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La MP ExPLosIok.-On Saturday
evening last, ss Mr.. o. Woods, an
s,tsc he of the Scribner House, was
about to leave the building with sHgh-
ted lantern, it suddenly bl,Eed up, and
soon exploded, leaving it an entire wreck
Mr.. Woods was fortunate, however, in
getting the blazing mass outside of the
building before it burst, thus saving a
very probable eonhagration. Rockville
Rspa6lsean.
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THE MERCHANTS JOURNAL

NEW YORK " PHILADELPHIA PRICE CURRENT.
EVERY WEDNESDAY at 81 Per annum.
The Journal is the cheapest Commercial
paper published 1t gives the latest COM
mercial and financial reports and latest
news. business items and articles of inter.
est and value to the Merchant, Farmer and
family. 1t give a full and reliable price
list, which every merchant shoul1 have
subscription agents wanted. A liberal com
mission paid Address
WATSON & CO., Publishers, 16 s. 9TH
Street Philadelphia.
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\ friend of ours the othar night dis
covered fellow stealing his coal.
The thief, observing our friend, bu;
thinking himself uuobservcd, stole upay.
-Er.
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The weather, though cold, is extre me-
~ pleasant for November.
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HUaTERs.-Four or five young men
from the eastern part of The state, ar
rived in town on Tuesday morning
fully equipped for deer hunt. After
break fasting, at the Hyde House, they
started for Shawmut, footing it up the
track, in the best Of spirits, being as
sured that deer are plenty there, Every
deer they capture, kill or take will be
be 0ery dear to them. We wish them
luck.
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QUARTERLY MEETING. At Centre
vile commencing Wednesday evening
Nov. % and continuing during the next
day. Rev. JOS. Leslie, OF Cory, the
Pesiding Elder will be present and
conduct the services.
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Powell & Kline are still receiving new
goods. IF they have not the article op
hand called for by customers, they i'm.
mediately order it.
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Locals are as scarce here this week as
red-headed BARRIERS wives.
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DR.. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is
tcdrrnted to cure Catarrh 10 its worst
stages. The most painful cases are
speedily relieved by 1T, andsstoppages,
offensive discharges, and tainted breath
all yield to its wonderful curative pow.
ers. "Cold in the Head" dizziness and
thin wstery discharges are removed, the
head cleared, the air passages opened,
and rehef and comfort afforded by it,
use, 1t contains no strong irritating.
poisnous or esustie drugs. Eent BY
mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address
r. V. Pierce, n. d., Buffalo, n. Y.
For ssle By mos. druggists everywhere
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-17

FATAL ACcrDENT.-Paddy Quinn,
who formerly kept saloon at Sorg's
corner, met with on accident q short
time ago. which resulted fatally. He
bad been below Benezette during the
day, starting for Burke's at Caledonia
He stopped at Os Johnson's to inquire
the way, and, being told, it was supposed
he went on. In the morning he was
found in a stall in Johnson's barn aim ost
trampled to death. 1t is supposed he
lost his way and went into the barn to
pass the night and go on to Caledonia in
the morning. He died in few days
after he received his injuries Gazette
-
The jamestown journal says that
Earnest G. Hoyt met with very mar
row escape of his life yesterday (the 7th
inst afternoon while out hunting. He
called at Griffith's Hotel about o'clock
while on his way home, for the purpose
of warming. AS he ascended the steps
the trigger of his gun came in contact
with one of the steps and caused the
musket to discharge. Part of the con-
tents struck him in on the right side of
the head, tearing away part of the
ear and fracturing the skull. The
wound is not considered dangerous.
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Temple of Honor and Temperance,

Elkton Temple, No. g., meets on Thurs
day of each week, at the Good Templars'
Lodge room, over c. V. Gilis' store.
C r. SHADE N r
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otlk Gountp gdrutate
S;or TImc al ESidgtoay.
Elk Lodge, A. z. II

