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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-11

The STEAMBOAT ARSON CAsE.-Recorder
Weber yesterday resumed taking testimony
in the case of w. w. Marsh, accused of
arson in setting fire to the steamboat Belle
of Alton, on the twenty-eighth ultimo. The
following is portion of the testimony, and
az the evidence was considered sufficient,
the Recorder committed the accused for
trial without bonds:
Frank Mayfeld, recalled-Met Mr.. Nixon
and he asked me what was doing up here;
this was before the boat was burned; saw
the steamboat lying at her wharf the day
before, she was burned; an intimation had
been given me that the Belle OF Alton was
to be destroyed; was asked to participate
in the burning of the boat; she was burned
the night after had conversation with
Nixon; Marsh and Nixon were together the
day before the burning; that is, they were
on the same wharf, near the Belle of Alton;
after the boat was burned did not see them
together; after the steamer was burned
Nixon had money, but can not say how
much he had; he had more money than
usual
Cross-examned: Do not know, of my own
knowledge, that the Belle of Alton was
burned have visited police headquarters
since the boat burned; saw Detective j. l..
Smith there, and also saw Detective Harris
anu MI. IalIHer tuSTc HdNe udu ooH'oiS 90
ton with Palmer at another place; the
second and last time | saw him was before
the Grand Jury; went to the Chiefs office
voluntarily.
Charles Lynch know Joseph Nixon
know Mr. Marsh by sight; have seen them
together on Gravier street, near st. Charles,
the day after the Belle of Alton was des-
troyed saw Marsh at the tine give Nixon
roll of greenbacks; Marsh went of, and
Nixon said to me, showing the money, How
is this for summer p he showed me the end
of fifty dollar bill, end said there was
hundred we went to Hermanns, where he
deposited the money with the barkeeper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-11
Local Intelligence.

Tue Cry HALL Recommendations John
Burke, employed in Administrator Shaw's
Office, has made two afidavits against Ernest
Merle, the money broker, charging him as
follows:
Personally appeared before me, G.. P.
Houghton, Recorder of the First District of
New Orleans and Justice of the Peace, duly
commissioned and sworn, John Burke, who
having been duly sworn doth depose and
say, and does believe that on Saturday,
Nav s, 1871 in this district and city, one E.
Merle did then and there falsely make, forge,
and add to certain certificate OF the city OF
New Orleans, payable to James Fallon, the
sum of $775 IS, signed by Benz. +. Flanders
Mayor, and John S. Walton, administrators
OF Finance and attested by Alfred Shaw,
Administrator of Public Accounts, the fig
ure '3" to the day, May, lS7 and the figures
.t'l4J" as the registered number of said GER
tificate, thereby completing said certificate,
with the intention of fraudulently obtain
ing money upon said certificate
Affiant flu ,ther SAYS that on Saturday, May
6, 1871, about the hour of 8 p. NJ. on Caron-
idelet street, in this district and city, the
said L. Merle then and there knowingly ut
tered. rendered and passed said forged GER
tificate to one Jacob Strauss, with the lnten-
ton of defrauding said Jacob Strauss, and
received from the said Jacob Strauss the
sum of $3.50 35 for the said forged certlfi-
cate.
Wherefore depopent charges the said E.
Merle with forgery, and with uttering, ten
,deringN and passing forged certificate,
knowing the same to be forgery, in viola
ton of law, and against the peace and dig
nifty of the State of Louisiana; and there
fore deponent prays that the said E. Merle
may be arrested and dealt with according
to law.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
tenth day of May, 1871.
G. p. HOUGHTON.
Recorder of First District.
The other affidavit charges Merle with
having stolen the certificate. Accused fur
nished bondsman in both cases, five hun
.dred dollars each
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-11

MAyoRAETY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, May 10. 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-11
PROPOSALS..

