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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-04

CHANcFs There are plenty of good
chances for taking chances in any number
of valuable articles at the Ladies' Fair just
now, and there are fully as many chances.
if not more, for buying hardware and
numberless other articles Of merchandise at
the very lowest prices from Mr.. Geo. Hunt
ley, who keeps the largest stock, the most
varied stock, and the best stock of goods IN
his line that any dealer in the county can
boast of. The chances for bargains are
GOOD all the times at Huntley's.
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FoR SALE.-Those who want good bar
gains should go to Leopold & Brothers Oak
Hall Clothing Store, Main street, Johnstown,
as be is determined to sell as cheap as any
other man in town. Clothing for men and
boys.
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ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,

ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
which he is prepared at stated times in Ebens
burg and at all times in JohnstOwn, to manu-
facture to order. either MONUMENTS,
TOMBSTONES, MANTLES, TABLE or
BUREAU TOPS, in worI1manlike manner
and at as low prices as like work can be put up
in any of the cities. Having in my employ q
full force of experienced and skillful workmen,
| do not promise too much when l say that
can furnish any of the above articles on short
notice, at the lowest prevailing prices. and in
style of finish which cannot be excelled by any
0 ther MAJ ufacturer in the State.
A large stock of GRINDSTONES on hand
and for sale cheap.
ey- Prompt attention paid to orders from
distance and work put up wherever desired, Or
delivered 1T any point named:
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, June 4, 1SG9.-tf.
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A SQUARE MEAL.-Persons visiting Court,
as well as those who are here all the time,
can obtain good mess of oysters or other
delicacies, and something good to wash it
down with, at A. II. Faller's restaurant,
adjoining the Cambria House. Mr.. Faller
serves the best oysters to be found in town
and charges moderate prices all the time.
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GOLDEN FLEECE.-The Ancient Greeks
went crazy about the golden fleece at Col
CHS. A good wooden fleece, bought at the
New York Clothing Hall of L. Cohen &
BIother. Main street, Johnstown, is worth a
dozen of golden feeces. The proprietors
won't fleece" you in the buying either.
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A MYsTERY-Some mysteries can't be
solved, but it is no mystery how Leopold
MAYER can sell dry goods SO cheap. 1t is
simply because he buys cheap. He keeps
in the lower room of Parke's Opera House.
JohnstoWn.
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THE Spring EGECrIoNs.-We have been
furnished with the following additional re-
suits Of the election held in this county on
the I9th ultimo
Clearfied Tp.-School Directors, Peter
Trexler and SiIas Adams, each years, James
MCov, . years; Judge of Election. John Ma
gle, Inspectors, Washington Douglass, Luke
Behe; Supervisors, Peter Trexler, Peter
Adams; Auditor, Thomas T. Bvrne; Town
ship Clerk, Peter M'Gough; Constable, Jacob
Nacle.
Croyle Tp-Justice of the Peace, J. r.
Cooper; Constable, VIM. Lloyd; School Di-
rectors, j. D. Plummer ana VIM Knepper,
each 3 years, Joseph Croy'e and J ohm Rora-
Shrift, D. Strayer; Judge of Election, c.
StuemaD; Inspectors, Elias Paul, Joseph
Wiss; Assessor. d. Strayer; Auditor, George
Kring, Township Clerk, Joseph W. Prngle,
Summerhili-Superyisors Jacob Weaver,
Joseph Cowden School Directors Geo. Set
tlemover G. G. Rorab Iugh, ,ch wears,
James Gallagher, year; Judge, J Ohm Border;
Inspectors. Daniel Black, Tho omaS Doran;
Auditor, John Wright; Constable, John
Wright. Alex Skelly, tie vote; Township
Cle'k, David Shaffer; Assessor, Christian
Shatfer.
Jackson-J Judge of Election, Christian
Good; Inspectors, Joseph CObaugh, Samuel
I Stiles; Justice of the Peace, Henry Adams;
Supervisors, Abram Warner, Il Funk: School
Directors, John Wtssinger Christian Snyder
each years. Samuel Clark, Christian Good,
each years; Constable, Geo Warner; Audi
tor, Chas. Buxton; Assessor, William Gillen.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

de 25-e5Desl,4 s. eJan Executors
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pETRRsnURG ERrTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Further Concerning the Gaseof Fmmet Har-
grare-R s5pensns of The Tobacco E1-
chdnge Sou. hoase again IN Operation.
PrrrnsnURe. Januarv s. 1876!

