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.@sGSsrA SPECTACLE E S--P & b
S-.S NIX BILE GLASsES.--The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as
aortrnent OF CrACLES We continue to keen IS
we hsve done far many years. full assortnaent Q;
PsBBLE GLASSES in stoei and gold frames With
a. exrerfence II thirty years in this department. OF
oar business and particular attention In ala pt;n.
glasses 70 all the requirements of the eyes we ara
enabled TO give general satisfaction in our Spsosa
cies
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. RYR
aLAnsks, gold, steal and she'll OF every variety
oLAsSEs Of every variety fitted in old frames
MITCHELL TYLER
ap3s-,fsn n we.n ios Nain o..
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ExEcuTOR's SALE OF LAM

ExEcUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.
- STOCK, &C., IN HANoySR--we the upder
sig ed. Executors under the last wi and Testament
D. the late Edmuud Wash, deceased, Of Hnnoye,
county. will, in obedienee to tbs requirements of
that T, DIT coed 10 ssll at public auc ion npon the
premises. the LIST DAY Of December 1854 the ,reet
Of Land upon which the said Wash resided This
land Hes tn the upper end Of Hanover nsar Masons
adapted sothe staples OF the osuntry-corn. wheat
Aud tobacco--and has upon il good hense with I'll
uss Of family. 'o' 'iie
The terms upon which this land will be sold are-
Onethird Of the purch sse money cash: on,-thrd in
nix mon he ther iafter and the balance In eighteen
months from the day Of sale-bonds with s,ti.Yacrn
- security vii bs required. bearing inferest frarr
date. fr the dei-rred yments and the title rstan
ed until all TIE pay msnts are made
oh the 'ause dav. aud the ssme place vii, h.
sold s' the personal ID PerishAble Propsrty' bs.
longing 70 the estate OF said Wash excent Ala ys.
This property consists Of Household ana K;tcba,
Furnifure, plantation Utensils. &c 4 wood Hnr.en
.. heal Of Cattle, ,, sheep, 81 h@at of Hors fan
- OF which will b, fAttcnei.) together WITH ths
crnp Of @ Tp, cats nc. 'n0
The terms Of the sale OF the Perishabls proner,v
Will be cssh for ell sums under $40; over SID crs
dit Of SIX months will be given, acd bonds REQUIRED
with sasisfActory security.
WIN g WALTON.
JAMES q WASH,
Executors Of Edmund Wash, deceased.
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1873 FALL TRADE 1873.

1853 FALL TRADE 1873
ROBERT J. DENNY,
HARDWARE And TOOL STORE FOR
Builders, Machinists and House
keepers,
205 Main street abops ta> Bdnks, Richmond "a,
Begs leave to caI the attention Of his friends and
othcrs his large well selected and complets stock
of English. German and American HARDWARE, nov
receiving, such
BUILDING MATERIAL
TOOLS, OF all kinds
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
Together with the usual variety Of Fancy and nse-
u articles all selected with care adapted especisiy
to this market and win be sold low to cash u
prompt customers.
Also, agent for the Baltimore Bell and Bras
orks. Orders carefully aud promptly attended 20
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THERE are very few labor savln