UNITED STATES ESGiNEKR OFFIcx,
Mobile Harbor Improvement,
No. Z Royal street,
aMnhila Alabama MAY 2 l87l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

We know ofno place in this State where
free trade would not be suicidal policy.
1t would put an end to most of the manu-
facturers already in existence, and be n com
plcte bar to the Introduction of others.
The policy that creates diversified labor, and
plenty oft, is directly opposed to free trade
1t builds railroads and furnaces, and the
thousand other diversified industries which
make them profitable. 1t increases the
quantity and improves the quality of labor
1t gives the working man q larger choice
of work, and if one department of industry
is oyerdone he has choice of others. This
can never be the case where agricultural!
products is q foreign one, and contingent
upon circumstances independent of the
farmer. Anagricultural community depcn-
dant upon a foreign market can never be-
come either prosperous or intelligent. But
as sociate other branches of industry with
it and it will soon become both. lllustra-
lions Of the truth of this can be seen all
over the State within the last ten years,
and their existence accounts for the enor-
nous increase of the wealth and resources
of Pennsylvania during the same perod, us
shown by the census. s.-ProtectiOn is tho
policy of the Republican party, while the
fatal policy of the Dmocratic party. If
laboring men all understood this thing no
one of them would ever be found voting
the Democratic ticket. Il -ChaHJerSLu,ry Re
poSttory.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

TAMMANY IN TRoUBLE-Th Irish aud
Germans OF New York city both appears
10 be IN revolt against Tammauy, The
ChlSeH Ia pemocra,ic papcr, We belieyel
says The queerest thing that has hap
peued In the world Of politics for many
years is the course of the Germans a, the
present moment. These, although foreign
citizens, are largely Joining the lodges OF
Tie Native American party, They are 50
angry with the Irish, aud So disguised with
Tammany heretofore has never
been able Ia recognize but one clique ST
Germans- that they are ia a condition ot
olen rebelllon, and even approve the strong
est American principles, This may b,
philosophical, as tho 1eulonlo mind usual
u shows itaelf 10 lac, but il is certainly ca,
Tioua and not altogether what was 10 b. ex-
poeled. n Il g@s on, u threatsns more
troubln to lanniany Hall than any danger
which has yet aTlsen, ior IA viii Inevitably
glyV .hs Know NoIhlngs tho balance VI
power"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
MaiserIiancous.
LOVE AM, RELEGFON.

4 Young La7y ducgcd TO hare been Kidnapped by
her Catholic Friends
a despatch from Springfield, Illinois,
says Our papers are filled with details of
n wedding broken of, it is alleged, through
the devices of the Roman Catholic nuns
and priests of this city. 1t seems that "
young lady. Catholic and member Of
an earnest Catholic family. became betroth.
ed TO a young mau whose connection were
with the Episcopal Church. She declared
that, rs his home was to be hers, and his
heart hers, his fate should also be he rs for
the purpose of the wedding-sh she would be
! married where ard as he desired a vio~
lent commotion was the consequence. Her
mother and brother cntreated and threat
encd; the priests added their warning.
She stubbornly persisted. Her brother, who
had promised to give her an expensive
outfit, charged his MIND and declared that
the obstinate girl should not have n cent.
Her lover thereupon gave her Protestant
friends n blank check, to be so used by her
that she should want nothing. At this juno
ture, more stringent measures were resort
cd to. The Journal says:
1t appears. if reports are to be believed,
that the young lady received au invitation
from the Lady Superior of the Convent,
near this city. TO call, rs she wished to sec
,
tion in person, and went to the convent to
pay her respects to the Lady Superior. On
arriving at the convent she found several
of the Catholic priests of the city there, be.
sides goodly number of nuns, ready to
catechise her in relation to the. offence of
being married by any one except Catholic
priest. What transpired there particularly,
we do not propose to state, but those who
know the ways Of Catholics in such matters
can draw their own conclusion"
The young lady still PERSISTED, it is said
in her unholy attempt TO marry the man of
her choice in the church of their choice
but suddenly, on Thursday morning-,hc
morning of the wedding-it was found that
she had disappeared-disappearcd from
her house, from her friends, from her lover,
from the city, without word of eXplaua-
tion to anybody. The utmost indignation
is felt by the Protestants, who allcgo the
improbable story that the girl has been
kidnapped and locked up in the adjacent
convent, or has been spirited away to St
Louis or Chicago. The victim of this
treachery is calm and patient, but he de-
clares that he will yet vindicatc his rights
and rescue the lady from her prosecutors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

