE DUCHRssE
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Bleecker stS-SINBAD THE SAILOR
THEATRE CoMIoUE, No. 5i4 Broadway.-vARIxrr
ENTERTAINMENT.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square. near
Broadway.-THE BELLIES OF rHE KITCHEN
.,NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sts.-THE BLACK Crook.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth av. and Twenty third
BooTH,s THEATRE, Sixth and Twenty third st.
Hir VAN "iNkLk
PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn opposite City Hail.
MONEY.
ROBINSON HALL. Sixteenth sreet-THR ROYAL
MARIoNETTEs Matinee at 3
BRyANT's OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST.. corner
9Th av.-NTGEo MINsIRELsY. &C
HooLBY's OPERA HOUSE, Court street. Brooklyn
SAN FRANCISCO MINsIRKLS
ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d street and 4th avenue
THE ROMANCE OF OPTICS
Balm HALL Great Jones street. between Broadway
and Bowery-THE PILGRIM.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-sunMKn Nrcnrs Con-.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Sd av., between 63d
and Gath streets Afternoon and evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY No. 6l8 Broad.
way.-SCIENcE ART
DIR. KAHN'S MUSEUM, No. 6ss Broadway.-ScIKNcR
AND ART
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MRS. r. B. CONwAYS BROOKLYN THEATRE
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opening or extending lines of railroad and
canal communication with that section, the
result would be beneficial to this city. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad or Canal may
be extended so as to tap the vast trade Of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys; the Pennsyl-
vania Central, with Tom Scott at its head and
with all the stupendous railroad combination
under him to assist, may make connections to
the Mississippi and beyond, to the Gulf of
Mexico or even to the Pacific, and lines of
steamships may be started in connection with
these enterprises; yet all these will be only
feeders to the commerce and financial power
Of New York The more Baltimore and Phila-
delphia may profit by these internal improve
ments and connections the better il will be
for New York. The same may be said of other
commercial cities. To some extent, however,
we must except Montreal. That is not in the
United States, is under a different revenue
system, has some peculiar advantages, and,
unoer BRUSH patronage, rivalry and jealousy,
is making extraordinary efforts to draw the
trade OF the West down the st. lawrence and
from New York. Vast capital is being used
for that purpose. The construction Of costly
docks and great expenditures in charging the
Welland Canal show the aims of the British
government and the colonists. If shin Of a
thousand tons or more can go from Chicago
or any other port Of our great interior lakes
to Montreal and reship her cargo there at small
expense, or 60 even to Europe without
breaking bulk, every one must see the
advantage of this cheap water route. The
only way to check this impending
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Cook 4 Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
II TURE, STEINWAY PIANO, CARPETS,
SEWING &c, AT AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY the 23d instant, at 10 O'Clock, we VIII
sell at the residence of Mr.. j. V. Terry, No "a 10
eighth streets, his elegant assortment Ut HOUSE
HULD FURNITURE, consisting Of
One splendid seven-octave STEINWA4 UP
RIGHT Piano. -
Elegant WALNUT HAIR-CLOTH PARLoR
rAR SSssrilky CARPETS and RUGS,
One superior WALNUT ETAGERE with marble
Handsome MARBLE-TOP PARLOR-TABLES,
HALL and STAIR OIL-CLUTHS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
WALNUT LOUNGES covered with green reps,
One BASE-BURNER COAL-STOVE good as
One Wheeler g. Wilson wING-MACHlNE witt,
all the latest improvements.
The dining room Is furnished with
Handsome WALNUT MARBLE-SLAB ETA
(.ERE SIDEBOARD;
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE. REFRIGE-
DrNi SNtGHkso,oM CHAIRS, CARPET,
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS,
CLASSY SNARE, &c. &C.
The chambers are furnished with beautiful suits
of OILED WALNUT FURNITUREt completely,
with HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES (sprlngs),
TOILET and FINE CHAMBER SETS, BED
DING, CARPETS. &c.
l very handsome WALNUT WARDROBE:
Several fine CHROMOS,
WINDOW SHADES sc.
The whole Of the above was recently purchased
new. has beeu well.kcpt. and erits The attention
of buyers. COOK LAUGHTON,
~ 10 Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY Grubbs & Williams,
AnctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
L VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GReTSPs ATThGHED sITgATEp AZ At TIE
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By re-
quest of Mr. s. c. Tardy we will sell at auction, ON
the premises on MONDAY, 23d- June at 81 o'clock
P. NJ, his well known and uniteisallt admired
vered with mastic, and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store-rcofns and Closets with hot. cold and
shower-batbs, and water, with stationary wasst1nds
In the principal chambers Kitchen with five roons
throughout the premises, and all of the most mo-
dern conveniences. The stable Is new. and besides
hostlers room has space for two carriages aad
three stalls.