Stated meetings Of Elk Lodge will be
held Al their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays Of each month.
j. X. wHlTMORE, Sec'y.
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Subscribe iov the ADVOCATE and
you will hear from your friends every
week and know "whose every mans
dog belongs to-"
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Fl. S. Thayer, Esq. has just moved
into his new dwelling house, on Mill
street,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-17

EXTENSIVE FIgE.--On Wedn esay
night the reflection of what appeared
to be large contlagration was visible,
in a direction north west from this
place, and gave rise to many specula-
tons as to what it might be. On Thurs.
day we received information that it
was large quantity-estimated to be
in the neighborhood of 100000 feet
OF lumber. belonging to Messrs. Hes
ser Hileman in Clearfeld county. the
lumber alone was consumed, as the mill
had been removed TO some other point
some time since. 1t was evidently the
work of an inceudiary, as there appears
to have been no buildings Inhabited
near the spot 1t was inshured for
S2O, ,O00'-PhHpsbury journal.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-17

The members OF the Forty second
Congress already elected number 222
divided as follows: Republicans, 12s;
Democrats, o. Five Ststss, Connec-
ticut, California, Geo. gia, New Hsmp-
shire and Texas are yet to vote for re-
representatives., and the probabilities are
that they viii elect 8 Republicans and
13 Democrats. This will give the
Republicans good working majority in
the next Hoase-l37 10 l07.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-17

On Thursday night the New York
Central Railroad Transfer Freight
House at Buffalo was destroyed by fire
together with numerous freight cars,
many of them loaded with freight. Loss
S500,000. The new edition of the
School Laws of Pennsylvania is ready
for delivery. School directors and con-
trollers will be supplied by the County
Superintendents of their respective
counties. Any person can get a single
copy by Addressing the School De-
partment at Harrisburg, and enclosing
ten cents for postage
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A Historic CRAFT.-The Detroit
Post says: The Revenue cutter Andrew
johnson while on cruise northward
from Milwaukee, on the 9th Of October,
rescued the stranded schooner Harriet
Ross, and towed her to North Bay.
The Harriet Ross is undoubtedly the
Oldest vessel afoat on the lakes, and has
a historic interest, as in 1872 she was
flagship to Commodore Perry, oD the
lake. Since then she has been length
ened aud rebuilt several times, and is
now staurch craft, supplied with an
excellent outfit, and having a carrying
capacity Of over $4,000 feet of lumber
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-17

10 EVERY person getting.up}a Club Of four,
at $l,5o eachwill DO sent free, our
superb copyright engraving,
LA inches BY 20,
"WAHINGTON AT THE BATTLEOF
TRENTON"
While TO those getting ur Clubs of eight,
at 81 so each. an extra copy of Magazine
for 1871, in addition will be sent, free.
PETESON'S MAGAZINE has the best
Original Stories of any of the lady's books,
the best Color ed Fashion Plates, the best
Steel Engrayings, &c., &C., Every family
ought to take it. 1t gives more for the
money .hsn any in the world. 1t will con-
tain, seIt year, in its twelve numbers
One Thousand rsges!
FourteeH SPLENDID Steel Plates
Twelve Colored Berlin Patterns
Twelve Msmmoth Colored Fssbions!
Eibs Hsndred wood Cuts!
Twenty-fOur pages of Music
II will sl,s give Five iyinal Copyrishs
Novsletts by Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens, haa-
drsd shorter stories, ell original. Its su-
perb
MAMMOTH coLoRsD YAsHIoN PLATES
ere ssAead s4sll others. These platss
on sts<l, twice the usual siss.
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We will be up to time next week.
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A very careless man in Scenectady
threw a kiss to his little daughter in
the street. Another mans wife stood
in range, ,aud thought the kiss was meant
for her SO she made similar demon
stra,ion. Her husband just then, un,
luckily, came upon the scene and wit
messed the transaction. He was very
mad and his anger caused him to thrash
the father of the aforementioned little
daughter. The result is an assault and
battery case, which bids fair to furnish
food for gossip in Scenectady for some
time to come.-Er.
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r. w. Huddllescn remarked at
breakfast this morning that he recently
shot bear somewhere up the creek
that weighed over 600 pounds; but
Isaac Reed Immediately destroyed all
interest in Huddleson's achievement,
by delibertely telling of one he had
killed several years ago near the same
spot, which, weighed, when dressed,
over $500 lbs, giving the day and
date and all the particulars in the
most minute and serious manner.
Bob said not another word, but shoveld
in the fried bread in thre atening 81
lcnee.-FOreSt Press.
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PREMIUMS.

