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, 1881-04-26
THE p.AlsTIS1'9,

Tho voekly Conference of tho Raptlat mlnia.
tern mt ut tho Grand l'aclho yesterday morn
ing, TIM lsoy. Or. Lusimer In tho chair.
Tho Cosnmistaa appoiutcd Ut tho last meeting
to cunslcr tho advtsabIllty u holding tho atl'
nual Mtnlsters' Institute IT. Elgiu next month
reported TINT, ~ 1t waA dealEahle tor NJ tuany
puatora ~ possible to attend tho anniversary
meetings at indianapolis In Any, aud nttend-
nnco Ut ElKln' might interfere With attendance
Mt indianapolis, they recommend that tho insti"
tuto ho postponed one yoar. Tho report WIS
ntinrtGt.
Tho tsev, DR.. Northrup discussed at soms
!anxlh "1'ho Theory Of Evolution; il 1t Reoon-
eilabla with Chrl4tiantyT' Hs held that svou-
ttou iIlynlyed nK1osttuIsn. It ataumps that We
wS he sar p,ases W s ars!.e that.while wo "tnsw
In part," VIZ du know, Tho ,uuory ot evolution
tIsntcs !nan's sngornatural ortxln: while tho
iioaesIs ii,ay bo tatorpreted, mans croatlon i
Differentiated fFu'n aulIuals md plants. Evolu,
tSnss deny o d%S nasuts c,ot,, ct na
oye|uuon, .Ia, mHa's ,!l. nat.,ra ~ y % unlt;- -
u full, whtlo tho utbla aoutfnc ID lne1nllcnhe
ius,oa. 1s ii" n,StSs saia. dIrsrs from. iSS aGe.
s ssys tss e. 'ssss sssias sp s.
lhws whIch have brought hiln to wbeFo ha ia.
while tho Scriptures assume lhat n Rsesmsr Il
I.pa4ed to lutsspose for human salvation from
Tness wcro the prnolpni points discussed py
Dr.. E0rthsllp:. Ha Huotrd frnm tne wrtlnga 0s
iaps.. lla could nut ees how il WAS possIbls for
thsq!oKians y. accept tho anotFtNns Of evolution
Ia tho light of sorIPtlr1 ant common sensS,
at Kasxsil t!s!i. 70 disoassloa W. bad On thss
subject, ltnd tho confoEunea adjourned:
ss sSs d sPps ~
Monday mQTpluH.
, 1881-04-26

stef m the ground NJ dosorti0u, and 10 Ncltlo
W. Nho.Ieh frsMn ltnneom T. rhodes on tbs
ground Of drunkenness.
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Yes, sir, II is all that 1t is claimed TO be'
said Captain Jack Mclean, OF Norfolk. va.
have tried It, and have advised and Wit
messed Its trial on others, / tell you Its
effects are simply wonderful. had been
suffering a great deal for over month with
very severe pains, contracted from cold.
first experienced the pain In my side, ana
from It's peculiar nature l thought that II
might be the premonition OF paralysis. MY
friends were fearful; but after u shifted
about, shooting through my body In most
Internally tormenting manner, ] knew that
Il was rheumatism, and sought remedies
OF different kinds without effect unlii
CHANGED TO see the advertisement OF st. ia
cobs Oil and read Of its wonderful cures,
when resolved to give 1t a trial. Securing
bottle OF the oil, applied 1t TO the parts
affected, and that night had the first good
nights rest that had since the commence
ment OF my attack. / gave two other APP
phcations, and became perfectly cured, not
suffering from rheumatism since; and that
has been two months ago.
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fxorfo,t y.ra,u,au, l2sh.]

The Council Fire Of the Great Councii o.
