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From The present competitive and disassocssed
system of Industry result the greatest defects and
inperfsctions in all its branches-Agrlculssre,
Manufactures and Mechanics. We will paint our
a few of the defects which it entails upon Agrl-
culture and Agricultural Property; those OF the
Manufacturing system ara better known, as they
are more discussed:
Disadvantage Of Agricultural Property.
" Inconvertibility Of Real Estate inte ready Money.
Want of Capital among the Agricultural Glasses.
Neglect of Agriculture from scautiness OF prohs.
Profits absorbed by Commerce.
Waste and bad management OF little farms
Abandonment Of ofagriculssra occupations for specn-
lstion and commercial pursuits.
Obstacle, 10 cultivation and improvements from the
danger Of thefts.
Quarrels and lawsuits ia relation boundary lines
bad titles, larcenies, &c.
complicarioa of household labor ard expense Of
unprodgcuve children.
Fsi,hlsssness of servants and hired isborers.
Bad application of sexes and ages 20 labor, OF crops
to soils, and of cultivation to localities.
Absence Of Unity in Public Works and IN Internal
Indrcyemsas,n
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veg. m. no. a5a.
am.re of these forfeited Bonds Who takes the Bail:

m.re Of these forfeited Bonds Who takes the Bail.
and WHO gets The money y
Dir. Editor: In your reports of tie Court of
Sessions, tbs failure of some one to appear for
trial who is at large en- bail, the language above
quoted is frequently used. l think l can with
safety enswer-No one pays.
In your paper Of Monday last was an account OF
the of gang of coun,erfei,e-s in which you
state" Much credit is due the officers who made
the arrest in preventing the City from being flooded
with this new emission Of counterfets."
Let me tell you small story, and you can Judge
OF how much use it is to arrest rogues One OF the
individuals who was arrested, and who was idenu-
fed as passing the above spurious money, Is now
at large on bail, not worth red cent Do you
think he will appear for trial
PRo BoNo PuBLIco.
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" NICKERBOCKER Line of Omni-

sA buses-The subscribers have concluded al me rs-
qarnI solicitations of large number OF inef fega
nmers and a,o for the accommodation OF The public ger
eray 10 extend their far as TO Eleet Ee
Soot Ferry and Staten Island boats They intend running
birty stages or as aay more as ie pGole may i,quns
h.y are now rnBing every minutes i'oiii a. ..
until hal. pas, P n from the corner Of 2i STREET 20 ths
half mas, 10 81 THE route is from 2si street and s
via sl Ayenre Beecaer 81, and Broadway TO While
In CONNECTION with the above Line, there is stage
rrnrg thnurIyl ou me corner 81 and 9Th Arease
10 teads Hotel formerly az Bloom, ngdsle village,
- lent i PETERS, Proprietors-
Neu.York January g, 1873. j2f WV
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The low strip of sand that unes to the shore canno,
be seen in passlpg The Strains
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The MooN.-The Boston Transcript reminds
its readers that there will be no new moon in the
month of February next, and that there will be
two new moons in the month following. 1t will
be new moon on the 30th inst, again on the lst
nf March and also on the 30th Of March.
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oRK. TUESDAY mogNIgG, JANUARY 81. 1913.
ASS OCIATION:

Or, Plan for Reorganization OF Society.
u The Editorrsip of tki. eolusta distict tact
TIE Tribune. letter. t.e s5jeet 70 be aade+sc
pospad to A BRISBANE rs Leoncr9-,t-eet, Ns--ferE.
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SEVEN WEEKS MoRE.-The editors of The
Midnight Cry'-the Millerite paper in this city
refuse to take subscriptions for more than seven
weeks, when they expect the cry will be heard as
well as seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

