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Dissolution Notice,

\NHEREAS the co-partnerahip heretofore cN-
W listing between A, Steinlu jr, OF the city OF
Itthn, and Sinon. samuel and ntrney Strlcker, OF
style of stricken ntos Co, has this day been
dissolNedby mutual consent. AL liparties lndcht-
cd 70 TO us by note or book account. arr request
ed TO call and sottle Immediately, as the books
will tnOeiuvely be closed Within thirty days. Set.
lcmepts can ho made At the old atand, now
Stricker uros or AZ the new Hat n Cap house
OF Stctnan bru. y, each OF the late hrn 10 cnti-
tied TO sigu the hrm name in liquidation.
.... A. STEIN AU, Ju.
SIMON STRtCKER
SAMUEL SrRICKER.
BARNEY SrRfCKER
Tinln sent Is, 1857,
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KNRoRs or Y0nrn.I

gentleman who suffered for years from Ncr-
vous Debility, Prcmatre Decay, and the effects
ofyonthful indiscrctton> viii FOR the sake OF suf-
fcrins humanity, send Tree to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to
PreAt by the advertisers experience, eau do so by
addressing, ia perfect confidence, 'I Ef4
t&S itl AtHa JOHN n OGDEN, Z.
May i6, 1867, 40 Cedar street N. Y.
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ItCIa!T ton! TtCI1

SCRATCH! sCRNrCHH SCRATCH ~
in from 10 to IS hours.
Whonten's Otntment cures The Iteh.e,s
Wheatsa's OistmenI cures salt Hheum
WhratOn's Ointme lent :Seures letter.
Wherton's Ointment cures BArber's Itch.
Whnaton's Ointment cures Old Sores
WheAion's Ointment cures Every kind
OfHumor like Magic.
Price, so cents a box; By mail go cents. Address
WEEKS &c POTTER, No no Washington Street
Bosto1, Mass
Ror saAebyall Drugglsts.F s'6tNTfar Il
Sept. 3sth, isG7-ty ea F0.U
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INFORSIATION.

Information guafauteed to produce aluxuriant
8rovth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
Naiso recipe for the removal Of Pimples hlotch-
vs. Eruptions, cte, fhe skin, leaving the same
soft, elesr, aud beadfui. can be obtained without
'bh arse hg addressing
TEOs. Y. CHAPMAN, Cnrhfsr,
ssJ broadway, New York
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improvements on the Fair G.

Two wells ace being sunk on the new fair
grounds aud on Monday large number OF
trTcrs, with their teams, contributed to i'm
Freving the condition of the grounds, The
floors Of the halls were filed up, and many
needed arrangements perfected The board
are Determined to spare no pains to make
the exhibition pleasant as well as successful
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MARRIAGE AND CgL,BACY.

An Essay OF Waning and Instruction for Young
men. Also, diseases and abuscs which prema-
tnrely prostrAte the vital powers, with sure means
srrelNf Sent free of charge, In sealed letter en-
arPes, Address, -tE ss--... e
t" DR !. sKn.LEN nouGnToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Ia.
June 90. lsST--6m.
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orticr of rar Ss,atssVr or srArt I
I, Wittt,n iIuNNr satfu. secretary of state
81 thc stair et ohio. do hereby ctftifv that tho
toNnwinF is true copy ~ an aet tlicrciu nnmed,
passed by the Vcncral Assembly OF tle State of
ohio. on the 18Th day " Aprii, " 1917, taken
rom TIE original rolls on flc IN this office.
IN testimony whereof have hcrcunto
subscribed my natue and aiilvsi trr
rcsl ut this oricc. nt Columbus, tho
ttitl iAh day OF scpcpl,tr, N 10 pSi55
WI HENRY sMrru
Secretary uf safe.
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BEST OF LEATHER,
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
Proposed Amendment to the Con.
stitution,
STATE OF ONO, !

