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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
FREDERICKSBURG.
Trial OF = Negro Fisnd-Death or .
Naval Veteran.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FREDEgIC Es5svRG, VA. jane 1.-THE
triAl of the noted negro tsnd Paul Keys,
who committed an assault on Miss Alice
Ballard, = young girl OF this city, several
weeks ago, began to-day. Al the opening
OF the court a large crowd Was present. and
every available seat was occupied.
The int witness on me stand was the
young gtrl herself. aud her testimony was
very conclusive and cenyicting. She was
followed by Drs. Martin and DOggett, Mrs.
Ballard. aud several other witnesses for the
Commonwealth whose testimony Was equal
IN couyIciing. An OF the witnesses were put
through a very Ti2Id exsanAtion BY the
prisoners counsel, MIR. A. IL. Dickinson.
Several t,,aes dufinE the cToss-examins-
tion crder IN The courtroom had 10 be re-
stored. At one tine while Mrs. Ballard was
vn ~, sl.iad some excitement In reference
20 u question Prop0unded 10 her by the
prisoners cOunHci existed. and blows were
feared. AT O'Clock tonight The court sd
lourned unth tO-morrow morning at 8
o'etoes, when the witnesses Tor the prison.
ef will be heard. A panel OF fifty venre-
men was made before jury was obtained.
Purser 7. X. Ware. al ex.United States
and Confederate naval officer, died at the
residence Of Sir. John Pollard in this ceun-
~, yesterday, alter short illness, ia the sew
enty-s.xih year Of his age. Dir. Ware was 3
native Of this city. lie was psymsster in
the Confederate naval service, and during the
memorable asyGl battle IN Hampton Roads be-
tween the Federal aud Confederate neets be
was stationed 90 the ship Patrick hsory.
under command OF Csptsin 4. X. Tucker.
His funeral look place here to-day from ST.
George churcs. and his remains were in
TERED In the city cemetery.
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name, and distributed prospectuses In all
the railway stations setting forth the com.
forts, conveniepces, and luxnries TO he found
al moderate cost 1t bis establishment, which
wss near the great exhibition.
People came 10 him Ia scores, and the
house wss soon Oiled. The tenants, how
ever. were terribly frightened by the elabo-
rate notices posted up all over the place.
cautoning them 10 beware OF pick-pockeis.
who obtain entries into hotels, and inform
ing them that the manager OF their Paris
hoae would only be responsible for the
property Entrusted 10 bis temporary keeping.
Several guests handed over money and jews
elry 10 the industrial knight-errant. who,
after he had received about 5000 francs, or
81. 200. "bolted." He did not go far, and
was captured on the Champ de Mars In the
act OF plying the pocket OF visitor to the
exhibiIIon. The amsteur hotel.keeper Is
now under lock and key at the depot or
principal polce'ststion.
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Auction sALss-rusars nays.
By Quarlcs & Mccurcy.
Real Estate AuctioDeers
EoUR CHURCH-HILL DWELL