Virginia, Improved Order OF Red Men, "as
kiudled yoetcrday morning at ocwcA' ~
the wiewam Of Wyandotte Tribe, NO. 70,
with the following great CHIEFS present
George w. Toby, Of Manchester, grea.
s,chem. u. M. Solomon, OF Norfolk. grea!
sen,or sycamore; Elkanah Fisher, OF
Lynchburg, great junior Sycamore
George W. Hall. Of Petersburg. great
nronbet: q. A. b. Cofiroth, OF Wincnes'
Ter. great chief OF records; Henry Kim
zell. OF Winchester, great keeper OF wan.
nprn: Moretz Ruben, OF Alexandra, gresl
sannsp: A. 8. Lloyd, OF Richmond, grea'
misbinewa; J. II. Kirby, OF Berryvllle'
great guard Of wigwam; Thomas.L. Potter
neld. Of Loudoun, great guard OF The forest
William Il. Granger, OF Richmond, repre-.
sentative 10 the Great Council OF the United
states. together with a number OF past
sachems.
The Journal OF the Great Sachem was read
and referred.
Al the afternoon session the Great Coun-
,ril proceeded 10 the election OF great chiefs,
with the following result: Great Sachem,
r. NJ. Solomon, Of Norfolk; Great Senior
Sycamore, Z. Fisher, OF LyDchburg; Great
Junior Sycamore, Henry f. Phillips. OF
Hampton; Great Prophet. George w. Toll
by, Of Manchester; Great Chief OF Records,
c. A. Il. Coffroth, Of Winchester; Great
Keeper OF wampum, Henry Kinzel, oil
Winchester; Representative to the Great
Council Of the United States, George W.
Hall, OF Petersburg.
A series OF resolutions expressive OF deep
feelings at the death Of Z. q. Hugh La
than were received from the Great Council
OF Delaware, which were ordered TO be
spread on the minutes.
The Great Council agreed TO visit Mon
tank Tribe, Portsmouth, this evening.
On recommendation OF the Finance Com
mittee the Great Council resolved 10 kindle
the next great suns session 10 Richmond,
in the wigwam OF Ppwhatan Tribe, No. Al.
Several amendments to the law offered at
the last session were adopted.
Adjourned at z. NJ.
Last night. by invitation OF Wyandotte
Tribe, No. AZ, the visiting members OF the
order and OF the other tribes In this city par
took OF grand banquet at the Purcell House
spread in mine host James's unapproachable
style. One hundred and twenty-five enter
tanners and guests were seated at a table
bending under its load OF good cheer, which
with It's wings took up the whole OF the
spacious dipng.hall OF the Purcell. After
enjoying the material portion OF the collation.
sentiment was INDUCED in, and the men,
bers dispersed TO meet again at 8 A. NJ. to-
tav.
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BY w. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
Il DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
ON THE SOUTH SIDE UF GRACE BETWEEN
FOU>HEE AND FIRST STREETS. OPPOSITE
KNOWN As The "soUTBERN FEMALE IL.
sTITUTE."-By virtue OF Two deeds Of trust exe-
cnted by Mr.. Alfred Moses and wie-ihe first 10 the
undersigned, W. GOddln and a. VI. Kelley, trustees
hearing date 4th November. 1871, ana The second
TO The underigned;I. ~. Carrington and +. J. Levy
trustees, bearing date 25h November, S7J, both
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery tonr'-we
shall In execution thereof proceed TO sell at pubic
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 23, 1881,
al O'Clock T.. NJ. (if fair: II nor on The frst tair
day ihereafter), that VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE located as above. The LOT mas front OF
alley. on the lot Is VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING, three stories above the basement,
connected IN the rear by a LARGE BRICK BUILD
ING erected by the late "A. r. Lefebvre for board
ing nd day.schooI Including those In the dwell
Ing. there are altogether about thiriyfi i've rs0ms
including two handsome parlor., recep ION rooms :,
&c. To The east of the dwelling there Is HAND
SOME BUILDING LOT. having 4 front on Grace
street OF about 3Gxl56 feet 70 said alley. Inc
premises are now occupied As irst-cass boarding
house by Mrs. +. j. Warren.
The foregoing real estate y located on TRACE
street In most desirable neghborhoo1. The prelh-
iseS we're originally designed by Mr. LefeOVfe iof
first class residence and boarding schOo' ana naNi
long been used as such by the late ID. Lee PoWeIi'
Mrs Darlington, and others, and for that purpose
or for clearinghouse ora large family tneA nave
many advantages.
TERMS: By consent of parties, one fourth cash
balance At six. twelve and eighteen months for ne.
gotable notes, interest added secured by deco oil
trust. ~, 4.
called To this sac W. GODDIN.
