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Chicago Produce Board, Aug. II.
$50 A. x.--Wheat opened on the street at
sl.O3 for August.
$50 A. x.SWheat quiet At 81 .oa to 81 .osx
Corn dull at CSC for August and 64So to
GA &c for September.
H.: ~ A. A.-Wheat heavy and lower:
$l.02A for August; 99xc to S9xc for Sep
tember.
1920 A. x-Corn dull at 64x to &c for
August and 81 4c for September.
1880 A. H.-Car lots Wheat 4ss; corn
679; oats g.; rye 10; barley q.
1925 A. N.-Oats quiet and steady It SIX
to a7hc for August; a5xc bid for 6eptem-
ger; 6e nominaliy s6xc seller the year, and
lO:45 A. x.-Wheat inactive at e1.oex for
August and 80 xc for September. Whisky
nominally unchanged. Freights held at 3xe
tor wheat, * c for corn and &c for oats to
Buffalo.
l2M.-Oats steady with moderate demand
at SIX cash; 37xc for August; 35xc for
September; 36 4c seller the year and 36c for
October. Rye quiet and firm at 72c for spot
Tic for August and 70c for September. Bar
ley irregular and fairly active at 93xc; for
September at 92Kc.
1905 P: h;o-Pork lower for September;
1920 P. x.-Corn quiet at CSC cash or Au-
gust and 64xc for September.
!2:2bP. H.-Flour dull and neglected ;.
shipping extras nominally 500 to $3.50.
90 P. M.-Rye quiet; saleable at 72c. Bar.
ley irregular and in good demand at 93c for
September and Sac cash. Whisky quiet;
sales at SIC. Freights steady with fair in
quiry; * paid for wheat to Buffalo.
1l:10 P. N.-Oats steady with moderate
demand at SIX cto 37xc cash; SIX for Au-
gust; 6xc for September; 35xc seller the
year; and 36c for October
l.26 P. M.--Wheat easier at $l.02x for
August. Corn steady at Csc for August.
Pork irregular at $22.37x for September;
has sold at 5000, and SIG. 80 seller the year.
Lard firm and active for seller the yesr :,
sales of about 1000 terces at lie: lOxc to
1lc for January and February. Meats steady.
short ribs at lie for September.
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N. Y. Produce Board, AuEust II.
lP. H.-Flour firm at $40 to )6.et
Wheat quiet: fair spring 81 rs < to 81. a


lP. H.-Flour firm at $40 to $3.50.
Wheat quiet; fair spring el.26x to el.as.
Cotton easier; quotations nominal At l7c
Tor middling uplands. Flour steady with
moderate demand; receipts $4,000 barrels !;
sales $4,000 at quotations unchanged.
Wheat quiet; prices without decided
change; receipts s., 900 bushels; sales 76,-
ooo; No; ? Chicago $1.sl; No. 2 Milwaukee
xl:s5 TO 81. 81; No. spring 81. 24and 81.
quiet and firm with fair demand: reoeipte
Al, 200 bushels; sales 81, 900 at 50 to Sic for
western mixed and 8lx to &c for hieh
mixed and yellow western. Barley nomi-.
n;. Oats dull receipts $4,000 bushels;
sales "A 600 at Soto sc for new mixed west.
ern a and 81 to SIC for white. Pork quiet at
Hxs;fo e. 1or new mess. Cut meats quiet
steam. Whisky 81. o.. Petroleum. crude
&c; refined 1lxc.
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Milwaukee Produce Board, Aug. II.
1920 A. M.-Wheat weak at ~ for No.
l; $l:07x for No. 2; $l.O5x seller August
and el.0ox seller September. Receipts
~, 700 bushels; shipments l17,O00.
1880 P. x.-Wheat steady at g. 10 for No.
l; $l.07 for No. 2; el.05x seller August
and $1.O0x seller September.