STATE OF ONO, !
OrFtcE or ruE SEcRErAuY ~ SrATH,3
|, WILLIAM HrNRr SMfrH Secretary q state o
che State Of Ohio, do hereby certify tlHt the fol.
lowing If u true copy Of Joint r'seuton passed
by the General Assembly OF the eat7 " ono, on
the 9th day Of April, 4. ~, ~ taken rom the
original rolls OF file in this Hihoe.
In testimony whereof, have hercunto
subscribed hy name, aud affixed the
Great Sent Of the Smto of Ohio, at
[sEALl Coimnnlis, the 9Th day Of April A. b.
1871.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State
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May Ia. Is
MARRIED IIEI,. !

Information aud advice Of vital impot suce 10
'tSe'nanied Of both sexes, In seated envelope,
ocan he obtained free Of charge by addressing the
undersigned. Respectfully, 1,.t-f.r
JAMES nUTLtn. 4
g23 BrnadwaV. n Y
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Four Pears.-Mr. Thomas Cromer left
upon our table last week a clrstcr Of four sugar
pears-ihc finest we have ever seen. They were
JUICY and nisv, raised by good Republican and
caien--by piu frientis, Like oliver Twist, we
pass mp our plate.
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PASSING SOUTH.

2TA. Hs-Nfail tralR. % , .i.. ,- ..
o5r E---SAndusky 4 rinn Accumulation.
II >. A H--' Night Express.
sThis train does not leave sandusky Saturday
Evenings.
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Failed to Come 10 Tlme.-The eoui

Failed TO Come TO Tlme.--The eQui-
neSiaI storm has, up to the present writing,
"hd'ed 10 come to tme,' AMI though the roos-
ters have nearly split their throats with growing,
the droath continues. It h3 begun to assume n
serious irn in our city. Csterns and wells are
siVng out and many are compelled to haul their
water from the river. Crops and fruit are past
helping and the only care now manifested is for
'elcon linen" an'la beverage of "pnre, cold wa.
ter to drink We have come to the conclusion
that we are neither "prophct nor the son Of
prophet, for the 'qong dry spenn contiuucth.
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ponIt Fail to Read Tnin-

Send your address, with stamp, for sample and
ea,alpeuc OF Articlcsior Young and Old, Married
and single. All shoult have them.
Addrss A. BRID6 ~, II Dleecker street, New
Work city. ~ nursms.
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DisaOIutiOn Of Oop tnarship.

NOTICE is here given that the Cupartnership
" heretofore existing between the undcrsigli-
ed, under the iirin mime OF
RYAN, HAYWARD & co.
was On the end day of August, A. y. 1907, 10y our
mutud consent dissolved.
FRANCIS y. WAGNER
having purchased the assets Of said drm. Is tho
owner ofnll tho notes \ nccounts Of said iirm,nnd
entitled to collect and receive tho money due
thereon, aud 10 pay all the liabilities OF said
firm. All pcrsous indebted to said firm are re-.
questcd to make settlement mud PAYMENT aud
nll persons having claims against said firm arc
requested 90 present them for payment.
PATRICK N. RYAN
FRANCIS j. WAGNER
N. G.. HAYWARD.
Sept II, lsG7.-1w.
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WANTVD--SDAP FAT.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY AT HIS
Il Ashery ON Franklin street, In Second Ward,
from 70 cents per pound for spoiled pork fat
aud soap grease. Persons will find tito their
advantage to sell their fal at these prices than by
making i into soap at small advance
angI5nol9m2
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Seneca County Fair.

