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The Famous Chief Sitting Bull and his
Warriors Surrender.

ST. PAUL, July 21.-The following
special has been received from Fort
Buford, detailing the surrender of Sit
ting Bull: Sitting Bull and 200 people
arrived here at exactly II O clock yes
terday, and surrendered their arms
and ponies toMajor Brotherton. No.
speeches have yet been made as Bull
and his orator are fatigued and hungry.
They were placed in compart mentsbe-
tween the post and the boat landing,
and are secure in Maj. Brotherton's
charge as if in irons. The correspon-
dent visited Bull after his lodge was
erected and cheered the old man up by
informing him that he had the lost
daughter whom the Canadians had
told him was in chains only
short time before and that
she was well and happy. The
chief expressed desire to have talk
after he had rested and had something
to eat. The cavalcade as it filed to the
garrison attracted much attention and
would have been regarded with much
interest, no doubt, could it have been
marched through the streets of st.
Paul. 1t consisted of six army wagons
IOduta Will lOl-
lowed by twenty-five or thirty of the
Louis Legare Red River carts well
filled with baggage. Much credit is
given here to Mr. Legare for his faith
full service to the government in
finally inducing Sitting Bull to
come with him. He has used his
own means freely in provid-
ing transportation and provisions,
and should be literally rewarded for
his work. Sitting Bull himself and his
chiefs and head men rode their ponies,
and did not dismount and shake hands
till they arrived at the place fixed upon
for their camp.
Capt. Clifford states that Bull has
seemed more sullen and insolent than
any of the chiefs he had under his man
agement, and his actions to-day con-
firm this statement, but it is thought
that kind treatment will soon satisfy
him that the government has accepted
his surrender in good faith. A dispatch
was forwarded to Standing Rock in
forming Grow King and Low Dog of
Sitting Bulls arrival, and it was believed
that this news viii remove any desire
the Indians there may have to leave
the agency.
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HonOred and Blessed,

When board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were skeptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt, and to-day the dis
coverers OF that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all
as benefactors.-De
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Hay Fever.


The writer of this communication
has been sufferer from hay fever pc
riodically for the past twelve years,
during half of which period she could
get no satisfactory relief. The intoler-
able itching of the eyelids and almost
constant sneezing which characterize
the complaint in its worse form she
had to endure until six years ago, when
the following remedy was brought to her
notice in the columns of a newspaper:
Into a four-ounce, wide-mouthed bot
tie, half filled with cotton, and having
a close stopper, put the following mix
ture: p drachms carbolic acid, 3
drachms aqua ammonia, Specific gray
ity 0960), 5 drachms distilled water, u
drachms alcohol. Inhale through the
nostrils. This mixture, being of vola-
tile nature, must be kept as much as
possible from exposure, in order to
preserve as much as possible its strength
and prevent discoloration. 1t does not
purport to be a specific. for that has
not yet been discovered; but it has
proved itself ready relief in the case
of the writer, and many who have suf-
fered in the same way.
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roofs, chimneys and window glass is
fine, involving loss of from 800 to
$500, and in many other cases the
buildings have been sent out of plumb.
1t can be safely said that $3.50, 900 to
$500, 900 will not cover the loss.
AID FOR NEW ULM
MILWAUKEE, July 1S.-The Herald,
this morning, called for aid for New
Ulm, and by noon eight hundred dol
lars were collected and five hundred
dollars telegranhed by Editor Cole
man. Milwaukee will contribute lib
orally.
ST. PAUL, July 1s.-A New Ulm
special says: At meeting of citizens
Of New Ulm, committee of ten was
appointed, of which Col. Phander was
elected chairman, Rev A. Berghold,
secretary, and Charles Wagner, treas
urer. All contributions and assistance
may be directed to the chairman or
treasurer
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SECRETARY WINDOW has issued cir
cular transferring to the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau all business in connection
with the appointment of gaugers, store
keepers, etc, This work has for the
past year been done in he appoint
ment office. The circular just issued
is a practical restitution TO the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue of the
the control of the patronage indicat-
Cd
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No prettier compliment can be given
than that which comes from the warm
heart and quick wit of the true Hiber-
MAN. Mike was laying pavement brick
in the hot sun, and the lady of the
house mixed up a nice, cool drink and
carried it out to quench his thirst.
After long-drawn swig he wiped his
mouth on his sleeve, and said "Ye1l
be in heaven SEWN years before the
divilll find it out"
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IT appears from the official statistics
that the reduction of the tax upon
tobacco which went into effect little
more than year ago, has been follow
ed by an increased consumption of the
article and an increased revenue. 1t is
claimed that the increase is due to the
slight reduction in the cost of manu-
facrure, but thisis questionable, and is
merely matter of opinion.
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DIR. Bliss has presented very CON
else diagnosis of the presidents coDdi-
ton, and the course taken by the ball
from Guiteau's pistol. He states that
while the president is still weak, he is
progressing toward recovery in salts
factory manner. The bullet, according
to this diagnosis, has passed through
the liver, and now rests at point
where it can be removed without seri-
GUS inconvenience to the patient when
his strength will admit Of the operation
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THE Canadian customs authorities at
Windsor, Ont, stopped the trains on
the Great Western railway to ascertain
whether the engines or car-wheels were
of American manufacture, and brought
in without payment Of duty. An I'M
successful bidder for contracts prompt
II 4I,o ant
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The chair announced the election oil
Elbridge g. Lapham in place of Roscoe
Conkling, resigned, and the joint con-
vention Dissolved. Cheers for Lapham,
Miller, Garfield, Conkling and Potter
followed.
The legislature agreed to adjourn
sinie die, tomorrow, the %. In the
assembly a resolution was tabled that
the $4,000 alleged to have been paid
to member as bride, and now the
custody of the comptroller of the state,
be handed over to the widows and
orphans Of persons killed at the new
capitol. The bill passed to amend the
constitution so as to make the canals
free, and maintain them by general
state tax.
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ed the act.

