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CuItiyating DaudeliOsas.

Most persons have looked upon the
dandelion ~ IA weed to be got rid OF, anu
rather better than most w5eds, as when
cut up by the root in spring 1t makes an
acceptable accompaniment to the sal
meat. The readers ofthe Americdn Agrt-
cuiturisf are aware that we have ON more
than one occasion advised the cutiva-
rion of the dand lion-not indeed by
sowing the common weed, but AN i'm
proved kind. When one introduces "A
new vegetable NV to him, though old
to cultivation, he is "A priva'e benefactor;
by enlarging his knowledge of the good
things Of the worll, and inducing him
to try even hut one of them, that mans
comfort and ENJOYMENT is increased. /.
The fact that tine dan lellon Is weed II
no argument against IFS cultivation, par
snip and carrot are vastly worse weeds,
yet we go on culiivaling them. Ii one
is fond OF dandchon AT all he should cul-
tivate IL, for two reasons; he can cut a
bu-hel in les time than he can hunt NJ
a quart in the fields, ana the cul ivated is
as much superior to the wild as n Savoy
ia to a common Drum-b.ad cabbage
In the course of improving dandelion,
three useful varties were established the
Large leaved, the Thick -leaved aud the
Curled- leaved, which have been in cult
vation for several years, aud this yeai
the French journals announce stll
aRother the "Nerv Double" IA cpu,
piein) The French use the dandalioI
almost solely as IA salad II is blanche,
| by covering the leaves, usually Will
earth; in a few days they lose their greei
color and nearly all of their bitterness
and come out Whine crisp ana tender.
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sTATUs OF THE CASE AT THk AID
JoUNMENr OF THE COURT ON SAT
URDAY.
Snow HILL, Nd, June S.-There was
a sl;m attendance and little interest
manifested at the Duer trial yesterday,
and as there was no immediate prospect
n closing the case, the Court adjourned
at one O'Clock.
A the case now stands the State has
shown a decrease in the intimacy be-
tween Miss Hearn and her Iriehu' u
uurrrel the night before the shooting, ap-
parently renewed just before tine time OF
the shooting the illness OF Miss hearn
afterward; her dying declaration that 1t
was wilfully and Intentionally done
and description of prior attempt upon
her life in Hearns's woods, and that she
died OF nervous prostration, superin-
duced by the sLO;k.
On the other hand the defence has
laid before the jury evidence showing
Miss Duer's declaration at the time OF
the shooting that il was unintentional
and accidental; that the alleged quarrel
of the night before never took place; that
there was the same afiectiuna feelirg
betweeu Miss DUR and the deceased
when they met after the shooting, and
that 2, 100 grains Of ,hlorai ~err purcbas-
ed for Mis- Hearu. So the case r. 10.
The relaxation OF the str.c ne sol Mi 8
Duer', confinement aud h c'''issaut ~.
tercourse with friends, together with ne
fact that the estimony is Low all in er
tIvor, has caused her health to improve
some what, and she looked less haggard
and distressed and was more cheerful,
consulting with her counsel frequently
and occasionally smiling AT amusing Incl.
dents of the trial. The examination oI
witnesses will probably be finished OF
Wednesday or Thursday next, and the
case given to the jury by Friday night.
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Bound u Get of the Train

When the northbound New York and
Washington express stopped at Perry
Vile, last evening, negro, accompanied
by his wife, got on one of the cars, and
Immediately opened tirst-cass family
quarrel. lie growled at his wife Tor a
minute, and then rushed out on the plat
form for the purpose of jumping OIL the
train. His wife flew after him, and
grasping his coat collar. held him until
the train got on the bridge, when he
gave up his idea of jumping oil. When
the train stopped at llavre de Grace, he
again went out on the platform, follow
ed by his wife, and raised such a rump-
us that Conductor Osbornes attention
was attracted, and that official settled
the trouble by giving the drunken ne
gro good choking and ciecting him
from the train.
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The Marquis of Lorne's book is to be
called "Travels in the Dominion," and
will he published this season in London.
1t will be illustrated by the Princess
Louise, with whom tie Misses Montalba
are now sojnurning, in order that the art
studies Of those lad es and Her Royal
Higbness may be renewed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD

1oall VINO are suffering nom the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, DC,
VIII send recipe that Will cure you
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send "a self -addrt ssed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
pew York Clly.
dec2O- cJlNWi
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Baptism at the West Church.