Ma meeting Of the Board ON The es,h lnst.,
ills thought hest, lowing to the extremc 0routhl
to reduce the amount collcdfor in tho Premium
list of the following articles onc-hain II will
now read. Ruttet, ltsl po,oiocs. = bushels ON.
ions. = bushsl' Lima Beans, x pcck, White
Beams, = Peek.
The following rules au-l regulations were adopi.
ed rersous making ono or more entries will ~.
ceivc fonr tickets OF odmiltauoe. rrcninn. no,
called ftr prior 60 ,tc 1T day Of Janusiy. 'cs win
be forfeited 70 the socicly.
Bash RAIL-
premium or SIS VIII be given TO Oc TO-,
Rase Ban playing $40 for the End best plavine
Time Of playing will be made known ON Che arsl
day OF The Fair.
Persons that have been appointed by the Roard
on awarding committees will please notify tho
Secretary of their intentions OF serving. prcyiou,
to the Fair, 80 that in case thew do not serve
othors may be aprontoil in their stcod.
Awarding Committees will report to the 81.
rcriniendant Of thcr class.
al sH.Ua
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IA O.
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn B. R.
TINE table,

Hethanse-of earsbetween TIFFIN sad GIN
CINNATL
1stoge dhass Of Cars tstwcen TIFFIN and
BUFfhEo,
or and amer Sunday August 25th, 1867. Trains
will pass rIFFiN, daily "a Follows, Sundays ex-
eepted.)
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magnolia .Vya,er.-A delightful toilet article
---superlor to Cologne and at half the price. "a
DR.. ). II. Jordan, indianapolis, Ind, says. "t
have known DR.. strcllsnd's Pile remedy to be
thoroughly tested In numerous c,ses during the
past year, and with perfect success in every in.
stance. And soit Is Win. his Remedy for Diar-
rboea or cholera, and his Cough Balsam They
all gen line and pure.n scptiotl
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eurriui Nutirrs.


pTry1f but Once-tIie Giant nlrs,n feferS "
the manner In which disease Is unceremoniousiy
handled by Dr., W. Poland's white Pine Com.
pound. Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung arec-
tions and Al diseases ofihe bladder and kidnc,s
yieldto he msdlaue d n iili
WIN vhas Joy sad dIadue,, Do the peo.
PIE haiTthe adsent and discovery OF cor's pvs.
TErsIA cuRE. itis sovereign cure for Dispep-
sis, Indigestion, and all diseases OF the stomach
aud D1wels. An druggists keepit 81. --.
Some OF our Cotenap poraries seem to thinl,
thst the triumph Of their cause depended, like the
fate OF Jericho, upon the amount OF noise made
In thers iysof rcauement and luxury, N srti-
eleof reql intrinsic merit Is soon appreelatsdi
hence the unbounied and Unparalleled success 81
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
This remedy has ever and always been found
reliable As a,sentle stimulant and tonic appe-
tizer It cannot be eNceilcd. tits no doubt SOW.
sreign remedy for stomachic disorders for Dys-
pedsia, Liver Complaint, and in stimulating a
healthy appetite. rIUN rYrs I'd.
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SCHWAB HOUSE, FINDLEY, !, O.,
), F sTERNER,
Proprietor,

This house. situated on the corner Of Main and
Corey streets, has been entirely refitted and new.
Northwest Tbs table win always be found
bountlfuliy supplied With the best the season and
market ahdtdL aHt i,f
Coed Coco at,a,biing connected with the hotel.
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Clyde Times. This paper, published in
our neighboring aud entcrprising village OF
Clyde, has been purchased 10y J. ". Lennon
ondJ. Motley Of that place Its improved typo
graphic appearance bcspcalss for il future sue
cess and prosperity
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Ladies, Teachers, Clergymen

