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BOOTS AND SHOES!
REMOVAL! REMOVAL.

peg TO inform my friends and customers that have
eot ~ my took OF Boots Shoes and Hats one door
eS o1 my Gld stand No. 606 Elm street formerly oc-
ties ana ny hessrs Mlttentha where with better faci
Ola patrons, as wei as new ones ' w o " '
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LOUISA.
coURT-DAY-ELEcTIox or DELEGATES AND
SPEAKING.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or DELEGATES AND
aPEAKING.
fCorreapondcnce Of the Richmond DIspatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, NA.,I
June IL. 1888.
This being court-day, and II beng gene
rally understood that a meeting would be
held for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates TO the Lynchburg Convention, there
was a large crowd on hand. Or. p. b..
Pendleton called the meeting TO order and
8. III. Parsons was elected clerk.
A committee OF twelve was appointed,
who recommended TO the meeting delegates
to 20 10 the Convention. Tie following
gentlemen were recommended and the
meeting unanimously adopted the report /:
From Jackson district, DIR. Il. VI. Buckner |;
j. o. Cosby, alternate. From Cuckoo, Jo-
scph X. Pendleton; DR.. Eugene Pendle-
ton, alternate. From Louisa Courthouse,
w. +. Bib; w. T. Meade, alternate.
From Green Springs, G.. w. May; General
William McComb, alternate. Delegate at
large, Hon. III. w. Murray; alternate, w.
A. Winston. Second delegate at large,
Thomas S. Watson; alternate, +. w.
Chiles.
While the committee OF twelve were
making their selections, Captain George ID.
Wise addressed the meeting. AS Is usual
with him, he fcarlessly lifted the veil which
hid the shortcomings OF Mahone's menials.
Captain Wise was loudly cheered during
his speech. "A. L.
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A Society Surprise.

THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS VAN RENSSELAER,
KING WITH GENERAL HAMILTON ANNULLED.
A New York telegram says: Society in
Queens county is surprised by the an.
nounccment that the engagement OF Mis-,
Mary Van Renssaere King and General
Schuyler Hamilton has been annulled
Miss King, who Is about forty years of age,
is the granddaughter of the late ex-Gover
nor John A King and reat-granddaughter
OF Rufus King, whose name has historical
prominence.
General Hamilton is a Scared veteran.
He was aid to General Scott in Mexico
was left for dead on the field OF Monterey,
and served In the rebellion. lie has been
burned fiity-iour times up and down hi,
spine TO cure the results OF wounds
Though well-advanced in years he is very
active. lie lived some time in jamaica,
but Of late has resided in New York. He
met Miss King at her home in Jamaica and
won her against the opposition OF her
family, who have at last, however, sue.
ceeded in breaking the match. When the
engagement was first announced i'm New
York society Mrs. John Hamilton, the
Generals daughter-in-law, gave CONFER
Sox'one in honor Of the event, which was
amended by members OF both the Aston
ana Vanderbilt families.
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suonT TRIP IN THE NOTWITHSTANDING
ooOp FIRE DEPARTMENT AT ROANOKE
THE CROPS. &C.
,speeiai correspondence OF the Richmond Dis
patch.I
FNcAsTLE. Va. June ~, 1888.
Since / left Richmond have not met
with copy OF your paper till to-day. Well,
IL was not so wonderful. for the larse Of
Zine between leaving and arriving here
was indeed short, but appeared immense
when dcbarred reading your paper. There
have been good rains here, and things look
mighty prosperous. The wheat Cif ! may
speak like judge is looking fine. and IS
going 10 yield a large crop. THIS oeauu-
iul country Is always encouraging 10 me,
and inspires in me Affecting Of sincere graft
tude, though the immediate blessings II en-
lows are none OF mine.
/ was short time at Salem, diguided
little town OF more than average good peo-
ME. free from inordinate excitement about
rapid growth. The people OF Salem are not
rnnning away from their homes and Dusi-
ness 10 take part in the great furore for en-
terprise and wealth. There was one thing
| noticed that is worth mentioning, aud
which IL would be, would say, mean in
one 10 witness in silence. IL was the
evident splendid fremanship displayed
by the fircmen OF Salem in saw
ing from total destruction last week
by fire their Town Hall. Every
fireman that had the least share in putting
out that fire is entitled TO generous praise (;
and especially l would say is Mr.. Pace, the
chief OF the department, deserving OF a
medal from the Town Council for his man.
agcment OF the fire. You know | am
proud, as all Richmond people are, OF the
firerncn OF our city, who have won their
way to fame by noble deeds; but the in
stance OF gallant heroism and skill display
el in saving the Town Hall Of Salem is a
crown Of glory in single night. "Well
done, Sir Knights OF Flame"
IpasSed from Salemto Roanoke city
/ suppose must call it "city and had q
good chance TO notice the crops, which, as
/ have said. are very fine. Well, Roanoke
is n queer place. 1t might be by stretch of
fancy tikened to a great gypsy camp, with
roughly-constructed houses FOR tents. The
people looked as il they had just got There,
and did rot know whether TO stay or not
The ungraded and treeless streets looked
like settlement OF sappers and miners up
set by an earthquake.
left Roanoke by the Shenandoah Valley
train for Clover Dale depot; there taking
ten miles Of backy "back" TO Fincastle.
the happy old county-seat OF BOtetourt,
where once stood the memorable Waltz
Hotel. 1t is now town OF very neatly
painted houses. We passed through the
venerable city OF Amsterdam, the queen Of
antiquity OF these parts, with its most
"princely" mansion reduced TO ashes, its
wretclmdly shapen ioundation-walls of
stone only remaining to bespeak its great
ness.
forgot to tell you the last remnant OF
the coIors of MahOne's ragged regiment in
this county has been struck, and struck
forever aud ever. Glorious old BotetOurt
Is rejoicing greatly. Z.
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An Interesting Fact.