EOUR CHURCH-HILL DWELL
Il TNGS on rwEsTY.SEyENTli STREET
BETWEEN " AND n STREETS FOX SALE
At AUCffON.--At the request Oh tho owner we
will sell at auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1872.
Mt O'Clock =. ~, FOUR BRTCK-hND-FHANE
DWELLINGS, Nos. f06. 70s. 707, and IO9 nortn
THenty-soyenth street
No. 706 is 1HREE-SrORY BRICK. with franc
addition In roar, seven rooms: Ddck kitchen,
two rooms. lot SKIES feot 10 an alley.
80. 703. THREE STORY, brick basement TWO
stories frame. containing ten rooms hItchen,
stable, and other oui-buildngs. iot fsxl<o ioet
10 81 alley.
No 707 FRAME TENEMENT. four rooms and
kitchen Lot 23Ki2l feet 20 an alley 10 feet vide.
No. 700, FRAME TENEMENT. four rooms and
kitchen Lot 2lxl2l feet u An alloy 10 feet vide.
NOS ;N aud 1OJ will DO sold together or sepa-
ra,ely.
These houses are now occupied by goof ten
Ant.. hey are convenient % tho Union Passenger
railway, and on a street whore NAM handsome
dwellings are being erected. Tho improvements
are oil IN good order, having been thoroughly
painted and repaired.
Parties seeking hofGss will do vol q attend
this sails. Also. parties seeking Investment VIII
find t1at money outlaid la this section VIII oring
a good revenue.
fhis property will bear inspection. These
houses we're aOt butt for SAFE. larties desiring
10 purchase arc Invited to examine the property
before day Of sale. ..
TsEMs: a, sale. QCARLgs & MccURDY,
te8 AuctOnecrs
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A NCHOR LINE.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS own
STEAMSHIP CITY % ROME from New York
"WEDNESDAY. June 25th, July 24Ih,
August 2lst Sepfem DOR lstl.
saloon passage, So to $40. second-claSs. SO
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CivtI-service Examinations.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, June tl.-Locai examining
Boards Of the Civil. Service Commission will
hold examinations for positions 10 the rail-
way.mAil service al the followiug-nsmed
places on the 10Th instant: Mobile, Brrning-
ham. and Montgomery, Ala. Chaitaaooza.
and Memphis. Tenn. Also Ia Arkansas and
Texas. The lists OF eligibles for positions IN
the service in these states are almost ex-
hausted, and these examinations viii he held
TO replenIsh them. should any persons de-
sire 10 attend the examinations OF sny OF
these places aud fail TO receive su application
blank before the time arrives. they are sd'
vlsed that they can take the examination on
condition that they GIL out aud forward the
applicstion- blank 10 the commission inn
nediately upon its receipt. otherwise the ex-
animation will be cancelled.
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CHARLOTTE.
Death OF g Pron1Gent Ctttzen-Wtli
Prohibition PrOhibtt?
Tspecisl telegram TO the Dispstch-l

fSpcCi6l telegram 70 the DhpAtch-l
CHaRIOrTE, y. c., June ll.-Jsmes ID.
Gasklli. very prominent citizen OF sails
bury and aG extensive tobaccO-msn uiacturer,
died st his home in salisbury last nlght OF
dyseniery: aged forty years.
The terrible defeat OF the Prohibitonlsts
Yesterday is attributed 10 the slack manner
in when the Prohibition law has been eB-
forced n this state. Every town, 80 far as
reported, that has tried the locatoptiou eX-
psrim,pt gave the wet' side good ma
iority. II seems the people have arrived at
the conclusion that "prohibition won't pro-
mbit."
IL is reported here to-dav that a very serl-
Gus cutting sflsir occurred in stanley county
last Saturday, resulting IN the killing OF one
man and the probable fatal WOundlng OF TWO
others. \ crowd Of men aS usual had
gathered at 3 peig hborhOOd store on Satur-
dav evening, May being drtnky, and soon
the entire crowd felt hike Dghting. A dis
pute arose, and in o short time eight men
were engaged 10 "a active knock down light.
Finally the CON balaRls were separated. One
man lay upOn the ground sasping for ex'
istence, white two others were badly wound
ed. having received terrible cuts. The two
wounded are MANS John Finch and Albert
Tracer. The Ot1oT man wto was fatally
wound ed sad who died In bait an hour was
Henry j. sewers.
Itisnow y etty we'll settled that the pro-
posed southern Lutheran college and con-
sefyatory Of music. which establishment was
determined upon al the recent session OF the
United synod Of the Lutheran churches,
will be located here.' Charles II. Duls, who
IL one OF tae COMMITTEE on the Charlotte To-
cation, has Just returned from trip through
soOth Carolina and Georgia, ana informs ue
that Georgia endorses Charlotte, and while
SOUTH Carolina has not taken any of1cia!
act Lon ia the matter, yet the committee has
given BIN (hr. Dos assurance OF their hearty
COOPERATION auQ enforcement. keeping
S;aunton. Va. aud possibly Columbia, :
C., there are 10 otb,r places bidding Tor the
college. ana Of these Charlotte has by far
the inside track. The college will be very
extensive educational Institution, and the
cOmmittee hopes 10 start With capital OF
Slo0, 600, $40, 900 OF which Is guaranteed by
toe Chamber Of Commerce II II IS located
here. II Will I've t6o weeks before the mat
ter Of location will be officially settled.
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me Lnfe.t nuinsiie.

