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81 q assser On every page.

JgRS DAVIS ~ss not disguised when h.,
was captured. A Portland, Massaehs
setts, man makes thi. assertion.
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- THr Cincinnau Com merciar feels quail.
I'D I" s-y that Allen u Thurman will b,
IT, Democratic candidate tor governor thu
fall
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GEs. THOMAS 7, uMB 10 building .
t,ols hsnd Of n cottage for the li,,l,
xhumbs at West II ,ven, Conn.
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LIST OF PATENTS.

The following patents were Issued from
DO Uniled States patent ofiic. to the CHI.
eas of Illinois, for the week ending Jun,
1913. Reported for The BULLETIN, d,
fexauder and N ,son, solicitor. OF pa,en, b..
p5 Seventh street. Washington, u. G.:
S.fi-e sleeper, j 4 Ahuey. chicago.
1p1k arrester, A. w G.. ain Ltchf.id
boot .sreIc irr, David Harris, l. tchfeId
Horse power, Henry l. Marnette, Cni
Blk tor spive', etc. f. Norton, Chicag..
fre->er %" tor srwirg machines, u. W
filere ans Is p .Sers. RobinsoL
ND - 4 ~ uri Tor liv.r disesse., j
Cuuh"g ~, Noun, Mrris.
MTrsc. "h ~ ..rr, j u Gallut, NJ
yagI-, he
Ahutpma.r git.CE inspIe, E watd,.
lie
Sh"e-lscng J Harding GaIesburg.
# Sc fOid, ID. Y. Miller, Huntsville.
~ knspsnck, u Il Palmer, Yarmouth.
4 Process tor prepare cor for grinding,
W St. dug DuQuoin
Draft tool, To- cultivators. A. Edam-,
sand wIch.
Y Earth boring machine, w. II. B user
End gate for wagons, J. D. Cary,
v Monica.
.AStucco ornament, A. d. Goddard, Chi
lHgo
Rsfning butter, s W. Kirdioffer, Chi
Hgo.
~ Rotary harrow. u. Rackstraw, Wyom-
Adjustable try square. Y. A. Schaffer,
aicago.
Wheel Barrow, J. b. Shnieder, Ksnka-
kee.
Flavoring extracts, Steel 4 Price, Chi
esgo.
Books, D. G. Gutter, Carthage.
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PIE ~ IllANN.
DIR. b. T.. TABER.

WIN resume the practice OF his profession
With especial reference TO the electrical
treatment OF diseases In all the new and i'm
proved methods Of application.
In all cases Of iemale complaints = ady
will be in attendance.
Office, lbs Commercial avenue, I'D stairs,
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WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. ID.

EsIDENCE-No. II Thirteenth street, be.
~ tween Washington avenue and Walnut street
'ihoe-i, Commercial svenus, up stairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10
BY Richardson &c Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
l1l3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FAEN, OF tLENEN HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-FrUR ACRES. WITH COMMOHinuS M
PROV kMENTS, tx PRINCE EDW Ard COrN-
TY. VA, THREE NILES SOUTH OF BUKkE-
VILE. Ills. JUNCTION OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANNlLLE AND ATLANTIC. NISSlS-
SlPPI aND ONO RAILROADS, BY Az 'rloS.
tiy virtue 81 the pr visions Ola deed OF trust bearing
date the 18th september. 20. from John See aEln
and vile 10 tine undersigned trustee, duly recorded
In the Office Of the clerk Of Prince Edward county. TO
secure Tie payment of the several sums of money
thcr, in mentioned, being required 80 10 Co.
SHALL trustee in said deed, sell by public auction
on SATURDAY the 18th instant, AT o'clock l..