s.ss,,,, PETERSBURG, January 8, 1859.
Z The Distressing case Of Emmett Hargrave
'aof Dinwiddie, briefly referred to in my let.
! ,tsr Of yesterday. was subjected to full
examination to-day. During the inyasti
; gasion he covered his face 90 If overwhelmed
!. With shame, and Was an object Of profound
sympathy. It appeared that he had taken
IN broad day, several articles OF massive
plate from Colonel E. A. Wyatt, of Dinwid.
3 die; and then, coming to the city, robbed
!, two Of our citizens Of sundry valuable arti-
s-ciss In the course Of the following nigns.
The most Of these he disposed OF the ne4t
day to one or twolof the jewellers, one OF
whom had sent off his purchases by express
To New York, An order hiss been forward
ed for the immediate restoration Of, these !;
and tho remainder, including what Was
found on his person, have all been recover
cd. He was cent on for trial at the next
quarterly terra Of the Hastings Court on
two charges one Of felony and the other OF
larceny
The Exchange was opened to-day for the
sale Of tobacco, sitter having been closed for
about three weeks. The offerings were in
4 considerable, including none Of the better
descriptions and prices were about the
Z same-is any difference, hardly as good
before the holidays. - -.
veg The day has been further signslized by
the Inauguration Of the soup-house for the
reason. For the present it will only be
!. kept open three days in the week but as
: soon SO the weekly subscriptions will JUS
!. tify it, which will probably be at an early
day, il will be kept in operation from day
ia tIay. with the exception of Sundays. Ii
has been most useful institution hereto
fore, and there is as much need Of 1t now
:, as ever. Both scup and bread were dis
: pensed to-day to large number OF appli-
SAINTS. b.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 8 Son, Auctioneers,
No. s2l Main street,
three doors below the Spotswood Hotel.
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICI

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN RICH
y MCND, UNDER DECREE OF COURT;-
Pursuant to decree Of the CIRCUIT Court OF the
1858 in the chancery suit of Gates against Tyler's
administrator &c 4 shall on 7 II UkSnAY the It'll
day of January. 1889, at ! o'clock NJ, proceed,
upon the premises, to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the HOUSE AM, LOT In the bill
and proceedings mentioned. upon the following
terms One-th1rd cash the remainder on creolt
of six and twelve months. taking from the pur-
chaser negotiable notes with interest added from
the day Of sale, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase be paid
The lot is in the city Of Richmond on the eastern
side OF St. James street between Baker and Charity
fronting on st James street thirty feet, ana run
ming hack one hundred and thirty feet IN an eastern
direction. The lot has on 1t good framed Dwell
Ing THOMAS j. EVANS,
Special Commissioner.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR q
Gov Auciionenrs de 2S--1tt
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BY wellington 6oddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 MARKET AND DAIRY FARM OF
OF RI HMoND. ADJOINING RRAGG,s MILL,
And OPPOSITE TO 0AKWOOD CEMETERY.
By virtue Of y deed OF trust executed to me by
Mr. Joseph W. Dabney TO secure the unpaid pur-
chase money! besring date on the It'll October.
1857 duly recorded in Henrico County Court; I
auction. on the premises, on TUESDaYth l2th or
January, 1852 az clock P NJ. II fair; II not the
first fair day thereafter the very desirable FARM
located as above, containing nearly EIGHTY
THREE ACRES, all OF which Is open land.
embracing every variety Of SOIL admirably adapted
for early vegetables or for pasturage, having
living stream running through it, and also the
York River railroad. The buildings are amply
sufficient for the use of a large family: together
with spacious barn. stable, courthouse, DC. Pos
session given at once. ~ 5a-'.-.
, TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
GALE and to discharge the principal and interest In
arrear amounting to about 97fo; on credit as TO
81 900 until the LIST January. 1879: on credit as to
$1,000 until lst January, ISL on credit as 10
A., 900 until lst January 1872; on credit as TO
81 600 until LIST January. 1s7S-the credit payments
to bear interest from day OF saeand as to any re-
sidue of the proceeds OF sale such terms as the
grantor shall prescribe and direct.
las W. rGODDIN. Trustee.
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3 An actor, on his benefit night, having a
limited audience, when he came to the
often quoted passage, "Tis not in mortals
70 command success we'll do more, Sem
pronious- deserve it." heaved deep
sigh, and substituted for the last line,
"We1l do more, Sempronius-we'll do with.
cut 1t" s3f.
The Chatelet Theatre, Paris, has 8 new
star who is appearing in the play Of "The-
odorus." She is described as charming
young negress.
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RESTAURANTS, sc.

