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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-24

John n, Clark ~ son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Lime
Caclned Plaster Or. Bone, Cement salt GuanO super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos 23T and
230 Front st., Worcester, Mass.
du JOHN s. CLARK g. SON
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAS

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.
~ CHUSETTS.-ro Patrick MeCabc, Of Black
stone In the county Of Worcester and to any and all
other persons claiming any interest In about three
ourths gallon Of whskey In one Jug which, by virtue
Of warrant issued by me, Trial Justice within and
for said county, have been seized at the building of said
McCabe In said Blackstone, on the twentieth day OF
july In the year thousand eight hundred and sew
enytwo, the value Of which liquors. with the vessels
containing them, does not in my opinion exceed twenty
You are hereby required to appear before me. at nv
ONCE said Blackstone, on the seventeenth dny Of
Augu.t, In the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventy TO answer 10 the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them and for trial and
to show cause any you have, why said liquors and the
kept for sale by sald McCabe In violation the laws Of
this Commonwealth.
Witness my hand and seal, at Blackstone this TWEEN
tloh day of July. In the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy-two. SlLAS A. BURGESS
Trial Justice
sAML j. FLETCHER,
Jyl5 d2t State Constable
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All Persons who are subject to Dysentery. Cholera
Morbus. or any bowel complaints so frequent at this
season of the year, should procure bottle of Or.
wEArHEEBEEs DYsESTERY CURE, which has been a
well known and elcctual medicine In use for oycr
twenty years. Gail lorit at wEATnERBEE n CO.'S
Drug store, No. 800 Front ST. near Western Depot wor
ccster, Mass. d&wam jylO
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a.. q. SiOcOmb,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Mlhury, Mass.
ONCE hours-Inorning till o'clock u to 2 and 70
Pm. dti apJV
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worcester GAS Light Company.

I1tSAI SOuipilhys
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is offered TO the
public in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Ghaidron of IS bushels. ..............S5.0O
In quantities less than Half Chaldron Is cents per
bushel.
Payments may be made and orders for Its delivery will
be issued only at the Office of the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster ST.. up stairs. diff Iai
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NEW YORK. July 23-Cotton &c higher with a good
spinning demand; sales 1897 bales; mi doing upan
PIKE Flour dull and unchanged; sales 1000 bills state
$3.50 "a 7l5; Ohio $40 % 40; western $3.50 g SIS:
southern S5,S5 q IL. Wheat shade and more
doing in export sales $4,000 bush; No spring at S4T
"a l,48i No2, Sl44@l,46 in stOre winter red western
Sl,5S a Sl6ti white Michigan 81 IS "a Sl.s0, Corn
shade frmer, and in good demand, chiefly for specua
ton; sales 100000 bush; steamer mixed western SOC;
sail do, 81 "a 6lhc. Oats without decided change sales
$1,000 bush; Ohio "A G 46c; western Al 40 4ac. Beef
dull. Pork hrmer; new mess $3.50 "a Sl375. Lard IN
changed at q 94c. Butter dull; state 20 % &c.
Whisky steady at 9S&c. Rice firm at 81, a 9fe
Sugar steady MuscovadO ShfD SC; refining 81 % SIC.
Coffee dull; Rio l5A 90 lSAc. Molasses nominal Tur-
pentine steady at 5 @ 52c rosin quiet and steady at
S3S305 for strained. Petroleum firm crude l2A@ l3c;
refined 224c. Talow quiet at 81 q SAC Linseed oil at
81 q sec.
WATERFOWL. July 23.-Beef catte-recepts All head;
prices shade frmer ;ssales choice Sl0 "a 1925;
extra S. "a 81 50; first quality $3.50 "a $685. second
quality Sc a S7 third quality 81 so a $50 Sheep and
Llmbs-recepls 454 head; prices have not materially
changed since last week. sales in lots at 81 "a each;
extra $3.50 % So
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton duh at 2OT@2lc.
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ROE T E B
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a. 1879.