To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Our modern scientists and Semi-intdelS
have prophesied that the Bible is rapidly
becoming an obsolete book. What are the
factss More copies OF this Bible were
printed and circulated last year than during
any one year in the history OF Bible print
ing. The demands to-day for this book arc
so great that. with all the facilities for man.
ufacturing it, that demand cannot be met.
The American Bible Society, with facilities
for issuing five thousand copies every day
cannot fill the orders forwarded TO it. The
work Of the Virginia Bible Society is very
much delayed because the American Bible
Society can't supply it with the needed
Bibles. The demand for this book in our
own State has been greater the last ear
than for many years past.
NJ. W. STAPLES,
Secretary of the Virginia Bible Society.
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New York telegram OF yesterday saws
During hearing In the ease OF John Gin
as TO his ability TO look after his own affairs
before commissioners this afternoon, till
occurred between General Roger A. Pryor
ana william r. Howe, who were on oppo-
site SIDES OF the case. General Pryor asked
the commissioners II he was to be bulldozed
by brutal rufiian, referring to Mr.. Howe.
The latter replied that be did not think the
General really meant what he said, when
the General retorted that he meant every
word OF it. "Then." said Mr.. Howe,
"your southern fire has no effect here.''
"Nor English ruffianism either" again
retorted General Pryor AT this point the
commissioners interfered, and the ease was
continued without further display OF feel
ing.
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Suicide i'm n Mine.
TIE PREsENTINENT OF AwIDow LEADING TO
SEARCH.

TIE PREsENTINENT OF A WIDOW LEADING TO A
SEARCH.
A most mysterious death and most Gu
rious prcsentiment Of woman came to light
near Reading, Pa, Tuesday evening. The
dead body OF a man was drawn from the
bottom of a deep, abandoned mine-hole with
a stone weighing about twenty pounds
hanging TO his neck. The man was about
forty-Gye years old, and his name was Au-
gustus Hechler, farmer. About three
weeks ago he suddenly disappeared from
his home about O'Clock in the morning.
His wife says she was in bed about
half an hour before that time and
fell asleep, and when she awoke
her husband had disappeared. 1t will
be remembered that bottle was found the
next day near the river indicating that
some one had committed suicide by Jump
ing into the canal. A day later it was
learned that Hechler had been seen in the
neighborhood Of Lebanon. This was COM
municated to his wife, cut she failed to be-
lieve such reports, and stated that fire.
auentlv IN indescribablc feeling OF fear
came to her, aud something seemed TO tel
her that her husbands body was at the
bottom OF neighb0ring ore mine Finally
she made q request that the old deserted
mine be searched. A number OF the neigh.
boring farmers concluded to-day to make
the search, and to their horror they found
the dead body OF her husband. The mine
was about sixty feet deep, and fifteen fee
OF water. A stone weighing about twent,
pounds was securely fastened TO his neck
A coroner's jury rendered verdict o
suicide.
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by Sutton & Coz
Real Estate Auctioneefs,
llOS Main street.

