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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-19

the 18Th Of September, 1877. inh,
Mitchell & Dolph's Office, at Portlantt,t
bv a voung man whom they sent down
20 pay me; | do not know wfina tfHs
Young man was. In March or ApHle
last got Mr. John Phillips, OF salem,s
TO come down to Oregon City with mo
to ace Moore, to have him p4v me
s. 900 that they failed 70 pay me "a
the settlement. asked Mooresto pay
me the 5000 [Fhey had agreed ~
nav me s8 000, AMI h1l paid me bns
s6.0001 told him I wanted him topays
ne or I would % to Portland AMI teTn
Hannah the whole secra.. Moore saia-#
If Won do he (Hannah) will put yoafs
in the penitentiary tod Moor. 2.
that he (Noore) lid not talk that wav
il St Louis that he had told mr.
there was no danger. Moore said IN
reply: +" There il no danger now, II
you will do as | told you, but if yon
/ tell Hannah you will 90 to PrnltenilarY
/ for life !" | told him that | did not
~, tn. would tell it anyhow
/ | think shat II waaon A;"n's"vg, 'he I'm
jav Of the month of May last, | toll
Green G. Davidson that | had ma ie ~
confession to Hannah of the whole
secret about myself, who was, where
came from. VINO in lncel me to come
here. and what they hrought me hcfei
for. Davidson then said "Ne are
all ruined will losc my So,0OO, ana,
yo1 will - to peqite entllry tor lhe'
if any person asks yon about the mafeer'
tell them had no hing TO do with it,
TINT Moore did it ali +"
. The foregoing IS truc and correct
statement Of my name and family con.
nections. and the circumstances under
which | was induced to come to OrA-
, gon 10 pcrsonate the father of Fiaics
I Carnthcrs. and give my testimony -"
| connection with the Caruthers estate,
. AMI [ NV mike this stq.emeut ih1t
! those whom | have wfonged may De
1 enabled TO obtain lns'lce.
JOHN G. NIXON
Subscribed in presence of Ralph
Wilcox, l.. Brooke, Elizahefh Nixon
r G. N. Godbold, John Ug"oy.
| 'iA'h of 0" -
( Corx-r or MULTSo1Au,
e I hereby Gritty 'ha. on this 10Th
! day Ct June. A. =. 1873. personally
appeared before me John G. Nixon who,
. heinc bv me duly sworn did der ee ard
e s.y tha, the, foregoing statement was true,
), ~ ne verify belvei: that. before swear
}, ing to and subscribing said AFFIDAVIT.
the said statement was read TO the
= ofaqnt and by him subscribed in my
IS presence.
" Witness my hanl AMI ofi;ial seal the
" day aud year 10 this certificate above
~ written
IN TsEAL1 c. II. PARRISH.
Or Notary Public Tor Oregon.
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AWONDRREuL A STORY.
The Confession of John G.. Nixon, Were
tofore Called w re ,tlirg Joe"
STATE OF OREGON,

THE STATEMENTS OF OTHER WITNESSES.
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evening State Sn,srnat.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

