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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02
WASHBURN'S SPEECHES.


We have published two of Gen. Wash
burns Speeches in his discussion with
Judge D0olittle-one in the TELEGRAPH
Of Oc5ober IL, and the other in the TEL
EGRAPH Of October 10. These speech S
have reference, among other things, to
the collection Of the revenue, the expen-
ditures, the payment of the public debt
the restoration Of peace, the reconAruc
ton Of the rebel states, Johnson's plan Of
reconstruction, Doolittle on negro rights
IN 1866, his support of the civil rights
bill, and his opposing 1t after Johnsoas
veto, universal amnesty aud universal
suffrage, The XII Klux bill, Capitalization
and dcspotism, and the tariff. Thee
subjects are ali treated fairly and very
ably. And it is shown that DoolittIe
has been on both sides If all or nearly all
Of them
When Washburn was Tor universal
amnesty and universal suffrage Doolittle
was for The halter for Influential traitors,
and leniency for the honest boy and the
deluded man. Washburn shows that
Doolittle voted for the present tariff law
and that up till he left the Senate on the
Ath Of March 1869 he made no move tC
modify the law which he now declam:
so eloquently against. It is quite clca1
that in all Do0littie's action as Senator
he has been more of u protectionist than
Washburn has ever been. We comment
this part of Washburn's speech to u care
full reading and the candid consideration
Of all, and more especially those wh'
favor free trade principles.
The amendments OF The constitution
the Ku-Klux bill, Capitalization and
prospective Presidential coup det0'
equally with the acknowledgements of th
negro, the neglect of amnesty, and tn
ubiquitous tariff, are themes Of Dool1ttle
complaints and Trades against the Gov
eminent And these are all handsomel
and ably met by Washburn If ther
are any readers Of the TELEGRAPH VIII
have not already read these speeches W
would advise them to give them a care
ful reading. No matter whether the
are Republicans or Democrats, whethe
they agree OF disagree with Washbur,
they will find the speeches well wort
reading.
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Twen y-ive years experience.
Pamphlets containing P4G1 IL Laws, with full di.
trctiOns 0V 30 obtlia PitenCs, 1ree.
Donnd youn} Of 1l3 p4se3 continuing the
Wv Census oy cDqa,iaS IA Ill urge ciGies, t40
~ graYlngs OF NJ 1chaoical Movements, Patent
Laws and rules FIR OOtaiutns PItents, mliled on
receipt Of rs ceuts
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We will supply the Evening Post as follows:

An arrangement with the publishers OF the
Christian Union, edited by Henry Ward Beechcr,
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Weekly Evenirg Post one year and the Christian
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02

The following characteristic funeral
item is from the Kansas City Times, of
the 10th: THE funeral Of Mike Viii.
liams, shot by Wild Bill, at Abilene, took
place in this city on Sunday. Wild Bill
paid the expenses of the funeral" The
Chattanooga Times adds" Dir. Williams,
we have no doubt, deeply regrets his in.
ability to thank Wild Bill for his liber.
alltv."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

MpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
@D out of the Circuit Court IN and for the County
OF Kenvsha, State of Wisconsin. in favor OF David
W. Baker, Plaintiff, and against the goods,
chattes and real state of William Fosdlck and
Lyman Fosdick, Defendants. to me directed and
delivered, have, for want OF goods and chattels
to make the sum therein mentioned, levied upor
and taken all the right. title and interest which
the defendan Lyman FSosdick had on the twenty
fifth day OF Aprl, A. d. 1871, at any time after
ward in or to the northeast quarter OF the north
in the town OF Randall. County OF Kenoshaa and
state Of Wisconsin,. Which aforesaid property I
shall exoose for sale and sell at public auction, as
House in the city or Kenosha, county Of Kenosha
ana state aforesaid, on Friday the 22d day Of
September, a. D. 1871, at one O'Clock in the after
noon Of that day, s-.a ~~F 4
Dated Sherif's Office, Kenosha. Aug. 9th, 1871.
JOHN LUCAS,
Sheriff Kenosha Co., Wis.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
Dosr oFFIoE AND UNITED STATES COURT House.