NJ. Ia the highest bidder, on the premises 1t Burke
vile. the junction of the above-nalned railroads,
In Prince Edward county, Va, the valuable k4D; Il
OF LAND described In SAID deed as containing
ELEVEN III L ID X r. ID ASu SlNTI-FoCR
ACRES. onc-third of which is improved AMI in Il
fine state OF cultivation. The remaining two thirds
are heavily timbcrcd with pine, OAK, &c, which can
be cut and sold 10 said railroads IT remtineratife
prices The land Is we'll witcrcL, and lL:ls all The
convenienccs and commentators OF n valuable
farm. The buildings consist OF large FIX - We
YELLING with Two stories containing seven or
eight rooms kitchen, barn, stable and Other out
houses.
The location OF this property is among the finest
tobacco region III Virginia, and with excellent So
cicty churches. and other advantages. should COM
nand the attention Of all looking Tor landed invest
lnents.
EItMs One-third of the purchase money III cash
the residue III two equal nStalments, payable in on:
and two years. the purchaser to give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, with interest add
cd, and secured byl deed Of trust.
JAMES A. AGNEW, Trustee
RICHARDSON 4 CO., Real Estate Aucttoncer,
lll3 Main street. Richmond, Va. oc 6
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4 PxocEssloS OF TURTLES AND fKoGS-A
WESTERN sroRy.-[ From the LoSanSpor
Ind.) star For some days the weather
had been dry. ana the ponds on the prairie
failed in water. The turtles and frogs thai
had been living in the vicinity Of one OF these
stood il for day or two, but it finally be-
came too dry for frogs, and they decided to
migrate. The nearest pond that contained
water was three miles distant, and to this the
turtles and frogs started in solitary process
sion, the turtles in advance, sasaciously pilot
ing the way, and the frogs bringing up the
rear. with their deep bass and shrlll tenor
cries: $50 it," $50 it!' "Water y
"Water." The procession stretched out
over the prairie quarter Of mile long, and
steadily marched to the goal, when such
rolllcking scene rs cnsucd can be better i'm
agincd than described.
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.r1-rIoY sAIES-Future DAYS.

nv reauest of Mrs. Anna Lee PEBBLES, widow and
devsee Of the late DR.. X. y. j. PEBBLES We VIII SCI
at auction, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAsih 81
18th October, at lIalFpast O'Clock +. NJ inc
ELEGA ANT r RESIDENCE, in Gray s Row, now &C.
cupied by her. ,o,,ao, ,i.c,,o,
and ample accommodations for servants, with al
moIeru conveniences, and stable and carriage
house. s ..a. .,,,,
Every arrangement and the entire style of finish
will satisfy the most fstidiouS In respect 10 loca-
ton and every other particular desirable In nrst
class residence. o. ,,r
So 900 I'm ninety days, 81 900 In six montlisthese
payments with six per cent. Interest: the residue
two years. with interest at eight per cent pa!aoie
seIni-annually), secured by trust deed
ELEGANT PARLOR AND OFFICE FURNI-
TURE At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, | 9Th October, commencing AZ
II o'clork A. NJ, we will sell upon the premises
above referred to the parlor anu ONCE lurhi'"le
1 FIfR CRI Ms REPS vALEScEs, beautiful
designs, with Git Cornices and Curtains;
FIFTEEN CHAIRS, Of antique and different
TWO ,COMPLETEs SETS OF TIE SOMEST
PARLOR FURNITURE, made to order:
ONE HUNDRED YARDS HANDSOME VEL
VET CARpETING:
ELEGANT GREEN BkoCATEL aud LICE
eREHESS iXHALEScE, and LACE CURTAIN and
ENTIRE OFFICE-SET. in walnut;
Observation-Disclosures adSilver.
OIL-CLUTH, &c.
TERMS: Cash. -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
ec g AuctIOncrrS
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auclionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY XALUABLE WHEAT AND
OF RICHMOND. AND NEAR THE YORK
RIVER ANn CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROADS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-We will
sell al aucrion, on the premises, on THURSDAY.
October Odd at II O'Clock ~, the very valuable
WHEAT ami CORH-MILI formerly Bakey's, and
more recently Bragg's. This mill Is on stony
mn creek failing srream and very the
city. The whc,t-ml and fixtures entirely new.
aud all the machinery In good order. There arr.
nearly THREE ACRES OF LAND. and the pro-
pcrty Is well situated for establishing other manu-
factories than milling. having superintendent sup
ply OF water 70 practical miller this Is rare
chance for cmlnrkiI in profitable business.