PRo Boso PUBLrco
WEALTH OF OUR STArE.-According to the
mptroller's Report, the valuation of real and
personal estate in New-York, and the sums levied
for County and State taxes are as fellows:
Total value OF real estate. S5Oa ,254 ,O29 %
Total value of personal estate... l16,o95,233 90
Aggregate valuation. $500, ,849 ,262 90
Amount Of count, and state taxes ,233, 400 80
Amount of town taxes .. 963, ,O87 80
Aggregate of town, county and state
taxes ................S S4 ,246 ,48I 10
The State tax amounts to........ 630,G7G "a
Amount of town an county taxes. s., ,625, ,Sl1 IA
The number of acres of land assessed in the
whole State, is u ,176, ,934. Troy Wing.
G The Burlington Q. T. } Hawkeye says: We
have seen our fellow citizen, MIR. Washington
Jones, who has just returned from his hunting ex
pedition. He left Bab5it in the Indian Country
They were very successful, but he gays all their
skins were taken from them by heokuk, who has
orders from the Agent, TO take every thing from
white man. if found in the Indian Country. The
saddles and horses we spoke OF some time since,
belonged to some French traders from Council
Bluffs, who had been robbed Of everything by the
Sioux. st. Louis Rep.
POVERTY SrRIcKES.-Whe the lower House
of the Illinois Legislature were lately discussing
the dispensing of certain offices OF trust and profit
message was received from the Governor, stating
the Inability of the State to defrsy the expenses
of the two branches of the Legislature, and en-
treating that some immediate action might be had
in regard to the finances of the Stale, as it was
with the greatest difficulty that money enough
could be procured to pay the postage on letters ad
dressed to the Executive department.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT This subject was fully
and formally debated on the 4th November last in
the Senate of the Canton of Wnddt Switzerland,
on the occasion Of a new criminal code. The bill
to abolish capital punishment was rejected by a
very large minority.
SEVEN WEEKS MoRE.-Tho editors of The
Midnight Cry''-thc Merite paper in this city
refuse to take subscriptions for more than seven
weeks, when they expect the cry will be heard as
well as seen.
The MooN-The Boston Transcript reminds
its readers that there will be no new moon IN the
month of February next, and that there will be
two new moons in the month following. 1t will
be new moon the 30,h inst, again on the l't
of March, and also on the 3Oth OF March.
Uy Miss FANNY ELLsLER is in Berlin, where
she has an engagement and the German papers say
she intends to reside. American.
IRISH W1T-At an election in England, an
Irishman happening to say something to one of the
candidates, one of the Wing party exclaimed from
the hustings
"oh. Paddy, now go to the devil"
I'm mach obliged to yer honor said Pat,
sure We are the first gin,leman that has invited
me to your fathers house since my arrival in Eng
lon1 ~
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U Miss FANNY ELLsLER is in Berlin, where
she has an engag ement, and the German papers say
she intends to reside. American
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

EEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
j. Il Medal awarded J. Hayden for his very supe-
Pens" by the Aercan Institute at its last Fair The
Government given them the Preference and the best
and many of the public institutions viii
other Pens They have justly Obtained the highest reputa.
The trade are sapped the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. L. HAYCBN, Pintt-streei.
Agents also for Silnans School and Couplnghouse Ink
s;taGds. uiy9 II
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fSw OF The CoDttaotS OSt'
The Combined Industry oJ
Association .xiil operate
!. By large assemblages OF
persons in every b!anch o.
Industry.
.. By occupations OF the
shortest duration asd ths
greatest variety.
8. By the mos; detailed di.
vision in labor and functions,
applying a group OF work
sien 10 each bfauca CT aetaii
OF Il work.
BY ATTRACTION, By CHARM.
ms
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CAPITAL PuN1sHMEsr.-Thi subject was fully
and formally debated on the 4th November last in
the Senate of the Canton Of Wnddt, Switzerland,
on the occasion Of new criminal code. The bill
to abolish capital punishment was rejected by a
very large mn iority.
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Contrast between The system OF zndnsfry
OF Assocint;om, und The present Social

OF lAssocint;on, und Ihe Preseht sociAI
Order. ,
The present System OF Society is wrong in all
it, industrial and business arrangements, and AS
.ociation should, TO gain our confidence, be e1-
actly the reverse Of it in its whole practical me-
cbanism. We add table, which will show a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
ag ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