A. NJ KELLEY,
Trustees In the first deed;
]. II. CARRINGTON,
r. J. LEVY,
mvl2 Trustees In the second deed.
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sPARrAsBuRo, 8. c., May 1.-THE Cow.
pens monument was unveiled here to-day
IN the presence Of twenty thousand people.
governor hagood, Of South Carolina, pre-
sided, and introduced the speakers. Rev.
A. Toomer Porter, OF Charleston. opened
the proceedings with prayer, reading from
a prsyer-book found on the battle. field.
Thirteen hundred volunteer troops OF the
State Of south Carolina were reviewed by
General Henry Hunt, United States army.
General A. N. Marikault, acknowledgement
OF South Carolina, served on General Hunts
4tah by special request; also the following
descendants OF the chief actors at Cowpens
Daniei Morgan Taylor, United States army !;
McHenry Howard, Maryland; 8. b. Pick
ems and John b. Washington, OF South
Carolina.
Speeches were made by Senator Hampton,
representing Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolins, Georgia, and Ten.
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nessce: Hon. Thomas w. Higeirson, re.
nrescnting New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. and Connecticut; and Hon.
William RI. Francis, representing New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware; Music
WAS furnished by the Fifth United states
A rtillery Band. THIS afternoon the citizens
OF Spartanburg rendered banquet to the
washington Light Infantry, and to.nignt
Governor Hagood holds reception In honor
Of the guests OF the State. The granite base
and nedestaI OF the monument were Dui't
nv the Joint contributions OF the old thir-
teen States and Tennessee, and the bronze
statue Of Morgan. on top, was contributed
bv Congress and made BY Ward.
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by Frank ID. hill 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents aud Auctlonetr',
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE At AUCTION or
l. THREE TWO-S TORY ~TOCk-BRlCk MOB
ERNLY CONSTRUCTED DWELLINGS On IN
SOUTH SIDF OF CARY BETWEEN MADISON
AND BtLVlDkRt STRtET>-By virtue ~ :
deed Of trust ia ed list May. 1873. duly recorded
in the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Count
default having been ma. ma the ayment oi ihr'r
NJ gotiabe noes therein secured. and at The Request
of the beneficiary ia said dccdl' VIII sell AT aur-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1881,
at ) 3 o'clock =. NJ, the REAL E~lAIE DESERT 3
in said deed a. follows; All mat LOT OF LAND.
with the improvements thereon, consisting ni
THREE TWO->rORl BBIi n ItNtMkNl> =. 5000
the usual Out-buiidug., being Nos. BIB, 3l5, a.i
3l7. IN the plan OF me CIV, said tots commencing
on the sOuh side OF Cary street 1897 feet nom tue
west Inc OF Madison street. th,nce running vet
wardiy along the south line ut cary ,trcl, lni
fronting thereon ,, feet. and running back ~ui-
waTdly between parallel lines 100 feet. tach iou,'
contains SIX rComs, oath, range, with bot aud 40
water.
TERMS By consent. one third cash balance Do
six and twelve months, with Interest ADDED ai sr-
cured rs deed OF trust.
HENRY W. HpB~pN.
my 10 substituted trustee.
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BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENI
L FARM OF FORTY ACRES MEN. TH ~
DEEP Rim TURNPIKE, ABOUT Two MILF
WEST OF RICHMOND AND ONE MlLk WES I
OF THE FAIRGROUNDS ADJoINiNG III q
UaNDsoNE FARM OF CAPTAIN JOHN a;
IYNHAN-By virtue of a deed OF trust executed
10 The Subscriber by captain w. A. Parsons bearing
date I'd October, 1879. duly recorded IN henTlco
Comfy Count on the 9Th October, 1879, shali, IN
execution thereof, at the Tequesi Oh tne credhor
thereby secured, proceed 10 sell at public auction,
on tie premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
a, : O'clock p NJ ,(f fair; II not. on the first fair
dsy ,hrreafter.) the XC 4 y I LITTLE
tRW LOCATED as above. adjoining the farm Of Cap
tain John A. Lynham and others. containing FDf-
ny ACRES. Nearly all the land Is cleared, ana FOR
The most part lies well for caluya, ion. The i'm
movements consist OF a COMFORTABLE DWELL
iNC and the usual Out-buildings and an excellent
Young orchard OF peaches apples. &c, and a small
VINEYARD. and well of good water, &c. The neigh
borhood Is desirable. with easy access To ~ bv turn
pike or by the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road. distant only ABOUT five hundred yards from
Billiards. crossing.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 defray expenses Of
sale and 10 nay off ii note past due for 500; on
credl as 10 $500 until 81 A ril. 1882 on q credit
a. to s. go until 81 April. 1888 on credit as 10
$500 until Sd April. 1884 and as 10 the rosldus OF
the proceeds of stle On such term, shan he an
nOunced at the time Of SALE the whole credit pay
ments 10 pear Interest from the day of SALE secured
by deed Of trust. W. GODDIN.