Every perssl ssttins up Club Of four,
AT SI, 90 each, shsll receive, free, Q copy OF
"wafhington !" and copy ofths Massiins
for 1871!
Address, CHARsLzs :. PETERSON.
t0s CHESTNUT Swsst fkiladsip Ps,
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w. s. SERVICE
100000 CUSTOMERS WANTED,

w. >. SEhVlCE
100000 CUSTOMERS WANTED
At the new Masonic Hall Building.
STOVES at prices that will please of all
desirable kinds.
TIN-wARE of every kind on hand at
altimes.
Special attention given to Wholesale or
ders. Price list furnished to dealers on
application.
SHEEETYN AND COPPER
WARE
House furnishing goods great variety.
STEAM AND WATER PIPEING,
PUMPS, FISHING AND HUNTING
TACKLE, such as RODS BAS-
KETs, sE1NEs, FLIES, HOOKS,
CAPS, POWDER, SC. 5c.
ALL ORDERS FOR GUN WORK
Promptly attended to.
BIRD CAGESA NICE VARIETY
ROOFING, CUTTERS, SPOUTS.
of Tin, Galvanized Iron and Copper AMI
every kind of
HOUSE AND JOB WORK
done on short notice and warranted,
AGENCY of Henry Disstons celebrated
saws. Orders for saws at factory prices
solicited, also for repairing. Information
and price list furnished on application.
PAPER RAGS, OLD ROPE, OLD
COPPER, GRASS, PEW
TER, LEAD, IRON,
BEEswAX, HEAVY HIDES, DEAKON
SKINS, SHEEP PELTs, GREEN
BACKS, NATIONAL BANK
NOTES, U. s.
BONDS SC.
taken in exchange for Goods or Horh
vln2W VS.. SERVICE.
Ri1pIuau Manob 1870
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RUrbAsD, Nov LA desperate and

RUTBAsD, Nov. l4-A desperate and
bloody fight took place in the woods
on Mount Holly, eight miles from this
place, on Saturday last, between a gang
of French woodcutters, II in number,
and three officers, who were endeavor-
ing to arrest them, The Frenchman
were armed with axes, and cut and
peat two of the officers in brutal
mauer. The Frenchmen escaped to
the mountains, but this morning. IL,
were arrested, aud arc now undergoing
examination.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 14.-During an
affray in lagar beer saloon, last night
a man named George Meyer was beaten
SO badly that he will probably die.
Louis RabolG and George Kuhn, resid-
ents of New York, were arrested for the
assault, and committed without bail.
The wife of ex-Aldernian Thurston
was thrown from wagon this morning,
and fatally injured.
RICHMOND, Nov. lathe court of
appeals, to-day, declared unconstituti-
onal that part of the enabling act, empo-
wering the decisions of the same court,
when it was composed of military appo-
intees. Only two judges dissenting.
THE ARMY RETIRING BoARD.--The
board for examining the records and
efficiency of army officers, organized
under the act of Congress of July last,
of which Gen. Hancock is President,
has not yet got to work, owing to the
non-arrival Of one of its members, Gen
eral Mckenzie, of T exas. The rapidity
with which officers are going out under
the provisions of the act allowing a
years pay will probably reduce the
numper Of supernumeries to one hun
dred and fifty by the 18th. of jan
uary. As the latter number will be
required to fill the vacancies OF casioned
by casualties during the year, it is
thought that the President will recon-
mend to Congress the propriety of ex-
amining those remaining in service at
that time from the operation Of the Act
mastering them out.
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RIDGWAY