YOUNG MEN and experienced As.nts wanted 10
SSneess "a ie Tor nc worh' Asents now are clearing
9ll9V pes monis For cirgalars, Terms, 40, al
dress. zEIGLER, Mcc6RbY Gco., IY1 an sf
N'"'Ahpsu' Vhlo' AugS2-~i0t. .
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Business ChaRges,--A. Stcinau hi:
Withdrawn from the firm of Stricken Bros. &
Co., and adds to his hat and cap store, in
National Exchange Block, a full and com
plete stock of clothing.
Grapes & Co. have disposed OF their drug
store TO the huston Bros, of Columbus, Ohio,
and UAiontown, Pennsylvania. They take
possession next week.
The firm Of OfEngleman DOerle is dissolved,
and the business will be hereafter conducted
by VIM. A. Doerie. I.rt
Mrs. Aslre's Singing School Those
interested in music should remember that
Mrs Ashes singing school is now in pro-
gress at the City Hall, on every afiernoou and
evening. We take pleasure in recommend
ing this lady to our citizens as a teacher Of
vocal music, as the aattering notices her
schools and concerts have received from the
Press leave no debut as to the high ability
whicb she brings to the execution of her
work.
After her class is thoroughly organized,
Mrs. A. invites the citizens, who desire and are
interested ia the cultivation Of their chlldrens
voices, to call aud witness the progress of
the scholars
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1861.
Town and Country.

Completing. The new business block
OF Mr. r. w. shawhan, is bcing put under roof,
and heavy cornicc will soon complete the ap.
penranee Of handsome frnnt
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TRRRIFIO oNsLAuCnT,
Now Is the season for those huge black swarm,
of nies that - tOrmcut man audbcast vW


bibH INlNG fL1 M LLER
will make clean, sweep Of them-evcry sheet
viii XIII suatt. DeTarc-of Dqsus hnmitatibns,
which some may say are "just rs good.n There
ts nothing at all comparable with II,
Sold everywhere. Price Six Cents nii-lt
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DIR. BRYAN

CoNsuLvISo PHysIcfAs, $40 BROADWAY, N. Y
Special treatment in all cases OF aaminAi ssxu.
male.
So Advice free, and correspondence strictly
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Dan. Rlcc's Great ShOw.-This world
renowned exhibition will be in Tifhn on
Wednesday, October I'd, vita "such attrac-
tions as were never before exhibited to the
American people, under one pavilion Dan,
the inimitable "tan-bark Joker" will be Oh
hand'with.hls huge budget of Jokes, and let
them OF like the juveniles do their fire.
crackers, to the delight OF everybody. This
great prince in the "sho 5iznes5' issues his
farewell 10 tho people, preparatory tohis
final retirement from the ring. In the af-
fecting words Of the lamented Ward, we bid
you an "aifected adoon
Temperance PlcnIc.-There will be a
basket picnic in Springers grove, near Mel
more, on Saturday, September 49, An earn
est invitation is extended to all, whether
friends Of temperance or not A. general IT.
tendance Is desired Revs. Powell, Greeley,
Jones, and others will address the meeting
Rev. Greeley win speak especially to the
children. Come, then, with well-Glled bask-
sta and le.us have good time together. A
Oommit.ee viii DO In waiting near the stand,
to take charge Of the baskets, that may not
inseriered with during the speakings which
viii take place at o'clock.
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DIR. Beycr's Tonic Elixir cures dyspepsia.
Dr. Hoyer's Tonic Elixir contains no alco-
holic spifits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-21