-Messrs. Morrison & Moore have sole
the Rockbridge Citizen to Mr.. E. II. Bar
clay. .ef
The Republicans of the second ward
in Petersburg, have nominated Hon. Chas
II. Porter for justice of the peace.
- The Bedford Sentinel reports the deatl
on Saturday last of Mr.. Alfred A. Bell, o.
Liberty, in the Goth year of his age.
--Attorney-General Taylor was taken
suddenly i'll in Christiansburg Wednesday
night, but was recovering Thursday.
MIR. Charles w. Holman, recently
returned from California in bad health,
died in Wytheville Sunday last. az
Bishop Gibbons will perform the
ceremony OF confirmation in st. Mary's
church, Alexandra, tomorrow.
The smallpox has broken out afresh
at Mouth of Wilson, Grayson county. Two
cases are reported in the family of Esquire
Rose, father of Mrs. DR.. Vertigan.
The following patents have been is
sued: Vacuum pan, Aurelius p. Brown,
Upperyille; feed regulator for grinding
mill. John y. Dunlap, Moffet's creek car
coupling, Eli II. Janney, Alexandra.
= The Staunton indicator reports the
following recent deaths: James Swink,
near Mint Springs, aged 65; Capt. George
Palmer, near Arbor Hill, aged so 4; James
Leslie, Buffalo Gap. aged 20; David Pow
ers who served in the Stonewall brigade.
The Charlottesville Chronicle says:
"We are sorry to hear from farmers in
this county that the promise for wheat this
year is very poor. In addition to winter
killing, the crop has been greatly damaged
by fly. A judicious farmer, who has
made inquiry, says that half crop is as
much as will be made"
The Fincastle Herald says: Farming
operations have been somewhat retarded
by the late, wet spring, and though pref
ty large corn crop will be planted, it
will be late. The wheat stands
very light on the ground owing to
the severe winter, and it is estimated that
not more than half crop will be made"
The Harrisonburg Old Commonwealth
says: "We are pleased to state that the
contract for building the first section of the
North River railroad from Bridgewater to
Port Republic, in this county, has been
awarded to Messrs. John Ii. and James P.
of Dayton, who will proceed at
once with the work."
The Montgomery Messenger has an
affectionate regard for ''Richmondess,"
who succeeded in securing the selection of
the capital city as the place for holding the
Conservative state convention, and calls
upon the papers of the southwest to watch
the manouvers of Richmond in the coming
and to "stand solid for south
west man, who ever he may be-" Tie
Conservative papers in that section are not
70 be ''sneered at and then cajoled."
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in court, where it is believed by its oppo.
nents that it will be declared unconstitu.
tional.
MIR. jackson S. Schultz, the newly APP
pointed commissioner of the United States
to the International Exposition in place OF
General Van Buren,, has reached Vienna.
Soon alter his arrival he had long confer
ence with MIR. Jay, the American Minister.
Ex-Postmaster ellis, of Hilsborough.
N. H., on trial in the United States circuit
court for robbing the mails, is declared
guilty on one count. The other indct-
ments against him are postponed. .-
Secretary Robson having received
dispatch from st. Johns that the harbor
is now clear Of ice, yesterday morning
ordered the gunboat Frolic to sail from
New York to bring back the Polaris'
crew. .r.....
A dispatch from Vienna says one hun
dred additional failures were announced on
the Bourse yesterday. No important bank
has yet suspended. The protracted panic
has created CONSERVATION in all branches of
business. The son of wealthy banker
committed suicide yesterday.
The complaint of unfairness in the recent
awarding of contracts for Indian supplies
has called out statement from Mr.. Geo.
Ii. Stuart, addressed to the Presi dent, in
which ne invites investigation, and give
the public to understand that the trouble
is raised by disappointed contractors who
have been deprived Of their former oppor-
tunities of cheating both the governm emit
and the Indians.
The project of erecting Masonic me-
mortal building at Mount Vernon, in honor
of Washington, was discussed at the meet
ing of the Regents yesterday.
A fire at Grand Rapids, Michigan, des-
troyed. the building owned by II. 7. Powers,
and occupied by Clark & Bro. as a brush
factory. The loss is estimated at $50 900
insurance on stock $4,000, on building
81 900.
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# a
SLEEP obtained two hours before mid.
night, when the negative forces are III
operation, is the rest which most recuper-
ates the system, giving brightness to the
eye and a glow to the cheek. The difference
in the appearance of a person who habitu-
ally retires at 10 o'clock, and of one who
sits up until IL, is quite remarkable. The
tone of the system, SO evident in the
complexion, the clearness and sparkle Of
the eye, and the softness of the lines OF
features, is, in person Of health, kept at
= concert pitch" by taking regular rest
two hours before - o'clock, and thereby
obtaining the beauty sleep" of the night.
There is heaviness Of the eye, sallowness
of the skin, and an absence of that in the
face which renders it fresh in expression
and round in appearance, that readily
distinguishes the person who keeps late
hours. u BOA ,a % sgo
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SUMMER RESORTS Those of our Seo-
pie who are expecting to 'resortn this
summer should not fail to consider the ad-
vantages of the famous Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, advertised in our columns.
and also of the Sweet Chalybeate Springs,
sixteen miles from the White, both Of
which are under the proprietorship of Geo.
L. Peyton & Co. b. f. Eakle is the chic
e'erk j. j. Norman and T. B. Fuqua
resident physicians. We need not expa-
tate upon the delights of these places.
Their reputation is SO well established with
pleasure-seekers that to secure full at
tendance it is only necessary to announce
their readiness to receive.
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The spectroscope has demonstrated the
existence of immense nebulous or chemical
masses, such as that from which Laplace
supposed the whole solar system to be de-
rived. 1t has shown, moreover, pro-
gressiye change in their physical eonstruc-
ton, much in accordance with the hypothe-
sis of the same astronomer. The evidence
thus afforded by the speetroscope is suffi-
Gent to give the nebular theory a high de-
gree Of popularity. tIT1
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The busi-
ness transacted in this court to-day was Of
an unimportant character. The case of
the Franklin bank. of Baltimore, VS.. Pace.
was removed to the western dictrict, on
motion of defendant. Appeals were al
lowed in the chancerv cases of Lewis VS.,
Wilkins, Wilkins VS.. Wilkins, Garrogal VS..
Crump ct al and DEGREES were entered in
those of Booker VS.. Booker and Fietig ct ux
VS.. Slower, &c. Judge Bond yesterday
ordered the removal of the following Uni
ted States commissioners, the parties be-
ing either non-residents of eastern district,
OF not now discharging the duties of the
office VIM. w. Beckwth, Geo. r. Buff
fun, Alexander d. Baillie, Frederick HI.
Bruce, S. A. Birch, James P. Birthright,
A. @. Burbank, John A. Blume, Wm.
II. Barry, Frank Beuter, George Chahoon,
Joseph w. Colbert, James v. Chiffon. A..
@. Dunn, VIM. L. Fernald, Charles E.
Goodrich, Peter j. Hale, Robert S. Lacy,
Johl A. McCaull, Charles McDougal, j.
Il. Matthews, VIM. Mutt, Oliver P. Smith,
A. d. Sullivan, r. @. Strange, VIM. FL.
H. Stowell, John s. Slater, B. G. Terry,
James Wood, w. r. Wentworth and f..
A. Winston.
The court was adjourned for the term,
and Judge Bond left for Baltimore on the
one o'clock train. The Judge announced
that he would be ready to hear any cases
in bankruptcy in appeal to the supervisory
jurisdiction of the circuit court, after the
10th of June, at Baltimore.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Creswell on yir-
ginia Politics.