THERE are very few labor saving
i mach'nees Of more real value to the Manufac-
turer than the STEAA SLZING AND DRESSING
AACHINE for preparing warps, made By VIM.
BRADLEY, and now on exhibition at the Mechanics
amount Of work in given time, hut executes il
we'll and IL simple In construction that 1t is not
liable 10 get out of order The machine can be seen
at work every evening during the far. Manufac-
tgrers examine 1t and satisfy yourselves Of its supe
riority.
Orders for them. scot TO WIN. BRADLEY. at
Richmond, win meet with promp. attention.
rl-Iuto
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TOOUK FRIENDS. CUSTOM
ssB ERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
We take this opportunity Of informing, them that
we have now in store. the largest and best assert
drens' and Servants Boots and Shoes thst we have
ever had the pleasure to offer 70 the public. Our
stock is composed OF the best pniladslpn,ss new
made OF materials imported direct BY ourselves
Also. the finest Boots and Shoes that can be made
sold low for casn, orto runctnai customers
The following comprises in part OF our stock now
Isdiss' Cork Sole Caters, CONGRESS.
/. sar Lined slIk Button Shoes imported
White, Kid and Satin Slippers
:" Heel Caters, at 81 50to 81
Morocco Welt Heel Bootees
Slippers and Morocco Walking Shoes, Of all
qualities and prices, with and without
aentlsmen's Cork Sole a Booss oono-s..
Buttons
.. Moulier Ties. calf skin
Villa, pat. lethr and clfskin Imported
Patent lesther and calf Con-
Patent Leather Boots
Pump Sole Boots
Pumps. patent leather
English Boots, our own make
Stitch Boots. !"
Mems thick heavy Brogans, in q large variety
Misses CATERS, with and without heels
Congress Caters, with and without heels
Button and Kid Cater
Boys Caters, Calf and Patent Leather
g Fine Sewed Shoes, very superior
:" Boots, q very large assortment
Shoes OF all kinds
Over Shoes for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses Boys
and Children, of every style.
All Of the above Goods were purchased at the low:
est prices and with particular regard our retail
trade As we ara determined to be kept regularly
supplied with fresh Goods one OF the concern wifi
make frequent visits the North for that purpose
With our imported work and our own manufacture,
assortment cannot, nor shall not. be surpassed
either here or elsewhere.
Always on hand, large assortment Of Trunks
Carpet Bags, and Vaices of the best Of
which we promise to sell on the most reasonable
terms. ALEX. HILL,
w. Il. JOHNSON,
Manufacturers and Importers Of
Boots and Shoes Of every description
Ia Main street, Richmond.
~ Boots and Shoes Of all kinds made TO order at
short notice. d
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m havs nov ID Slofs : oesa- -
Aplste sssortment e French snd Amef1e
can GOST HATS Also. great VARSITY o.
the lxtest styles 81 0enks and Ycuth< Ct
FIX Plush, inter, Casf0sfne and BlAcn Ciotn
and CAPs 10 which especjn1 attention y called =
ffrysntsi Wool HATS and Rlush GAPS VII 40 g
md 10 great varieties. and ct prices tnas cann2s
be disputed Before purchasiug elsew here. you VIII
fibd Il greatly to your Interest toexamine my socx
at the s6enfiemen'a New rurnishtns honss. oDpo.
ny Su ns Ysf. SHIRT and
made to order. 6WBhNSAs
0f-1~
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aanEz PIANOS, 6c.-P. II. TAY-
- LeT,s MUSIC sALO0N AND PIANO
0H UWARER00M. 1883 Min III kicH-
agent in thi, city for the sale Of the celebrated
NUNS Il ULAKK'S PIANO FORTE5. These In
struments have received the unqualified approval OF
also keeps Pianos of Hale Co. and other good and
we'll established makers.
Pit keeps constantly on hand an assortment
cal Merchandise In general
Pelaubat's superior MELODE0NS, OF ~, and
ectaves with single aud double reeds
Martins unrivalled GUITARS
In short. every article in the Music line may be
had at this establishment ct MOST REASONABLE
The largest and most beautiful assortment OF fash
ionahie. new and standard SnkET MUSIC to be
found Ia this State.
a. A liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools ~,
A3- Pianos tuned and lot to hire. Old Pianos
taken in exchange for new ones. o,
az r n IA1LOos
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JOHN A 70 jisSJS.

DUBINSON & ROBERTS,
~ WMISsJON MERCHANTS
Richmond, Fal, Corner Cary and 18Th Ss., marty
opposite Stockoe Warehouse,
Respectfully offer their Barvces for the sale OF all
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, TOBAlC CO FLOUR,
WHEAT, DORM. &c, Will pay particular atten
ton TO purchasing Goods ordered, and make liberal
advances on consguments in hand.
REFERENCES:
VIM Fl Mcfarland, Esq, President OF the Farmers
Bank. Elk
JOHN Hobson. Esq. President of the Exchans
Bank.
Jas Caskie. Esq. President Of thu Virginia Bank.
JanleS Thomas Jr, ESQ, VIM Dreamer, ESQ. Messrs
Haxall, Msssrs Warwick & Barks5ale, Messrs Pur
eel. Laid 4 c., Messrs Brummsli Registers, Rich
mond, Va; Msssrs Brummell &Royster.. New York;
Mes Irr StillmaR Ash,in. Wilmington, Fluvanna
county a: George sherman. Esq, Chas Grattau
Eso kockngham county Va; and Col VIM Walden
Rappanannack county. Va. an l3-""hn
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-We have On
W hand choice lot Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
which we witt cell low, for cash.
LUMBER. of all si8es, on hand, and fur
nished at short notice.
Enquire south side Dock, near 8 Hawes' coal
yard, to r PHILLIPS.
l1-ImH
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MOOD ADVICE roa MARRIED FOLKS

nOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
If you want to see fun in the married state,
You must get for your wife, for start,
What she wants to keep house with please don't
yon wait.
II YOU do. she will think it right hard.
OF course you must go and buy you such stuff:
Such as China and Glassware and Clock.
Some hnires and some Spoons, You cannot let
off,
And Tea Trays and all of such stock.
70 get your supply OF all what you need,
At price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call Ia at SCHAAp'S Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where a!l of such things they DO keep.
Don't forget to cGii at SCHAAP CO.'S,
&C 30 Corner Broad and Third streets
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WIN g WALTON.
JAMES q WASH,
Executors Of Edmund Wash, deceased.
LAIN IN CaEsTERFTE b 1JTK1Y