i New YORK city
OrricF or SUPERINTENDENT, Oct. 81, 1871
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed proposals will be received nj the Office of the Super
irerIn fitting pu ting in place the wrought and cast
iron work exhibited in Plans specifications and schedules
now this consisting OF rolled iron beams channel
irons, angle aud irons tie rods, boier-iron plates,
angle patcs bolts vets &C. and columns,
pilssers. cornices, brackets, bed plates, &C.
The work of the plasters roled-ron beams de-
story, Furnished delivered lifted aud put In
place rapidly required by the Superintendent or the pro-
gcss Of the work the whole to be completed and put place
The contractors will be permitted the of the derrcks
engines putting tho in place without charge but
will be required 20 the tfuc OF the men employed IN
working them, who will be furnished by the department
when required
All seal oil log to be furnished by the contractors.
Proposals win be mado by the piece liuea foot or ny
the rious beams channel irons, castings &c.
provided for ia the schedules. ,.,-
The work win be subdvided among different biners,
but will he cons cred In the aggregate. -, -. - -.
Payments will be made monthly. deductnR ten per cent
until the ana completion OF the contract. 49,. -.
Al bids be accom- anicd 10y penal bond ~ ,he sum
OF 100000 that the bidder will accept and perform .ne
tract awarded him, the su cheney OF the secuty 70 ~
ccrtihcd by the Unei States Judge, Clerk o. ,ne tn
States Court District Attorney OF tie DISTRICT "neo ne "
sides. =, ,.,,.
The department reserves the right reject or all bids
deomcu the interest OF the government 70 90 So
and bid that not male the printed form 70 oe oo
this occ nnt does not conform IN every rspeot
requirements OF III vertisenct VIII not pc consul
ered neither win proposals he received frosA parties
or wrought iron work. and have necessary IA
ciiiiies for getting out tho work =. -, $500,
p,oposa vi ne endorsed Bids for Iron WORK., and ad
drsssedio CALVIN THuLBukn suoeriniendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

TIME GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
i line for Charleston, s. g.. the Florida ports
and the
South and Southwest,
sailing from pier No. % North River, at 2 r. NJ every
Tuesday, Thursday amt Saturday.
The first class sidcwheel ateamshp
CHAMPION, Captain X. w. LOCKWOOD
will sail on Saturday, November4
Through tickets and bills of adng issued at owe
rates.
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY X. MORGAN CO.,
III West street, corner OF Warren
For through freight tariff and rates apply TO
BENTLEY ID. HASELL, General Agent.
Great Southern Freight Line, BIZ Broadway,
corner OF Thomas street.
The steamship CHARLESTON will follow and sail on
Tuesday, November ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

w II. 0RIrFITH's BEvELLED TABLES, WITH
Deaneys patent Wire Cushions, can only be bought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

N CITY AUCTION MART AND N. z. TATTERSALLS,
corner OF broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR g. w. BARKER, AUCTiONEER,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twcntyfonr hours allowed for trial
Horse sold
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Hghbred brown trong eld!ng. got ov Geo. NJ Pachen,
10 heh, 10 odd; beat 2f0; elegant driver
PAR OF elegant trong Gedngs, sorre high,
6ycars old both sired BY Hero; beat mnulcs war
ranted sound and kind.
well broken warranted sound aud kind full sister to Dcx
trous.
Elegant mahogany bay saddle Horse high years old
all known gas; great style and action perfect ladys
saddle horse: warranted sound and kind
Fast brown Geding sired by Hiram Drew, lSN high.
years Old has record of 2i2 and beat si5 to-day
prompt AMI stylish driver great roadster elegant under
saddle; warranted sound and kind.
Gentleman's Road Establishment consisting of hand
and superior black Mare, 5 high years old sired
tro In So great endurance vices; afraid oil moth
ing gentle lady drive, and kind.
Also hne light Road Wagon, butt BY styers Harness. Ban
Black Horse l5lS high good free driver ns
worker warranted sound and Kind except slightly at
the knees. Also Business Wagon, Harness. &c
and well bred brown Staon sired by Toronto Chief;
Ia l5ii high Od rce prompt and gamy drivers
in minutes fears locomotive has been driven by
lady the past two years. very heavy lowing name and tau;
Large invoice OF Bakers celebrated Fyaporatng Horse
New and second hand Harness, Horse Clothing, Whips,
Lap Robes, Brides Saddles, NC.
Six Top and no top Road WaEons bns, city builders.
Depot Express ana business Wagons
Also several other Hortcs.
Full description AZ sale.
Sales postponed account OF weather.
Orders the Clipping Horses with the
American Clipping Machine which now IN operation at the
OF Lexington and Twenyrourh 81. Get Bosrs
clipped In one hour
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REWARDS.