ANAA) " w "A -
Have on hand, a splendid assortment
of all seasonable Goods adapted to the
wants OF the people of Elk and
adjoining counties, which they are
selling at prices that defy competition.
They would simplystate here, that being
very large dealers, their facilities for
purchasing are unequalled by any
establishment in the county. They
buy directly from manufacturers and
on the
GpnugYeT FHnsur
h, - IN .:
vautages for yourselves. Among
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SHEETTIN AND COPPER
WARE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15
= U1uI0w sALEs-FEture Dsss:S

AOO1s1.~ - otSYrE VERY
n1RIJsTEHs SALE Of Or I EasEowa g
i VIUABLE PE sTrPpxM sUGAs, hEFIEse
THE .viegISlA t .ro aseds Il trust, the hssS
EkY virtue q 1s &c eassa,ed ghsflss
dats6 sA and vie TO e. d. Ayleft an9 having been
pinrfon. trustees, james A.. .roonS dated Jone 10.
afterwards ~ MA Morris and wife ana bo XXI
1872 e1een.s,n ~ tssrveys Williams. nce OF
O. Croxs ssn dIy recorded In the cler o, at public
nlntuthnnnnd Iustfnas Court. we ss III 1870 On the
AUCTION. on FRIDAx Il hoy Seis required thereto
premises, ~ IN value OF the creditors nown 90
BY ms]oriS ~ orv vsiaable real est.te N nmSTRY
s saao TvggfR aGfN STEAM sUGAk frontage OF
sitnated nj Rockets nayInos, Cot or o more par
aSo feet, ana T sefereuce is m ,de TO tne
hcuisdf desds Together With all the vaISt
nactpery, and privileges nelSneSp des1r-
The attention Of cap1tausS, tve business LIZ spe-
ing to snSsssd 10 this sale the works oenIh
cially S tnrning out Of sugar. AM a nr,
de as LOT fnr their sale from Richmond ~
leans. ...., Ga 1s0 barrels per oay ;s nn
The present sap so barrels at very s6,9 nnr
can oe GnaiitT tits product is 1e3nery in
s s61T known, and is equalto thai OF any
the /, ,rthern states. ,uo colo we viii sell Inc
fmrnedia tely after Inc ABOVE S tho north side or
Iwo =, t,aat het ween Locust alley ana w a. back
va ,aas 1893 fronting 71 feet ana ~ which
1as feet to Tobacco alley the upper House,
is known and Si ;9 .pme d &c Thorn,
be Trnms of credit (Which will be more .auUcei
,ban nf IL featured by tho deed.) VIII ne a'n''
a. Any further particulars f an ns a. SCOTT.
yeys Il Williams. Substituted Trustee.
HARVEYS s. W1LLItAmstce,,s
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9 BY WELLINGTON Goddin.
ReaI Estate Agent and Auctloneef'
<1opt,ar Rank and Eleventh streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL r EsIDEsMS y e y =
Known AS THE ..DAVIs MAN .sT \ :,
AND oTHEg yA JJI aF RE HEA dGrr nsfTf oE
y XA "a request MsssGs.
John Ha n and L. Finance Com
mttec of the City Council s IA The e order adver-
t on The tb pref oewing valuable ZEAL ESTATE;
owned by the city of Richmond which IL does n''
need for Rte Of 1870
rrenc,ne MT II O'Clock 81, that valuable w ~
opposite the York River tepo and hree fronts on
;he srhmond dock, with reservation for lne U.S.
ri the james River and Kanswha Conpamy "ne
the p bile, Of 4o-foot street on af it's location
raTd Ii TIE NE Most VALUABLE of any other lot
In sat o o ihe same day at O'Clock r. NJ that
beautiful. attractive and magnificent propsTn3}w 1
the southeast co5nsr Of S1sy ana Ts propcry has
as lns ,vdrwie repu1aton thatit deemed m
necessary to give any particular ~ the best
IN ''f Rchmond and b. reason of Its commandns
cninence the view from 1t is most leFeiy. lois
nerty will be so divided rs to sell ON TWO ri
fronting on 12tl street, adjoining the rcS'eh'e
And On the following day. viz: WFDN1Es s,.inct;
the 2Sh o. oc sdS ; ls0 yepv
the west line Of 9th, between Main anu I ;at :
streets. adjoining Mr.. Ro II. fosher's carria 9sG
manufactory, fronting 6a5 feet running IN RIA ma
aftsr which, gay at O'Clock p. NJ. will be soid
n Lot on the east line Of First, between " :!
and Byrd streets, adjoining The residence on ~ In
Henry Karr, fronting SO feet, running bacA Lou
feet. y o,o,oc,, p NJ ONE
uaaIE.ACRE LuT, No. 12a In DuvaIs additi II, d.
at the northeast corner of DuVal ana 10 st go IN
streets froping the former street W
nnH hack 1!s feet This VIII be diVlaeo II ue Hi
intr tnur smaller lots, ST. as 10 iront Oh -, NJ
street, This lot has long been cultivated W 'i1
William Tyree. ,.,o,,,p NJ that yalu.
,bla nronnyty known rs the CITY SpRlNH Lm ,,,,
frnntnp ito ,eet on the east line OF IN SIRE run
Ing hark $50 feet 10 sth street on whlcn IL pas u.s.
n front of Ito fee. This property VIII ne suo'
dycI so as to sell the ITO feet on each s'rect' i
ming back 1a0 feet. ,., ru ho ,o;d IOTS
Nos 81 and co. being part Of lot NO ooo' irumtt,r
1oI feet on the south Side Of Leigh street, ruliIs
hnct on The east lire Of 10th street 10 inc gulis
Also No IL at the northeast corner Oh clSn my
1ih streets being part OF No. 3d. lrcnlnS 90 ,set
niso 20 feet on tn. west side Of 10 street part
M sO5 ibcng Nos So and 67l. These loIs arc VIE VIZ,
t mr. than in front, and are the RESIDUE on Win
,ras once Designed for the use OF puouc psIh.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ASK twelEe
and rjrheen months for nego liable notes pe
aubt her cent. rtr annum Interest, anu ,ic 'iti'
retained till all the purchase money pe pau
or II '''' ". GUDplN, Auct n.
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BY Wellington Goddin'
Auctioneer and Real Estate hsen.
..rner NJ Eleventh and Bank stree'0'