COLONEL VoN BoRCKE REPORTED DEAD
This officer, SO well known in Richmond and
throughout the State as gallant aid to our
bemourned cavalier, Stuart, is reported to
have been killed at the battle of Sadowa
in the late European war. The Mobile
Times gives from "good authority" an ac-
count of his death, together with short
review of his family connections. We give
1t below:
The Christian name Of Colonel Won
Borcke was Ferdinand, but his daring
courage in several private and public en-
gagements had gained for him amongst the
fiery youth Of the PruSsian aristocracy
the surname Of "Heros," or the " "Heroic." !"
He was the descendant of one OF the
noblest families of Germany, and son to
Baron Won Borcke, of Castle Berneuchen,
in Mecklenburg, one of the wealthiest men
of the land. After his return to Europe,
which took place before the final collapse
of the Confederacy, Colonel Won Borcke,
as il is well known, went to England, and
there published those interesting memoirs
on the southern war for independence
which gave such vogue to Black'coods
Magazine. On the breaking ont of hos
tilities in Germany he at once repaired to
Berlin, and rendered his services to that
army, where he had already served with
distinction. But impatient of the delays
interposed in his restoration to his former
rank, Colonel Won Borcke, like many
other illustrious officers Of still higher
rank, enlisted as volunteer in his former
corps, the Cuirassiers, and joined the
army in Bohemia.
What his history was during that short
and ever memorable campaign, which in
thirty days changed the face of Europe,
no one can tell; but from his antecedents
we know that it must have been glorious
yet all that his friends afterwards learnt OF
the fate Of the gallant soldier was, that at
the battle Of Sadows, while his squadron
were plunging wildly into rapid and deep
stream, the bulky form and the heavy cui-
rass of Heros-or Ferdinand Won Borcke-
became too much for his charger, and that,
like Poniatowski, he found in the waters
that grave he had 80 often contemplated on
the battlefield!
But wherever his mortal remains may
have been carried by the angry flood, there
let them be held in reverence by oil who
value courage, devotion, and heroism and
let the traveller, as he passes the hallowed
spot, uncover his head and tread lightly
over the soil
uwbsre onr haro we buried -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-JUDGE MEREDITH PRE-
sIDING.-In this court yesterday the argu-
ments in the case of Luke McKenna ss.
John & George Gibson were continued, but
not concluded.
The suit was brought in to recover ba-
lance said to be due McKenns upon the
contract for the building Of the house
owned by Benjamin Hart, of New York,
on Main street, formerly occupied by the
National Express Company. The Gibsons
allege that the work done by McRenna was
not receivable, and that the building had
been neglected by him and further, that
they have paid so many orders for him that
they owe him nothing now. The case has
been on trial several days. Messrs. Young
and johnson & Guigon are counsel for the
plaintiff, and R. R. Howison for defendant.
II. 0. Claughton, of Alexandria, quail
fed yesterday to practice law in this court.
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MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING WEDNESDAY MORNING. Thomas
Senior, negro boy, charged with stealing
three India rubber mats, was sent on.
Cary Lightfoot, small negro boy, charged
with stealing eight dollarsfrom the money
drawer of Mrs. Amelia Dowd, was sent on.
Sarah Cook, negress, was arraigned on
the charge Of abducting and carrying off
Mary Morris, a big daughter of Beverly
Morris, negro. The whole party were
sent "about their business"
Henry Lynch, negro, charged with as
saulting and beating Georgeanna Lynch,
his wife, was discharged, his better-half
failing to appear.
John Hewitt, white, and William and
Charles Smith, negroes, were arraigned for
stealing Old iron from the Central Railroad
Company. Hewitt was discharged, and
the other two were sent on.
George Washington, negro, charged
with stealing keg of mink skins from
John T. Brown, was sent on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-, rI.,NTERS AND FARMERS.-THR
q y,yrFAcTURING COMPANY establish.
L"' ,slri having the exclusive control Of oil
ed ~" al oi New York city, offer for sale, &c.
ths ~ ~ eaSA. q new article OF DOUBLE RI.
.'<svn p5upREITE, warranted free from inpu.
f.. ubb,sh. which they viii sell for twenty.
I-s .sns-. per ton, delivered on board OF vessel
~, - york city. This article, which 10 pulver-
~ s sne a. soar, hss no equal for corn, cotton
~ G.ons,eo and Is equal TO No Peruvian guano
= =. or5rori3on Of two pounds for one OF guano,
.,er than the best brands OF Super. Phos.
...s poana for Pound. This 10 Just the thing for
v-ho will psy cash for good article at q low
-. We have a cosrser article ~ twenty dollars
IN samples sen, by mail (free) on receipt OF
,sn; stamp. Send FOR pamphlet, and be con.
- Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
-, 50 Courtlandt street, New York.
gocEr NoUST, EpexoosBs oouHrY, E:C,l
November 10, 1890.
n T-rSS 4. Dey:
In reply 10 your Inquiry OF the results OF our
o,-.-'ence in the use of your improved Poudrstts.
,--.sssed of you for this years cotton crop ws
I'D VEG leave to say tha, the present season has
bess one quite unfsvorable to the action OF all
t,s,i,ers. Several kiads Of manares toere used
D., ~ ,s5tA the exception Of yo,v Poudrette soith
T,srr ~ 10 tfsct 70 he crop. Where the Poudretts
,,ts 1,,pfisd IL gore as haifa bale or more
..s- acre. and cIpsef the cotton to open much
,g-I,r~. snd we would therefore recommend the
..usess 4 concentrated manure for the growth OF
sr.,an, A. we'll as "a Improvement to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
HsyXr p srrLTs & BRorHIR.
AGENTS in Richmond, Va, LINDSAY, WALKER
/ co and ALLISON & ADDISON, No. 1870 Cary
street. ia N-sws
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FKBRUARY 20, Iss7.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FKBRUARY 70, 1857.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumber,
Schooner Mary. Turner, Eastern Shore. msrohan-
Schooner Why, Rocks, Chsrrystons, msrchan.
disc, McKowan Curtis.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passengers, d. w. Currie.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ohandse and passengers, l.: b. Tatum.
Schooner 8. Arcularias, Jackson, Charleston, 3.
c., machinery, Rogers Croweu.
MBM0RANDA.
NEW YORK February B.-Cleared, schooner
Amazon, Rose, for Richmond.
NORFOLK, February ls.-Arrived, steamer Com
modore n. A. Adams, Bowen from Richmond. and
British steamer Delaware Thompson, from Phila-
delphia, to load for Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, February ls.-Cleared, schooner
John C. Calhoun, Wilson, for Richmond.
Steamer Washington cleared from n sw York yes
terday (2Oth) at u NJ.
Schooner Georgia, Southgats, from York river,
with 4 cargo of corn, and schooner Robert Haley,
Brooks, also from York river with cargo OF corn,
In beating mp the Elizabeth river below Norfolk on
Thursday afternoon collided In the blight of era.
ney Island. The Haley carried away the bowsprt
and knightheads OF the Georgia, causing her to
leak so that she had to be ashore on the Ferry
Point fats The Haley had her rail carried away
and bulwsrks stove In. Both vessels will have TO
be repaired at Norfolk.
NEW YORK, February D.-Arriyed, steamer
Yazoo, Norfolk.
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AsEctiO9s Sales I7ajs DAN.