ftfuER "details al the Dghlln riot show
that 4 aas lluly uail0lAl la splFli a. Ia
loeatlpn. A uiass uleriing was cnu,sned
u ask alnbeslY lfuin lhe gogsrnHitnt ior
political oli,udtIa aho had kien lrlei anl
sfnleneed. Ani tho IelilloaeFs emphasls,
ei lhslT reaufsi lof merrY ID catching Ani
pnnnlgling 80 uialY ~ thr sfrtauls ~ ,ha
sossFnmsni ~ lhey goui rakly lay haills
upln Thar pat unB I,o.leelpfp lnla llie
hasliial, ani aele iifu Tuaiei - IslHhil-
esnisnls ~ lasa ~ sstilgiRs ! gtqufsi
of nslgl aiA blalseas taaf " bf,lbls,
bai lis bgle safefs sifunsll u las sol
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
10Lines, or abont 100 Words, make Sduare
LADIES' RIDING MATCH.-par,,u,N s1i
THIRD DAY AT IL, A. N


.. THIRD DAY AT IL, A. NJ.
Three to enter and each lady to be accompanied
by n gentleman.
First Premium 4 10
Second &c
Judges.-Mrs. W. l.. Dewart, Mr.. w. G. Law
renee, Mrs Robert Montgomery, Mrs. Z. l.. Hack
enburg, Miss @. kapp, Miss B. Horton. Mrs.
Jacob NJ. Folmer, Mrs. J. Z. Montgomery Miss
Emma Haas, Mrs. A. @. Mari. Mrs. Charles
Wctzel, Mrs. DR.. Eyster, Mrs. James Vnndykc,
and Mrs. Henrietta Cooper.
PREMIUM FOR BAND AND STRING BAND.
purse of $50, and free access to the fair grounds
mt all times.
Best Band ee5
2d &c 90 1E
3D. Z" " IA
Jndges-lion. F. Bound, Thos d. Grant, John
W. Buchcr., Judge Patton, j. B. Newbaker, j.
+. Marr, n. +. Browne, Geo. I'm and John
Adams.
SHOOTING ON TIE WING.-PURsE. $40
Each contestant shall have five birds from
spring trap to shoot at. to be furnished bv the
Society. umpres and rcierrLs TO be selected by
contestants.
The Packer Guards have been engaged TO
guard the Fair grounds during the Fair.
Arrangements have been made with Irn r.
element to have the Steamboat hartcrcd duriur
the Fair, SO that free passage may be had to
those crossing over from Snyder county
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL ExHIBI-
TUON
SUN BURY,

OF THE NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY AG-
RICULTURAL SOCIETY, TO BE HELDIN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
ron SALE.

FOh hAIh,
fI,No VALUABLE LOIS oa lks esnnsf uf
u areaai ana lhcslnui tllecls, IA, the A.,
'sAsh "a eshbaisi "a shleh ihels aIe sfe,io.i
.ts, aasliias heAtfi slallg ahd oalhAiliiags.
'As Ay'i.ss1saa, la1s " hagh bsllss, ase'd,
Aisel 4 "a en Assktl stfost, Ia the iafoash
~ einb4fsi eA aAifh iAt4e sGa 4 iatliln.f hausa
s4ahis sA4 eaipsllllnsf, lnisifr "a tle ililca vi
Af koLikktus,
w. ~ AefA ~ AiialAlsilsts
A ''.s.. ai !, i'iSi.'i. S.. ...,. !, ..... 's,.ss
Go.ii ~. y; Il. 4 l,..'isss''' =. Sla. e.si.
~ so - ~ stt sFs4
C,eg.s gsa'' = D........'' ~ s..ul'.l Do.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
EXCHANGE LIVERY.
DENTISTRY.