SALE OF THAT WE'LL
i BUILT TACHED sTOCk-BRlCk
DWELLING No. 719 NORTH THIRD sTREEI'
BE.TW ZEN JACKSON AND DUNAL STREETS.
I'm part execution of two certain deeds OF trust
datedrespectively April %, 1852, and August 70;
1852, both duly recorded in the clerks once OF
Richmoud Chancery Court. Ia the Undersigned as
trustees and being Instructed so TO do by the bene-
nciaries therein. default having been made IN the
payment of notes therein secured. we shall pro-
ceed 20 sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1888,
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
above, containing seven rooms; gas, wafer, ana
culvert connection. The lot fronts 2ONl3O feet.
The entire premises are In thorough order, ana
Is now rented TO prOmpt-paylng tenant, ana
Welding a fair rental.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost expenses OF sale and
suficency 10 pay oil balance due on note oi
$500, amounting 20 5000. with Interest from ia
hpill. 1883 being balance secured by the nrst
deed) and cash also ~ 10 $40, with AL Interest
which may be due thereon. supon credit as 70
S2,O35 TIL 2sth August, 1888 being the amounts
secured by the second deedl and as 20 the balance
upon such terms may be given at sale
II. \. MCCURDO,
Trustee In first deed;
G. II. SUTTON,
Trustee I'm second deed.
SUTTON & CO., Auctioneers. Je Ia
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WANTED, for CONSUMPTION by the RICH
MOND VIRGINIA WOODEN MILLS. IOO00O
POUNDS WOOL. washed and unSashed, for
Which tne highest market value viii be paid. Par
ties preferring To do eau ship their wool direct
10 US. and we will promptly remit the market value
al tlc Time OF receipt. Apply 20 or address
II. III. BASkERVILL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
ohice with Messrs. Potts. Stokes & Co..
p,o,,.. Thirteenth street near Cary.
RICHMOND, VA, May 8, 1883.
INV 3-deOd4W3m
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A TLANTIC CITY.
~uFSApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY


~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10, 1888.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and cincln
natl express, 4:2O T.. NJ. daily; mall, O:lO a. VI
daily except sunday; Ashland, ky.l and Column
bus Ohio night express, lO;40 =; u. daiiy sefseb'
daily Except sunday, $50 A. NJ. daily except
SUNDAY SPECIAL tEXCuRsIONl 1880 \.
NJ for NewpOrt's News and Ph@Dus tOld Poinp
Goes not connect for Norfolk.
TIE 1870 Z. VI. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond and Charlottes'
VILE. 49,
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, $40
A. NJ. Except sunday. l.. NJ. daily, aud $50 Z.
NJ. Except sunday; from Norfolk and Old Point,
IO:55 4. ". daily Except sunday. and 1870 L.
VI. daily from Old Point Except sunday, from
Norfolk.
Louisville and Cincinnati Fast-Line Pullman
sleeping-cars ana day coaches iron Charloites-
VILE o y. V. daily To louisville and from Clifton
Forge and White sulphur TO Cincinnati without
change. gu,
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
g. W. SMITH, General Manager. te9
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WEDNESDAY,JUNE 20. 1Ss3,
by sampson & Adamson, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il GRANITE-QUARRY PROPERTY,
AT GRANITE, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA, AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CON
.NECTED WITH SAID QUARRY.
by virtue Of deed Of trust from the Old Do
minion Granite Company 10 BENJAMIN III. Nash
and George ". Hall, trustees, THE latter OF whom
declines 10 act) dated February 4. S73 and OF re-
cord In the clerks Office of Chesterfield County
Court, default having been made In the payment vi
the money therein secured. and the holders of the
bonds Issued under said deed of trust having re-
quested that sale should be made OF the REAL
AND personal PROPERTY therein conveyed,
we shall proceed TO sell nj public auction on the
premises. ut Granite, ON the Rich nOnd and Dam
Vile railroad. about i've mites from the city of
Richmond, at III o'clock A. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1888,
that VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY, with
all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting of TWO TRACTs or IANI-
one containing 73 ACRES and the other contain.
ing - AxhfS. AND at the same time will be sold
certain sfEAM-ENGINEs.D ERRICKs. PUMPS,
CARS, RAll.ROAD-TRACk.a and TMPL EMENTs
and TOOLS used In the quarry busiuess.
TERMS Cash as u $34. 900 and The coats n nd
expenses OF sale; and the balance an terms m, a.
known on day of sale.
90 BENJAMIN II. NASH,
my 80 Acting Trustee.
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CATARRII.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