A remarkable dodge for obtaining money
has, according 10 the Paris correspondent OF
The Lonaon Telegraph, been adopted by a
"kuigbt Of Industry who il laid by the
police 20 be a plck-poeket Of British nation
Atty. This person arrived In Paris few
weeks ago aud bought little hotel. or de-
taeled residence, In The Avenue Bosquet for
g25,O00. Tie "knight." however, did not
DAY down the sum in cash; be only de-
posted ESQ with the landlord on account
sn6 succeeded In inducing a verdsnt up
holsssrer 20 furnish asd csrpet his rooms.
Thea he called the place BY s&ikh-souneipg
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TRAINS NoRTBVARD
DAILY. tDsiiy sxesp, suseav.
STDppINg-PL ACES

Nos. "a aud r make no stopA No . 81
signal AZ Celtfaha No. Z. stJQs pnly ca .
az Chester. Cenfrzlia. and hzsehesier \"
stops on slgnal a, all regular siA.ionN ~
stops on signal Al all regular stations a.
az fomples and Port WalthaiL Nos =, s> 'h :
81 8. y. ano - will stop 81 all stations ioi ~
sanaers.
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By Joseph B. Davis, Auc;loneer,
Il. 3. Cook, SalesmRnl
GALE OF PURE-BLOODED STOCK
AT AUCTION.
Having a surplus OF stock will sell 81 my sta
bios Ninth and Cary streets, on
TuHRSnA fuNR

Having a surplus OF stock will sell 81 my sta
bles Ninth and Cary streets, on
THURSDAY, JUNK -, 1880,
at 1870 A. 81, the following stock:
ane BROOD MARE, Jenny Lind NstineL"
Record. 49, In foal by "NorfolE," 357l
lnne BAY COLT two years old. Fine size and
action. Dam "Jsnne Bind.' Sired by
"Holsteln record. 2:-9tG by "lndianapo.
lis record, 2;zl), out OF belle Brasleid
(record 2:20l.
nne Brown COLT. one year old, BY "Pro3-
per-" a magnificent thoroughbred horse.
hne COLT. one year OLD, BY hne thorough
bred horse, Hampton"
1 standArl-cred MARE, "Sleigh.n three years
old. by "Jeb StuarIn (56n. by "hamDgino
Patchen (5s), sire OF sixteen IN the 9. 30 lis.
First dam, Beaurnanda, by Beaumont 800,
By Belmont i64l. sire, "NutW00d" and
WedgewOod.n
Also, nne young GRADE JERSEY COWS, one
with calf by her side Wees old. oSo due 10
calf in q few months. and the other next
sprlng-all Of these by pure-bred Jersey
bulls
Also. several SECONDHAND ONE-HoRsE
WAGONS.
leo A. W. CARRIER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
BY John Z. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE LOT on WEST SIDE
' OF HANCOCK BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, WITH a SMALL FEAhh
COTTAGE THEREON, FOR SALE By AUG
TION-At the request Of Tho owner, Will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, june 70, 1889,
at 6 O'Clock 2. ", thst VERY DESIRABLE
LOT fronting 81 feet and running back 100 loot,
81 ustsd on The west side Of Hancock between
clay aud Leigh streets. with small ONr
STORY FRAME COTTAGE THEREON 80 5i6'
containing three rooms
Within one half square Of the electric cars. In
rapidly-growing section OF the city. THIS property
offers many advantages for speculation, aud
with few repairs 10 tho house could b3 made
10 YIELD good income a. an investment.
TERys: Liberal, and announced at sale.
JOHN =. GODDlN,
10 II AuctiOnccr.
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xrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT.-.n
;Ekzs.