NY OKlSON'S Hygeian Medicines
way, New-York, is making improper Use of Messrs.
Morrison Co.'s appointment. for the sale of their Medi-
cnes This Is, therefore, Inform the public thai Dir.
Sainanos IS not authorized to sell MORlSDRS PILLS
in NeuYogk and that Messrs Moisons' only Agents In
New-yoEk ars Mcssrs. FIRTH HALL, OF No. Franz
lin square, from whom alone The Medicines be had gen.
nine (Signcd) MORRISON l. co.
Dated British College OF Health, New Rosd, Lsndon,
June 10Th, 1872 iy9U
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"Oh. Paddy, now go to the devil
"rm mach obliged to yer honor" said Pat,
/" sure ye are the first gnleman that has inyitee
me to your fathers house since my arrival in Eng
land. >.
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'ceh inc Two SysleiHS
: The Competitive Industry Of
Ciriil<ed Society opeTates-
|, BY The smallest Assem-
l5iages of persona n works
ana in households
9. BY occupations OF the
Longest duration and the
grea.esi :uonolony.
s. BY the greatest compii-
cation, requiring OF a single
Individual the execution or ali
The details OF a work or irac-
ion.
by CONSTANT, BY WAIT.
JLTS
OF Compe.itf-e Industry.
/. Collective Poverly.
2 Frau,, ard Imposition.
). Oppression.
i. War.
5. DefangementofSeaso
6. DIST aSSs aruicIalIy pro-
idpced, such as the plague,
cholera, yellow fever, kc.
z. Circle cf error and preju-
dice, without any opening Tor
Improvements.
GENERAL SUSPICION.
DuPLicITY CT ACTION
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, HAT NEXT ?-Wiuter Bleached

NV HAT NEXT !-Wiuter Bleached
Wv Sperm OIL, clear and limpid sprrg water war
ranted 10 barn all night without snkipg or cratng Tor
mcney reundedl for oaly sereasyse eets gallon For
sale by j. N LUCKEY, 70 Front street. old Slip,
families Il Others in be supplied in
quantities suit at the above low wholesale price
Oh sent TO any part OF the city tree OF expense.
Goad gallon Cans saillings; sgallon shilings.
st I'M
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THE TRIBUNE.
2etters trom Europe 80. no XIX.

Foreign Correspondence of The New-yerk Tribune.
THE STRAITS AND Rock OF GfsRALrAx......GuLr OF
GENOA, &c.
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OF Comhined Industry.
j. General Riches
. Practical truth.
s. Real Liberty.
!. Permanent Peace.
5. Equilibrium Of Climaie.
6. General system Ter uht
prevention OF diseases which
are ar,i6cially produced
I. opeDias offered to al
ameliorations and improve
nents.
GENERAL CosFIDEScE.
UKlTY OF ACTION.
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IRISH WIr.-At an election in England, an
Irshman happening to say something to one of the
candidates, one of the Wing party exclaimed from
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

lIA&D-WAkE PAPER-6G0 reams,
4 A different Sizes Ss by 40 TO q by 27 alsoso reams
Envcope-5o gross Bonnet Boards, for sale at mnnufac-
,urers' prices, by GAUSF RERRlCRSON,
niS l59 Soath-stTsst.
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D ARE OPPORTUNITY for person