nETECTTvFs- cox KING, 40 BROADWAY AND IL
New Established ls62-furnish reliab
experienced operatives. Branch Offices Chicago
Louis Correspondents in all principal cities Europe.
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r ONION AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
IL No. pier North RIVER
For London direct,
steamship PARAGUAY, Saturday. Nov. "a. n.
Rates oil passage m currency
First cabin $50: SECOND cabin, 35o; siserage, $50
HoxLxS6 4 AsPrswALL,-Aren,s.
~ South street
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PROPOSALS.

NEW LONDON WATER WORKS.
IN CnIRF ENGINEEI's OFFICE,
Nov. !, leTl.5
TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES
The Boari of Water Commissioners OF the city OF New
London prepared to receive proposals for about
feet of cemenined and coated Sheet Iron Water Pipe
together with It's appendagcs Of drants Gates,
dc., to be laid and set complete.
Drawings, SPECIFICATIONS OF contract may be
blank proposals obtained at the once of the
engineer, City Hall Building
Tenders must be delivered the Commss,oners' Office
New Conn.,, before Wednesday, November 15
inst nj IL O'Clock NJ The Commissioners the right
any all tenders deemed for the best interest of
the city.
BY order OF The Commissioners.
J. I. FANNING, Chief Engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

DALTtC LLOYD.
ID For sicitn direct touching at chFsansand copen
hagen TO land passengers AMI mails.
The fret class iron ssmsnip
FRANKLIN. Captain r. preycr,
viii sail Tuesday. Nov. at r. NJ from pier " North
River. To be followed by steamship HUMBOLDT. Captain
r. Rarnndon. on TUESDAY, Nov. -
Cabin passage, gold, $50. stccrase. gold. ~
Freight 81 Petersburg and other important ports OF hs
Baltic received AMI through bills Of iAiins sisnef For
" wESDT 4 RAMMELsBER0, Agents,
oncc 20 broadway
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SPORTING DOCS, BIRDS, &c.
LvOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
DC. Medicines for all Diseases prepared Food for mock
Ing BIRDS, at b. g. DOVEy'S, No. Greene street,
Canal
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L,OR INDIANOLA TEXAS, VIA HAVANA
l. The steamer BOLIVAR is now receiving freight a
pier 81 East kiver will sail for the above ports
dry, November L. @. H. MALLORY A Co,
Ia3 Maiden lane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27
By W. Il. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY De
4 SIRABLE LITTLE FARM OF NINETY.
EIGHT AND ONE-HALF ACRES IN row
HAITIAN COUNTY, IGHTEEN MILES FRG3
RICHMOND AND ABOUT ONE NILE MOTH
FROM TOMAHkWk STATION, RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILRDAD.--By virtue Of q
decd or trust executed to tie 5ub3crber by NJ T.
william Meacock, bearing date March 10; 80,
ollice. shall, ut The request of the Dencnclaty
therein and at the desire Of Mir Meacock, pro-
reed to sell st public auction In front OF nc cus-
tom \ ousa on Bank street, In The city OIL El.i-
lnoni, on MONDAY, October 30 tlf fair; IL nCl,
the next fair day tEereatterl ut Inc hour OF IL
O'Clock NJ. that very desirable lille fhisht slt-
uslpd as above.described, aud containing ninety
eight and one-haf acres. There arc thil ty act es
rlta red the REMAINDER In WOODS, most ni Wihe!
Is of valuable character. About twenty-five acrts
are adapted to the production OF hne yelio"
There are o DWELLING Of five rooms, store;
house In ward, and several out buildings n Wen
of excellent water; four-acrc orchard OF cllolce
fruIts The place Is fenced. 1t being only ioht
miles from huguenot Springs makes u partlcu
larly desirable 8s summer resort III ls aiso II
good stand for q small mercantile business.
TERMS Cash rs to so much as may oe hecesaa.
~ to deiray the expenses OF executing ms liusI
aod to discharge bond OF $3.50, due ~ n hlarcn
Is7l ard nother of $3Oo. due 10th September ISL
md on n credit as to 1891 until 18th March. 1872,
and the remainder az any on such terms as ~ J
he announced al the sale the rtd't payments TO
bp secured by trust decd If required. purchaser
to pay taxes Tor 1871. - , ,,pr,-o ,.,
W II, Robins, AuCtioneer. oc la-tds
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BIZ James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
Tin Main ntrapt