Y COMPANY. for Ola Poius Nor ssseasik&<x-
and James river landings direct By elegant
sslOos- steamer ARIEL, leaving Rcamond
EVERY MONDAY. DSkSDAI, and FklDAr
att A. NJ. Sueet-cars connect
Connections A. Old Point and At Norfolk
closely with ali limos for northern cities ssmo
afternoon. James river DY daylight 0feSt
touria. line Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer aud at 0sroers
Agency 1000 Maln street. baggage checked
through. stAte-rooIns Engaged ICr day or night
Frelghs received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old f5ln, Wavoriy, Hcksford. Va, ani
All polats ia Eastern Norm Carolina, kAslsrn
Virsiaia and all regular landings on the James
river, IL lowos. rates, ana through bilis lssood
LuClEN u. FATuN. Woo PrssidsaI
nc. lil7 Main street and kockett&
nyN wxlsls "a. Frslghs aud Passenger Axeak
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BY John 4. Godiin.
Real Estate Agent AMI Auciloneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.
SALE OF THAT Desc

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESl-
/ RABLE. CENTRALtN-LOCAI ED, DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE No. 81 NOkI H
SEVENTH STRKEr ~ AJCflON.-Aa trustee
IN a certain deed OF trust and by ylrius OF de-
cree Of the Cbancory CoGu OF ine city 81 kifn-
mond. entered on the 6th Gay of June. 1883, la
the casa o. ~hepTs ~ sheppard and as, Tie
undersigned wiz sell az public auction, o. ine
promises, on
TUESDAY, JUNK r. l,e9,
n o'clock T.. NJ that comfortable, well-built.
aDd cOuyeniontly-lccatel rWO-SIORf- TIC
AND-BASEakNr BRICK DWELLING $50. blN
on west eide OF Seven d street between clay ana
Leigh streets, containing Ten rooms, gfs. water.
baths, sc, resides detached kitchen with three
rooms. Lot 3fIi10 feot. more or less. ms pro-
perty no DOUBT CA bc rented readily on account
Of it, convenience 10 market, business. churches,
schools. &c, and with a few repairs could be
made 70 pay vel ~ an lnyes ment, ar r0nld
make a worry desirable home. ns cle'ifA '-.ars
pass wltlln enc hsf square n tue property.
TERMS: enc fcTrh cash; ID ance IN *.
twelve. and eighteen months Tor negohapie
notes, interest added, and u-o retained un' al
the purchase mOnev Is paid, wnen no trustee
will execute "a conveyance.
lc9 W. W. ChCMF' ius'ee'
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BY Quarles s hcCurdy.
Real Estate kuctioneor5.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a COTTAGE
1 on WILLIAMSBURG AYENUENEAR GOD
DIN STREET AT AUCTiON.-By virtue "
dsed Of trust from George ". Powell and wife 70
tho undersigned trustees dated October -, 1855.
and duly recorded in the Clerks Onice Of Hen
rico County Court We will proceed 10 sell az pub
lie auction. on he premises. on
SATURDAY. JUSE IS. 1889,
at G O'Clock i. NJ. the FRAME COTTAGE, with
three rooms, located a. above. The lot fronts 81
feet more or lees. on the east side % Williams
burg avenue runs bal CS feet, moro or less, IN
its aorth limo, and IS feet m or less. on It's
south Iine 10 an alley 10 tcot vide.
TERMS: While the deed requires about 500
cash and expensos Of sale It IS probable more
liberal terms may be made.
!. y. WELSH.
=. IL. BOWMAN,
b. NJ. QUARLKS,
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BY H. Seldom Taylor,
foaI Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets
A MAIy-S7REE7
NNDIUN-INE BRICK RESIDENCE
MOST CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED,
Avery Neat Exterior Appearance,
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT,
Dentist or D0ct01
ADMIRABLY LOCATED,
BET. THIRD AyD FOURTH STREETS.
LONG TERMS.