The buildings have been rcmodeled and renovated
within few years past, and are now In perfect
order.
1t would be impossible in an advertisement to
convey an adequate idea of the elegance and COM
enough to say that it combines the m ost admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
finish III every detail and the highest possible degree
of convenience and comfortable accommodation FOR
large family.
The lot fronts lsa feet on Third street, and runs
back 100 feet.
The situation is one of the most beautiful and
convenient in The city and US stands this property
not exceed by any other in all that constitutes
first class residence.
It will be sold as whole, OF If desired the dwell
Ing will be sold with front OF about So feet leav.
Ing three building lots seach fronting Is feet or
Third street, to be sold separately.
Persons wishing 10 examine the premises before
the day Of sale are requested to call upon u.s..
We irish to impress upon the minds Of dLt inter
ested that no special ,d6u ~ ne rut,te OF the pro
perty is held by the o,oner, and TINT it must be SOLD
TERMS Accom- odating. and will be made know
at The time Of sale. GRuBBs & VILLAINS .I;aN,s
je 5-5,7lO, l2,H, l7,19,21&dtd Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
AUCToN sALEs-.1Ais nay . : ~, =
i, !. by Grubbs h Williams, 81 al.
Real Estate Agents and &actioneefs,
Eleventh between MAIN and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI.
u viDEn INTEREST IN "a VALUABLE
TRACTi OF GOAL AND FARMING LAND on
JAMES RIVER,-By virtue Of deed or trust ex-
ecntcd TO the subscriber, dated 10Th February 1859,
and duly recorded, rsiEr thereto required by the
oeneacarses, win sell ut ancfio In front or the
City Hall. on MONDAY. sad June, 1874, afser rhe
sale Of another Interest tn the same land, say at
O'Clock p NJ, an urds pided Interest OF onetseHtb
In and to the tract OF lard known as KESWICK,'
iy in the County Of Powhatan, ON James river. in
THE tract contains EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less and is regarded very valuable coal
property, besddes being good farm a
Further particulars viii he made known at the
time of the ssle q 1.1.l.sasr @ est1
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses and 10
pay Of sundry debts; and the residue upon such
terms as the grantor I'm said. deed OF trust mary d.
rect. st1 7s=t 5stf@2.5 81 NJ 7s57-tEI-.l-T1
IL may be arranged, however. so as 10 reuuire a
smaller amount In cash than above stated: OF this,
notice Will be given at the time of sale ~
a' G. G. McRAE, Trustee
GRUBBs.E WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers ~ 10 o.-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
7s' BY G-ubbs & Williams, -
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
: Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

~ II
TRUSTEES SALE OF THOSE
Il TEN HANDSOME AND, NEW BRICK
TENEMENTS AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND NORTON STREETS AT AUG
TION-In execution of the proyisions OF . deed Of
trust from Edward J. Euker and wife to the sub.
scrber US trustee, will sell &c aucion upon the
premises on WEDNESDAY, 2sth june ut 81
O'Clock +. NJ. the BLOCK OE TEN HANDSOME
STOCKBRICK-FRONTT ENEMENTS situated as
They have Just been completed, and are now
ready for occupancy, with more than sua1cient
number of applicants TO fill the entire block with
desirable tenants. s'.31 -.
Lach tenement has six rooms with inside biilds.
and neat veraudahs; gas and water throughout;
built IN the. most modern style With reference to
the present wants and coryeniences OF those who
wish to secure economy Of space with small labor
In housekeeping and to combine thorough interior
comfort with tasteful and attractive external ap
pearance. ~. -.. 49, .'s .LtaE1
No block yet built In the city presents 10 many
advantages 10 persons of moderate means FOR Sc
curing charming homes, or TO capitalists for making
safe and profitable Investments. =. ~ -,
These houses must be sold, and when 1t is suggested
that they, with the lots attached may sell Tor less
than has paid for building the houses land that
with the closest management and every advantage
Oh the part Of the owner1 there seems TO be nothing
to add to insure full attendance at and warm inte-
rest In this sale. ist,
| TERMS 3 AT sale. A. u. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Ia IC-1i II. 10 1f. &dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
ByLyRe q Brosher,
5 Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
iI#t No. 1912 Main street. 3r

r ARGE FIRST-CLASS FOUR-STORY
II IRON AND STOCK RICR-FR0NT STORE,
SITUATED ON THF. SOUTH OF CAkf
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND VIRGINIA
STREETS, FOR SALE By AUCTION I'VE shalf,
AZ the request of the owner sen at public aucttoEf
on the premises, on TUESDAY ,Jane Gath, 1873, af
O'Clock p. NJ, that truly valuable and admirably
located STORE Nos. 1893 and 1881 Cary street, now
occnpied by Messrs. Simpson. Bass d Co. 'is has
front on two streets. and for large wholesale b.-
Courthouse or wholesale business OF any KIND, IL -
one of the best locations on Cary street, being 90
very convenient Co. all points Of business and the
various shipping points both by rail- and WAFER.