The Grange advance., 1874-08-19

", had advised his wife to separation and
had finally made dishonorable proposals
to her. The last Mr.. Beecher denies. The
trouble was here patched up aud one part
of the settlement was that Tilton received
$1,000 on account of dismissal from Bow
ems papers. But the theory OF Mr. Beech
er's oefense seems to be Tilton remained
envious and malignant towards Beecher :;
and Moulton, the "mutual !friend," was
Beecher's 8 enemy because Of his friendship
for Tilton. Beecher WAS still the plying
friend of Tilton, anxious to rebuild his for
tunes and to renew his happy hole, and
withal remorsefully regrettiug his uncon-
scious part in producing the family dis
sensions. So the plot grew and the tolls
were being continually wove around
Beecher. Until now he had NO chance for
denial and explanation. Until lately he
had no comprehension Of Tilton's
baseness or Noulton's falseness. This
is. briefly, the theory of Beecher's ex-
PLANTATION or defense. In full it is q
carefully written narrative, which would
fill ten pages Of this journal .. AT Tre-
mont, Ohio, yesterday = church was
struck by lightning when people wee
gathering for funeral, and number of
ladies standing in the vestibule, were SER
iously injured. Two or three of them it
is believed cannot recover. The rail-
way commissioners Of the several North
western States are in conference at Du-
b uque, having in view the establishing Of
uniform elassifcations Of freight and near
as possible uniform rules and regulations
in all these States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18

A new invention has just been tried liz
Paris which is said to render drowning a
thing Of the past. 1t consists in the employ.
ment of q pneumatic IGdia-rubber tube
rolled round The body with sufficient nun.
Der OF folds to contain the necessary amount
of air. This tube is placed, concealed, in a
double envelope forming Il shirt. 1t tcrmi-
mates by Il mouth-picce, which shuts with
the aid of Il simple copper button. The
operation is simple in the extreme, and the
swimmer or immersed person has enough
air for :; whole day. When the apparatus
comes to diminish in volume it is easy to en-
pand it again 10y the principal tube in deep
water without any effort or difficulty. The
trial was witnessed ut the Henry the Fourth
baths, when the inventor, N. GoSselin,
showed, its properties. He stood upright,
the hands raised above the head, when the
water did not come above the shoulders. He
then fosted on his back with his arms
crossed. The apparatus can he worn under
the clothes like q flannel waistcOat. 1t eX-
tends from the neck to the knees, fastened
in trout Gy q row Of buttons. 1t is CON-
posed OF double flInnel, in the midst
OF which an iHdi1-rubber tube circulates,
starting from the top Of the chest, ascending
to the left side Of the neck, and following
the ceutIai line Of the back. There it d.
Sides in two branches. encircliDg the thighs
as far as the knees. From the central part
OF the priDcipli tube twelve to fifteen lesser
tubes diyerge to make the round of the body,
and meet ia front where the row of buttons
Is. This Improvement on the life belt is said
to be certain 10 supersedc all existing appli.
ances in teaching swimming OF saving life
front shipwreeb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18

A Cone OF POLITE MANNERS IN TRAVEL
1ING.-The New York Times discusses the
subject Of the established rules Of etiquette
among passengers on railroads.
One point, II says, Is the absolute neccS-
sity, under these rules, for every we-5rcd
lady and gentleman getting, if possible, Il
place next the window. For this purpose
any amount of hustlng or rushing or io>t-
ling is not only allowable but highly COM
mcntlable. When the place is Sc
cured the next thing TO be done is to scoWl
frioh,fully at any one who attempts to take
the other half OF the seat. Some travellers
prefer TO put leather bag, or some sort Of
package, down ueXt TO them, and look out OF
the window. But this, though formerly re-
garded as the height Of etiquette. appears
now to Lc little out of date, and is princi-
pally practiced by plain people from theSu-
raj districts. The scowl Is at present con-
sidered much more elegant.
ANY attempts to converse with you by a
stranger should be instantly repealed.
Especially is this the case when an indi-
yidual, not acquainted with the part Of the
country through which the cars are passing,
munlfcstS il desire TO obtain information
about 1t. All inquiries on such points should
be treated as personal impertincnceS.
Ifaptr>on has IN immense yai>c, it should
be set carefully in the aisle, with IN umbrella
stuck transrersely through the handle.
lfany one slumbes over the barricade thus
erected, no apologies should on any account
be offered but the umbrella should be osten.
tutiou>ly opened To see if any OF its ribs are
broken.