GEORGE NJ. RENN,
In S'mpsOa's Building, Market Square,
SUDBURY, Pa,
prepared 20 do all kinds Of work pertaining
L To pentistTy, lie keeps constantly on hand
u large assortment Of Teeth, aud other Dental
material, hom which he viii be ahlu TO select,
and meet the wants of hls customers.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction, or else
The money refunded.
This very beat Mouth Wash and Tooth- Powders
kcld 0n hand,
Ills references are the numerous patrons for
whom he has worked for the last twelve years,
hunbury, April sl, ls1l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
OFFICERS

On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPt
TENDER Goth, 2Tth and 2sth, 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
EApORsENEAT oF Inf rRFas.

as asly ihesssais sglei "A lhis fsiabiisb-
lifsli ,esf sllef lesfi ssi ihe ualatfuIt lia
galism Hsfshsl plsfsiloas lsliaglael lg Dl
lthHfiaHi sAHtstsi pl ga tIlstfiiiail,ei ~ ~
Fftts fh4 iAfbl ahs4 lslsiti noilftf VI slli n
hsfs ~ sitt assiH sa4 afsla ~ fiuit ~ leliil
tffilEf Aii fsaiAf "a s.ll iaaa n ltlissisf
"a sai'ifl ssls llsssssi .ssttll fslei
fstfssiI u, lsh, III
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

JOSEPH BIRD, PRESIDENT; JOHN MCFARLAND,
Vice President; G. w. Armstrong, Secretary
j. II. Mccormick, Treasurer Lemue Shipman,
Corresponding Secretary; John II. Vincent, As.
sistant Secretary George b. Caldwalladcr, As
sistant Treasurer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
FLOWING MATCH.

Second Day, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Best Flowing s10
Cd best " r
Sd ss &C g 20
Judges.-Joseph Gass, George Seller, II. g.
Kline, Samuel Hoover, Adam Lcnkcr, James
Smith,, Adam Vandling and John Lesher.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

Best Boar and Sow under 6 months 5
I'd best " 9 so
Best litter of Pigs from to 10 weeks old 5
I'd best so
Best fat Hogs, 9 or more 5
I'd Best so
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
bAGEnY BAKERY n BAKERY N
LInNANn nnNFnrn

LtOSAkD poYEKTH,
hAh lasi ul'rHed = uIsl class h.kefy on Tfsut
slfesi usal ga ksllfaad drlsA a holtsau4Lsi
lad, Aal h pfgpafrl ~ lsInish tha ehiaana VI
selhsiabsliaeA aaA eaBluIy sllh au klsls vi
hfsai aHd rskfs, each AZ
hkONh bhlAn,
MAX hkEAn,
hhkAn hAkkn 0H lhs HKAkTll,
kslls sHi fslllt,
h'ssd ssa e.tss a.llgsssi " ss.lsl.sls s,sl,
NislHiHa,
sssi q, hsllf, Fsuss, Nslalss,. Fsiis, Al.
lYiHiihei - sAsls saills'
hisf Ffsfiissl taksf, ssi hsslss sssksi
set Nt.is'f e ~ eantsil a. sfflal biala .4st.
N tiai A. slis aailtfsll liia \ N, easls,..st. t
hffriHllff ff -
uii1if 80 ffflsTi ifsilg taalaIi,st
RsitAsisAfi 80. isss IA. lsli a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
SEw coal YAaD.

INlt undersigned having connected the Coal
business With hla extensive fLouR a GRAIN
uade, u prepared 10 sapply families Nlih lhe
VERY nEsr OR COAI,
ttikAr tOa CASH.
tss, stove and Aui, tohstantly oA baud. Grain
taken la exchange foT Coal
IN, CADwALLApER.
hunbufy, Jan, 10, 1870 .-lL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
DR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated Institution, has
discovered the most certain, speedy, pleasant and
effectual remedy in the world for all
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCF
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
0,OAL! COAL! COAL!-GI

IIOAIi COALi COAL!-GRANT BROS,
~ shippers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
CLOVER wHARF.)
~ Sole Agents, westward, at the celebrated
Henry Clay Coal. janlg-G6
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
Business 6arSs.
J. PACKER HAAS.
COACIIyIAKERS.