TERMS: Liberal and nude known on the day Of
sale. GRUBBS X WILLIAMS,
0c S-eOd5t&tdtd Auctioncers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
LII 112 CANAL STREET. BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, For SALE AT AUG
TInN.-We will sell at auction on the premises,
the handsome BRICK DWELLING located as
above, now occupied by 4. S. Lee. Esq. 1t contains.
nine rooms besides storcroons, Eath-room, &c. /:
brick kitchen with two rooms, Stable. and carriage
housc-all insgood repair.
The lot fronts "a feet aud runs back 81 fee: TO
III alley Ii feet wide. There is on the lot variety
of choice frut-cnerries, aprlcots, dwarf pears,
peaches. plunls apples, and grapes
This i Il most delightful residence, convenient to
business, ana in an improving part of the city.
TERMS: Onc-tIri cash; balance 1T six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. six per cent.
interest added. secured by 4 trust cccd.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc q AuctioOecrS.
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EOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID

Tor SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
l. GRAZING FARM IN POCAHOSTAS
COUNTY, WEST VA, DIVIDED INTO SMALL
FARMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.-By virtue Of 3
deed Of trust from X. n. Pool, &c, will proceed
to sell al Huntersvile, West Va, on III ESDAf the
2lst day OF October, 1873. ut ~ O'Clock II thai
magnificent BODY or LAND, containing 1--WE
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES, formerly owned BY james K. Ewine.
lying on the North, South, and Silver forks OF Elk
county, Vest Va. About one thousand five hum
dred acres are cleared, and has = full aud hne
growth of blue grass and timothy, and furnishes
grazing for several bundled cattle each year. II
has very fine body Of various umbers II, and is
the best watered land in that section, the three
forks of Elk river run through It's various parts.
Iron and coal are said TO have been discover on
It recently. and from It's location these minerals
may exist In vast quantities .
. IL lies immediately along the line OF projected
railroad, and takeh altogether Is the ost desirable
body Of timber, grazing or farming land ia that
fertile section.
Parties wishing to examine the premises can find
good accommodations AT Glbs0ns tavern, with dt-
rectiOns where the land Lies. -. -. rr...
The land Is being divtded into smaller farms Of
from three hundred 10 I'VE hundred acres, the metes
ana bounds OF which can be seen on application to
JOHN 4. LIGHTSER, attorney atiaI, Hunters
Vile, West Va hbf ~ ~. 1t,. 'at $50 = -a'1
TERMS: by the deed the terms may he cash; but
upon small cash payment TO cover costs and ac-
crted interest, aud satisfactory security for re-
naiuder, easy terms and long credit may be given.
oe Ltd Trustee.
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JOKE ON GILMAN.-[Marion Pahtot.J-
Those of our readers VINO had the pleasure
of listening to Colonel William 5. Gilman,
of Richmond, Oh the day that General KEN
per spoke here, will recollcct that he has
rather peculiar method OF gesticulating. An
old gentleman, commenting on his peculiar
ity, said ne shouldn't wonder if the Colonel
had "studied clocutiou in bumblebee'S
nest :"
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A Color BEARER WHOSE NAME AND NALoR
Suo,1,p NOT BE FoRaorTEN.-[Fromt the Cor
louisville Gazestel-If all the deeds OF gai'
Iantry on the part of our Confederate SOL
.liers. whether color bearers or not, could NC
got together In book-form 1t would DC
heroic reading indeed. The knights OF
q Ar,hur..s Round-Tat&e," though their eS-
ploits are cmbalmed in the measures OF inc
greatest poet Of modern times, have not ieit
behind them a more chivalrons record tnah
that of the famous Thirteenth Virginia III
fantry-made up in large part from oIahee,
Culpcper, and Louisa counties. we 90 no.
propose to furnish that book. but here Is
paragraph for it when IL shall DE puo'lSiied
F. s Trainuln, member OF the GoruchS-
willie Grays. picked Up the colors OF Tue IcSi'
mon, nj the battle Of Malvern Hill as they
fell from the hands Of the third color-bearer
killed on that day. He was himself soreiy
wounded soon afterwards. but never leli
the field until he had borne the banner to
victory. 49,.