The general principles of etiquette in rail
road travelling may be, the editor thinks.
without difficulty gathered from these few
illustrations. They consist simply in every
one taking care Of himself, and mauife>ling
on all occasions the utmost disregard for the
comfort and convenience Of every one else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18
Ry j, T.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
No. lO1G Main street.

.RGE WELL.BUILT, AND CON.
VEMII,NTLY ARRANGED TOBACC0
FacT HGSff No. iis sEXESTH STEEE1dT AN Nd
FiXTTKEs: FOR SALE AZ A All a.I On tbe
S seomIsei "a q o'clock T. H. or Immediately after
HE sale of Mr Words dwelling, the aooTe s ae-
scrbed valuable property on the east s9g OF se nd
E,n,sha canal now In tie occupancy OF MeSSrs;
t'hristiam & Cosby. The FACT0Hf Is ~ ny ~ d3U J
feet built in the most substantial lnainer nor OH a'
s Mvers who was proverbal for having everything
The hest TO be had of Its kind. lis location I0r
msns Tbe FIXTURES are sufficient To do large
husjucss and will be sold with the Factory or not
as may be deemed best. .o,,.,or of ,lo
canal will of course add largely 10 the value OF inns
already valuable property. Lot 76 10y $50 feet 10
an alley. o,o,,,o ,,d n,de
l,rn,yn nr tho sale j. L. APPr RSUN,
NM ~ % ~ Auct!oneer.
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b. Richardson &C Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE N HESRLC0 CQUTnTGf
TlON.-By virtue Of The provisions of deed OF
trust bearing date the 9Th day of september, U,
from j. j. a. Powell and John =. Powell to the I'M
dersigncd, trustee, duly recorded in tile clerks Of
flee Of The County Court Of ienr leo, to secure The
PAYMENT Of Il certain bond therein mentioned. be-
Ing required by the beneficiary In said deed and re-
u,csted by the rrlntors therein so 10 do snal sci
by auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the Jtll
instant AT O'Clock L. NJ. the real estate describe,
in said deed consisting Of 22l l-42 ACRES OF
VALUABLE FARMING LAND, portion Of
which Is finely tmbcred and The balance highly I'm,
proved and isa part of the valuable Farm called
Hloomiield the residence of DR.. John \. Powell,
m ar the Brook turnpike aud about six miles north
of the city Of Richmond. in a fine nei@hDorhood.
convenient to churches schools, market. and with
every advantage desirable for Il suburb III farm or
residence.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expense OF
executing This trust and to pay Off said bond Tor
81 600 with interest thereon at the rate OF = per
cent. per aunum from March Sth, 1873, less the
still Of $50, until paid. ,
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctioneers. je9
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UlcG on HUI street opposltc the eoute-h""S"7
Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT. OF LAND OF ONE HuNDkEtt.
ACRES, On TIE RICHMOND AND DAN ~ XII i1T
c0 1Y 10 ASDREW ". GAMMtAIN,Sn B !
+. f. HIGBY. ASSIGNEE Of B IN .s,1y y
HATCHER, BANKKUrI,r - TIE c %, T =
MILES FROM MANCHEeTEk. ALSO, vALmA1-:
BIZ Z HORSES, MULES, FOnnEK, y DoM ~ vi,
RRsstrTtfRE'p SSD USMANUFACTuKEDT TO.
BtCtO. &C. SC C., AT PUBLlC AUCTION =.
By virtue Of deed of trust eXecuieo 10 ine
bnnlrew III. Gamn,aIs, on the ! 9Th OF DECEMBER,
1g1a and dulv recorded. being thereto required ny
Ioscph Walker the beneficiary and surety SeG IT.
and unidentified IN said cse S nrnre"h 10 sell ut
nmhlic auc,ion to the highest bidder tie Following
! property conveyed by said deed: ,,.u,,,,
| II St The TRACT OF LAND above described.