COMMISSIONERS SALE L;Enx OF or VA RIcn-
ABLE LOTS IN THE CITY r W ts1psEY.
N0ND, AND IN THE TOWN of decree OF
HEkR 70 SAID CITY-By virtue OF aeSiI pro.
ns 1n on The Esd JAY the Of
&c. against Brown, &C., we, the ,I proce,d 10
commissioners, or either OF then wlit = The order
coli % nnbic auction. on the prenl es y, IN ctober
sel on THURsDAY the th ~ G r,p: II
1870 commencintg a. day - SSeS the Following
h heatif, lots OF which The Mary - ids
S,nd seized VIZ First LOT on the norm n resi
TiaT street near to Brook avenue, between fnrmcr
fence OF mr. Truenan A. Pa keI an, VI fnrtinn 4lI
iv Occupied by Col. Jno. r. Danfo; tn, frIhiIqq s:
fnt rnpning back about lsS feet sscoh9;; fet To
Nos 10 lid ID in square No. 4, each oo1i'e ri
an ALLY 90 feet wide, at the northwest Co Sns
ReVnriy and Belyidere stress Third: ~; c,rncr
Il and Is in square No ut the nor sdTIts feet to
SD alley. Fourth. LOT No. In sqpdd oe street,
Srontins 60 feet on the west line OF i9 M I'D
rnnrin~ hack las feet to an alley ~ !eSt -ox,so.
Firth. EOT No. III IN the plan o. slnhcf frsmed
feet 70 an alley 20 feet wide with an oa Snrsr
bui1dins thereon, a, the Itheast corner Oh D0'|
and Park streets. ,,,o,.e at A. G. and
10 months for negotiable notes, inte he iuliS
and title Retained IN the pureha9e money os l"
paid INF PoBEET Stiles. -
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SATURDAY,. ....OCfobhh 10 se'o
Tus coo,x TROUBLES IN PERU.-A te