Al the West Presbyterian Church yes
terday nine children were baptized by
Rev. A. n. Keigwln. Owing To the bap-
Ism, the Rev. j. S. Esthn, who was an
nounced TO preach at the West Church,
did not do so, and will fill the pulpit
next Sunday.
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Grace Church Excursion.

The excursion of the Ladies Liquida
ton Society, of Grace church to Cal
May, on Thursday next, on the magnifl
cient steamer Republic promises to b'
not only very large and fashionable
but very pleasant one. The ladies arr
sparing no pains or expense 10 make i
the excursion of the season. The eXcur
sion will be accompanied by Beck's Firs
Regiment band, of Philadelphia, VIII
win render the following concert
PRoGRAMSlE-A. NJ.
Decentralization in Algeria"
Grand March--"Tannhauser."
Waltz-"Winte Nights Dream"
observation-disclosures"
Galop-"Racquet."
Fantasie-"Torquato Tasso."
CoRNET SOLO, MIR. F. F. BECK.
March-"Across the Danube
Selection-"Pinafore
Waltz-"Morning Journal"
Fantasie-"Popular Melodies.'
Galop-"The Rather
March-"Revval."
PRoGRAMME-P. NJ.
March-''In Quick Step"
Overture-"Light Cavalier"
Waltz-"Casino."
Acknowledgements"
Galop-"Impetuous.'
Cornet Solo-"Concert Polka"
MR.. GEO. wooDILL.
Waltz-"Shades of Evening"
RamanZa a-"Fleur d The"
Polka-"Thro' the meadows"
fantasie-"Popular Melodies"
interchangeable"
March-Nach Krekow."
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Registers Order.
REGIsTBR's UrFICE,
n

HEGISTHHb OFFICE,
Upon the application of john McSorley,
Adm inistratOr, OF Sarah McSOriey, late
of Brandywine Hundred, in said
county. decd. IL is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore-
said, give notice of the granting Of Letters
OF administration upon the Estate. OF
the decd. with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. In six OF the most public places OF
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE. newspaper pub
lished In wilmington. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. O. d.
,, Given under the hand and Seal OF
Ills. Office of the Register aforesaid, al
t---~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and year above written.
y. G. BIGdS, Register
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The Delaware state Medical society

meets in New Castle tomorrow. Be
sides other business DR.. Bush will read
a paper on "The Deceased Physicians of
Delaware
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

WENDELL PHILLIPS tells the mem
hers of the q. A. Il. that another war is
imminent.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
Paroles Next Race.

THE AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN
THE ASCOT sTAKEs-THE BETTING.
LONDON, June 8, 1879.
The Sportsman says :--"Odds of 3 to
were offered against Parole for the As
cot Stakes on Saturday, anything over
that being eagerly taken. 1t Is said that
Parole had good gallon on Friday, and
may be ridden at Ascot by Archer.
The Princess Louise, who is great wal
ker, carries tall caue, and most likely
1t will become an established fashion.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09

NoTICE-
All persons having claims against the Es
tate Of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator on or
before the nly-tirst day of May, A.
D., 1880 or abide the Act OF Assembly IN such
case made and provided
William HERBERT,
Administrator.
Address. Nsw Castle. Del.
mayZ3 eOd3w
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IEegister'e order
RFGIsrER's OFFICE,