WYE are selling Rims, Spckes, Hubs. Springs,
w Canvass, Bolts, Clips, Ay!es. &c, very
Large Stock at CONEEY ~ co.
Sunbury, March 80, 1869.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16
T G. MARKLE q CO. Market Street

u. SUNBURY, PA.
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Varnishes, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
Pocket Books, Dairies, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-16

JudgeS.-Mrs. VIM. NJ Rockefeller, Mrs. A. Jor-
dan, Mrs. VIM. Heinen, Mrs. j. b. Davis. Mrs.
VIM. T. Forsythe, Mrs. Geo. b. Cadwallader,
Mrs. p. NJ. Shndel, Mrs. John Mcfarland, Mrs.
Faber, Miss Belle Martz, Mrs. c. j. Bruner, Miss
Clara Miller, Miss Mary Weaver, Miss Hannah
Priestley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-03
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
CITY OF RICHMOND.-In execution of de-
cree of the Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered
on the l4th Of October, 1871 In the case OF =
crs, &c., Us. Mycrs's administrator and ais ,
will sell at auction, upon the premises Iespec-
lively In the order named below, the following
real estate in the city of Richmond Of which the
late Joseph Myers died seized, 10 wit:
o. clock z. NJ. a BRICK HOUSE, anda VACANT
LOT adjoining, on the south side Of Duval be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, Goxl2o feet. TO an
alley 16 feet.
The house has four rooms, and is occupied by
Heury Peasants. .
ImInf Ill .tey terwards-say at 81 o'clock the
TWO THREE-STOkY BRICK DWELLINGS 1T
the southwest corner IF seventh and Clay streets.
occupied respectively By Messrs. c. joplin and
w. +. Garrett
Each house has about eleven rooms Including
the atlics kitchens with about five rooms each /;
Also. = pretty BUILDING lot adjoining the
above on The so,pt5 iro.tn s on Seventh street.
And on " WEDNESDAY,, Sth November. at half
past 4 O'Clock =. NJ, two valuable STORES and
DWELLINGS on the north side Of Broad be-
tween Foushee and First streets, numbered ia and
Robinson. The former is of brick, with five rooms
above the store ; the latter Is of brick and wood.
with four rooms above, and each lot fronts feet
and runs back III feet to an alley 16 feet wide.
A favorable opportunity for investing In good
real estate Is here offered.
TERMS One. fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, titles being retained by the
count until the notes p I'D and convevau ces d.
rected by the court. THOMAS j., Ev sNnsr
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
oc 20-,bct20 % 26 2S, 3t& NoVl.2.34 67S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-03
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
1910 No n, nfrpet