r7ETELLE.-GHRIsTMAS.-- Ea
II For the enjoyment OF this tes~ go.
tive season ZETELLE'S larder 10
most bountifuIly supplied. No lax Es~eesss;,s p
ury that "a attainable Ii missing. 0seerp WIZ -
promptly filed either for tina saloon tables tie pr
ysrs rooms OF bis house or FOR families The ses.
sonabs beverages are hrcwed at bis bal, here ssa
best LIQUORS are always to be had.
The Hestauratenr tenders all bis friends tbo con on
plimenss OF this Joyous season, Gsa
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&C u
HEsAPEAKEAND OHIO RAILROAD

" WINTER sCHEDuLE.-On and after The
FIRST OF OCToSER, 1853, the passenger srainI
viii run as follGTE:
MI TRAIN between Richmond and Staun.
ton daily isxcept Sunday srd between Staun.sn
and Gogington tfi-weekly-yic.. Leave Richmond
It lie D.. *. and arrive at Stanton at ASP. N.
Leave Staunton at s.ss A. IL. and arrive at R!ch-
o. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covington as 10 A. NJ and arrive At Staun.
ton at 40 A. ID, Leave stanton At s.s 2. u. and
arrive sc CoyingJon at T.1 z. d.
ACCOAMODATION TRAIN between Rich.
mOnd and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WED
NESDAY.i 2nd aATUEDkYS. Leave Char.
iotta6Yiie a. y. n, and arrive at Richmond Il
s.s6A. II. Leave Richmond as $40 z. ii. aud AZ
rive at Charlottesville atsP. u,
Pie Msjl' Train connects 1T 1ordonsyille sud
Charlottesville With trains on Orange, AlexsnGri,,
and Manassas railroads To- ALEXANDRIA,
WARRINGTON, PHD.hDELPHlk, N. YORK,
LYNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTAEOO-
GA, MESPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, MONT.
GOMERY, NOZZLE. &c. at staunton with
stages for LEXINGTON, NATURAL BRIDGE,
HARRISOkbu ha, WINCahSTER, DC. Al
aoahen, With stages for LEXINGTON, NATu-
RAIL SEEDHE, DC. at Millhoro, with stages for
BATH ALpA, WAEE, HOT, and HEALING
SPRIEGS. 81 Coglngton: Hlth stages ior
WHITE sULPETa sPEIN5s, LEWlsBURd,
ChARIESIOE, &C.
SANEs e, $ETEEErGND,
ss2s General Ticket Agent
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BY Cook & anghton. Aurtioneers'
corner Governor and Fran kiln streets.

corner Governor anu fFsn hllu ot1eebo'
CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- CARPETS. &c. &C. At, AUCT1OH;-.m
FRIDAY the sth instant at 10 O'Clock we viii sell
at the residence OF r. T. Lyon. ESQ No lo7 IN e
teenth street. between Grace and Franklin, all OF
his FURNITURE. embracing xn--,oo,>
One SUPERB PARLOR SUIT IN RosEWoon
] ~ consisting OF r1GH
3. - - TETF-A-TETHS
- 2LiR9w CHAIRS.
> ;aE4 ANTIQUE CHAIRS,
a covered with velvet plush and finished IN the
Elegant BRUSSELS, INGRAM, and THREE
- ply CARPETS, and RUGS to match;
MANTTL VASES,
FIRE SETS, complete !; SHADES.
IL 1rr IN THE DINING-ROoM
VIII One ge iMmssIvE OAK sIDEBoARD,
OAK DINING-R0OM CHAIRS 5000
II WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
One REFRIGERATOR:
4 large assortment OF OHTNA, CROCkEkY,
49, r. and GLA SsWARE. including one FREhCH
CHINA DINNER SET, very full.
One CHAMBER SUIT complete, embracing
MARLBORO. BEDSTEAD, CABINET,
-" and WASHSTAND. in walnut, and very III
tie used. >-rn--,r
The usual variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Including flrst-class CO0KING-SToNE.
''-NNH : COOK d LAUGHTON,
3aa Auctioneers.
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Ru s. n. DaYif
. r4 By s. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneerr
corner Eleventh and Main streets.