New Castle county, May zlst, 1879.
Upon the application OF W William Herbert,
Adm illustrator of Peter B. Vaudever, late
of New Castle bundred, in SAID county,
deceased, 1t IL order.d d and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters OF ad-
m Illustration upon the estate OF the deceas-
ell, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing ad ertisemenJs To be posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters,
in six OF the most public places OF the
county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate To
present the same or abide by AN act OF as
sem bly, IN such case made aud provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same periOd in the DAI'.Y
GAZETTE, a newspaper published in VIII
mington. and 10 DO continued therein three
weeks, cod.
Given under the hand and seal
". OF office of tue Register aforesaid
t~) New Castle, in New Castle
county, aior esaid, the day and year above
written. S. e. BlGGS, Register.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admin istratOr
on or before Mag 18th, 1880. or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided.
JOHN McSORLEY,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. my3O-3weOd
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Foreign Telcgraphic Summary

The Grand Prize of Paris was won
yesterday by NJ. Blancs Nubienne, Zut,
the favor'ite, not being placed.-Germany
is demau ding satisfaction of England for
the Ill treatment of German misslonari $
in Natal. - Greece officially denies that
her from Ter camp is TO menace Turkey.
MIR. Whiteing shows how Nj. Gambet-
Ia governs the French Assembly as
though 1t were house full OF school
children more or less unruly and unreas-
onable.-The Comedie Franchise having
gone to London, Paris is making itself
Xretched
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Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acdity OF the
stomach. cures wind cole, Regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort ,
to mother and en Ia. During the process
Of leelhing i;s value is InCaiculable IL
soitens The gums, reduces niAmr ration
and allays all pam thereby giving rest 10
The child and COnlorl 10 The mother,-
EWenI W cents a hOttle. mArlh- lNend
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Somclhing With Merit Inu.

THE LA BELLE letter copylng-book and
ink "a French chemical iscovery) Is lust
what the business public has wanted for
years II enables the merchant 10 copy his
letters WHh0th Dhfer, brush or proSS, and
with more trouble, time or pains than
he would be put 10 IN btoiting the letter he
has written. Tue copying rs immed lately
ana absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal without "A blat. or blur. The books
are no moe expensive than any other first
class quality ot letter copying BOOKS, they
can be usei in any ordinary press twiih or
without water; ten or twenty l,ttcrs can
be copied AT one time. The books are well
bound and made of the finest fr ncl linen
tissue paper. Chas. w. Bruce Is the com
panies authorized agent for the State of
Delaware.
Address Chas. W. Bruce, GA Pine street
WilminE ton, Del. apl6 I'm
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THIRD EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

Lower pressure, winds mostly from
southeast 10 Southwest, ,odrnaer ana gen.
orally clear weqther.
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Special
SALE
Or
s | Tx s!

We have inaugurated this day a
sale of Black, Colorcd and Fancy
Silks on large and bolder scale than
has ever heretofore been attempted
by any house in this city. Ladies
who desire to purchase truly rich
and Reliable Silks should not fail to
take the earliest opportunity Of ex-
amining these goods. To examine
will be to buy. The attractive char
acter of these Silks, as we'll as their
remarkable cheapness, cannot fail to
strike ladies at once.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-09
SECOND EDITION
THE DUER TRIAL.

STATUS OF THE CASE AT THE AD-
JoUNMENr OF THE COURT ON SAT
URDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12
AUcrroE sAr.Ea-.-Future Days..
81. By w Goddin. /,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
co,npr of Etaysrtl, and Bank streets.