HEAD COLDS. wATERY DISCHARGES FROM
TIE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING NOISES
IN THE HEAD. NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, AND FEVER,
INSTANTLY RELIEVED.
CHOKING MUCUs DIsLoDGED, MEMBRANE
CLEANsED AND HEALED, BREATH
swEETENED; SMELL, TASTE. AND
HEARING RESTORED, AND RA-
WAGES CHECKED.
COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, DROPPINGs INTO
THE THROAT. PAINS IL THE CHEST,
DYSPEPSIA, WASTING OF STRENGTH
AND FLESH. LOSS OF SLEEP, &C,
CURED.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol-
vent and one DIR. SanfOrd's Inhaler In package.
of all druggists, for al. ASK for SANFORD'S RAD
ICAL CURE. "A pure dstllatiOn of Witch Hazel,
American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold, Clover
blossoms. etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
WARREN & QUARLEs.

NV AIKEN q VUAKLES,
w BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1ll7 Main street, Richmond, Va,
BUY and SELL BONDS and STOCKS on COM
mission. INVESTMENT sECURITTEsa special
ty. Make advances on SECURITIES left with Us
for sale. DRAW BILLS ON ALL POINTS IN
EUROPE in sums TO suit at lowest rates. LOANS
NEGOTIATED. Information chcerfully given.
Correspondence solicited.
je 13-W,Th.SaSsu4t
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AUe,Y1oxs ALEs...Futurc Days.
AUCTION sALEs...futureD ayst..
ByR. d. Chaffin Co..
Peal Estate Auc'ioneers'
No. / north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF A LAROE NUM-
BIER OF BUILDING LOTS in THE WEST
END, FRONTING ON MAIN, FLOYD
LoMBARDY, AND VINE
STREETS;
THE LOTS FRONT THIRTY FEET EACh'
RUNNING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
FoRTY-FIvE FEET, TO AN
ALLEY, AS SHOWN ON
PLArAT OH
OFFICE.

At the request Of the owner. who Is determined
10 sell, we win offer at public auction on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1888,
commencing at ~ O'Clock Il. NJ. AT the corner OF
Main and Vine streets, the above-lOcated LOTS, OF
which we VIII have plats M the hour Of sale for The
use Of purchasers. These lots In the direct
line Of the extension of the city. well located on
good streets, and will prove handsome Invest
ment at the prices for which they Will be sold.
We invite the attendance OF all seeking invest
menis or wishing lots 10 bnild homes on.
TERMS: One third cash; balance AT SIX ana
twelve months, for notes, with per cent Interest
added and secured by deed Of trust.
ID II. II. CTIAFFIN K CO., Ancuoneers.
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LAW cooks AND MINERALS.