A letter from New Haven, written by
ssThomas H. Seymour Democrat" and publish
cd in one of the New York dailies, says, present
appearances indicate that the Greeley Cam
paign in Connecticut can meet nothing but dis
aster." A large proportion of the democrats
will not support Greeley, but, OF the contrary,
"bite their lips in wrath at the bare mention of
his name" The names of prominent democrats
who will not vote for Greeley are given; and the
writer adds: THUS, all over the state, may be
found men of the greatest prominence in the
party who will under no circumstances support
Greeley" Some of them will not vote at all,
some support the Louisville movement, others
are declaring for Grant. Meanwhile, VIM. w.
Eaton, Of Hartford, "who enjoys the widest
reputation, as democrat, of any mau in Con-
nectieut, will leave for Europe, in short time,
10 spare his eyes the sight of democrats cam
paigning for Greeley" The opinion of zone of
the oldest democrats in the state" expressed to
the writer last Saturday, is cited as follows
"Why, Greeley stands no more chance of carry
ing Connecticut than he docs of passing into
history as a wise and consistent man" Our
own private advices from Connecticut are SINH
lar to this letter, in tenor; and time has no ten
dency to cure this trouble of the Greeley cam
paigners; on the contrary, it is sure to become
worse.
Even the New York Herald rebukes the often
sive tone of Carl Sehurz's speech at St. Louis.
The Herald says: "The speech displays a little
too much personal bitterness towards the presi-
dent" and adds that "no one can read it with
out being impressed with the idea that his pres.
ent position is taken, not that he hates Greeley
less, but that he hates Grant more" Mr.
Schurz's war against the president is wholly
personal; that is to say, he was moved to begin
the quarrel by the presidents refusal to have
the official patronage Of the government used
in support of the Gratz Brown democratic ALI
auee in Missouri. Previous to the conspir-
acy of Schurz and Brown to betray and
break down the republican party in that state,
Mr.. Schurz had not appeared TO see any good
reason for undertaking crusade against Gen.
Grant Since that time he has been angry.
But he went out Of the republican party and
conspired Of his own accord, without reason,
and without the pretence of good reason; and,
il he must be angry, he should be angry with
himself, for his treacherous conspiracy against
his party which had just elected him to the
senate, was very foolish as well as very dis
honorable.
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GEO. F: HEWITT,

T'T
The public arc informed that GEO. r. HEWITT corner
Of Foster and waldo ss. s continues to manufacture
and furnish to the trade in any quantities, the genuine
original j. ~ lIammonds "soda Beer" dim lell
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GITUATION WANTED-To do general
- Homework Apply nj No. . Suffolk st,
y2i d5p
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Foreign Markets.-tBY Atlantic CableJ
LONDON, July 23.-ConsoIs closed unchanged Amerl.
can securities quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL July 23-COtton closed unchanged,
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The Wheat Field of America
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA,
embracing; l. The Best Of Wheat Land; O. Excellent
Timber for the Mill, the Farm, and the Fire; g. Rich
Prairie Pasturage, and Natural Meadow watered by
clear Lakes and running streams--in Healthfu Gil
mate where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake TO market as
cheaply as from Eastern Iowa OF Central Illinois, Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da
kota Price Of land close to track, 81 to IS per acre
further away, $3.50 10 g. SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds Northern Pacific 80 Bonds now selling
at par received for land at SlO No other unoccuped
Lands present such advantages to settlers
SOLDIERS under the the new law March 1871 get
100 FREE the railroad by one and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nlshcd from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands and to Settlers Government Home-
steads
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FREE
over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands aud Government Homesteads close to tho
track.
leI- Send for PAMPHLET containing full informa
ton, map and copy ofncw Homestead Law
Address LAND BEREAVEMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC r.
H., ST. PAUL, MIMI, or 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
1s.t.
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BOSTON STOCK SALISBURY %.