5tzFss
trTRusTEE,s SALE OF FIVE HUN n,
Less 81 ,W "a % M IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY NsAa To sSEHy1AabL sT1HTrfy a
a9 ThE a AM sa4TAE5sI
OF decree ofhe Chansery f,,y Ta
ease OF Stearns aRainst Isaacs @Johnson, trus,
feesp De-. fhe undersigned. Blair BurweiL ". tne
tsusies aame l Ii the asea july isGe
s sns fa,f + oe seas fsss VI, sale
G. 1 real esise aaetionser 10 Tue ey q Rich,
mond, corner of Bank ard eleventh slreels' on
IT, s se Wo Moay Ike Is KiSs wa
county. located rs above on the main road leading
from The Courthouse 10 West Poin', containing S2o
ACRES tmore or less. seing ~ t W aa a H. daed
Isl January. 1854. known as The WOOD. Farm y
trace. adjoining Lractof land known as TCherry
for erlv resided :on the east. nds now or former
ly belonging to Bliss Mamie. L. Gres0ry oG lhe
SOUTH lands now or formerly snown as tDo anus oi
leading from King William Courthouse 70 West
Point also adjoining The lands OF Ii. slangater
and Mr. Thorne The whole ist , Is srr from
to 200 cords first quality pine WOOD from 1'so99
20 2OnO cords secuna quality. from ,OOU 70 I.ouV
and snrrce-pine. The Land Is within on mile OF
Sweet-HaIl station. and about TWO mics from GOOD
landings the Mattaponi and pamunSey s.ssLs
transported to market There are two grist- and
saw-Inis convenient TO the tract ana iht lact .nat
it Is so near railroad station and Navigation gives
FERNS: One fourth cash; balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months for bonds brarine 1nteres';
with approved personal security, ana a te cavey
ance OF dered by TIE Court. The lakes LOT 1919 10
be paid by ihe purchaser. ND rr,pvr,rJr
1O.1ot Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12
Bv Ronert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
~ TWENTY BUILDING LOTS ON SMITHS
HILL. FRONTING ON SIXTH, SEVENTH, And
EIGHTH STREETS. NEAR CR0Cl II. PRESTON
AND OTHER SDIEETS. IN THE CITY OF NIGH
MOND. BY AUC1ION.-Iu pursuance OF CERTAIN
decree Of INC Cnancers CoGrt offlie city OF Rick
1nnnd, cntere ON The I'd day of July, 1878. In the
suit tyled Hughes rS. Knowles, Leo. ct u.s. therein
pending, Ne, ihs rndcrsiSncts! appointed special
commissioners for The purpo.c will proceed TO sell.
upon, the premises. Oh FRIDAY The 10th day OF
Nav. 1879. commencing at 5 o'clock =. NJ, about
Twenty DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, 'front.'
ing about 80, feet epch by 100 cat tceP: 80 "a.
This sale offers au unusually COOL opportunity TO
parties OF small! means aud purchasers for snecni-
ton or otherwise, bcug situated that they VIII DC
greatly improved and enhanced in value y,the new
grades and many new houses being erected near 10
them, and being SO contiguous 10 The central For-.
ticn Of the city. '.'.' egg
TIE TERMS uuGcr the decree will he one fourth
ca II; balance upon Il credit OF four, cant ana
twelve months, the purchaser TO give neeotiaD,e
noIes with six per CEN. Interest added, and The ute
tol,c retail until All HE purchase money " nald
aud n conveyance ordered Ivy the Courf. -. -
Ilar OF the properly con be seen ~ me ONCE OF
,Iin anctioattris -: "A. NJ * EILEY. :...'...
JOHN HUNTER. JH.,
s..' rrn - - JAMES II.DOOLEY,
nv 1or,. Il -s Special Commissioners. e.,
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-. - By Robert b. Lyme, .~.-,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS 80 SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE MAIN STREET SI ~ e., AND ! n,
SSTFR RE AND TWO VACANT LOTS AnJOlN:,
Is G. THE ABOVE. AND FRONTING ON On, III u y
MHST h.fS Pr Pu SkAac i9H
Of decree of the ClE,ncery Cour! OF the Sly Of
Richmond entered on the 9th day OF May. 1879 IN
suit therein penGingi styled Rose rS Roe. shall!
proceed In execution Of SAID decree to SELL on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY rhc 2l,t day Of May,
ST. at Il oGorS n. Win ,hs STORE
aud DWELLING over same, now occupied by David
Rose, Esq, dry goods store and dwelling. This
properly fronts on the south side Of Main street 23H
feet between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets and
+ aoon location for that business or any oher and
will ut all times command good tenants: Ihe pro
pcrty Is in very good order. The lot extends back
second Inlmed iatcly after the above, STORE. and
DIV ELLIN(i over same. No. 2Ola east Dan street.
east Of and adjoining the engnc-hoEsc. The lot and
buidn. front on south .iGe OF Miin street between
tTwcuieh and Tweuty-f rst streets 22 cet, ana the
dwelling overhead contains about len rooms gas;
water. &c. This store will pay good interest, ana
IS worthy Of attention.
ma6c-say At o'c'nck-upon III" premises, that
LARGE AND NEW STOKE AND DWELLING
situated Oh Williamsburg avenue and Graham street.
This is we'll. buiIt and desirable stand. and IS
amongst the best pionerty III RocScts. having cost
Mir. Rose during his lifetime comfortable amount
10 build. The Store fronts on ooln Inc avenue ana
rooms. The lot Is 80 feet front on Graham street
and xtends back some considerable depth OIL me
avenue. 1t has large stable, water, &c, Oh the
premises.
Fourth. Immediately after the above shall sell
the TWO LOTS adjoining this sore On It's north. 20
feet in depth. These lois really as pretty ana as
desirable for building purposes as any Ill tnat local
lily.
residue ut six, twelve, ana eighteen months credit
with negotiable notes, per cent. interest added,
and lille retained until all Of the purchase money Is
paid and a co :vcyanee Is ordered by ne Court.
Special itention Is Invited 10 the sale OF ms van-
able property. The auctonccr VIII give any lur-
thcr information required before day of sale.
4. N. KELLEY,
l. my Gilt Special Commissioning.
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BY Cllaf1in, Staples & Co., Auctioneers,
No. north Teath street. 10;