I'd. $50 cords OF wood on sand tract 100 CORDS OF
wood nj Dayis's brick yard, MacheStcr ooo npsii-
els of corn Broad-Rook Farm, soy nusneis on NJ
oats on same, 10000 pounds or oalcstiami ''oUU
pounds of folder. 1000 pounds ni shnck', aiu
BOO gallons of cuer-ali on said farm; Also oaf
mule, Dtvy; dun mul', Kit "a! norse' pun Ty
| gray horse. Nick; l bay mare, Emma; ncs
| Charles = wood wagons sprillg-waSol, SCI vi
harness, cow bull . serse, 80 nos P Ecr .,Hu
| | pound mill, l half-pourd mil, hVs,mlll, =
scis of biiIcts and bands bars. bench, STOVES,
turcI tobacco and 1000 pounds ofleaf tobacco;
The sale of The personal properly VIII take placS
nj the front uf the cullfI mouse oI
| comfy commencing on said day ii 10 O'Clock \.
NJ Ilic sale OF real estate viii take place on iuG
prrlr. ises commencing at 5 O'Clock L. NJ Oh sa'u
lav. $50. 49,, so,,.os ,f
| TERMS: Cash sufficient To dctray the expenses Oh
sale aud executing this trust and to pay on ana
smrviviuS uartncr, &c rs. \. ". Gammans and
Joseph Walker for III. sun OF s26o ~, WIN III,
Icrcs from the 18th day of December, 1873, ana
sc 81 costs. aud 10 pay oil and 0iscnarSc hcsoc
table note GATED December /. S!3 Tor the sum on
1898 with interest from date al eight per cent. per
| ,n,Intn drawn bv said GammIals. ana payable 10
said Walker six months after date.
Only sufficient amount of said properly VIII nc
sold to nav the amounts above specified. Shoula
The rca estate have 10 be sold ana III re he any re-
sduc of The purchase. money after paying the saiu
amounts, such residue will he for such credits rs
shall he prescribed by said tIlnalis o" his a>siEs
or i'm case of their failure make such direction.
such credits Is the trustee shall prescribe secured
by decd OF trust. - ,,,,,- .,
=, : u. NI,IIAM / EI. OPTION. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
No. l0I6, Main and Eleventh streels.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
Il AND DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF TIE lanes RlvER And kA = snTnH GAI
STREE'rS, Ar AUCTIOS.-By virtue Of decd 2r
trust from JOIN, T. FAIRIES and wife TO the suhserl-
her as trustee, dated June 10th, 81! ana ouy re-
of the note thereby securely sell on me premises,
on FRIDAY The 49, Of June, 1874 az Q el click
p. NJ. the BRICK STORE and DIV ELLisG oscm-
rooms. and two nalis IN the rear and some timber,
with which, with comparative small outlay. the size
of the house may be doubled; kitchen with two
rooms, The lot fronts 43H feet and runs back OF
irregular depth In an angular torn
TERMS: Cash rs TO about s25O and expenses OF
Table notes, Interest addict secured by trust deed
lie S-tds j. l.. AtfERCoN. IIustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18
BY y. NJ. Lee, Anctioneer,
No. l0li Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- from Charles f. anders and wife, dated
10th day OF September, 1872, recorded In the
clerks Office OF HcDricJ County Court. u. Il. 80,
page 500, to james K. Goddu the undersigned. as
SUBSTITUTED trustee in place OF James +. Goddin.
trustee, by order Of The Circuit Court Of the county
OF Henrico, dated 11th Of June, 1874. will pro-
coed to sell ut ruolic auction. on the premises on
MONDAY, 22d OF June. Ii STA. at 81 O'Clock L.
NJ, the property described In said deed. follows
TWO Hundred AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF LAND, be the same more or less, fronting on
the Charles City and Williamsburg roads three
III les iron, Richmond, With framed dwelling aud
Usual out-build!ngs. his land lies well, Is in
very good conditions, and should attract the a,ten-
ton OF persons wishing 10 purchase for farming
purposes. The land will be sold rs whole, or may
be divided into several tracts, as may be deemed
best at the time OF sale.
TERMS: The deed requires sufficient In cash 10
pay off two notes for $500 and S5i, dated 10Th
September, S72, and payable twelve mouths after
date with accrued interest and expense OF sale but
by agreement IL will be sold for one-thrd cash and
balance - and two years after date, for nccc-
table notes interest added secured by trust deed
on the properly. Il. =. ChuMp
Substituted trustee.