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY De;
STABLE FagM II Sp TIE WI1 G 20 or Of Of
THE CITY OF. RICHMOND, and on the norm
sIde Of the Nine-Mlle road containing nqou y
neat FRAMED DWELLING thereon containing
four Iooms and all necessary Maiton and
wife dated tho st day Of January 1sSs ann ref Of
Henrico, being required 20 to do ~ Tue 2ep 1oI
ciarT therein named snail, on aONDA1 tpe S9i
day of October, 1871. II fair, II not the ne1t ia1r
day thereafter, on the premises nc o,ciock Z
M. proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE conVeyssa
Inv said deed rs above named and ad)oIlilg UNI
lands or r. NJ Thorn and others, being Inc Saihe
mon " hich The said Melton lately resided.
a cur ope-tnird OF the land is Cleared; the nai
ance in woods. The wood standing on me lanu VII
Weld from thirty to thIrtyfve cords TO The acre oi
good pine wood. ,,,, g., anal, 70 INV ex-
nenHes of sale and note of III 900, with inttres
rom January l. 1868, snbl ect TO a credit or *3Co
Maid March IL, 1870. and 1900 paid December IL,
is7o and the residue upon such terms rs may De
made known Oh the day OF sale.
''A>'e A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
J.MEs NJ. TAYLOR, Aucti0neer. oc ~
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BY HIli 4 G0ddln,
kGc.ioncara and Real Estate Agents,
No. llO8 Main street.

TeRJTSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING
ANn BUILDING lots ON CHURCH
HILB.-Bv virtue of q deed Of trust executed bS
John G.. Watkins to the Subscriber. as trustee.
dated o?l day Of February 1870. AMI OF record IN
The Clerks offices Of Richmond Hastings Court
and Henricn County Court, he!ng there" requ req
Inv The creditor viii sell 1T auction, on the pre-
misses on SATURDAY, November ath. at ~
O'Clock p. ~. the REICk HOUSE on the corner or,
of Thirtieth *nd streets having ifona on mr.
ttch ST, Get Of ai feet hy III feet cep. The hou:e
has four rocms. with Kitchen In the yard, and VA
ter on The premltcs.
ALSO, the EACs IT LOTS on \ hirLy.lir ST slrret
cnrn,npnrira al the cc,nor Of Thirty first and %
stress aud running Snulhwardly loo feet, having
Il d nth Of the whole :qu9rc
TERMS: Cash AS 10 he expenses or sale and TO
nav OF A d, b. Of $s63.45 with interest and as 10
ihe balance. upon sCch terms SIS shall he an
nounred ut the sale. II is probable more favora-
bic terms IN y be given on day OF rale.
ar o5. IDS JnHN a. COKE, Trustee.
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MsCRxIEERY. &c.