STILL another sporting victory Tor
the Americans in England. Frank
Hyde, an American rifle expert, has
won the Albert Jewell shooting match
at Wimbeldon-the best shot at dis
lance of 900 yards. This match has
been won by Americans three years
successfully.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-28

CAPTAIN LUNDBoRG, a swedish naval
architect, has made designs for a pas
senger steamer to cross the Atlantic in
six days. The vessel will be 500 feet
long, "A broad and be propelled by four
compound engines, having q, 800 horse
power. Lundborg's main idea is to
construct ship whose main body will
divide the water horizontally, and he
projects the hull below the water-line.
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EXPERIMENTS with suspended electric
lamps were made in Paris recently.
Four lamps, covered with shades, and
burning naked electric lights, were
strung across the streets at intervals of
about 100 yards by means of light
wires connected by poles forty feet
high. The light was fairly diffused,
but so intense as to be unbearable to
the eye. The experiment was a fail
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The blessing of Regular Digestion

Is best appreciated by those who having lost
have ultimately recovered it. To form an ade-
quate conception of the horrors of dyspepsia, one
must have experienced that malady in its chronic
form. A temporary fit of indigestion, though
BILE idea when it has taken continued possession OF
the stomach TO anticipate and prevent the
chronic phase with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
the wise course. While that incompatible inyig-
GRANT and corrective eonquers the most obstinate
types of dyspepsia, it is always wise to use 1t
early, and thus avoid prolonging the process of
cure FlatuIence, heartburn, headache, bilious
ness. palpitations nervousness, loss of flesh and
appetite and other eoneomtants of dyspepsia, are
all remedied by this sterling medicine. Use it
before meals and on retiring.
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He raped at the chief clerks win
dow and put on brow of sixteen years
in state prison as he began: ''Sir several
days ago / dropped letter into this
office directed to Pontiac-to John
Smith of Pontiac eyes, sir; presume
so" 'That letter contained SO bill. T"
ayes, SIR" "And it never reached Pom
tiac." "Ah! it didn't?' "No, sir That
letter was doubtless sto-." "Wait a
minute" replied the clerk, as he step
ped away. When he returned he ex-
hibited letter which was not only
unstanped but simply addressed:
"John Smith, Michigan" ''ls that it2'
he asked. Eyes, sir-that is-ahem,
sir-yes, sir; that's the letter, and I'm
an ass, sir, and good day, sirT'-Deroit
Free Press.
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CELEBRATING THE FOURTH.


WASHINGTON, July 22-The follow
ing dispatch was received at the state
department, to-day:
TO Secretary Blaine, Washington:
The celebration at Leipzig, which
was deferred from July 4, is just begin
ming. Americans and Germans from all
parts of the empire including the rep
resentatives of various universities and
town councils, send their most hearty
congratulations and best wishes to the
president. Signed,
WHITE, Minister to Leipzig.
Secretary Blaine replied as follows:
To Minister White, Leipzig:
The presidents condition grows bet
ter day by day. The great anxiety
throughout the civilized world for his
recovery, has very deeply touched
him. Congratulations to your patriotic
assemblage.
Signed, JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary
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WORSE d WILKINSON. Pyobnstors.
NEWS NOTES.