myS Trustee.
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A Remarkable Meeting.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 7, 1881.


To The Editors Of the Dispatch
A remarkable meeting Of negro Republic
cans was held here Monday night last, uu-
der the auspices OF the Readiusters Of this
place and few Republicans loafng around
Washington IN search OF Office. Ii is one Of
the fruits Of the Petersburg Convention of
March 14tb, which will, in the November
election OF this year. result in the disastrous
defeat Of the Readiusters. A few leading
negroes, impressed with the idea that Gene.
raj Malone was going TO give them offices
at once, led on by scheming Readlusters
who want to fill the several Federal offices
in this locality. got up the meeting and de-
termined TO exclude every white man, re-
gardless OF his position on questions which
divide the three parties.
As pronounced a Republican as John w.
Woltz, E.q., was denied participation In
the proceedings OF the meeting, and when
he attempted to advise the Republicans as
10 the best policy for them to pursue he and
his advice were completely ignored. A
III gro from your city, employed as a cook
by Major Luck. OF the Exchange Hotel,
made an incendlary harangue, which was
loudly applauded, and which seemed 10 give
10Y 10 the hearts OF the several keadJusters
present.
This meeting and It's proceedings will be
the keynote Of warning to Democrats next
fall. The proceedings 10 full are published
in the Ners OF May 5th, and would prove
interesting reading TO your subscribers if
published.
II Is but fair that should add that | am
confident General Malone does not approve
Of such doings, unless, indeed, he means TO
make war upon every white man who be-
longs TO the Republican party.
III General Malone and bis political assO-
ciates ever had any respect for the Read
iusier party Of Fredericksburg, its encOur-
agement Of such meeting as the one held
here Monday night will remove all favora-
BILE impressions OF its wisdom or judgment.
twenty-five or thirty votes will cover
every Read uster vote here outside Of the
Republican party. 80
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BY 6rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN. FAkM
Known As- sHARON.- LYlNG ON THE WEST
HAM ROAD TWO MILES From klCHMOND,
AT AC(yTION.-ln execution OF decree OF me
Chapcery Court Of Richmond. entered ON tue 9th
day OF November, 1850, IN the case OF Hoyer
Ludwig %. CIendening. &C.. the undersigned spe-
cai commissioners thereby appointed, VIII sell oy
auction, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, MAY Is. 1881,
at r. O'Clock r. NJ, the farm above REFEREES 10. for
merIy owned by John Clendening and for several
wears mast occupied by Mr. X. 4. Sioops. IL Hes on
Ire north side OF the Wes.ham road, adjoibs on the
west the farm recently purchased 10y Dir. a. w
CARRIER, and contains 10l acres more or less. Tne
soil Il mainly chocolate clay admitting or The hgh.