$4,000 Hartford and Erie Railroad 42A
s 900 Union Pacific Railroad 5s...............,.S9h
S3O00 Union Pacific railroad income los. ..........S3%
1000 Burlington Missouri S. in Neb....,. ...l03
% Boston and Albany railroad l50k
100 Hartford aud Erie railroad
Boston and Providence railroad ................l50
9Cn Saniusky and Cleveland railroad. ..,......22%
20 Chicago. Burlington and quincy R.........,l3lA
81 Michigan Central acknowledgements, l6@ll6h
Old Colony and Newport railroad ............ll55
90 PHIL VIII and Baltimore railroad ..............56
10 Vermont and Canada railroad ....... ..........9l
81 Burlington and Missouri railroad, In Iowa. lOSA
10 Boston and Maine railroad. 1917
20 Franklin Company, Lewiston .,.,,..,.,,... ll9A
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Notice.-'ro ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS You
are hereby notified that having legally secured the trade
mark "Soda Beer" any infringement, by tho en-
ployment In any way, OF the mark "SoDA BEER" or
any assimilation thereof in the manufacture sale of
Beer, will receive prompt legal attention
II
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1a C!OMMONwEALTH OF MAssA.

A true COPY, Attest;
,.o, sASiL j. FLETCHER,
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Geo. y. HOppin az Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal of all
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed, Lnseed Oil Meal.
ja22 diff Mechanic Al Worcester. Mass
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d. w. Chamberlain,

2l4 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets Wash Bowls
Wash Trays, Sinks, &C. &c. fitted short notice. and
IN thorough manner. dtf apis
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polygamy seems 10 De Favorable at least to
gorgeous Rhetoric. The editor OF the Salt
Lake Ee1Gt& SCI out TO write Al editorial OIL
the subject Of the Signal Service and lis
weather reports-not always "A dry subject,
10 be sure, but an ordinary mortal would
not see scope in it for this sort of thing
"When the god Of day, slowly descending
into the western seas, gathers about him his
cloudy drapery and places i'll his golden
culver luis fiery darts. aud the brilliant hucS
or the rainbow are scattered broadcast over
the heavens, tin,iu& with their gorgeous
dyes the sunset clouds, and casting 4 last
lingering glory over the bosom Of the earth.
then appeareth the chief signal officer al
Washington, who has perfected an apparatus
whereby the appearance and forms of the
clouds, with ali their lights and shadows,
may be recorded"
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ny Iync 4 Erothcr,
AuctionrcrS and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2.2 Main street.