DISPATCHES from Germany report
the intense warm weather in that
country quite equal to that in England.
France and Spain, Many cases of sun
stroke are reported.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAso, July 23.-Flour-D Demand good,
tending upward spring wheat, common to choice
western 4 00aG.00; common to cheice Minnesota,
4.25G6.50; patents, 6. 50@G77; winter wheat
5.50o6.75. Wheat Unsettled and generally
higher, irregular fluctuations wide and rapid; No.
2 red winter, lI5k@I20; No Chicago
spring, 1l8k for seller cash and seller July.
I19H fer seller August, l.l6 l4a1162S for
seller September; l.l67S 9l.l6h for seller De-
tober; No. 3 Chicago spring 1.05al.10; re-
jected, s3as71z. Sales, No. Chicago spring,
I.lSa1 20 for seller August; 1.l614al.T for sell
Ter September and October. Corn-U Unsettled
and generally lower active, and irregular; No.
2, 491S for seller cash. 493S for seller July;
4SSa4SA for seller August aud September.
4S2s for seller October; sales 4Sa4S7s for seller
September; 4S5s a49 for seller October; rejected,
42&. Oats Easier "A q for seller cash: 443s a
Az for seller July 30% for seller August;
29% for seller September and seller October;
rejected 35h. Rye-Firmer; 911a. Barley
Dull and nominal Flax Seed-1.15. Pork
Unsettled and generally higher; 1890 for sell
Ter cash, 1927 Xals3O for seller August and
September. Lard-Fairly active and shade
higher u 2Oa12.25 for seller cash. 1l.921sa
1875 for seller August; 1l.6712 for seller
| September; ll.5Oal1.52h for seller October.
The Drovers Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
cepts, $4,000; shipments, $500; active; 5alOc
higher mixed packing, 1Oa6.45 choice heavy
6.6Oa6 sly; light bacon, 6.5O06.6O pigs, 5.5oa
6.25; quality poor. Cattle-Receipts, 5000
shipments, 400; steady and firm; no really
fine here; exports are quoted at 6.1O6.3o; good
to choice shipping 575a6 IN; native butchers
stronger, 2.5Oa4.5O; stockers' and feeders active
3.O0a475. range cattle scarce and wanted, l0a15C
higher; thorough grass Texans, S.lOa4. Is; rough
to mediom Montana steers, 3.75a4.25 fat grass
Texans, 4.5Oa4 70. Sheep-Reeeipts, 1900
shipments, 5Oo steady and in fair demand.
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NfiVaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. July flour.-Scarce and
!. firm. .Wheat--steady and strong; No. hard,
nominal, No. |, nominalo No hard, nom
inal; No. 2, ll4% Liza for seller July;
l.I59s for seller August; 1.l5@ for seller
September; Lie for seller October l.16A
for seller November No. 3, 1.O4KalO5; No.
A. nominal rejected nominal. Corn-Firmer;
No. 2, Az. oats-Scarce; No. 2, 391s. Rye
Dull; No. /, SO. Barley-Firmer; No 2,
September 76h.
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At The CaNitOl.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July, 22.-The progress of the presi-
dents case continues without material
change. AT p. M, his pulse was 98,
temperature 9S.4; respiration Is. At
p. M, his pulse was IS; temperature
100 2; respiration Is.
(Signed) ID. w. Bliss,
]. X. BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
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ENDED AT LAST.
The Deadlock at Albany Broken by
the Election of LaDham.

ALBANY, July 22.-The joint ballot
for the short term resulted as follows:
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AUCTION sALrs-ruemre Deys.
BY w. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
CORNER Eleventh and Bank Streets