i COMMISSIONERS sALEoF AFRAMED
W DWELLING AND LOT ON THE COR
NER OF TWENTY-FIFTH AND JACKSON
STREETS, CHURCH HILL.-By virtue OF de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond
pronounced on the goth day Of November, 1883 IN
the case of Kelly and wi and ats; us' W00dson's
tIon on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day of january, 1862 ut O'Clock L. NJ, that
taining about six rooms, situated as above de-
scribed.
TERMS One-third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months purchaser giving bonds with
good security interest added. Title retained until
the further order OF the court.
-I0 CHkSTAIN WHITE,
de95 Special Commissioner.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
IN the Second Auditor OF the state Of Virginia
for the renewal Of the following STOCK OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA, which has been lost
No. as4e, for $3.50, issued under act OF I'D March
No. ssss. for g, 900 issued under &C. of 10Th of
No. No 1881 for for e sss so' March, ISL :
No 4s,e for o. 100, issued under act or 18th March,
1s.7.
No. sl2, fer $500. Issued under &C. OF 9th March,
lsa7. - -
Issued In the name of "Ann L. Staples, to receive
the interest during life. Transferable by order OF
the Circuit Court of Henrico county,
A. X. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner,
Circuit Court OF Henrico county, in suit OF sta
pies, &C., rs. Staples ct ais. nen-W3m
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DICRAOND AND DANVILLE RAJT.
D ROA D-WINTER SCHEDuLE.-op, -.

DICHM0ND AND DANVILLE RAJL.
Lib ROA D-WINTER SCHEDULE.-Or, -.
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains % n;s
road viii run ~ follows:
aoINa Wasr.-Through Nail Traiu.-Lesr,
Richmond daily at gao a. ID. leaves DaaTNs
daily at al IN; onrect1ng at Burfevile xiS
she southside road for Parmvllle, LynchbIis ,ss
all stations on the Virgins and Tennessee nj.
sosd, Knoxgilla, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tesc,.
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; .Huatsytls, D..
cssnJ &e Ala Sor!nts Grand Jnn met ycti.
borSi Win North Carolina railroad Tor Cha!Io.s
Oolu1nbii, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, E,ccs'
Columbus, ATLANTA, &C, Ga. Montgomery 10.
Bile, New Orleans, &C.
Gore EAsT.-Throukh aail Train..-Lsly,
Greensboro daily at $50 A. n. lesysa DAWN,
daily st s:g H. d. connects At Bnrkeglle With Ia
SSufhs1de train from Lynchbusa Tor Petersburg,
SO. IL
Through tickets can DO procured q the ticket
oIlces In Richmond and Darvtlle 70 I'll important
POINTS South and Southwest, and at Greensbor9
and Danyille to all points North, East and Ee5t
THOMAS DODAAEAD
noa superintendent
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MTANTED, to go to the country, g tho
wv roughly trustworthy WOMAN white or CO.
lored) as searstress, and to have charge OF two
children Of seven aud five years. Apply from 10
to II o,clcck Wednesday and Thursday at sos Grace
street. Jab-Zt"
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LOST AND FOUND.

QCn REWARD.-sToP THIEF "A
eDCU young man calling himself JULIAN
MOsThZ, painter bv trade, who was boarding
In the family of the undersigned, ran of on Mon
day morning The 4Lh instant carrying with him
MONEY and GOODS ofihe following description:
Fifteen to twenty dollars In money. one hunt Ing
case gold watch with heavy gold chain, one chro-
nometer watch with steel chain, tau-colored sack
coat pair of gray mixed cashmere pants with
stripe up he side black alpine bat, size III pair
Of high caIfskin shoes, and pair Of gum over
shoes.
He is twenty-four years old, about five feet nine
inches high, sallow complexion, long, curly,
brown hair. small brown mCustache, and Is rather
stoop- shouldered. The clothes he wore were a
grayish sackcoat and pants, and an old quilted
cloth hat very much soilzd VII h oil and paint.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
sion and arr est Of the thief.
JAMES O'RORK, -
Ia at StiuItnn WnOllen Factory.
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OsgICA RTcRxuaO ASD IoRh hIySgl
RAILROAD CokpkST,
EICHkoND, August I, uf J
AND YORK River Bail

~ AM ASAsAA ASA <As NALL.
III ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDpLE.-YOg
BALTIMORE, THE NQETH, AND NORTH.
WEST.-The steamer KENNEHEC, Csptain J.
E. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White Hop.s
every WEDNESDAY md SQHDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cerB from Richs1iond, seses1S
Baltimore on ths folioaing lnoEaipg 81 sEErisa.
geturning, TIE KENNESEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and TdUkaisaf ht o'e!ocs
The steamer ADMIRAl., Captain RIawAHcou
manding leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars fom Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore :he following morning
&c sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leayea Bal
nmore every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY st
ko'clock 2. IL
depot OF the Richmond and York River Rail-
Toad Company at o,clock A.. NJ SUNDAY.
turning, they lczye Baltimore on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock Z. ~, Observation-Disclosures the follow.
Ing evening. yare 70 Sslt1Iuofe Only q.
Eredght received 81 al Llinss ann FORWARDED
promptly, and through bills Of lading given 70 al
prominent points.
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depo,
WILLIAM 8. ENOs
NJ n a#....f- Freight and Ticket Agent,
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By III. Benson,
Real Estate Auclioneer, Charlottesville, va.