I AW BOOKS AND MINERALS FOR
IL SALT have the EXTENSIVE and FX-
CELLENT LAW and LITERARY LIBRARY
and the SPLENDID MINERAL COLLECTION
OF the late G. II. Hayden for sale. shall be pleased
10 mail catalogue Of either 10 any person or To
any dealer or dealers In books or minerals.
X. :. THOMAS,
Je 3-2w smithHeld, Va.
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of he cIty of Manchester entered In the chancery
cause styled samuel II. owens executor; &c;, u.s. s.
commit ssIoners will offer for sale nj public auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1883.
at IL O'Clock ~. tf fair. and II not, ON the next
fair day al the same hour.) the following REAL
STATE. commencing the sale WITH LOT NO. J.: 49,
No. /. TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
AND LOT on Decatur between Twelfth and 1hir.
teenth streets. fronting 33xl32 feet now occupied
No. 2. VACANT Lot adjoining above, fronting
on Decatur street 27xl32 feet. ,,..,..,
No. 3. FINE TWO'sTQkY FRAME , DMElal,-
streets, fronting 43x132 feet, now occupied by
No. 4, VACANT LOT fronting "a feet on Thir-
tenth street. by so feet more or less) on Decatur
No. 3. "A DOUBLE BRICK TENEMENT AND
STORE corner of Hull and Thirteenth streets
fronting 35xl63 feet, occupied by Smelling Bro
'' To 1 e. e3NE VACANT LOT adjoining above
fronting on Hull street 33xlG5 feet
No. Z, ONE VACANT LOT adjoining above
fronting on Hull street 3fxl60 feet. ,
street 37kx165 feet, adjoi.sirg Mrs. Lipscomb.
No. 9, DOUBLE BRICK STORE, in part three
stories high. fronting on HUI street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, 55 2-l2x165 feet,
occupied by Owen & Brother: ,,,,,-,,,.
No. 10, ONE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
on Twelfth between Stockton and Everett streets,
fronting on Everett street 33xl22 feet.
No. IL, COTTAGE DWELLING corner Tenth
and Everett streets, fronting on lehth street ofA
No. IL. TWO-sTORY BRICK STORE corner
of Eighth and Hull streets, fronting on Hull TX
100 feet. occupied g. \. Carr. grocer.
No. 10. VACANT LOT I'm rear Of above. 'front.'
ing on Eighth street 26ixS2 feet.
10. II, BRICK STORE corner of seventh and
Hull streets, occupied 10y Mrs. Merritt fronting
on Hull 22sxl55 feet TO an alley.
No. Is, BRlCk TENEMENT adjoining above
fronting on Hull street 27AN155 feet 10 an alley.
All Of the above improved property IS rented 10
good tenants and at good rentals.
TERMS According to the terms Of the decree
the property will be offered for one fourth cash.
and the residue IN equal instruments AT SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced by ncg0tlable
notes. with interest added from day of sale, ana
title retained until the whole pnrchasc-mOney be
paid: but If desired six. twelve, eighteen, ana
twenty-fOur months viii be given on The deferred
payments. Purchasers of improved property VIII
io required 70 insure the same for two years Tor
two thirds OF its value, policies 10 be for benefit Of
notchOlders. as their interest may appear, and de-
posted with commissioners when The sales are
perfected by cash payments and notes given
JOSEPH l.. OWENS,
JOHN ". OWENS,
SDecial Commissioners.
.S.-COnveyanees will leave Office of auction
je9
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w. w. Thomas, the new Minister to
Sweden, can speak readily In the Norwe-
gian tongue and Is known as the father OF
The Swedish colony In Northern Name.
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BY Grubbs d Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 5 north Eleventh street.


VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF TWO
Il VALUABLE TOBACCO-FACTORIFS ON
AND NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREET, STORE
AND DWELLING on MAIN STREET, AND
FIVE HANDSOME LOTS ON BROAD AND on
GRACE sTEEETs.--By virtue OF a trust-deed 70
me from Miles aud T.. :. Turpin aud wives. dated
2lst August, 1876, duly recorded, win sell the
premises. in the order named the unsold property
thereby cOnyeyed-ylZ. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1888.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the LARGE TOBACCO-FAC-
TORY on thee1st side of Eighteenth between Main
and Cary streets. about 90 by about 90 feet. The
newer FOUR-STORY TOBACCO-FACTORY, in
rear Of and connected with above (and may be used
together or separately. on wide alley, about 43N
lOJ feet 10 an alley feet WIDE The attention of
inqulrers for large and strong buildings for various
central position. nearness 10 shipping by rail. Sc.
OF these factories. And the FRAMED STORE
AND DWELLING ON the south side Of Main be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets; lot 80 X
10 feet 70 the same J-fOOt alley. And on
WEDNEsDAY,JUNE 20. 1883,
at O'Clock z. NJ, a PRETTY VACANT LOT on
the south side of Broad between Twenty-secOnd
and Twenty-third streets, 22Nl55 to alley 20 feet
wide: another AT the southeast corner OF Broad and
Twenty-second streets, 3Oxl55 10 same alley: and
ut the southeast corner of Grace and Twentysi xth
streets. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 'front.'
ing 20 feet by l55 10 alley 10 feet wide, with
brick stable and carrage-hOuse on the corner lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable noles, interest
added, secured by trust-deeds.
LEROY J. GRANT.
JeD Trustee.
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
- WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET Be
TWEEN CANAL AND CARY STREETS, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTlON.-By
virtue Of decree entered by the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond on the 9TH Of June, 1858,
In Il SUIT therein depending by the short title Of
McCort aud wife Ug. O'Brien e Gis.. The under
signed, suecial commissioner appointed Ivy said
Decree viii otter for sale 10 auction. upon the pre-
miscs, on 800
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1898,
af the hour Of 3 p. NJ. of said day the LOT WITH
THE BRICK TENEMENT AND OTHER M
PROVENENTS THEREON. In SAID decree mem
toned, said lot fronting twenty feet and three
inches and running back ia depth seyenty-oight
feet less, to an alley In the rear about four
feet In width.
This property is desirably located, and anyp per-
son In want of convenient residence or good
paying investment would find 1t to his Interest
10 attend this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue I'm equal In
stalments at -four, eight. and twelve months from
day Of sale. with six per cent interest added, pur-
chaser To execute his negotiable notes for deferred
payments. and title retained until purchase-mo-
ney is paid and conveyance ordered by the Court,
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
je 10 Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
ByE.B. Cook. Auctioneer'
"a Ninth street.
n,,rvrcrp TORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE PiASo' III Vs.
AT AUCTION.
Az administrator Of the estate OF fiush iax'n,
d.-,.ased. 1 VIII sell AT his late resieehoc' ''i
Eleventh and Marshall streets, on
THURSDAY, 14rH INSTANT
ut 10 O'Clock, the HOUSEHOLD fohNiio""
belonging 10 said chate. such as
PARLOR SUITS, complete; rnt aud
BEAUTIFUL ETAGkRE, MARbLh-ior anu
other TABLES;
HANDSOME CURTAINS;
BRUssELs and 3-PLY CARPETS; v,,-r spF.
CiMENs OF BIRDS UNDER "hA''
ONE SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO MD
sTOOL-can be recommended as an ins'u-
ment OF excellent tone and power
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOhs. n, ,,,,
The chambers are thoroughly furnls,ngpun ~
BEDsTEADS, BUREAUS. NAkUnnU,yDr,Ilt99'
WAsHsTANDS. CHAIRS, HAZE MD oh ~ Z 4 4
MATTRESSES, &c. ] may mention o 2Hr com
BORATFLY-CARVEDk ROSEWOOD SUI ,co'"-
pete. Of high cost. and Is now In perfect 9ru S
The dinnR-rOOins are completely 1ulnlshtu III
EXTENsION-TABLES,C IiiNA-fREse. ,ciDyIn1-
BOARD. CHAIRS; a large assortment OF III,
Ma, CROCKERY-, GLASS AND PLAlEDD-
WARE: n large assortment of TABLE FUN
VIeiiiNGs: HFATING-STOvEs. &c.
KITCHEN UTENSILS generally. &c,
The rooms and stairs are handsomely carPe'eu
TERMS: Cash. :. n. fLLioON' a,
Administrator d. b. c. 4. as OF Hugh iiagan' de-
ceased. 90
F.B. COOK, Auctioneer. Je 10