vT,RUsTEES' SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING AND0THER IMPRUvEM,EssN,Ti,ss
p1SSU tHE SAND AND FIRST sTkEETs, oPp0sITrIE
THE KNEw SnA a. IE ssdouTHEhs FEMALE IN.
STiTUTE.---By virtue OF two deeds OF trust exc re.
cnred by Dir. Alfred Moses and wiferhe nrst to the
UNDERSIGNED, w. Goddin and A. N. Kelley, trustees,
bearing date 4th November. 1871. ana !ne seconu
to the undersis ned, l. II. Darlington ana =. Levy,
trustees, bearing date 25ih November, $40, DOM
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery C0uf'-We
shall n execution thereof proceed TO sell ut pubic
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY 23, 1881,
at O'Clock T.. 81. (if fair; " nor, on the hrst falr
day ihereafterj, that VERY VALUABLE hEAL
ESTATE located as above The LOT mas srp nnye Cd
alley. On the lot is VERY HA;S nlc,,oa,
DWELLING, three stories above the basement,
connected IN the rear by LARGE Bkt IN 6d,r1
ing and dayschoo. !ncinding those IN s .ne u~g
ing. there are altogether about thriy-nve rsons'
Including two handsome parlors, recep ION toons'
&c. To The east of the dwelling there Is HAND
SOME BUILDING LOT. having front on Grace
street OF about 3cxl56 feet TO said ailey. ne
premises are now occupied AS drstclass Doardihs-
house by Mrs. Il. j. Warren. c...o
The foregoing real estate Is located on trace
street In a most desirable Deighborhoon me preH-
Ises we're originally designed by Mr. Lefebvfe Tor
nrs. class residence and boarding school, anu nave
long been used as such by the late ID. Lee Powel,
Mrs. Darlington, and Others and Tor tbat purpose
or for boarding house or large FAMILY 'hey nave
many advantages. .,, -, .
balance at six. twelve, and eighteen month for ne.
gotiable notes interest added secured by deed OF
The special attention of capiiaists and others 10
called 10 this sac. w. GODDIN,
A. VI. KELLEY,
Trustees In the first deed;
]. II. CARRINGTON,
r.. j. LEVY,
Trustees In the second deco.
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~ Jno. Z. Laushtcn, Jr.. Anctioneer'
1906 Main street.

rSxEcUToWs SALE OF AN EXTEN.
1sI s,yh A HE56U xHSkHLJy flSt
VAT vsss SL Hasic-XesHxt. &c" xT xuCTi0N.-syy
direction OF George W. Mayo Esq s, hep . 70
M LOUISE A y .ss f S . ss
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE 27rH AND zoT"
INSTANT,
commencing at 10Y O'Clock A. M. AL o. !ne
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging to the e.
' so fTo'i EosEwooD PABLoR SUIT. in blue
, no SAN os%s'f PARLoR SUIT, III crimson
2 RosEWooD SOFAS. In crimson plush; .,.,.
7TALL ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD Chh AZ Gs Imam
castle. and said to be 500 yesrs ol1; .po.c
AIsrrr and varied collection Of BRiC-A. BkA A.
imcsa once ,be property OF Louis Phipe La
fayette, and other noted personages: 81
ssvf's sss GsiGf iss and nsrs
,S Sssts so sTd s aHSsfEsa and Ia
arp PE sri CARPETS aud RUGS, and other
set. DTS Nj with claw
CARVED DINiNG-RoOM CHAIRS SIDE Ia
BLES; u,> c,,,y. =.
A large assortment OF IMPoRTED oH I sNh 70.
CHINA. and full set OF superior CUT.
GLASS WARE. embracing many pieces not
In ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE The
as ortrntnt consists Of CARu-TABLEs,
CHE>s-TABLEs, sfDE-TABLES, WOMk-
STANDS. LIQUOR ASEs :, DEshs'
LOUNGES, &c, inlaid with brass and Iancy-
eolored woods. that cannot be bought new W.
There are also many antiqurs. as BRASS
FiRE-IRONS. TENDERS. CANDELABkAs,
FNGRAViNGS. CORNlCES. &C.; large
number OF handsome FANCY CHAIRS.
The chambers are furnished with
/ ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT, with WARD
3 whISUT CHAMBER SUITS, with WARD
ROBES TO match; -
I MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT,
/ COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT: ,,,r,,e,.e
Sup rior HAIR and sHUCk MATTRESSES
2 FRENCH-PLATE "CHt VAL" MIRRORS, IN
suspending rosewood frames; ,,
LEATiiER-BOT1OM and ANTIQUE ARM
MARBLF-TOP IRON-FRAME HALL-TABLE'
1 ROSEWOOD PIANO and STOOL
WINDOW MOUNTAINS LAMBRtQUlNS, &C.
THE USUAL KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and MANY other articles too numerous 10 MENTION
the Accommodations of nearly a century,.
The character and reputation of this family are
spfhcept TO induce large attendance or lhose VINO
are DESTROYS of purchasing rare ana Va'uaole an
tIques which can ouiv be procured az sucn safes.
JNO. f. LAUGHTDN JR,
nvo1 AuciiODeer.
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my 07.E.SaNTn.3t.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
NATIONAL HONE FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
SOLDIERS,
NEAR FORTRESS MONROE. "a.