POsfnaster.General Creswell Oh viz
.-ginia Politics.
A reporter of the Washington Republic
can has interviewed Postmaster Genera
Creswell. .slsastg u
!" How is Virginia going in the fall ?''
asked the reporter. -ss
Well, from what hear, we shall car.
ry it. My information is very full, and |
have reason to believe very accurate. Our
friends down there seem to be alive and ac-
tive, and to be working with the utmost
earnestness. / saw letter from Mosby
this morning, and he appeared to be very
confident
~ do not think we shall have Mosby
with us this time.' col
"Why 2"
Z s'You remember his position in the
November campaign. He took the ground
that as between General Grant and Mr..
Greeley, he was for General Grant. His
argument upon the stump was, You pro-
pose to take Office under Mr.. Greeley
one Republican propose to take Office
under General Grant-another Republican,
That is the only difference between u.s. y :
YES; | know that was his position
then, but am inclined to think that he
will work with us now upon the state
issues.u @ 95t ,algH 2
!" How did you find them in Virginia in
your late trip ?" % asa 81.
81 stopped at only one or two points,
but those to whom / spoke showed a very
good feeling. Several prominent gentle
men who were closely identified with the
"lost cause" called upon me and talked in
a spirit of Cancellation and friepdliness
They are changing slowly but surely, and
l believe that our vote there this year will
show large increase"
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TIE INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS OF
RICHMOND AND THE APPROACHING
MATE FAIR.-The committee of citizens
appointed for the purpose of securing a
proper representation Of Richmond indus
tries at the approaching State fair, met in
1he rooms OF the chamber of commerce
last evening, Mr.. B. G. Gray in the chair
and Mr.. P. G. Coghlan secretary. Owing
to the slim attendance it was decided to
hold simply an informal meeting for the
purpose Of hearing such reports as were
ready to be made. A few reports were
read, showing that the people had taken
some interest in the matter. The next
meeting OF the. committee will be held in
the rooms OF the chamber of commerce at
7 O'Clock Tuesday evening next. when it
is to be hoped that the various sub-com-
mittees will be on hand prepared to sub
NIT their reports. On motion, the meet
ing adjourned.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1.-THE designations of
Soulard, minister of the interior, and Jules
Simon, minister of public instruction,
have been accepted by President Theirs.
1t is reported that the ministry of public
worship is to be re-established. The new
members of the cabinet will be either mod
crate Republicans or members of the par
ty Of the Left Centre.
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LORD ERsKINE, according to Rogers,
was next to Sidney Smith, the wittiest man
he ever knew. To all letters soliciting his
Subscription Erskine had one form
of reply. Writing coarse hand,
with lines widely apart, be said: " Sir,
| feel much honored by your applica-
ton to me, and | beg to subscribe here
the reader had to turn over the leaf
myself your very obedent servant" He
once said, very seriously: Rogers, when
the hour comes that all secrets shall be re-
yealed, we shall know the reason why
shoes are always made too tight" And
when some one had remarked that Lord
Mahon had died worth two hundred thou
sand pounds, Erskine said: "Well, that's
a very pretty sum to begin the next world
WITH Z 3HfEg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Da~NOTICE.-The subscriber respect
fully announces to the public that he will RUN
A PLEASURE WAGON EVERY SUNDAY
TO WASHINGTON GARDEN, HATToFs
AND EUKER'S SPRING PARK. The wagon
will start from Meanly's Hotel, next to Theatre,
at 10 A. M, and continue during the day.
Fare for round trip, twenty-five cents.
BUGGIES AND SADDLE HORSES FOR
HIRE, and WAGON FURNISHED FOR
PICNIC PARTIES.
~a G.. M. HALEY,
Monumental Stables,
Ninth, between Broad and Grace streets.
my Tits
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL man named
Maurice Coffey, who was employed as
laborer in laying the city water pipes, met
with serious, if not fatal, accident at the
corner of Cary and Fourth streets, about
half-past eleven o'clock this morn
ing. He was in the trench, which at that
point is twelve or fifteen feet deep, and
while at work large'mass of earth caved
from the top ofthe trench, and striking him
in front forced him back against the
opposite side, inficting, 1t lis feared,
internal injuries and badly hurting him in
the back. He was extricated by his fellow
workmen as soon as possible, and DR..
Terrill called to his assistance, who had
him removed to his residence on lower
Main street.
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SUDDEN DEATH-PosTPoNEM -
The wife of Professor Philippe, the wizard,
who has been announced to appear tonight
at Virginia Hall, died very suddenly at the
Monumental hotel, about 7 O'Clock this
morning. The lady. we are informed, was
afflicted with consumption, but her death
was wholly unexpected. This sad event,
of course, prevents the Professor from full
filling his engagement tonight, end the en-
tertainment has been postponed until We'd
nesday of next week, when he will appear
in the afternoon and at NIGHT.
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s9~WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.