Tus Coorxz TROUBLES IN PERU..-A ter.
rible coolie instruction occurred In the
north of Peru. about 140 miles from Lima,
early in September, which. from the ac'
count OF our correspondent at Lima
fwhose letter is published elsewhcre),
brought to light some most ferocious In.
stincts on the part of the mild, almond:
eyed heather. About 1000 of them, armed
With clubs, knives, and axes, murdered the
families of the owners Of the plantation on
which they lived, and then prepared to
sack a small village. On the way, however,
they encountered two determined sr,h1sds white VI
church. drove off the bloody-ninded
wretehss by vigilant and well-directed
fire. d small arms This defense ga2s bs
h s"nis Which ; FORTY Of them repealed the
whole Chinese army, which took to the
moun,sins. The Whole district s of Peru n
where this occurred is now in dread OF
another incursion. and, at the same time,
is deprived of its field laborers, so that the
crops are ruined.--Nesc York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents anc Auctloheeto'
eleventh street, between Main ana DANA

rv,R11sTEEs SALE OF TWESpI,lt:
R RfGHT - ACRES OF VERY T Z !, az n
tASPs Is N.T TIE hs aiR2 %S5FFS Of ~
AB0pI IN hexeeution of deed OF trust from r;
to the s. sopss5iSs e as ceu cou
ea, ho,nS thereto required by the creditors Sc
WI ss e The n1,s 9 eto6 Sl GruDo:
ct. " not on the first fair day tier, al
t M at ia, la sans f hour Of LASD
rs above sta.td, adjoining the lana OF ~ ~,
fa,me g owned oy A. A. Morris, ard overlooking
tn city. , 80 oxacp,Ip, the
trust and FOR one fourth of the debt now dne, -!
aCO credit of twelve months FOR the rsnainl"s
three fourtS, say for =" 700 and The res luue ~
sucS terms ~ the grantoc or hts sss!gn6 may I'll .
rect and In ca Sc Of MS or their ~lue 70 RIG &c In the
directions. upon such terms IS WI! halis ~
time of sale, The crcdttg to he Tor ncs2siaD'G
rotsa, With interest added, and secured by 'eeo
OF trust The purchaser TO pay taxes lot - !3!.
GRUBBs y WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. "eP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

TRUSTEES SALE Of F ~, X "a dg Il Ias
l REAL ESTATE II THE CITY OF EICIh--
NIDND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN II NENTY-THiRQ AM
TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS. WITH !Hr:
Embellishments THEREON. FRorTING ~
MAIN STREET TWENTY FEET AND R SEs
MING BACK BETWEEN PARALnEL LiNES2
|ONt. HUNDRED AND TEN FEET ~! AN
ALLEY SIXTEEN FEET WIDE.-The UNDER
Signed trustees Of the German Building Assoca,
ton, No. ., by virtue OF deed of trust executed
the 10th day Of January, 1870 by Henry Bimn IL
trustee of Fannie Bottigheimer, Fannie BOT "
tighemer and Noses Botigh"imer husband Ga aa 81
Association, and by direction of the board OF a.
rectnrs of said Association, will expose 10 SAFE It
bubble auction, on the premises. the HraL
r-TATE conveyed TO them in said deed, anu
winch is described alb i've, az O'Clock L. VI. Oh
TUESDAY, the IS Of October. 1870, -
TERMS Cash sufficient TO defray the expenses
of executing this trust ard to pay to me sa. $,
socjation the fines. charges, duea principal ana
Interest, hereby Intended TO be secured ana Lhe
balance if any, on such credit and to he secured
In srch manner as the said Bimline, trustee, shall
direct or In of his failure to give such dlrec
ton, on such credit and to be secured III sucn
manner as the undersigned shGl! make KNOWN al
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a. JACOB,
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