On the d.y that General Jackson was
killed. near Charlottesville, the Thirteenth
regiment was engaged ON & part OF the ilnt
near Fredericksburg. In this battle the CO.
lors were borne by tue ever-9allant Uranium
and were perforated by one hundTcd az"
one balls. and the staff was shot into i've
pieceS: all Of which were gathered up by
him and brought oil the field. General Lee
rode up to him on .tbis occasion, ana uhtl
iny his silk sash from his omn WASH present
cd il 10 'i'rainum as reward for his con-
spicuous gallIntry.
What is the Cross Of the Legion OF lohei
in comparison with this:
Attic battle of Cedar Creek, whcfc. as /
vel! known. our arms experienced dl>as
ter. and even The thirteenth regiment had
10 retreat after they were nearly surround
I'd. Uranium Was shot through tue hcAo
while bearing The colo.S. The enemy came
upon him. wEcn he gathered mu>ket ant
Killed tour Of item with tie butt anu BAY
ontt before he Was oNcipowereu ana cap
turCd with his culOr>.
These are all facts that can be proven
The narration OF them IS sounding o
glory" enough without attempting praise
But this is not hall his record.
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BY w. GOddin,
AuctiOncer and Real Estate Agent,
FORMER of Eleventh md Bank streets

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGSEE'S SALE
| l. OF TIE VALUABLE FAHM OF THREE
| HUNDRED AND TWENTY-sENkN ACRES
Ar TIE HEAD OF THE MECHANICS
X X11 p yE MES G Sk2H K EEa
| THERETO. CONTAINING RI sPECTIVELY
FORTY AND THkEt,QuARTIENRi TER, i AXES q !, AN IL
by virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the under
signed, ". Goddin by lir. John G. Lumpkin and
| wife. bearing date the 26ll May, 1871. duly re.
corIed In Hanover County Court: and by virtue OF
IN order In bankruptcy entered on the I'd day OF
| October, 1873, the undersigned, John A. LYMAN.
assignee OF said John q. LumpkR and Wellington
Goddin, trustee will sell at auction on the prem
ises III Mechanicsville the residence OF DR.. Lump
kin, on TUESDAY the l4th October. 1873. AT 3
f1fS The a5W 1 VAL tx BE- ~ ;'S
The one known as Mocha NICsViLLE.' con-
asb "F r FfSfn tk of xsh a6a
cgiIly-siy acres are In original growth Of oak,
hickory ASH gum, &C.; balance open land, Of good
quality. The Improvements are I The best kind,
consisting of handsome DWELLING containing
eleven rooms: office, school-housc, barns &C. also.
slorehouse. workshops. &c. The buildings aIe all
in good order, and are Insured for about $1,000.
The dwelling Is surrounded 1v grove Of oaks.
This farm will be subdiyided into thr &c or four
smEtller Parcels SO Us 10 sell with the dwelling sev
enty-seven acres ana Then the remaining 250 acres
IN two, three or four parcels ihaving fronts on the
turnpkel Us may be determined Oh II the hour OF
sale.
After this. will be sold the TWO SMALL FARMS.
one continuing FORTY AND THREE-QUARFER
ACRES, hall-mic from lie re- lncncc o1 DR. Lump
kin, nearly opposite the farm OF Major 10. I.
Archer. having thereon new and comfortable
dwelling with four rools, and the land Is adInira-
bly, we'll adapted for vegetables, &C. The other. con-
tanning FORfY-ONE AND SEFES-EiGfTHs
ACnFS, distant about one mile from the turnpike
on which there Is comforCt BILE dwelling conCtin-
ina three rooms about twenty acres cleared bal
ancc In wood OF excellent quality. Pats OF the land
will bccXhihiicd at the sale.