TRUSTEES SALE, OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTf.-By virtue
OF deed or trust executed 10 me by John +. W DIT
field and wife, bearing date the 1st day OF Decem-
her, S76, and recorded in the clerks office oil row.
hatan County Court on The 23d day Of december;
1875. shall, ut the request Of the person secured
by s deed proceed TO sell at public aucti0non me
premises, at i2 o'clock NJ, on the 9TH DAY OF
MAY, 1879, that certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scrib. d In said deed lying in Po7riatan county
Va, containing 1.U17 &CR ES, more or fsss now;in
the occupancy, of said John F..Whit6ed., The said
tract consisted originally of two parcelsoone known
rs Atarmington." con aiming bbout 700 acres, con-
veyed to said hit1e)d by John NJ Sly and wife land
the other kpowuas Middesex," Containing about
SIT acres. conveyed to said Whitfield by John F..
Law. trustee; The entire tract of ,017 acres more
or less, being bounded BY the lands OF Augustine
Royal, Wilson Wnfree, John c. Porters eslare the
land. lately owned by DR.. David McCnw. and the
lands OF William Fl. Wesson aud - Wilkinson. -
The said tract Is valuable farm. about twenty-fye
miles from Richmond. well wooded and watereG,
and with an EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE,
out. buildings orchard, &c. ~ - y -ioiIi.i
Terms: Enough cash 10 pay the expenses OF sale
and note for S 500. With Interest from the 3Oth
day of December. 1S76: and the residue Oh such
terms as The said John F.-Whitfeld or his assigns
may direct and In of his their failure to give
such direction, the said residue shall be payable IN
three equal instaliDents at three, SIX. and twelve
months with interest added from day Of sale. detd
OF trust to be taken from the purchaser to secure
such deferred insralmenis.
my ~ - THOMAS H: GUM. Trustee 3
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Rrjsf Iferas.-Mr. Patrick 81. Gary lett
nere SATURDAY. morning for North Carolina,
ssayins spent brief time among his reia-
lives at this place, n:.,,
MANCHESTER will be connected with kich-
xeouf, in q few days by nine different feie-
r,heric connections. They are at presen, I'D
eourse or erection, and when finlssed they
viii he plentiful along the water-line.
The registration books will be opened 81
.sef, ,rarft on the 18th OF this month, lnsfeao
ct The 18th, as was posted throughout the
Tte nrs bers OF the Dorcas Society con-
senplate giving . grand pie MIC some time
u June. Estfy.
According, to the resolution passed by the
.fSty Council at the last regular meetins
sneir,bers OF the body absen.ing themselves
from the meetings will be fired.
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By.Grubbs & Williams and Richardson & Co.,
,.I; REM Estate Agents and Auctioncers. 81"