ARE DPFURIUNEI Ior PERSONS
a. desirous OF entering into lucrative business with
irnrcs means
pa,en having been secured for akirg Pumhes CeioEea
Daeuerreo,vpe Lkenessss and also for Punbes Gavanic
Gliding and Plating Apparatus, the patentee VIII dispose
OF Rights Apparat2s and Instruction. On me naost
The superiority and simplicity OF this Apparatus IS 50
great that sy with few days pscaee "o9lo oe el
Apparatus portable 20 admit OF oeaS PasRea Ia
space OF abc1t tuo cubic rect 49,.
Prnbe Daguerrean Gallery, 2ol Broa6way, N 4. "a lol
1oAL.-The subscriber VIII deliver the
Z bes psaiy Of Peach Orchard Coal at the following
oS and seivered fror the YARD SIS oreer,
ics:reet near Ls Ray Nut and Stove y % Broken or
E S5 5o Those VITO wish 20 ssnd rher cfder may rely
on getting then Coal according 10 tbs advertisement
weighed BY aeiiy weigner, pxrre c1.teroN
iis las F11AR eLANAuS,
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COOK POTS.-25 small size Cook
" Pots, suitable for whaling vessels lor sale by
is I'm r. u. EDDY. 24 Old Slip,
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Sands, ssrsaparIa will also remove and permanently
cure diseases having their origin in impure siae OF e
blood and deprayed condition Of the gentFai eorsaSs
t,u obstinate cuianeors Eruptons, BIoches, Bies Pin
pies or Pusules the face chrome Sore Eyes Rg worm
or Teer Scad Head enlargement and pam OF tas oonss
arising from an nucoas Of Mercury female derange
ulen,s, and other similar ccmpaints
atom by A. 3 Sands CO. No 273 Broadway, Granite
Buldngs corner Chambers street. New YORK. hso soir
David Sands Co. No n East Broadway, corner OF Mar
kesreet; and by Druggists generally throughout Tie
Usited States Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles t5T 20
Note-rhe original documents may be seen by cdisg al
npr store. No. l73 Broadway. CO
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III rrnled cheap the cheapest that be bought
IN the cy Fashionable Hats anted fur bodies from
S2to 81 Sp'endd imitation molessn Hats cloth under
brs, So so Ii in Instance the above ha's do give
satisfaction, The oe amply satisfied by giving
information to the subscriber where they con any
manufacturing. ). w kELLDGG.
lols IN $50 cor nj
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EyNGLISH IRON.--100 tons, well as
: I dis w sRfNNEL2.. II, Ne NTNTuRNk CO.. 7s south-.t
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NTIILAGE TAX FOR IS4s.--'The

above Tax has beea put Into s,y hands FOR collection
by The Trustees OF the Village of whansbar stoad but
short time allowed ioe It's culec,on, ii Necessary.
therefore immediate attention shoud be given 20 this
matter by tho who would aot be subjected the addi
ona expense OF having their ots returned unpaid ant ad
ver,ised.
shall attend my cfce, First Grendsreet,
the purpose OF receiving the above Tax oehck
a. 81, aad from TO O'Clock. OF zach business day
WILLIAM ID L2WERRE, Village Collector.
Wiiiu,ShnFph, Ian III. 1918 Iu,s
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Cheap Publications.

u The following Publications are for sale
the oce OF The Tribune Nassaustteei, opposite the
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TWIN PLATES,-200 boxes assorted, for
d7s w GsrNNELr.. mNTuRN h CO. 70 sou.b,.
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Martha ConIin has lived my family the last - years
ard hereby certify the foregoing made BY her
seif ;s correct Mrs MARY b. LLOYD,
49, No. 6G4 Brood ST. Newark, Nj
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
ENCHANEE. ksEHnu,,
PRIZES /! PRIZES!! PRIZES -,