MACHINE WORKS.
.. SLOAT L ABDlNGTON,
Nos. Ia:2, 1874, 1920 aud l42s Cary street,
aud Scl. - ant Is south 18th street,
RI G II MOND, VA.
We make sill kinds OF new work in the MA
CHlklSr LINE, REtAIR ALL KINDS OF
SORTS OF Work In our line. Also, make The
them on hand, as we'll AZ TOBACCO SCREWS OF
and all articles for the manufacture of tobacco,
We Nc p on hand for sale All sizes OF
NEW and SECOSD-HASD ENGINES,
BO1LEkS, SAW-MILLS,
URlSr MILLS, POWER PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES,
SHAFTING. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and BEVIL WHEELS,
And In fact general assortment or all ugeful ar
ucles in our line, together with
GOVERNOR,
UTICA co. STEAM GAUGES,
SElDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING
PEET VALVES. GLOBE VALVES,
TALLOW COCKS
sELF.O1IIHG CUPS, for both engines and
Z shaftlug;
FLUE CLEANERS,
OIL CANS WATER GAUGES &c.
All OF which we sell at reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms. .a.s 4 ". !!
N. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery, both new and secondhand. Come
ard see US. .'....T. ..
ocs sLoAT & ADDINGTON.
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Ey Grubbs Il Williams,
hrctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
18th t.. between Min and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
! VALUE BILE FOUNDRY PROPERTY &C
CI-p;ED Ply MEsSRS. ETTFNGFR & Ed
NOEn. RND TtE TOBACCO FACTORY AD-
IOINIHG II, ON I'll r SDIfTiI SIDE OF CARY
sTREET, EISTWFFE FIFTEENTH AND SF-
vFETFk 18th S?Hf.ETS. At aUETIoN.-ln
eve u,I.u ;r n deere" OF the oh .nctrY Court Of
Richmond entered 18th Of July, 1910, in the cases
Of ..Mttchclrs executor rs. Aitchcll and ntS,'
aui ~. y. Mitchell cS same we will ecu at
auction. upon tic premises, On SATURDAY, 40
y,mEcr 4lii at u O'Clock NJ. the property above
lccrl cr Ia. trc sam" fronting lG2 feet on the south
side Of Cary Street AMI running back about 2iG feet
[" within tlw feet 81 The connection ralrosd be-
tween the Danvlle and York river railroad depots.
Upon the property stands several large brick
and framed buildings, used by McSSrS. Fttcnger
4 edmond for foundry nud manu- ictirlug pur-
noses aud lar.e TOBACCO FACTORY adJuiu-
Ing. occupied hg George Mi'cS.
Rs reason Of It's situation In the centre Of the
business part Of the city, convon'eht to railroad
transportation and within short distance or the
dock, this property possesses great advantages
for manufacturing pm pc -ca. hnex 'mnation OF
It pre- vious to the day OF sale Is invited
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at four,
pl,H Tvs, I've, sixteen. twenty. and twenly-luur
moGihs, for Negotiable notes. with interest al ell
The little being retained hy the court until the noteg
ARE paid, haJREW JuH NSTON,
A.hUSTIN SMITH,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioners.
GRUDRs r. WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. Cc4
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The Dead Lettcr.

n
ny JOHN q. SAKE.
And can II no All, ycs, see
'Tts thirty vesrs aud bci,er
Since Mary Morgan SORT W '''
Th,a nusty ,ousky letter. ,n
',rn,,x hand i.hc couldn't spe'''
Az any IN an Innst v"tc IL
And twas, "a reIneinnr.
pretty hand that wF"'e
,,,w csl,aty now I Wow II ~.
As memory backward ~ SecsIL
The tslks, the wa a,as,si Changes
An" IN loved her I can gntss
h Hss,',e cash 10 CupId's h ors1ase', ess-
- nns.spd -sixpence no"
,SMa letter COST In pos'"h'
-,,o,n tina, wrote at such Tstc
~ I" revc 4, was a steep 6ns >
,.ttI r. ,nrdred notes Il calcuiaiel
"a certa iniy deep one
AMI vet IL died OF slow dee!ine-
rsfhsps suspicion chilled II:
we ouite forgotten IL twas mlhe
or Mary's flirting kllledN!
At last the fatal message came;
=. AZ Ietters-ple ace return them
And vonrs of course you wish the same
IL! send them back or burn thsn.'.
Two precious fools, Unjust allow,
whichever was the greater
| wonder II I'm wiser now.
Some seven luatres later
And shis alone remains: All. weii'
These words OF warm affection,
The faded ink. the purgent smell,
Are TO Oh for deep rejection.
They tell OF how the heart con,rl'eS
To change with fancy's fashion,
And how 4 drop OF mask survives
The strongest human passion
THarper's Kagnsine for November.
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.AvrsyrgHZ SALES.--FUTURE Dayge
By Grubts williams,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
r1o,cntb atree. between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU:
VI ABLE REAL ESTATE IN {, THE H, : N ISGIlp
TEFNTu hND FIFTEENTH STREETS.-1n
execution of n decree Of The Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered on the 22d day Of June Ell n
The snhscriber. speciaI commissioner appointed
for the purpose. viii ael AZ auction, upon The
nremiaes on TUESDAY. October 81. 1871, at l.
a. clock NJ If fair If not, then on the first fair day
thereafter Mt the same hour, at the rtsk and cost
Of John G. OVERLY, the REAL ESTATE WINCH ~
wac sold by the subscriber, rs commissioner, 70
fronting as feet on Cary street and running bacs
,e9 feet to an alley, being the property upon
which the shops Of +. Boyle now stand
TERMS Cash.
CHARLES q. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
Cprnps q WILLIAMS, GuctiOHeers. &C ~
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.1CrvnN sAIEs-Thls Day.
By Cook 4 Laughton, Anction.e.
80. c,,,a.,,or and Franklin streets.