| AfGE AND DESIRABLE BRI { X
- RESIDENCE SITUATED t,N THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN SEVENTH AMI
EIGHTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We shall, IT the request OF the owner, sci, At public
auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day OF October
ls72, At half-past O'Clock L. NJ, that valuable
BRICK RESIDENCE located as above described
occupIcd by Mr.. Charles FL. Page, containing
ten rooms; kitchen, Sc. This property Is very cen
traly located and convenient 10 business, &c. Thu
lot has front OF 50 by l5c feet To an alley.
TERMS: Very liberal, say ona-fourth cash; hal.
ance Mt O. 10 lS and 81 months for negotiable notes
seven per cent interest added secured by truss
deed. go LYME 4 BROTHER,
oc is-is, :2,2I, as,2a,.p Auetleneers,
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SIuET Cx YOUR CAEES.--Mcn q! business,
Believe ne, there i now and then profit
able venture III doing nothing at AL. IN Tue
power TO pit business aside, and abiding
n ~ and then Il perfect quiet, things Sonlc'
times sulve themselves, when we give them
that advantage, which refuse 10 come clear
f,r all oilr trying. We all Know HOW by
simply Etking some pe'plc!ty into Tie deep
est silence this side OF dcath--a good hi rh' )
slcep--we can do better sometimes than II
we sat up and wrought AT oar task all night.
When Matthew Murray, OF Leeds. wanted
10 see his way though some sore rCrp!cXity
in his Inventions. and all other effort was Of
no Use, he rested day and night tromall noise
and all ctlnr; save Tie effort iii active man las:
to keep himself quiet, and then IT." thing he
wanted would steal III, and look ii hun. and
light on him, and Stay, Is the birds used 10
light on the old hcrnit:, no more afraid OF
them than Of the trees under which they sat
And mothers, you may care and toll inccS-
sanity for your little ones, never resting 4
moment in your devotion, and then, because
YOU never do qut. but enter info your very
closet with little froci IL mend. You Shal
never he quite able to take the whole sun
light and sum of your motherhood into youl
heart. You will De- so tull Of care about tht
bread that pcriSilcs Il. 10 miss the bread thai
comClh down from heaven. No person il!
the world needs so tnuch now ana then tt
be still, and open her soul only TO the silence
as an earnest, energetic. wholc-hclrtcd mo-
ther. This eternal activity j. almost sure to
run at last III shadows Hpt'cf to!Igtr. q,
lR3GptHGClG.
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gi.-r1os alaHlIs--s.usure Bays.
49, :.
BY Wellington Godd!n'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT TRULY
- VALUABLE AND ADMIRABLY WELL LIZ III
GATED UNLF-ACRE LOT AT TIE NoRJu,
EAST CORSEE OF MAIN MD SiHI III
STREETS. WITH THE TWO COSTLY DIV Ell
iSt;S TjITlF0N. Now KNOW AS TIE Az
LINGTrN IiOI1SE.'--8t the request III 'lic parties
Interested and for the rurnnfe of eitcc,in@ ny
zion Ir' wen them. : shall sell at ancion' on ine
premises. on TUESDAY the l2th oi N oIrin,G,r.
1879, at ! O'Clock u. ~. that truly v1lEtule p'uti
known as tho ARLINGTON HOUSE, sittii"1 al, a,
RI. nrrihnnst corner Of Min and sixth streets
or hue front Of 100 feet and depth ~ iS'1 iei.
n r-i,I rn 80 divided - sell with each tehcin',
aIout a feet running hack I'll feet To pi1Eatt,,
ISS. 1g. feet vide with the corner lot 20 feet ana
,rth tho eastern ar inner lct303 f.e Inc Nv Eli :
ms cnntrin each about rwcn'y-iour rooms. Vet
ilr originally in the most durable auta'aiti,i ,i'i
costly at!Iir,, with marble InaItfs tirouEI ~.
I,u;:i also uth0rlu" dunrS on the rrlhcilS'l hooiS'
iron railing ~ front mounted on dressed Eianl,G
,rr.r handsome polticos, with Inaroic steps nhh
platforms. . ,, 80 ,,,,,,,, the
A. tlnv are universally regarded rs anln'.R We
h~t.huIt houses III the citya further WSctF,rh j.
,,cnmnI urnorc.strv. Tn" lcration = I"Ear''"n rs
very Desirable. IN in', in that Part 81 III" cii! VII
real estate is steadily Improving ~ 'allr': it,
house. were hr originally FOR private
and in their design and soidty are l'iniiitpis i.s"
I'm. thar nurrusc or the two together ~ adi,itoh'
Nigh; I've readily converted iuio splendid MOTEL
TrR3rs: Duc-fourth cash: balance NJ SIX. t"thc-
and "irlfrcn months bearing six per cent per an-
nam Interest at The option OF me ThrthtScr'
lie credit PAYMENTS may be extended 10 one. NO.
and three Years Ivy The payment OF i,cicss 1T Nv.
rate Of eight per cent. l"rannHin IN ci1l,t h
nr-otirbIc rntcS. interest a'i'!ci hail !crit
bv a decd of trust. - tyl ,;a,anr
or 2:.2tawtd- .tno, I1
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ny Grahbs x Wil!is'a>,
VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS - III. I'm
.Auctioncers ami Real t-sT1w Afe'oS'
Eleventh, street irtwecn Main ana b,i"~

VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS ~ ~, In
SEY Al AUCTiuN.--oh ~ ~ ~ ,,an The
October al a O'Clock T. 81, NC Wy S,n ,h, north.
promises, four most beantiG: ioa 2p :. srgl,,
east corner OF Floyd COR Felef's'i toe va
each 2lx!Se feet IL alley NV, ~, esst SIC
Also, two lots In the rear Of above =" ,,rn SIX
Poniar hetweea Floyd and Grove sts'''N'
Also. . lot on norsh side OF Main, neSim ILL.,
west OF I,yert street, sexlts ites 70 az Cherry
And lot on south side Q! cary ppsm s,rest
and Calvert streets, 52Ni5o ieet 10 neS t.shl aud
This saia embraces some Of the most sj ct, nrs,e
lmoroyine lots In Sidney, aud mast esr. I'm.
cod purchases nj stelr present mSiAss '"''
TERMS: At sste, ,,,,s .u,iiupeeIs.
&C .. GRIjRBS 4 WlLLlAMs' Alumni 's
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BY ". Goblin,
bN W byt'Ih'
Auctiouecr and Real fs't,t" AE'I''
corner Eleventh and Bans 's'''S'

IOMMISSlONERS'S SALE OF Il Jri'i,,.
~ ACRES Df LAND Oh llit IL ~ ~ ,"II1,t,,
SEVEN MILES ABOVE EitnHuN u, - ,N',, ,,
TIOE-By virtue Of 4 decree 81 the 't',D' IL, .
the United States Tor the El.tcrn ~ II. Ca
u, entered on tn" 18th octn!rr, ~, III I'' 'r-
H. TER, az The sI.uticcilp Bank, Va. t'' N n
,i.,nl commissioners thereby appointed. "'H e. 81,
nj auction. on the premises on MoNpn, rs ,a, -
Octnbrr lsr2 IT Il O'Clock ~, ihr ~ Ir,.5r.
tt,I-,r,, of Nr, iuila !, Gs"cn" q! I t":.hct .~,
mad,. nl.cr decree catered in This c'nre:, gig, r.
ing II f3l-Is acres. on Ih" r"!lt Side % t,
road, adjoining TIE ia!ds OF Dir. iiisS1'''''''''
others. $500. o>,,.p.t. 4
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 2etEay eAI'g11 ,.rs
sale ard 10 pay OF the note or sl9s7. NuN u
18th August 1871: balance ~ SIX anu twrH' II
for rrgctisiie notes interest added, ana tle w.
I'm The whole purchase uloneS Il paid ,g I'D
The sale " III ha uiada ~ the risk Hiia g. "
former purchaser. +. VI. GAKNETt.
'o''''' f"t II PLEAStHT@.
Comm! isiohtiN
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= ANDY JouNsoS Nyur!N" roErGy t"R TnK
LADIES. In his cleCloncerlng tours III Ten,
nesscc iudy johnson always manages to
please the ladies. Kcuarking upon this fact
the CVUrie1.JvuuOi OF Louisville, KY. SAYS:
Here is tue winding up of one of his
speeches during the presidential campaign
OF lSji And now. in conclusion, let me
thank the ladies who have hnuorcd lis with
their smiling presence on this occasion.
Weld to no man in my admiration for lovely
woman. 70 her owe all that am and all
that may hereafter be, and when conirm-
plate her beauty and many noble qualities
an led to cXclaim, in the language Of The
poet, and say
There Il >ouim al r"vclrS by night,
and Bcipium4 capital had gathered there
Her beauty aud her chiyAlN, and bright
The lamps shonc Ger fair WOMEN and lsd,c luCn.
i thousand hearts beat happily AMI, when
Music arose with il roluptucu, swell
SOFT eyes looked love IL eyes ThiCi, sr1kc Hsaiu.
hndall went merry a II marriage hell.
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~ t,rubh; L Williams
r5NWO VERY NALIABLESMALLMAI
L. L 4 ~