IhlHto. TRIBES =! PRIZES ~
The prizes of at this office daily-some eight or ten
small capitals sold and paid last week-und amongst them
one OF SlOOO Small FISH always run ahead Of larger
ones Much larger ones 10 be caught by calling on Wor
than tins week. Sec the annexed schemes.
For Thursday evening per mail. Va Lecsburp. Extrr
Ila 80 y o. ,o ~. hch scheme Capital phzes-S3O 900
l"OOO, 5OOO, 5000, 1000 $3.50, , OF 1000. of 1000
and $4,000 divided in 100 prizes Of $1,000 each ~
81 Nos. ana ii drawn. Tickets SO.
For Friday ut 20 o'clock, p. NJ in the Exchange Va.
lecsburg, Glass No. 10. Capital Prizes-Sgp0n 2On0
1900 1900, 1876, 100, 1000 of 400 10 of o0o m ~
So 81 ~ o. iO0' &C. 20 Nos and 10 drawn Tickets
For Saturday, received Monday Morninr-w Wilmington
Irand Consolidated, EXtra-Class No 10 Capit,I P5izos
-S9DDO 1900 l5OJ 1900, 1896, Il0O OF 1000 5ofIO0
10 OF 2DO, I'D OF l50 10 Of 100, &c &C. IS Nos and
drawn. Tickets S25. ~
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN IN APRIL.
FoT Saturday. is of April
Alexandra Lottery Class 40. l6 Tor Islg, Prizca-I
OF S3O,OOO, 10000, 1000, $500, 1850 prizes of 1000
% 81 1O1, 10y OF 500, % Of 100, &c ~ Nos-and 8
drawn. Tickets $40.
For Saturday 9Th u Aprn
AeNandna Lottery, Glass l. for 1913. Przes-soj Ooo
lUDOO, 5OUD, $500, $500, 1lj0, 20 priz.s - ino0
~ o. 5OO % Of 800, 80 o. 300 s. Of loo &c 81
DO Nos-ond ii drawn. Tickets SO.
For Saturday 18th April
o. NeN'1iIi1 L'u.ry, Class No. 49, for 1s4a: Cap,al
fuzes-S3j,20j, 10000. 5000 1900 ASSOC 400; Scoa
~ puzo Of 1000 80 Of 400 90 of 3jO 90 of 900 "a ~
IV'' &C. &C. 20 N,s-nnd ~ drawn. Ticket. sIO
rof Saturday ga Apnl
AleAandui Lottery, Ciaes X, for 1919: Cr,,J C.,;
mi--SJoNpO. 10000. 10000 1000. 5000. 36j- ~ tn
pfzes 1t 1000, 80 Of 500 - of 800 Is Of sy6 e, 80
~, &c &C. ~ Nos-ond II dawn. Tickets y oply
!" any inieV advertised by q. Gregory 10 NAV Al sE %
" "'''ned on ihe Invest terms o. 'his Office.
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SPLENDID ENGLISH ENGRA VINGS
(BY CArALoeuE)

2 7 "
on FRIDAY Evening March 3s commencing NJ oe,ek v
shall sell at auction, by catalogue splendid collection Of Fn,
inFa just imported from London which will be arranged for etog
nation one day previous sale This equal any ever
offered al pubic sale in this city and particularly
the admirers o the Fine Among many others OF osI %
viii be found the following admirable pieces.
Departure Of the lsrates-Passlge do across the Red
Opening ofhe Sixth sea-Deah Of the Star-FuI Ig, -,
oueen Nicioa-Jno kcmble Cato-Pope Plus V-Beauty
ana Ihn'oenee-I3,ey sisiers-Pornt Of Duke Wellington
meht-Sae OF Pet Iamh-lady Pccl-Ms Poel-Grc. Darling
kevew-lntenor of House II IorThe woman in adue
ry-ast suplet-en WashnEtonNapoleon NJ ST. IIelenaDc
ehaion Of ndependence-shyoek and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
teenis-Ihe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AbheySunshne Of Love
&c &c NH - lNlOES & BROTHER, Ancts
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N. Y. MARKETs-Mnreh 81.

CoTTON-The market has been unusually ac,iye-,b.
sales full thousand bales per day Prices are well sustain
ed but there is quite much activity Prices range
from TO u, Mobiles, &C.: Orleans, 5 10.
FLoOk-The market has quite upward tendency
owing to the limited supply market holders ask IS Tor
Senesee, and 81 81 for Ohio and Michigan; Common
hfands New Orleans quite ut u.s. and q. an
"a smith 50. The Southern qualities firm; Georgetown
Howard street, Richmond Country at SI25. The com.
mon Qualities Cd, under Richmond City S595. Rye
Flour S2,sI1aS3 Shorts .; Ship Stufis -
PROVlSloNS-Prme Pork Is in request; Mess neglect.
ed Beef in fair demand sales OF old Prime PORK at 5 81
S5e's The sales rather large OF Lard: about 1000
Kegs have been taken - SEE Batter ranges from to
Ii cts Cheese A a 61c
BEESWAN-Saes OF yellow at % TO 291c.
SEEDS-Thers is fair demand for Flaxseed for crush
50. - SO'
"kAlN-The last sales of Wheat were at 30 cents
no sales within few days Oats are scarce and will con-
nnue to be oil the River opens Corn is selling at 81 20
81 cts weight-N. Y. Express.
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. ,
TUESDAY, March IS, . F.. NJ.
EIIE L u I.I.1,