est degree OF Improvement. while some Is grey land,
suitable for garcening. fruits, &c. The Improve
ments are dwelling with tight rooms. kitchen win
four rooms, barn, stable, cofn-hOuse, &C.. &C. now
ewha, out Of order. In times past this has been
regarded as one OF the most attractive and desirable
farms in the vicinity OF the city and In proper hands
IL could be easily stored 10 us form er ne cond
ton The location Is in the direct line or the growth
OF The city westward, and IL offers the certainty OF
great increase In value rs the city approaches IT,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes. with In
terest added, aud title TO be retained by The Court
until full payment Is made.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
W. i. LEhKf,
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
COmmi .sioners.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers. apes
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALT OF TWO
~ VALUABLE BRICK AND SUCCEED TEN
EMENT DWELLINGS. Nos 4l2 AND 4l4. AND
LOTS, on THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, BY AUCrlON.-By virtue OF decree
of the Richmond ,hancery Court entered on the
l7th day OF FebTuiry, 1881, In the suit OF William
G. smith Us. Mary Jane Smith aud ais, the under
signed special commissioners thereby appointed,
viii sell By auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1851,
at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, the aboye-named yALUABL r
PROPERTY. These HOUSES have aboat six rooms
eacn, aud kitchens; were built OF good material,
and require but small expenditure for repairs 10
make them attractive, while their location for
renting purposes Ia unsurpassed. The LOTS are
about 20hx90 aud 26Ax90 feet respectively.
TERMS: one thru cash (; the balance In equal in-
stalments al six and twelve months, by NEGOTIABLE
notes. with interest ADDED aud title retained until
the purchsse-money Is fully paid aud conveyance
ordered by the Court.
GEORGE II. WISE.
ADDISON l.. HOLIDAY,
my 10 Special Commissioners.
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Diamonds I'm a Worthless Trunk.
HOW MRS. vANDERBMT's BROOCH WAS BOUGHT
FOR FIFTY CENTS.


FOR FIFTY CENTS.
New York Tribune, l2ih.l
Daniel O'Reily, age twenty, son OF q
stage-driver on the Madison Avenue Line,
is employed by G. w. Matherson, a florist,
at No. 673 Sixth avenue. Tuesday bis
mother suggested that he should buy a
trunk, as. the family were about to move.
In the afternoon he saw an ash-cart con.
tanning two trunks at FOrtieth street and
Fifth avenue, and finally he purchased one
for fifty cents. Opening the trunk few
minutes later, O'Reily. while rumaging
through pile OF papers, found a
diamond brooch wrapped in a piece OF
tissue.paper. O'Reilley says that he counted
eight diamonds set in the brooch and his
mother counted seyenty-nine. 0'Reilly was
naturally surprised at his discovery. The
trunk bore the initials, "W. ii. ", New
York." In black letters, and on a baggage
paster was the address, "W. ii. Wander.
bIlt, No. 459 Fifth avenue, New York;
At the suggestion Of friend, O'Reilly went
to the Grand Central depot Yesterday morn.
ing and related his story to Chauncey
VI. Depew. One Of Mr.. VanderbiTt's sons
came in, and on hearing the story said that
be thought bis father had bought the brooch
while abroad. O'Reiliy returned with the
diamonds. which be had left at home, and
as Mr.. Vanderbilt was out left them with
the secretary. When reward was limited
at by the secretary 0'Reiiiy replied prompt
ly that be did not wish any recompense, but
would prefer that bis father be assisted. He
was told TO call at the Vanderbilt residence
this morning.
Mrs. w. II. Vanderbilt laughed merriIy
when reporter related the story to her last
evening. She said that the brooch, which
bad Just been returned to her by Mr.. Ros-
sitter, contained only twenty or twenty-five
diamonds. and that they were Of small size.
The brooch was worth only 800 or $500.
II had been given TO her 10 1876 by Dir. Van.
derbilt.
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BY II. J.. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOB Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II BUILDING LOTS on THE CORNER OF
DOVER (OR CARY AND CHERRY STREETS.
ON FINE STREET BETWEEN BEVERLY AND
ALBEMARLE, on THE sol THWEST CORNER
OF TWELFTH AND VI STREETS, AND ON
NICHOLSON STREET, BY AUCTION.-A the
request Of the executor of the estate OF John A. Bel
via, deceased, shall sell. upon The premises. in
the order named below. the following desc rbed
LOTS OF GEOUND-namely, on
MONDAY, MAY %, 1881.
al 51 o'clock p. W.. a BEAUTIFUL LOT on the
II, rlhwest corner of Dover Tor Cary and Cherry
street, fronting 50 feet on cherry street and l24
feet on Dover street.
second. a VERY HANDSOME LOT fronting 80
feet on Pine street between Beverly and Albemare,
and running back about l46 feet 10 AN alley 20 feet
wide.
on TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1881,
al SO O'Clock p. NJ, a LOT fronting 1872 feet on
Twelfth street. corner Of street ana running back
10 feet 10 an alley In common y feet wide.
on WEDNESDAY, Ny 20, 1881,
at ~ o'clock i. VI "a LOT on the north side of
Nicholson street, fronting thereon 80 feet. and run
ming back within parallel lines TO Fox branch 80
feet. more essl, and bounded by the lands now
formerly of f. Dixon on one side, and }. Via on the
other.