Sale nv n NJ LEE AuctiGnear isl8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18
ByJ. l.. Api'erson'
Auctloneer and ReaI Estate agent,
M 1O16 Min street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ FINE .BRICK MANSION No; r 2717 AND !, y !,
snUTiWEST CORNER GRACEAND TWEN-
TY-tIGlITH STREETS. NJ AuCTlON.--By vlr-
tue of a decree Of the Chancery Court Of the city
of Richmond in the suit Of lIardsr"ve. &c. rs.
Hardgrove, SC. entcrec on the 4th January, S72.
as commissioner Therein named will sci atauction.
on the premises. on THURSDAY, june 18th.
1874, at So o'clock p: Moi fair, II NOT, the next
iair day tliereafier the abDvc-dcscrlbed valuable
property, nf which the late William II. Hardgrovc
lied sliced. The dwelling contains eight large
rooms, besides two drcssing-rooms lock-room. &C..
all OF Ii IGN pitch. marble maniels throughout.
hOgany doors the uarlor- floor, stone caps and
stills, as we'll IL the front porch, with handsome
wrought-iron balusters and rails; kitchen with four
rooms: all in first rate state OF preservation. having
been built for The late L. X. White: Iii the most
substantial manner. and apparently without regard
to cost In construction, finish, and ornament. The
stable, carriage houSe, &c, are framed The PREM
ises, where necessary, are paved, ana nruanenie,i
with fine Shade-tIees. flowers, sc. Lot 80 by 50
feet. and will be divided shall appear most de-
sirablc.
TERMS: One-fourh c 'sh: balance at four. eight.
and Twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained until further order OF the
court. Taxes for 1874 to he paiG b. the purchaser
JOSEPH q. WILLIAMS, JR..
lie 5-fdS commissioner
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AUCTION sALEs-Futare DAYS.
BY j. L. Appersor,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
No. 1915 Main street.
.rs,uE LARGE AND VERY DEsIRABLl

rs,HE LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE
L BRICK REsLpENCEE,r NO. 9 ;s6ATNgTrlhE AM
STnp 1SSER4F cART AND FOURTH STREETS,
FofsJEALE Ar AuCTloN;I,in, sAT r,h ioi, =,
June GOTH 1874, at 5 o'clock r NJ w ncat se 9 aa
ae IN the occupancy Of Word Esq The
dwelling eonains ten fine sized rooms: WIN mare
M @ tias IN tho narors kitchen with four rooms
s 1e hau earsIageonse, e ali built In the most
substantial aud best for az Tbomas
samson. ESQ for his own use. and now III g .,ou
state of preservation, only needing s anvonien
for paint. &C Location very pleasant cor nto
b be h.s esceenl Lot, SIS by $50 feet to vide
alley. norncod at the
sale. d. IL Ak r. Is oeoii;cItad any duy
iroiH . .i w. :" j, L. APPERSOS.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
INITIAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY

No. north Tenth street, Riehmoha' W
10 9-3w
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dave
At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYrU JyL:P
~
By Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers.
Eleventh street between Na,a and p.nL
A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FORTY

A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FORTY
"A ACRES, WITH COTTAGE DwEf,tIxt
AND OTHER BUILDINGS, AND TWFI W
FiX II i,o.k LOTS ADJOINING, LYING ~
NILE BELOW MANCnEsTER AHS pE
TWEEN THE LANDS OF GENERAL RaNSnT
AND THAT FORMERLY OWNED ny uR ~
:. WOOLDRlDGE.-lhi beautiful proner,v
known as "CESTRE HILL" win be sold ar am, i, !,
ton: at the Richmond Real Estate Exchange. On
hOSDA I, 22d Of June ct | O'Clock NJ "
Ii has been sdbGirirled AS stated above, viii.
avenue Icing laid oil from the turnpike. tIr,u,L
the middle aud running down 10 the cottage ,r,ct
giving access 70 every part four Of the lots front
ing on the turnpike and four fronting OH each siL
Ct the avenue. and ali Of them being Rectangular
lhe cottage tract has splendid grove IT zen arre
In white oaks and other fine trees, and best., h.
dwelling has barn. two wells vineyard superior
orchards. and the never-failiug stream from ,h..
celebrated Crystal spring passes through mart If
the property; This tract Is especially valuable 4, a
place OF public resort.