rSNWO VERY VALUABLE SMALL MAR.
ktT FARMS IN HANOVER. WITHIN FiN I
AND SIN MILES az RICHMOND, FOR SAi.f
At &TCfiON.--Nr viii SCI! IT auction, on tht
picmis.s. ON FRIDAY. October -. 1872, 1t |.
o'clock Nj. TWO SMALL. FARMS IN Hanover
Ouc cou,lus one HUNDRED ACRES, with In.
lruvcmcus and every variety Of SOL, suitable pil.
ticulariy foY trucking. The other contains Illli,.
TY-NlNE AND \ HALF ACRES OF bc.utifu
highland well suited for trucking and tor store Oh
for shops. These iitIu FIRMS arr-one five aud IL,
Other SIX miles from Richmond. by - GOOD road
atfordlnc fine opportunity Tor per5ous OF moGer.
att means 20 lave; IN home; healthy, In gCot
ncightorhOUd and convenient IL market, churches
and Schuols This land T. part Of William q. over.
ton. old tract. nov owned hy William Gaines, fsI
On the tract al one hundred acres there Is Il small
coinicrt3i le DIV tlLiSG and otter out-buidugS
TERMS: At sale.
GEUBBS K WILLIAMS.
Il Auriionepr-.
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IsV VI, l,u.!li,n.


GEyEN DESIRABLE LOTS o. Illn
- East SIDE OF ADAMS EtlNhiN hNr
ANn GARY STREETS. AND u% tit. \nEtN
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN 'Anh&S mp
JEFFERSON STREETS. Fol; SALE AT - =
TipN.-Wiil hc sold ut auction. on The Hrrw.~@; go
SATURDAY the 2sth October i.5!. Of ! "',i"t,
T.. NJ. those FIVE liANif>UMi. LOIS. '"h
nGN.u feet Ia mn alley 81 feet. un the east ne" 81
Adams street in real: 81 ID" fine marsi"n of w.
Lewis D. rrc.liaw, aud bounded on tie east ~ ~"
which those TWO VALUABLE LOTS on tL"
north side Of Cary street between Adams and j,',r'-
son streets. adjoining on III" east The I1t % VIZ;
NnSsrs Jarvis ( Glenn stand. ON She west ~ W.,
lot of Mr. 4. Il. itpsconb. each ajAI.j To-" To "I'
alley. ,.,,
The foregoing lots hcing ina very improving l"'
III The city should attract special attention ell I't'
ttlsts and Others.
TERMS: OEc-iourth cash. balanC" ~ sIA. '"''''.
and eighteen months for negotiable hoi'@. I".'''".
added. secured bya trust decd
&c 81 W. GOODIES, Alr't'H'i.-
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Ey Gru',1s K " iliiaIn-.
Real Estate Agents AMI Auction"crs,
Eleventh Stree: between Main a.it EaEk.

rg1NO VERY PRETTY BUILDING
/ LOTS ~ TIE PLAN OF GiLl.S!o\, ~
TtiT Snt'IlI SIDE Of LEIGH BETWE ZEN NOR
i'nV AND KINNEY STREET $.-On FRIDAY.
9Th Of October. ut h;i-pls: O'Clock r. w.. "" %II
snlI two Lots situated - above. adjoining Mr..
E"Ls new house. Each lot l.; 10y 30 Zee; 10
alley 20 fee, wide. Thcs, arc very hautifn lois ln!
will h" greatly improved hy the extension Of Leigh
street. now about Ia bc commenced.
TERMS: 1t sale. GkJEBS ( WILLIAMS.
rc 10 tuci!un:rrS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRS AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
p,1,s,rorp. VA. October -, l.i1.

CoES AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RrcliMoSp, VA. October -, lsil )
OFFERINGS.
rux,T- White. I.lS2 hushc!e. Red, $50 hnshels.
(ioRS.-Whiic. li6 bushels.
uATs.--9.0 bushels.
SAIFS-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-24

GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM.
- According to Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of
King william In the cause of Gregory aud wife u.s.
Gregory, &c, viii proceed 10 sell publicly ut King
that being court-tlay, TWO TRACTS OF LAND
adjoining the Piping Tree and living immediately
upon the Pamulikey river; one called "friniss,f
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES, with 4 good DWELLING and other
improvements, and an incxbanstible bed or green
sand mari; the other, called " Houchinga,' and
containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS L.. GREGORY
It'd Commissioned.