E. B. COOK will sell st 10 o'clock st the store OF
william r. Trusmsn, On entire stock Of groes.
riss, liquors, etc.
IsBELL DAVIS win sell at 10 O'clock at the lsts
residence Of J. Herman, on the corner oi
Leigh and Adams streets, an assortment Of de-
sirabls household furniture, etc.
HARRISON, GoDDIN 3 APPBRsoN will sen .,
half.psst o'clock twenty i've acres OF bean.
tiful farming land, in the plan Of " Richie -,
one mile west Of the city, . short distance In
rear Of the reservoir. rss
Z. A. J. CLOPToN will sell at hall. past o'clock
. brick dwelling on Oregon Hill opposite the
Trsdegar Iron Works.
T. W. KRBSRB, for TARDY 4 Co., will sell ct Mrs.
Mottlsy's, on the corner Of Third and Franklin
streets, an assortment Of elegant household and
kitchen furniture.
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RrAL Estate SALE.-Isbell 3 Davis sold
yesterday, at auction, small brick house
and lot for 1920, and . small framed house
and lot for $3.50, on Seventeenth or Valley
street, near the Central Railroad work
Ghops. - s.s.s,,
nessrs. Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson
DID at auction yesterday afternoon the
brick tenement on the southwest corner Of
Main and Third streets, occupied BY J.W.
Rison as . drug store, for 1000. James z.
Lipscomb purchaser. ss-y t-,F..s !.
They also sold privately the lot on the
northeast corner Of Canal and Third
streets, IS feet 4 inches by l4o feet sinches,
ct S68 per front foot. -