The land lies on the second rise above the rfv.r
and commands q spl .udih WV II Richmn1J
Manchester, aud the valley Of James river for
miles below.
general farming, and being near Ia Manchester
will soon be siable 10y The foot for building l,t,,
We consid.r that this Is npuor u.ity 20 So
cure good property which will wei repay The cost
OF cultivation and must surely enhance IN valun
Beautiful building sites will Ee found Oh every
lot.
M1ps may be seen At oar office and ai the OH =.
OF Messrs. Moody 4 Royal. In Manchester: ami il
is especially requested TIA! pcr-nus will examine.
the property before III" day oi sale.
TERMS tne-tfth cash: balance ut six. twelve
eighteen. and twenty four months for 2,tian:
notes with interest scmi-auuT,lIv and secured by
deeds of trust. GRCBBc * WILLIAMS.
je15 Zeal Estate AuctiGnrcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-18
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
ByJ. w. Bronangf, Jr.,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office, Hull street opposite the. courthouse,
II W. u I. - hKannhoafor Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DEsI-
i RABLE LITTLE FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, ON THE OLD COURT-HOUS
ROAD. ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM MAN
CH EsTEk virtue Of deed Of trust executed s,s
Gsstad 81 ~ Of January, lS74, aud duly recorded,
shall iDeng thereto required by the beneficiary 10
the decd ss the premises On ta .hs 9Th
catod ms above. containing about 80 acres Of and
mostly in high state of cultivation There isa good
frame house With five ROOMS all In complete re-
houses and well OF excellent water, q GOOD peach
and apple orchard, and ten acres OF growing wheat,
which will be sold with the place. Tue whoic 1arn
TERSs: Cash as 10 $512.33 and expenses OF
sale; the residue If any, ON such terms as VIII ne
TO j. w. BRONAUGH. JR.. Trustee.
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aTrTT0y EALEs-Fnture Days.


I'm TUESDAY, JUNE 23D, INSTANT,
" Mt o O'Clock, we will sell ut our warehouse,
Seventeenth and Dock streets, for account of whom
concerned, the entire stock Of Messrs. w. D. LIAR
q CO.. damaged by the hate FIRE. The sale VIII be
positive aud without reserve. Tho stock Is highiy
desIrnbIe consisting OF the FINEST and NOSE
DESIRABLE ARTICLES found In TIE stocH U
any frst-cass family grocer.
80 Also
ALL o'clock we will sell:
REFINED SUGARS of all grades;
RACON-SIuES SHOULDERS. and HAMSs
| HERRlNGS. in barrels and half.bagrels;
COFFEE-Santos aud Rio:
TEAS-Gunpewder and Black;
MOLASSES and SYRUP, in hogsheaas aHd OAR
rcls:
lWiNfS-IMPORTED SHERRY and MADE
RIA &C, &C.
TERMS: at sale. ,xo,D,.
,o7s.- Auctionecrs.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH A
Il SMALL FRAMED HOUSE III KE.O ,,S 81 II
srREE.T ar IFS INTER- ECTiON WITH SIN
TENTH STREET. AT AUCTioS:-By virtue OF
certain deed Of trust executed Ivy Patrick IL Iole-
MN dated The 25th Of February, 1874: TO the un,
dcrsigned AS trustee. shall: In execution OF Saia
trust being so required 10y the beneficiary. sen ~
nuhlic auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDA1
In. oath or June. 1874, at O'clock T.. NJ, The
alIoyc-drscribed properly. Lot 26 by IS feet.
TERMS Cash as 10 thctNpcnscs Oh se ana 10 piE
off 4 certain NEGOTIABLE note executed y tatlck H.
Coleman. tied 25th OF February. S74. aud pay
hi. three months after date, for 1905 WIN Il credit
on same for 81 90: on credit is TO $237.5O uLili
rhp 18th of August, STA, and the residue on such
terms rs will he made known At The hour OF sale.
trlS WILLIAM II. LYME. Trustee.