The property will be suDdiyided into lots 10 suit
the wishes OF bidders.
TERMS or SALE: one third cash the balance IN
X.welve. aud i-hteen months, with interest add
ed for negotiable notes. secured by trust.dosd
II. l.. STAPLES & Co.
ny III AuCtiOneCrs.
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AUCTios sALEs-rusmrs Days.
by 6rubss & Williams,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuetIoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
n or SEVENTY HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTslN Z HE PLAN Or BhLtyiLLE On WEsT
FRANKLIN. GRACE. AND BROAD sTREtT-
AT AUCTION.--ln execution Of sundry deeds u
trust from Edward Mayo and wife. dnIy recorded
ana with The consent OF Mr. Mayo. there will be sold
by auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
commanding at AZ O'Clock =. ~. the following very
desirable properly Iying in the plan OF Belyiie -"
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
4O2 FEET. LYNX between the properly bsre,of9re
sold 10 z. u. Lyme and 20 =; :; Courel % fTEti
on THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
13s Ala FEET. beginning on the west corner II
Harrison street. running west 10 y. Il. Faces line
and 26 8.l2 FEET Beginning OF ihs esst corner VI
Harrison street, running essf 10 Mr. races me.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET.
I IN Mo FEET. beginning az Ru,herfoOrd's line
and running west 10 Harrison street; i76 l0.ly
FEET beginning AZ Harrison street and running
west N Ryiand street.
ON THE MORT II SIDE or GRACE STREET.
zoe 7-12 FEET, beginning at Harrison street rul-
ming west 10 Miss Ella &. Myers line.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
l72 3-l2 FEET, beginning az Rutherfoord's corner
aud running west 10 Harrison street, and AIS 3-ly
FEET beginning AZ Harrison street and running
west 10 Rylaud street.
All Of these lots run back 10 wide alleys In com.
mon ahi sales Will be made Ia parcels Of suitable
sizes.
The opening and grading OF the streets and Other
improvements now progressing and in contempt
ton by the city In front Of these lots. and .fer
and rapid growth Of The best character along thor
line, give assurance that The above property b. snn
TO be ranked as amongst the most desirable In th.
entire city for private residences, and such op-
portunitg can again be ,f'red 10 purchase 40 O a
hands lots eilgiDIy lOraied on Franklin. GIar,
and Broad streets, and ~ prices much below tho.
obtained any on those streets, much pre-.
ferred for private residences. Attend this sale ant
secure at a small cost nrtclass lots OF ample dmeA-
sjOns.
TERMS ny consent: one third cash: balance o.
slX and twelve months. with Interest. and secHrri
By deeds OF trust. PARKER CAMPBELL,
|. ". CARRINGTON,
\. ID. WILLIAMS,
II. O.. CANNON,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
j. Vi. VI. DAVIS,
Trustees.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
40 2S.3n Ms .3.5.7NiI
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auc,ioneer,
lll3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF TWELVE
l. BUILDING LOTS FRONTING WILLIAMS
BURG AVENUE AND IT'S FEET EAST OF
GiLLiE's CREEK.-By request OF the owner will
sell at public auction,
TUESDAY THE nth OF MAY,
at O O'Clock L. b.. THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
occupying The hrst emiRence east OF GiiheS creek,
fronting 80 feet on Williamsburg avenue, with ir-
regular depth TO sn alley 3 feet wide after which
sale we win sell LARGE PIECE OF GROUND
adjoining the above lots In the rear 232x2SO feet
Gillie's creek.
TERMS one fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by trust deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
myl0 Auctioncer.