de IS
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EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN r. You've. Trustee.
Pale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4
Son. Auct'oneers. de 81
A ssIaNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL AND Personal PROPERTY IN
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, vA.-By virtue Of
for the district Of Virginia in the matter OF Will
liam Baskervfll, Jr.. In bankruptcy, entered on
the 17.h day Of November, 1858, shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 1sth day Of January, 1859, sell upon
the premises to the highest bidder, at public auc
ton the TRACT OF LAND upon which the said
Baskerville resides, upon Roanoke river, and
known as "BUENk VISTA containing TWO
THOUSAND TIL RR E HUNDRED ACRES
moro or less; of which three hundred acres Is
river bottom, and fifty acres creek fats. About
one-half OF the tract Is in forest.
There are two settlements on the tract-one, the
MAESION-HOUsE, containing eight rooms In
with four rooms each having adjacent all neces-
sary out-houses. The barns. granaries, and out
houses OF all descriptions are ample, and In good
condition. The land will be sold in two or more
tracts.
rknas OF SALE One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. and the residue In six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with
satisfactory security for the deferred payments.
The title to he re tanned rs additional security.
At the same time and upon the same terms
shall offer for sale the interest Of the said Basker
Will lit being one.ffthl in the tract Of land known
as tsLOMBARDY GROVE. " recently held by the
late Mrs Lucy e. Baskerville as tenant for life the
said tract containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
more or less.
I shall also, at the same time and place, sell the
following personal property-to wit, MULES,
HORSES, stool, Of CATTLE and SHEEP. and
PLANTATION UTENSILS The personal pro-
perty to be sold for cash s. r. JOHNSON.
de It'd Assignee OF William Baskerville, Jr.
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T. z. FINCH 4asna!o3 80. g. b. JOHNSON.
MECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
WI The subscribers offer their services for the
tho counties OF Mecklenburg. Halifax. Charlotte,
Lunenburg and Brunswick Vs. and In the coun-
ties Of Warren and Granville, N. C., or u. IT..
FINCH win mske investments On Joint account.
For further particulars, ADDRESS e 80 -zfa,s
80, =. FINCH & JOHNSON,
Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
Anderson, Msssrs. Bacon BasEeryiil, Messrs s
Lancaster & Co., Richmond. Va; Colonel Will
liam Towns. Captain T. Darlington. Colonel VII.
Mr.. e. A. Rawlins, Meeklenburg Va.
5r.ss ia l-eod2n 4
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PLUMBING, &C.
TO TAXPAYERS


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--In COM
IN pliance with an ordinance q the city OF
Richmond we viii attend at the ONCE OF the City
Collector, at the City Hall, from A. d. TO P. VI.
from the 18th the slst OF December. inclusive to
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TAXES,
dedncting ten per cent. thereon from those VINO
pAid one-half in June. ,
II EDMUND WINNIE, G. G., R.,
by JULIUS A. HoBSOE, d. Q. G. 3.
q n. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion of their bills will please call during the
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as
We will have no opportunity OF calling on them
before advertising their property for sale which
will add twenty per cent. uf not soldl. Those who
have not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied on as soon as we
get out Of the Office as We are required to settle our
entire account In February. -t-..
: We would call particular attention Of the tax
payers OF the territory. as the
property Is imperfectly described that 1t is i'm
possible that the Collector can find 1t.
.f7-rT 7.fe. EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
by JULIUS A. HoBSON, d. q.
By resolution Of the Council passed on the 3lst
OF December last the time for the collection OF
taxes as above has been extended until the 18th Of
January, inclusive. h. WINNIE, Collector,
ia 2tl6Ja byJ. A. HoBsoN, ID. O.
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By James NJ. Taylor q Son, Auctioneers,
No. S2l Main street,
three doors below spotswood Hotel.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
IA THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BkTWEEN
TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY-FlFTB
STREETS. FOR "a LIE AT AUCTION.-Wll III pc
sold on MONDAY the nth day OF January on tle
described LOT, adjoining the factory of Mr.. VIII
liam Parrett: IT fronts forty four feet on Main
street and runs back the usual ospth; anu upon
which there is blacksmith shop, .-r.s .,,
TERMs !: One-third cash; balance on credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. lnte-
rest added, secured by deed oftrust.
3as grgui.,r 49, - y Auctioneers.