EARM In ChE6TERFIE b CLUk1Y
Pr aALk-The subscribers having concluded
todiscontinae farming In their present Connection
thsf wilt oer fcstsae onsthe Fist day Of Deem
y fair. not tte next fr day thersafser their co.
tire trnel Of land. lying 10 Chsst~fGeI4 county on
tai'tn9 Creek. near the old Coal Mines, Is mites
nom ntchulond. snH two and halfmiles from Cosl.
neld Depot, On the Richmond and DanvilIe Bail.
Thesbove hrm contains about nine hundred acres /.
onsxnird q yhich 4 IA original growth, and Is
other cleared and adapted TO gro with Of tha usua
crops. yhsrs E ssso hns meadow on the creek
There y on the farm good. large and Comfortable
owelse house, : large neg barn and ali ire neces.
NJ cnt n0uaes ioE > large family. IA 81 n =
VIA etlIs ~ tbs came time our stock OF hcr.As
mule ehsep, cetfie sad hogs Also. our isrnaine
stEsnsns - icrop q corp, fodder ana oats, &C. xc
shscinr -. ssescFesrs viii take plsasurs In
farms nads kDcvA On the day ffssjs.
ne,s-s.s.. ssAssSssst 4 cnfascock
m0 bA0e tnSusyr9 0c6ee 7or sefs
S~O ~ AA3XIR DIN 49,
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-nzEux, THE ADAMS EXPRESS
~ - gCOMPANY, 1a4 Main st., having
resumed their atearnship Express to and from Nor
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 20
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem. Wytheyile
patch and at reduced rates. every Kind Of Morchan
oss and ali R
Our Express on tho Steamships will be accompanied
By special MssseageTs who viii give their personal
to the ADAMS EXPRESS COS Steamship Express
Shippers viii please take notice that packages to
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sa,iing Sntl o,Gloek
Agsntof Adams Express c.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment By
stesmships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
sy
= = ESS 5t =, sary yss Steamship
r AND AGENCY.-Having been EN-.
~ plcyed to sell several large tracts of land in
and particularly from persons who may wish to Get
tie on the same. to whom great bsrgains will be
have just returned from svisit to Nicholas, and
can safely assert. that ot fertility OF SOIL and 10
fubrty ofcimate 1t is not SURPASSED By any portion
of the state The land Ia situated in the mountains
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. It 10 admirably adarted for q graxing
within . few years) opened and are now making
ample returns 70 the owners. The lands viii be
survsy.daud laid On intosmal farms thereby Riying
to purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of investing. Twill give all needfu information on
thesutect aad will chow the land 70 those wishing
RICH1sD HITI. R,chno.d. Va
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THE SUBSCElBER, in consequence OF
l. continued i'll health has determined to sell hrs
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANDATORY
with the NJ MACHINERY, &C. The buildings occupy
lot 30 by $50 feet on Cary street. between 9Th and
10th streets and are especially adapted to this bust
ness The Machinery is nearly new, and carried by
q sixteen horse power Engine, all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage.
and offers rare opportunity TO those who may bt
inclined to engage N sure and profitable business
co sns,n BALDWIN
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n NEW CARRIAGE AND HAR-

z NESS RRPOsIToRY.-Ths subscriber.
Coach Making. offers 70 those In this section who
may wish 70 purchase, variety Of light and sub.
&C. All work warranted made OF good and durable
material. Persons Wishing TO purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. Induce
price and guarantee Of the faithful performances Of
the work. NJ PULLEN,
lily Wall. Ut. near 81 Charles Hotel.
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NOGGETT & ANDERSON,


CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER CIOTnING.-Haying just returned
from the North. am row receiving my second sup
wear. which will make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered in this market. 1t is
got en- up entirely for the retail trade OF this sec
ton and no pains having beet, spared to style.
quality aud work manshlp in getting it mp, hope
be able TO please all who may favor me with their
patronage. Without enumeratng the articles on
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
found in a FASHIONABLE CLOTH No HOUSE. Call at
the Virginia Clothing ManGfacsory and sales Room
of VIM IRA SMITH,
ia Main strnet
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FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND
l. LIQUORS, AT REDUCED PRtCEs.-The sub
Green sad Black Teas, Coffee Sugars, Bacon Hams,
Butter Lard Molasses, and Family Groceries gene
rally. Also some nne old Port Sherry and Madeira
Wines, Brandies, Whistles, &c, by the bottle OF
gallon, which he will sell at she lowest prices.
JP KAVENAaH,
New Family Grocery and Liquor store.
ocs 20 Franklin bet. Wall and nth sts
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having ,

NOTICE. - The subscriber having o
~ large number of accounts due and unsettled,
which SHOULD have been settled prior to January
,ou its due him previous to 1883. and not paid or
closed by bord or otherwise by the Ist day of Fe-
5ruary. 1862 will be put in the hands of the law for
collection.
ALWAYS on hand, a large assortment of Clothing
ard Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods low for cash or
TO punctusl customers + B SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
noII Corner of Main and 18th ats
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II ONGWURTH'S PURE OHIO CA
IL TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years. froru the pure juice OF the Catawba Grape.
thus sordiug additional evidence Of the progress OF
American enterprise and industry and Of our sbil-
ty TO produce articles at home equal TO those made
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but ExcELs the best imported BraDdies. in purity
and Avor. LIZ is in fact the best Brandy known. II
is a sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Ratu-
lency C,amp, Cholic, Lanauor, Low Spirits. Gcos-
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 rs Per bottle.
Sole agent fer Richmond and vicinity. w PKTKR-
SON. successor to Alex Duva. l55 Main street. oor
Of 18th, where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders.
by calling ON the above agent the public can get
q small bsttle grstaitously. to test the article
SO l0--d&cw3m
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cAHRA10H MANtUkAoxO21HD.
c1.SE OARRIXaHG, CARnIAGEg.
8aEins 2sts6nsnmsnf. % Lombard Allsy. bssve.n
WS5fs Nh GHry 18th and 18th streofDl neag the Co
inmbisn Hotel COAOHka, CHAk1OTE18s nAr
ROUOHHb. Dud0Ik8. With and without tops. and
6ULKIEE I'll Of ha own make, Of ttrs best matsrtals
and workmanship all Of which will be sold - Low e
good work Of the kind can be IN the city Of Rich
mond, and respectfully ask . call from those n
want Of any article IN the Carriage line, ~ am do
prices possible and Al work sold thst e new war
fnnted. MlCAJAH MAN0UM.
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Ill. ATTORNEY AZ LAW
MIupHIs. TxNAueQx8s
.,. .s...tto, vsva a Mi yLAINS AMI
rssi.ixCrIoSS from the Kastsrn and Northern
Memphie, Tenn, Oct .. ls5a. no ls-- .:Al--
CHKTsTOfK @, n RAE kosO0z .. hsAAn.
NEcRAE q HEATH.
WI ATrOkNEYe At Law.
Aichmond. Tfrgiaid,
Practice IN ali tho Courts held In the city Of keh.
moad. and IN the oonatiss q Hsnrico and Cnsster-
field, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
q, q. Nc aAH will 20 found. In the afternoon, ct
HID cid ONCE. In Manchester. 10 lin
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CRATES, FENDERS, FINE EETS OF
" sHOVELS, T0NaS and POKERS-I have for
sale elegant assortment of oil kinds of Crates,
handsome and plain sets OF Snoves, Tongs and
Pokers. seven different sizes of coal Scuties cinder
5hovsis. fire Shovels; handsome Stands for Shoves
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmaps;
Brick fire SLABS and Jams; sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavera and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers, and others In
want of any Of the above articles be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
si kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
,criptiou, ct my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
crate ana FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. 22s
Vain street. between Sth and 9th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
au l6-diy 3. D. DENOON.
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V,O COUNTRY SMITHS--1 am pre-
oual;ty by the car load Of dxty bushels, on poard
canal boats. at the railroad landing ~ miles aDoue
Richmond Apply ut the Carbon Hill , MlhsS, "a
miles from the canal or at my Office IN hlcnMonos
corner Basin Bank and 10th street.
TgRMs-Cash on delivery: ,4
au i4-ts JOHN y. w DRIn, n50---
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SOD DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
c'"' sKIRT3-We have now in store and for
sale at MANUFACTURERS PRICES
STEEL SPRING EXpN SKIRTS, I'd quality
with 6, 7. and 20 springs, white and cold
WAFCH SSR'NG STEEL SKIRTS, 9. 10, II. Is
and 81 sprnGs
DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRTS. 10 and II
springs
~HE GOLD MEDAL 81 SPRING SKIRTS. the
the most eleg ant thing out
Mrs athsn's SKIRTS are ackuowIed ged to be the
most DUE BILE and the CHEAPEST skirts now manufac-
tured. We invite the trade 10 give us a cati
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
no !S Sole Ageuts.
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Aoma ENGLISH OVER CATERS
as2D DIRECT IMpORTATION.-We have
lust received, direct from England. imported by
ourselves a large supply of smiths and Gibbs
Patent Spring over eaters, TO which we desire to
call the attention of all in want.
ALEX HILL CO.,
Importers, 1T, Main street,
noIl Richmond, Wa.
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II b. COOK, AUorIoNEER AND
Il. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he will continue the Auction and Com
Co. No 10 Aain street, ana fatters himself (fron
his ex perience in the busiDess) that he will be able
70 give satisfaction He returns his thanks to his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended to
him, and is determined to p.erit continuance OF
the same.
He will attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description. horses cattle, DC, &c.
Outdoor sales attended to at the shcrtest notice.
and upon the moot reasonable terms.
EB COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
nol5 No 20 Main street
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TX THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. AAA
IA Prom Is TO 90 per cent. saved by buying
MINI from j. Ii. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel
.N~ building.
Moleskn Hats of best quality. so; Do, second
quality, 90; Fashionable Silk Hats, 2 50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots, 5 so Congress Cater
Boots, Is; Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes, %.
j. FL. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the BEST max in the city Of Philadelphia
TO supply him with handsome and substantial
Calf5kin sewed BOOTS, which be will sell az the m
HALF &C Cd q W Is
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN u Co.,
WI WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No Is Pearl street. Richmond.
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HSIDLOTHf1N LUMP GOAL, AND
N1 HAIL CoAL.-I am daily receiving tuii sn pr
ply of the above superior GRATIS CoALs sn ~ er
load for LUMP, and $3.50 Tor HAlL-and s"AA u0
325. .Yeo
PHILADELPHIA, RED and WHITE Ash An
THRACfTE GOAL. At market price rscoup
Once on 18th st., near MAyo's Bridge.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY At AUCTION
BY j. B. WALTON.
HHUKspAY. necau,ha - "a n = -. -. 3.