My Wines for the coming season are now ar
irving, and shall soon have the most complete
assortment ever offered in this city; consisting
of =-H .E.g
CLARETs. BURGUNDIEs, sAUTERNEs,
HOOK, CHAMPAGNE, MADEIRAS,
SHERRIES, PORT AN u MALAGA.
also have a very large stock of JAMES
HENNESSY BRANDY of my own importa.
tion on hand In cases and casks, duty paid or in
bond.
WHISKEYS of the very best houses and old
JAMAICA and ST. CRoIX RUM, LONDON
PORTER, ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE,
CORDIALS, and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
OSCAR CRAM,
my 16--lw No. II Governor street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The estate Journal - Will be delivered the
same evening of publication i'm any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, IL
name and address is left at our office, Ol2 =
Main street, and in Petersburg if left wi tn
our agent there; aud can always be found on
sale In this city at C. #. Johnston's, oIS Main
street; Wyatt &c Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schaap's
l802 Main street. and at our counter.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

RICHMOND & DANvILL E R. r., co.,
ofF1CE OF ENGINEER AND SUPT
RICHMOND, Va, May 10th, 1873
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
On and after MONDAY, MAY l2rH. RI; z.B.
the Lynchburg Passenger Train will go ~
leave Richmond at a. M, and arrive in hlcn-
mond at 1920 p. m
Inc Lynchburg Accommodation Train, that
formerly left Richmond at 4:55 D. M, and
arrived at Richmond at 9:4S a. m has been dis
continued t. M. r. TALCOTT,
my lz-6t Engineer and Sup't.
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FINE PHoToGRAPH.-During the
memorial services at lakewood Wednesday
last, Mr.. Frayser, the enterprising photo
grapher of this city, photographed the
First Regiment and the Howltzers, drawn up
IN line in the cemetery. The picture is a
line one, being very distinct and admirably
finished. We thank the artist for a
mounted copy. rrg.v,,s ,,-
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel Robert w. Hughes
was in the city to-day.
Major N. H. Hotchkiss, the well-known
travelling agent of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, is receiving marked recogni-
ton from the press of the west, as he does
wherever he goes. We thank him for
favors from Louisville and st. Louis.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION AND PICNIC
Mount Olive council No. s and Forester
council No. 8 will have grand excursion
and picnic to Petersburg next Sunday, as
will be seen by the advertisement in an
other column. IA ,s4 Us2
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LOCAL NOTES.