NATIONAL HONE FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER
NEAR FORTRESS MONROE. VA.
Mas 2l,lss j
Bids will be received for thu ERECTION AND
COMPLETION OF A NEW BRICK BUILDING
100 feet long by 20 feet vice. aud 40 feet his ~
10 2 O'Clock 81 JUNE &, 1851, al which Tine Tie
bl Is will be- opened.
Isl. For foundation walls OF the building.
2d. For cut stone.
Sci EOr bTick-NOrk. -,
4 h. For savaniZed IRON, slate, ana TN osA'
9Th. For aihlDg and plasiering.
9th For carpenters and Jotners' work.
CaT,fuIIy- preDar,d plans sud SPECIFICATIONS can
~ seen and An needed nfOrmaiiog obla'ued Al 'ho
Covernor's Office az the Home, on any Gay previous
In The etltng Bids must he made In round Gums
for esch ella OF work and M bid By the yard, foot,
or thousand. etc, will be considered.
BIDS must be made for each class OF work sepa-
rately but may also he made for two or more com
bned, or for the e0tire completion OF the building.
The brick required must be OF good merChAntable
brick. such are made In nefr Fortress MOuroe.
Hampton, or Norfolk. Samples OF brick 10 be u. cd
In face OF outside walls win he r,IDircJ.
A guaIaniy or good faith, al bidders will ac-
company heir bids with b nd, with proper surety,
a certificate OF deposit. PAYABLE 10 captain T. l..
Wood6n or Greer, which Will be forfeited IN case
said bond cerlihcae must be for 10 per cent. II
the gross amount OF the lid.
The right Us reserved 10 ACCEPT or reject any por-
ton ~ all bids but he pweSt responsible bids Will
In all cases be accepted, N any.
All work must be done rapidly as possible. ana
bidders must specify the time In Which they VIII
V'''''N WV WV p T. WOODEN.
nv 24,262s slSJe24 Governor.
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BY Frank ID. Hin Il Co.,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
110S Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TON OF NICE BRICK DWELLING, NO
go NORTH SIXTH sTRsEr.-By virtue OF q
decree of Richm mi Cbdncerv Court In sui ot
Dewitt rs Dewitt et ais, 26 h April le77 the
undersigned, special commissioner IN, rem az
pointed, will sell upon the premises loctleda ABOVE
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1851,
at 6 O'Clock T.. a., the property Described IN sai1
decree as follows: The THREk->IoRl bRli
Unwilling No. 6lO north sixth street, between
iciph ana NJ streets cOntaining eight rooms; BRICK
sitcnon four rooms; tath room ga IN every room
SrSc The 10. fronts ON tue west side N SIKH
Street 40 feet. with depth Of $50 feet 10 a wide
alley The neghbOfhOOd Is excellent. a d the foca-
ton being central. this property should attract at
tentien. The hou:e is now rented to Mr.. E.t' HOW
ard.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six
twelve. and eighifer months, 4 per cont. interest
added aud tit retained until The purchase one
Is maid iu full, f.. FONTAINE DEWITT,
special com missioner.
sale ny FRANK ID. HILL x Co. Auclioneers.
my 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-28
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
~ HOUSES AND LOTS AND VACANT Pro
PfR1Y On FRANKLIN, BROAD, SEVEN
TENTH. JAY. BUCHANAN. AND CONCORD
STREETS, AT AUCllON.-lu exec ton of de.
CT ees The Chancery Court Of Richmond. ent' red In
the cause of PriddI, &c rS. Gilman, &C. the com
missonrrs thereby respectively appointed will sell
by auction upon the several premises, in the order
named below, n
MONDAY, MAY BOTH,
commencing at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ the following
REAL ESTATE--to wit:
l. BRICK STORE No. 1914. on the north side of
Franklin betw en- Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
lsl5x72 feet. occupied by l.. W. Bups.
2. BRICK DWELLING No 1920. on the north
side Of Broad between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. 20lsXl70 fret
8 FIVE FRAMED TENFMENTS, Nos. l710.
l7l2, l7l4. 17l6. and l7lS, on the north side Of
JAY street between Seventeenth and Buchanan
streets, lC0 3.l2s 1872 feei.
4. A LOT, with a SMALL FRAMED TENE.
MENT. at the northeast corner Seventeenth and
Jaw streets, 44xSS feet.
5. LOT on the west side Of Buchanan hetwe Jay
aud Cedir st Gets, beginning AZ feet north Of jay
street, SSxl0 90 feet.
FRAMED HOUSE, No. 545 on the east side OF
Concord street near BrOwr street, l5AXS9 feet.
At The same time Other parties WI sell tnree ad'
Joining and simiiar TkNEMENTS.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance AT SIX, twelVe'
and eighteen months for negotiable noles, WIN m
terest added, and Ute retain, until run pal inht
Joseph r. PRIDDY,
GEORGE 4. HAW,
Commits toner's.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auciioueers. my "a