Ofhcs-Ho lU Bank Place.
THURSDAY, December 30, at IL o'clock n.
4 n tue no unda 81 the ST. Louis Exchange will be sold
LOT " GROUND Piety street in he sqHsrs bounded
~ rely, burgundy late Craps Louisa and Rampant late
oss streets mea oFing 80 feet front Pity Street by
inches in depth upon which lot modem substantially
built wostOy frame dwelling aud one story kittbep discern
and well IN the yard the lot Is we'll FLIED up the buildings
y g2gd repair and ia within three squares 5f
markets In that section Of the civ,
LOT OF GROUND on Royal street late Csaar5fyo street
n me square bounded BY Royal ST. Ferdinand Poet and
ATeheet streets measuring % feet inches
suee running throagh ard having the On Architect
street y ~ iee inch and lines depth upon this Tot there
y ~ unfinished thEeestory brick dwelling, which 70 q
for a Ia &c family
" TERMS For the FIRST described property or fourth
h oanee at r. Is ard "a months credit with lii Der cent
a1a mortgage gntil FINAL payment and per cent IN
On tne notes after maturity II net punctuay paid The
policy Transferred 80 the vendor 80 H
FOR the property Eecondly rrr}ssa- 81
e Of note bearing mortgage upon the property for
an apa 2th July, 1883 balance AZ H. is and "a
ons Eth ~ PEI cent Interest maturity per cent
interest after maturity II not puuetually paid
Acts Of sale before Walter III Peter M Eo,ar EhlI a.
the expense Of the purchaser. - ' ala
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SUCCESSION or DANIEL r. sLADE.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS.

EUGENE ToURTE, Auctlcneer.
ofce-7s Exchange Alley
THURSDAY, December 30, 1853, MT IL
O'Clock, At Banks Arcade, by virtue and in pursuance
order from the Honorable S. II. Morgan Judge or the
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated November 9th
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
ct of this city 10 the square bounded by Bertrand Bolivar
GFaver and PeLddo Streets measuring 30 feet inches aud
lines front Bolivar street. By 22 feet and inches depth
between parallel lines together with all the
building heren said lot is designated 20 per plan
drawn by O. A. Bedin Civil Engineer deposited in the office
7. o. Stark.
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Of sale before Rob j. Kerr n p at the expense Of the
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