By Cook 4 Laughton, Auctionsess s,,
Corner Governor and Franklin s'fee'''
HANDSOME cH IAAMsdS1Tof Fg sAk !:
II TUE, GAkPnETssS; b LIBRARY CASES
AZ AUCTfoN.-nn FRIDA,rr a ,ns rrI (up
At 10 O'Clock, we will sell al our A''''0 50
One HANDSOME w ,IIs1 }cv U earvcd:
h mIrm p "a SUIT, corcred"I green
Several Very handsome BRt1S1sSPENI TT Tn &c.
paRLOR and CHAMhElh, y
.,,o o,ccntnr OF Colonel D. Lee Pow
eli. d. c ,esTGd, s1y-nCTAvE PIANO, made by
NUNS r 90 nnrary consisting OF several hun,
pa1i o. "' noI,mes MISCELLANEOUS and
sCHC OL-BOOKS;
= OAK LIBnARY CAsES. ,,o-oorr
20 COOK & LAUGHTON,A uctloneers.
viii ba added to the above:
A lot Of DRESS GOoDs,
BOOTS, SHOES
CATERS. HOeIERT,
TABLE COVERS. &C.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
=. o. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27
AUCTION sAEEs..-FutureD Days.
BY wellington eoddin,
Raal Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
corner 18th and Bank streets.

TEN HANDSOME LOTS IN M NAN n;
CHEsTER, ON TIE NORTH SIDE !, m OF
TENTH or RL.KELEY sTRETETT&S f RpfRa T1
THE ABUTMTNT OF THE I,, nh Nv .oId a. anc,
E0R sa Inc premnea on ssTURDAx the ssa
oetober O'CLOCK F. F. M 2Ms into, nHs ten
ota m nv 100 feet to an alley These lots front
ON The north line of Rlakelcy Tenth stree,s and
a'e not only very egiblv ana hanas"nleISs 10. ~"
new free bridge aud the depots of the petcrsDnIg
and tnvle railroads For sure anu
TrHnrs: 0ne-rourth cash; balance ut FOUR
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable notes'
mi crest add ID, secured by trust geeu.
III. 81 ~ w GODD:N. AnCtfoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27
BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING

BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
i :, ESTABLISHMENT.-V. HEC HLER, JR,.
4 BkOrHERS Nos. Is, 20, and IS First Market
having ~ great expense re1tted their establish.
ment and added every improvement that The ex
perlence OF fifteen years contd devise, take plea
sure 10 announcing TO their friends and the pub
nc generally That they are now prepared to fur
nlsh no The trade and consumers every article
iound In their line Special attention given TO the
MAKING OF sAUSAGES for the southern market
Thankful for the patronage of friends and ,hs
pubic, We hope, by continued apple alton To
business, To merit the continuance Of the sans "
V. HkChLER, JR., Il BROTHERS.