MAGNIFICENT ESTATE On IH IL,
wi IOWER JANIS FOR s&J.E AT PIIBIIC
aUCTIO v by C0MMISSIONERs.-Cn HU I
DAY the Of Novemoe. next ir pf M' BEAN ia
DON the well. known residence OF the iate IL
liam b. Harrison, Esq. ,,o,,or boen
un nM1t The w market In Virginia.
rhe estate has always comprised TWO iarms'
which will be sold separately. r,cun
The %fEsh Ss paBEseF eH sHRRsS'A
EiGiTBs tslss) ACRES Of the TiGessf anusl I'm
under the plough &C. ONE ~ wdoS.Iand: and oNE
HIINDeED AND FIFTY u5c) ACRES heavily
timber ed, cypress and swee;-gcm swamp W2Gu
IN James river below Richmond. fronting, with
wings. two hundred and fifty feet, having hne
prospect OF the river; grounds filled with beautl-
Including very large maguolias and pecans IN tuil
bearing. An unusual number OF plantation build
g brick and VIC 3D. ~, 6aH reps
dollarsl, The SOIL chocolate loan, well drained
and tilted river front OF six miles, and marsh
OF seven hundred (7oo) acres aboundinG III nSn
The upper quarter, a solid tract OF s47 (elght
hund, ed and foftyseven) acres, under the plo1qn,
and thirty. ur) OF forest, mostly large white oak,
wei timbe,ed and very convenient; one mile OF
river front-very bod shoTe; Al IL me me- nscesIafy
This enti estate has belonged to the late owner
ard his ancestors a century ana half, anu 10 one
of the most fertile and beautiful on the c9ntlnen
In 1851 fourteen thousand bushels OF ~neat any
the same quantity Of corn we're sold from IL, VIII
no other fertilizer than lime and clover. Inc son
ia emiuently suited TO all the grains grasse
yepet Ibes and fruits which grow In TN latltude
Those wlshingto purchase are invited 10 vls,t
the property. There Is daily steamboat commu-
nIcstlon with Norfolk and Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE (appointed by coursl very
liberal; or e-foutth cash balance In equI lnssat.
ments, one, two, and taree years negotlaple
notes, approved security, six per cent, Interest ;
title retained until I'll payne nts mare.
crop Of wheat and winter oats Is being now
seeded with careful preparation, and ploughIng
for the next corn crop will be done for Deneht OF
purchase to whom full possession Will be given
on 1st January, 1872. ..,,,,,
The executors, who are heirs, assure Inc puouc
that the court will confirm this sale.
On the day OF sale. communication VIII be se-
cured to- bidders with Richmond. Petersburg,
and Norfolk, and the guests entertained on the
premises. lawn u,,o,,o.,D
ACRES OF WUDII-LAND,i in several tracts.
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
G. SHIRLEY HARRISON,
GEORGE BYRD IIAE2I- ON.
Executors and commissioners under cecree Oh tne
Circuit Court at May term.
A plat Of he above farm, showing s'ylc 81 Dullu-
ipgs, wafer 'front.' &C., can be seen AZ our once.
-Ano' LYME u BROTHER,
or 7-cod.NolStdtd AuctIoneegs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-03
By wellington eoddtn'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
,orner Eleventh ani'Bank streets.

aRGE AND WELL-LOCAIED
IL FIR MED DWEIbIsG,, IN N, M MAI ! =
TGWEEN BiDDLE AND BARNEY ST Reefs,
AHb THAT VACANT LOT sT { ON = I T rHs
South SIDE or B'DDL F, sTaEsT, FOB ZOE
Claiborne Burnett, shal! sen a. auction, on
the premises on MONDAY the 9th November
ably we'll built and conveniently located RESI-
DENCE now. in the occupancy of Mr. Burnett.
The lot has front OF e3 ff ct and depth Of nearly
200 feet. the front Of which is handsomely sc. in
box and shade trees. The dwelling contains
above the basement six large rooms and several
closets and is built in the best manner and ofvcry
superior materials and although needing re-
pairs, Is still very comfortable.
Also, the LOT on The south tide OF Biddle strict
fronting about Is by 60 feet, more or less:
The dwelling is Insured In two ofiicee for rs 500
MIR. Burnett will take pleasure In showing The
premises to those who may call on him.
TERMS 0ne-thtrd cash; balance st 8, II: ant
IS months, bearing interest, secured ~ trust
deed w. GUDDIN,
ocs Real Estate Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-03
BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

COMMITTEE SALE OF COACH MA
" TEkIAL AT AUCTION.-I will sell on
TUESDAY, November 7th. at 10 o'c lock. ut the
coach factory on Franklin street formerly occu-
pied by Alfred King, an extensive stock OF
COACHMaKERS' NATERInLS and UNFIN-
ISHED WORK, comprising a number OF large
BODIES, such as
Outside seat RUCKAWAYS.
Four ard six-seaied ROCkAWA9S,
BUGGlES, painted and nnpaintcd.
ALSO.
CARRIAGE PARTS, some ironed.
Together with LACE, PRINCES, HANDLES,
LA MPI aid goods generally pertaining to a large
esta bills hment.
TRIMS: All sums under $50 cash. over that
amount four months cr> dit for approved, en-
dorsed, negotiable notes.
BY order of the com mittae.
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
oca1 Auctioneer.