tLouk-A further advance has taken place in the price
oi Flour Asac was made yesterday OF mixed standard
brands at S393t-S3,9i, is the ruling price to-day for
Howard street, holders ask 81; sale was made To-
DAY, OF choice brands, 81. CITY Mills is firm nj 81 n
sale OF zoo bbls. made Saturday mt that price On
four months. without interest another sale was made tho
same day Mt 81, less per Wagon price unset
tied, No Susquehanna flour IN market.
GRAlN.-Saes of good MARYLAND rcd Wbc,, ,,o,o
made yesterday at I5as5 cenis-scarce and wanted We
quote Corn at isc for white, and 4sa50c for yellow:
sale made this morning Of $50 BUSH Pennsylvnni,
yellow At soc. per bush. Oats 23a25c Rye I5a47 cents
C!overseed, PRIME, a, S2,75 ordinary, 1885, Timothy
Sl,751225.
CATrLE-upwards of 900 head OF Beef Cattle were
offered for sale at the Scales yesterday morning. a of
which taken by the butchers prices ranging from
81 50 per 100 lbs. the hooi, in quality which is
equal to 81 $3.50 net.
PROVISIONS-There has been but li,ilo change in the
provision markeisnce ourai report OF every
description continue last quotations. without sales In
Bacon some few transactions took place yesterday within the
range OF former prices viz Western assorted fair to strictly
prime, II u cents Hams a 81 cents sides at Il
~ cents Shoulders at 81 cents; Jces p cents; Bat
more cured Hams ut - cents; sides a 81 cents
and shoulders at II Holders OF Western No
Lord, IN kegs continue ask cents with limited transac
tons. In Butter there is nohing doing
HOGS-liye Hogs, 8, ga, dead do $3.50.
WHiSkEH.-Demand limited. We quote hhds at 10
cents and bbls. at 90 cts
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND

vne Of deed OF trust made the 2nd Sepenber
~ 1872 by David W. Branch and the purpose Of
securing Adolph Din endorse
record IN the office OF the Court of City Of Rich
on shall on Friday the slst day OF April premises
respectively sell public bidder for ready
money the following property TO IL unvried
moiety OF lot and tenement the City Richmond or
Gary street. fronting - feet
back vi feet inches being OF lot No. 35:
an the afternoon that vef desirable 10, the said cy
erected the dwelling hose the
on street 1873 feet inches and running inches
10 alley IL feet wide, also alley and =
containing front s. 90 running hack i54 n no
inch TO the alley also house and lot said city upper PAN
OF T. street containing and run
ming back iSS feet inches alley which house and LOT
at present occupied by Thoma. title to the above
property beiSvet To be good but
the purchasers only such title by deed Of
CONWAY RnRI<SoN
- ne ABOVE sale VIII be conducted by NeSsfS Dunlop Moneuie
< % Aucls Solids
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SUPERIOR GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES

On THURSDAY morning. 30h at 10 O'Clock "a. shall
sell splendid Gold LEpine Watches lew
cry &c received direct from extensive
nssto which We invite the special others
The assortment Gold and
watches from those celebrated manufacturers johnson" Chance
son PENNINGTON Adams Cooper" and Others; Diamond
oeI heaspns fine gold fob and guard Chains do DO
ana Iockeis; do do Keys and seals, Card Cases, sc
Ine above invoice from the that a.,
us some few weeks since AMI thu collection imported eI
and the public. INIOEs A uROriIEp
Ihc above sale VIII be same evening al :
o.clock. Goods fnr eNnmnatInn mi, 90