The foregoing property Is admirably well locI-
ted In desirable neighbvrhood. on an excellent
TURNPIKE and Is justly ardrd rs the most vaua-
and rs the sale will bc pcrcmptory, persons are In
rlIed 10 attend.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at 4, 8. and
~ months for negotiable notes interest added and
title retained till all of The purchase money Is paid.
". GODDIN. Trustee
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Almost the best rule of life is to be wor'
thy OF ones self.--S. Il. Heron.
Defect in manners is usually the deficiency
of fine perceptions.-Emcrsom.
Partial culture runs to the ornate en-
trcmc culture to simplicity Borce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10
by ". Gocdin,
LAuctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
c-rupr of Eleventh and Bank streets.

OF TEN LOTS
" IN LEWlS'S PLAN, ROCKETS. ON Roth
SIDES OF CENTRE STi:EET.--As commissioner
of the County Court OF irnrico, appo ntcd hy de-
Thomas rs. Biankinshp ct ais. shall. in execution
thereof. proceed to sell 1T auction, on The premises
on SATURDAY. 9Th Of October. 1879 at O'CLOCK
L. NJ, SIX LOTS located as above, numbered ID, 20
81, %. 80 and 81 fronting together Ia feet on the
north side of Centre street running back 40 feet To
Lewis street, on Which they have the Ike front.
Also. FOUR LOTS. Nos. 10, II, II. and l3. r'ntirg
together l23 feet the south side OF Centre street,
running back about SO feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at thc hour of
sale. CHARLES ). COW kRSE,
Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10
BY W. II. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huchoneerS,
No. : Tenth street, Post-olicc Square.

ToR SALE. A VERY DESIRABLE
L FRAMED HOUSE: TWO STD JIs t;;,, AM ~
iiIt, NURIH SIDE OF CARY STREET BE
TWEEN PLUM AND II >RYIE sTR Still III; I'VE
yacly before that ay, scllat publicaucton, on FRI
DAY the Il OH day Of October, S73.at O'clock
i. NJ. the property above described The lot fronts
S3I5 feet on Cary street. and ruuS buck 1913 feet
TERMS: One-iuurlh cash; balance ri SIX aad
,,..,Ir. ,north. DC Z
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BY james NJ. Taylor l. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
4 FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT FIX
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RlClIMUND,
ADJOINING cfIAFlS'S BLUFF tNDTIIE VII
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTION by virtue II Il deed Of trust
executed TO the subscriber, dated August /. IS i.
and duly recorded IN the clerks Office of tcnrlco
County Court. In Decd Book 30. page % TO Sc
cure the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. ana IT the request OF the holder Of one
of said notes will proceed to sell at public auction.
upon the premises, gu WEDNESDAY the 22I day
Of October. S7. at IL o'cl Eek NJ. that valuable
FARM conveyed by Said.decd and located rs above.
The improvements consist Of 4 comfortable frame
dwclin@,wih four and the usual oili-Iou>cs.
The land cxtcnG;s from the Osborne turnpike TO
James river, with Il good landing thereon. There
are about 90 cleared. of which 20 acres are
fairgrounds.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses of
sale anu balance due on anoe OF $4,000, which
Is subject To credit of $500: and upon credit as
to $4S7.50 till February l. 1874: as TO S3O3.I1
till August /. 1S74: us TO $500 till February l.
1878: :ls to SJ36.25 I'LL August /, 1873, for ne
gotiable notes secured by deed OF trust. Terms
rs to any surplus Of the proceeds Of sale after
enough To- satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ncy due and to become due will BIZ mldc known OIL
the day Of sale. JAMES u. TAl Lok.
Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &c SoS. Auctioneers. oc
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by Moody 6 Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TWENTY FIVE.ACRE LOTS, ONE
i MILE FROM The TOM OF MAN Ct
TER, LYING ON THE PETERSBURG TURN
PIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request
of the owner, will sell at public auclion. on the
premises, on FRIDAY, October 10. 1873, at 4
O'Clock =. NJ, ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF En-
CELLENT LAND, divided into twenty lots of five
acres each. There is d nice grove vineyard, ORCH
ard. and small cottage house on portion OF the
above described property.
This property is in full view of Richmond and
James river, and lies handsomely for gardening
purposes. fronting three roads. This Is rare OPP
porunity offered to those wishing small piece OF
land near town, and should engage attention.
Any one desiring to look 1T the above property or
obtain any information relative thereto will can on
the auctionecrS before III" day Of sale, plat VIII
be ut our Office ana exhibited on day tf sale. This
is good bank and will pay large interest as prop
crty is increasing in value every dav in this secion
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance 1T four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable nolcs bearing SIN
per cent interest from day of sale, secured by Il
trust dec.
Certified checks and certificates of deposit against
the la,e firm Of lSaars Taylor K Villains VIII he
received cash III the payment Of any purchase at
the above sale MOODY EO1 ALL,
oc 3-7.S.910 AucioncerS.
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DRY GOODS.
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
Our stock Of goods has just been replenished by
the addition Of $4,000 worth OF
CHOICE undesirable GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash. OF
the latest novelties in imported AMI domestic fab
RIGS Wcare now displaying Il most attractive as
sortmeut OF
CLOAKS AND SuAWLS.
Also, new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
in n! new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
III black goods our stock is very complete, con-
Sisting IL part OF
BOMBAZINES, CASIIMERES,
ALPACAS. MOHAIRS,
TkMISE. GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care Is 10 good and permanent
black. Also, Il choice lot of
CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETS, &C. sc.
All of which We offer at the very lowest market
prices. CARDOZO. FOURQUREAN SC co.
sco 9-tDcl6
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BY Richardson & Co., .r
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS,
No, lib Main street. ...

TWENTIETH Rec VALU \ B L E
: BUILDING LOTS IN W0ODVItLE FOX OK
SALE By AUCTION.-On THURSDhI t lle, 3 III
Of October, mt AZ O'Clock i. NJ. we shall sell py
auction. On the premises, in Woodyille. nanr Tue
Fairfield raccconrse about one miie h&r1 HIS o.
M; Tors. numbered and located as follows:
Lot No. l in square No. 16.
Lots Nos. ]. ri. 81. and 32 In SQUARE 10. X
Lots Nos IL, 10, 30,31, 40, 30, 81, 81, 62, I'd,
G5, 66, 81. in square No. %.
Lots Nos. 21. 20. and 80, in square NO. II.
Lois Nos. and % In square No. 20;
Tho Achievement Toned lots we're sold TO sundI!
purchasers but having failed to comply with me
terms of sale they will he resod ut the iiie ana
rlacc mentioned above at their cost and expense
TERMS: At sale. > .,-r
rboe.,o or tho mentioned lots Is continued
mill FKIDAY the 1OIh Instant. ut AZ o'clock
L. VI. hiehAhp' ~ rc';o,Scrs
Ir1
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C., &C., AL
Il AUCT1ON.-THI5 DAY at 10 O'Clock we Will
One very handsome PARIOR SUIT. covered with
crimson reps, with handsome covers;
MAHOGANY W RbROBES, city make;
MARpI,E-TOP CABINETS and WASHST4NDS,
JENNY LIND and other BEDS rFADS,
HAIR mud SHUC MATTRESSES,
FEATutR-BEDS, PILLOWS: and BOLSIEks
A number Of ingram, Brussels, rhree-Ply, ana
other CARPETS; o,,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS ana KUN
Frs. r-s.s.
MAHOG my SOFAS and DIVANS>
MAHOGANY ROUND and CARD-TABLES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
ISlDkBOARUS, ...ss
uEATTS4-STOVES,
COUNTERS, &C., &C.
oc1o Auctiouccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10
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