The building was erected since the war at cost q
$4,000 There is flie reproof vault, and the GEL
lar Is rat-prcoE The store covers the entire lot.
The lot has front Of about 50xioS feet. further
description Is deemed unnecessary for 30 valuable
piece oepropersy, and should command the special
attention of capitalists and others seeking good
aud permanent Investment, for " Is seldom suSn
property Is offered in the market. Taxes for the
current yearto be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. LYME g bROTdEh,
lie l4-eodtie9o&td3 cal f3iGl52 Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
BY N. NJ. Lee, H5.
Aucdoneer and Real Estate Agent,
l0I4 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT TRULY
AND WAKEHOu ON THE WEST LINE OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET, AT THE HEAD OF
THE DOCK.-By virtue OF . deed OF trust exesa-
ted to US trustees, dated the 18th of May, 18Th
and recorded In the Office Of the ChanceEy Court or
Richmond, In D. B. o., 3. folio 1863, and at the re-
quest Of the creditor secured thereby. we viii, on
THURSDAY the Goth Of June, 1873, at 5. O'Clock r.
NJ, proceed 10 sell, Mt public auction, ON Inc pre-
misses that valuable property fronting % feet on the
west side OF Seventeenth street, and running back
1s4feet.
The improvements consist of a very valuable five
story IRON AND BRICK FRONT STORE
HOUSE, near the Dock, and immediately adjoining
an alley, through which passes the line OF railroad
connecting the Danville and the York River rail-
roads. The property adjnins that OF the Old Do
minion Sugar Refining Company.
This sale will he made subject To prior deed OF
trust to erile notes to the amount of &3e0J or so
much thereof hereafter may he determined to be
a lien on said property, the whole OF said amount
being now the subject OF litigation. 80.
TERMS Cash as 10 so much Of the ptirchase
money as may be necessary to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and to pay of the debt Sc
cured and described therein; and the balance on
such terms Us may be announced II the time of
sale. IN A. AUSTIN SbiiTH. 1,rusfeas
ielg BENZ III, NASH. ~ ( n'esN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-23
.t+ 4, BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneels and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE, fDISTILLERY,
ANp VII" FiNTG HRss i THhREfa, on The o..
HORNE TURNPIKE. WITHIN ONE MILE OF
TIE GlTX AND AND WITHiNA FEW ri HHsRRaED
PPsAh kE &Nn o." Ohio htn. a6ap GoMPAN1.
FOE SALE AT AUCFION.t-sUn TUESDAY the
list day Of July,at 81 o'clock p NJ, we win sell at
auction upon the premises ts property known -
ed on The east by Anlmon's creek. 1t embraces
s 37S-1OOO ACRES OF LAND, hayi Ing q long front
on the turnpike; snd as II L. almost contiguous TO
the brick Yards now exteI.s.Jy worked, IT. With
The improvements consist or the MAIN DIS
high, ai,d OF brick; BONDED fWAEEH0UsE, AZ
y 81 feet. also OF brick; and all very substantial
Unlimited supplies Of water Furnished by wen,
pa Tie 'M Wax AND FIXTURES. eorsis. In
part of two forty horse engines, boiler Of the
largest size, very large copper ETH for
iDg hne whlskey, 20 fermentipg tabs 2,2se gallons
each 5.2s4 gallons; pairs French burrs complete
and In order; soda asil-tub. yeast mastub, hops
tub. all coBnpletei pstr Large scales Faifbspa 8
scale for weighing catie or sosl betting shss. and
yaors, siabbling for eight horses, hose for 2,7oa
hogs, besides OTHER articles OF value and general
5Fhis establishment was gotten mp since the war
ND is probably the most complete q its kind y,
Tins property Will be- much cnbanced In value by
It's proximity 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio ra.irosd
lery; may be readily adapted 10 other purposes,
such asa paper or cotton milis or any other msnn-
il win be sold entir-real estate, machinery, and
fixtures, aS theystand $50 tf..:i I; - -
TERMS :tAt SALE, iGBUBBS j. WALiABS,
10 is-eodG2eidfds AuctioneerH.