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
~ TION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DIVISION,
OF VALUABLE ICE-HOUsE PROIEkJI OS
CARY STREET, AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN MISUNDERSTANDING to decree OF the
Chancerv Court Of Richmond, entered ON Tie 29th
day OF April, 1879. in The suit by McGowa,,s at;
commissioners named In said decree, VIII on TUES
DAY MAY 8. 1879, on the premises sell by public
auc ION, to The highest bidder, the! following.'c-
scribed REAL ESTATE ut the hours nalnGd-in
wit: At The lonr OF O'Clock r. 81. we VIII sell thar
LOT OF: GROUND, with the Improvements there.
on situate on Cary street between Ei2 hteenh ana
Nineteenth streets, fronting ssyenty-eteht feet,
more or less. on Cary street. running through 10
Dock street, being The Dropcry now occupied by
Mrs. Jane King In carrying on The ice business, and
which is beloved to be the best location for that
business In the city OF 'Richmotd. with large
bull ding and other improvements thereon esrecia ~
adapted to- tie purpose: and In view OF Lie early
completion of.the Richmond and Nllcshany rail-
road affords an Opportunity for rss-c'ass invest
And on the same day, at 5 O'Clock P. M., we viii
sell, on the premises, that LOT OF GROUND front-
ing roo feet on Seventh street Between Louisiana
aud Denny street. in that thriving part Of Tie city
know as Rockets.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash, and the residue
on 4, credit of six. twelve. and eighteen months
the purchasers executing negotiable notes for TIC
deferred payments, with interest ut The rate OF six
percenium per annum added, and the lngn tlle te
be retained until the entire money is paid
- - :, .'' -.-'- THOMAS j. EVANS,
F. TURNER 80; Fri.
my2 ~; ...r.,. -! :. Special Commissioners.
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GRuBBs s. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer
ny Robert b.. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctlonccr,
1912 Main street.

II ARGE, COMMODIOUS, AND WELL
.lIARRAEGED FOUR-STORY BRICK TO
BAOCO.FACToRY, " IT SP I En- !, p ,,l I; p
GROUNDS ATTACHED, FOE SALE BY PUBLIC
Siding in France. Shall proceed TO sell. unon tie
premises, ON THURSDAY the 5th day Of May,
1870, at So O'Clock P. NJ The PROPERTY de-
scrbed, situated On the east line Of Twenty-hf,h
street between Min and Franklin, known us the
ROYSTER FACTORY. TING building Is large
business: has frame building Oil he south which
It connects with The building Is Of great strength
and convenience, and has fine LtiI on us sou'h.
The main factory fronts about so feet on Twenty
fifth street, and runs back the whole depth Of the
lot. about IT'S feet. The large shed on the south
occupies most Of the lot. and which very large
quantity of tobacco can be dried at once This fac
tory bepg situated In the ids OF the tobacco blsl
ness ana convenient for shipping by railroads ana
wishing to purchase truly desirable factory. j.,
TERMS: viii be very liberal. and announced nj
sale. RUDEltI r. LIZ Ne.
3 INV 69lOl2l3I4G15 ''Auctiontcr.