BY the request Of J. Thompson Brown. the oc-
cupant and owner, who has rec emily purchased
a larger residence and is now preparing 10 move
20 the sane. viii cell BY public auction. on tho
premises, on
THURSDAY. june q. 1899,
at 6 O'Clock p r.. the above RESIDENCE. when
was oreciod under the personal supervision OF
the owner the Interior arrange ments OF which
are thought 90 BE- excellent. Zach suite Of rooms
has a large-siIe bathroom with the LAIhN
MODERN IgATER-FIXTCEES, sanitary closets,
patent over1ons 20 baths. e..
Tho pArlor floor by TWO large sliding doors can
be- thrOWa IN one large receptiOn-room. The
dwelling has threo large chambers, library,
and q nurserv-roOm and = dIning-rcom, DeAides
closets pantry. kitchen. &c. The lot, in 'front.' OF
which are two coal-ysults under tho street. IL
about q foot Win a depth Of l0i feet inches 70
an alley 10 rear leading 20 THIRD street and ~
foot alley 20 Fourth street.
An inspection invited on any day between tho
hours L. and o'clock.
TERMS: One fourth cash; one, two. and three
wears IL SELDOM TAYLOR,
teg Auctioneer.
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GUM, PLAISrTFF, AGAINST GUM, &C. De-
FENDANTs-iS THE CHASCERY COURT or THE
CITY cF RICHMOND.
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Correspondinglv quicx tims 70 other points
Through bills vi l4ling iss ls1 a. low rates.
G. A. TAYLOR,
moi General IRE. Eht Agent
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WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that y. T. WALKE and A. d. BAL
lAUFF have this day formed co-psrtnersbip
10 conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS in
all its branches. win keep full line on hand
OF all kinds Of ANTHRACITE; also Of the best
sPLINT, LUMP. AND PoCAHoNTAs COAL for
domestic use CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes sold in lots 70 suit pur-
chasers. All kinds OF WEST VIRGINIA and Po-
CAHoNrAs AVERAGE GOALS sold by the ton
or in carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed and kindling always
on hand. d. p. Wake, with the late Wit Rob
orts seventeen years. will be pleased to soc his
fr1ends, former patrons Of Writ Roberts de
csasodl, and the public generally AT the old
staud. corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
Telephone 1863. Wake a. BALLAUFF.
RicHnoRD, Va, juno s, 1854 10 9-lm
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By James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctlozeer,
lll3 Main street
TWO GOOD PINE-STRE L II
l. DWELLINGS.
Nos III AND IA SOUTH PINE STREET, NEAR
THE SITE OF THE NEW PARK.
ToBR SOLD BY AUCTION.

on SATURDAY, june 18TH.
at O'Clock P. NJ, shall. by request OF the
owner, sell by public auction. on the premises,
those two neat and very desirable TWO-SIORY
DETACHED FRAME DWELLINGS Ncs 7l2 and
ia south Pine street. fronting about 23xl4s feet
each on tho west side OF Pine street south Of
Holly strce<, and very near the ground selected
for the new PARK. containing live good rooms
each, with city water, gas along the street. and
pleasant and good renting locality. In good
order, and where early and large Increase IN
value Is expected. All persons IN quest Of good.
wsll-locatea, detached homes, or good renting
property should attend this sale.
TxRns Very liberal, and announced et sale
j. h. ELAN,
10 aiai4&l5 Auctionseg,
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BY sutton l. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street..

A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
n FRAME TENEdENTS ON TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF BOYD BETWEEN HARRISON AND
NORTON SrREErS.-At the request OF the own
or We shall oier for sale al public auction. upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1859,
at O'Clock p NJ, tho aboyo-described PROPER
TY. consisting OF TWO nealy-buiIt FRANZ
TENkAESTS. iuss completed, containing four
rooms. with halls, &c. The lots front Is feet
each on tho south eide Of Byrd street aud run
back good depth % an alley
This property Ia new. we'll built, and VIII
always command ready tenants. being now occu-
pied by Two good tenants.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON q CO.,
jos AuctieneerA
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By request Of tho owners shall sell py pubic
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY JUNE II, 1889.
at o'clock p ~. the above named vel located
and very desirable TWO-SIOkl FRAME
DWELLING on the west side Of Iwenty-si1th
street between 81 and streets. containing hVo
rooms having \ detached kitchen OF t6o rooms,
y we'll OF good water, and tue usual conYe-
niences, the lot fronting - lls ieet anu e1-
tendipe bacE between parallel hnes about 1872
feel 10 an alley in tho rear, the prenlses ueing
l 10 nice order. and tho property well suited IN
character and location for either home or rental
purposes ,,
je y }. j. ELAN, Auclluacsr.
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WrnNEsnAY- LrNr h. 1sSN.


WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il. 1889.
At 10 O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFIrL JANES-hlVER FARM known as -" MI.
WARREN, -" containing about 95i ACRES. DIVIDED
into seven folds besides several grazing lots,
and having IN every field and lot stream OF
running wafer, thus giving 70 the place grea1
value a. q stock farm. Inc lands have sOuln-
err exposure and are admirably adapted TO The
growth Of wheat, corn, tobacco, tho grasses, &C.
In the terraced garden arc nearly all OF inc
small fruits and fine asparagus BEDS. go
Tho DWELLING is IA cCmmoiious one, WIN
twelve or fourteen rooms, Decides halls. &C. "a
covered with slate. has three broad porcnes, ana
liz attractively situated in large grove OF OAKS,
and from the house arc enchanting views OF inc
mountains INCLUDING the Peaks Of Otterl on tho
one side aud of the James River valley on the
other. Warren station, on the Richmond anu
Allegheny railroad. IL but lev hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this is u valuable. attractive, aud
fertile estate. calculated 10 meet the wants OF
gentleman Of mesns, rs II com bines al tnet Is
most desirable in country nome, OF II "ouIu
prove a paying Investment 10 a good farmer
looking for profit The place - located In the
midst Of q refined and cultivated community,
with schools, churches, post-oince, &C., con-
veHient.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 nay any delinquent
taxes that may be due and the costs Of sale, ana
10 discharge certain of the debts secured,
amounting TO {l4.G95 90. and tire residue AT one,
two. and three years, for notes, with interest
added. and secured by deed OF trust
H. j. ". DUKE,
Trustee in g rst deed;
GEORGE PERKINS.
Trustee in second and third deeds;
THOMAS >. AAETIN,
Trustee ia fourth deed;
D. ". ANDERSON,
Trustee in hfth deod
~ W. BOWE,
Trustee in sixth deed.
NOTICE.
70
will leave Richmond aud Allegheny railroad de-
pot AZ s45 A. N. on the day Of sale and will re-
turn that evening" y. W. BOWIE.
1ell Aucuohoer.
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BY Joseph B. Davis. Auctionocr,
(E. y. Cook, salesman.)
7 ARGE SALE OF AGRICULTURAL
IL IMPLEMENTS
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
ATAU CTlON.

Or WEDNESDAY IaE 18TH INSTANT,
AZ II O'Clock No Will eel ct the Richmond Ba-
zaar q very large lot Of new AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, EN- oracing-
ONE and 4 WO-hOkSE WAGONS,
FARM CARTS.
WELI~FlXIUR ES-small and large;
CONGRATULATIONS aad power;
HOkSE-POWEkS,
STRAW-CU I-r EkS-hand and power;
HAND CARTS,
THRESHkkS and SEPARATIONS,
CHAMPION REAPblS,
CHCENS and BUTTEh-WORKERS,
IAkM BELLS,
ONE aud rWO-HORSE PLOWS.
HAKROWS and CORN-PLANTERS,
STORE TRUt rs.
CORN and COB MILLS,
IAWN-nOW tRS-Nos. 10. 12, IA. and 49,
WHEAT PANS, VII AT CRADLES,
CIDER-MILLS, PUBLICATIONS.,
FORKS, HOES. SBONELS,
SPADES, RAkES. aud many other goods too
numerous 70 mention.
This sale deserves. o. IL should receive. general
attention, as the whole will be sold without re-
serve. JOSbfh Ii. DAVIS,
jog Anchoneer.