Elk. Governor Wells, who has been in the
city for several days, left for Washington
to-day.
United States District Attorney Ii. II,
Wells, jr., has gone to Glenn's Falls, New
York with his family, and will perhaps be
absent until July.
The ladies' memorial association Of
Petersburg will run a special train to
Richmond next Wednesday, to carry
people who wish to attend the memorial
services at Hollywood. The proceeds Of
the enterprise will be used in removing
Confederate remains from the fair grounds
burying place to Blandford.
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SENT ON.-J. Hinton, charged with
stealing lot of carpenters tools from the
shop of j. g. Farrar, had an examination
before Justice White this morning, and
was sent on to the grand jury of the hus-
tingS court.
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FAST DRIvINa.-Two parties were
fined two dollars each this morning by
Justice White for driving through the
streets at faster rate than the ordinance
allows
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The ordinance recently passed by the
city council of Chicago for closing the
saloons at II O'Clock p. m. went into force
Wednesday night and was very generally
observed. One prominent firm, however,
who have several saloons, purposely vio-
lated the law, in order to make test case
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES addition to
the usual Sunday services in our churches
the following special appointments are
made for tomorrow:
United States Courtroom A. r.
Miller will preach in the United States
Courtroom at IL a. m.
Second Baptist Church.-Rev. j. r.
Kendrick ID. D., at II am. and Rev. G. O.
Biting, d. D., at Sp. M.
Grace-Street Baptist. at IL a.
m. and Rev. j. r. Kendrick, d. d., at
p. m. ........ ..-.-..
Manchester Baptist. A. e. Dickin-
son at 1 a. m. and Sp. M.
Seventh-Street Christian G hurc h =
Preaching at IL a. m. and 8p. m. by Rev.
Joseph u. Tyler. % On ~
City Almshouse.-Rey. John Blenner at
IL O. m. --.-.----.--.-.
Third-Street M. e. Church. Services at
IL a. M, by the pastor, j. B. Hamilton.
Subject: "Noah's Faith and Obedience
At 3 p. M, services by Rev. w. b. Der
rick, Of Salem, Virginia, Subject : "Chris-
tan Warfare"
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TEMPERATURE.-Th following is the
range of the thermometer at @. +. john
ston's news and music store, 9l9 Main
street, for to-day: At 8 a. m. sc; IL IN.
II; p. m. 76. III
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EXCUR SIONS.
EXCURSION.

MOUNT OLIVE COUNCIL No. s, and FOR
ISTER COUNCIL No. o, of the Independent
Order of St. Luke, WILL GIVE AN FXCJITR
SION AND PICNIC ON MONDAY, Igrs or
MAY, to Petersburg. The Rev. w. b. Derrick.
OF Salem, va, and the Rev. J. b. Hamilton, of
Richmond, will address the Sisters and Brethren
of the order.
ROUND TRIP FIFTY CENTS; children.
from five to twelve, half price.
myl7-lt*
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
GEORGIA,

The Convention of Governors at At.
VI. ftase lanta. Georgia.
ATLANTA, May 16.-The mayors and
councils, of Rome, Columbus, Macon,
Brunswick, Savannah and Augusta have
offered the hospitality of their respective
cities to the delegates attending the Cover
nors' convention, to meet here on the goth
instant. The railroads are preparing a
grand excursion to these places and to the
seaboard. They have also arranged to
pass the governors free going to and re-
turning from the convention, and for half
fare tickets for other persons.
CUBA.
. HAVANA, May 16.--The Captain
General has changed his mind and decided
to continue the quarantine. The steamers
Yazoo, Juniata, Havana, Margaret, and
Germania are still detained, though there
are no sick on board, nor is there proof of
cholera at New Orleans. 1t is proposed
to petition the United States to intervene.
The vessels are crowded with passengers, in
an unhealthy bay, which is a great hard
ship on them and the crews. Several
cases of vomito have already been report
ed in the harbor.
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B1r II. MCCO MICK'S
114 MAMMOTH AUCTION
COMMISSION HOUSE, ata
at4 I4I4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and ~ p. M
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds OF
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., &c.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
In attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any Of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prIeez.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun.
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Ont
door sales punctuallv attended to. NH 2s-sm