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Helm In ErnninU

1t quite depends on the way ironing is done
whether 1t is agreeable or not. The ironing
board musthave slip cover, to be washed each
fortnight, and there should be a large piece of
thin cotton to lay over starched thiags to take
the first pressure of the iron. THIS piece must be
thrt ads on nice fabrics. A breadth of an old
jacOnet coat is the best. A bowl of clear water,
with clean sponge or soft brush, or worn
white rag, must be ready for dampening spots
that have dried since folding, or have not iron
ed smoothly. The table ought to be solid. with
out leaves, and high chair should be provided,
20 that one may sit close to the board, touching
it with the waist. 1t is just as convenient to
iron sitting as standing; if one gets used TO 1t
and most OF the fatigue of ironing comes from
standing long at a time. A housekeeper who
knows how to be good to herself-as every
woman ought to be-will have table for IRON
ing with one side followed out, like the cutting
boards which seamstresses use in their laps. 1t
viii be easy to sit up to such table, and in a
swivel chair that can be raised or lowered at
VIII, the gas, stove or furnace on one hand, the
on the other, many a poor, tired
" oman would find her dreaded ironing day one
of the easiest of the week. Truth to say, these
are named not more to recon-
mend hoHsewitery exercise to idle people whose
nerves are pining for it, than in hopes that
some overburdened working bee may be able
to t. st the comfort of these helps Those who
have the most work to do generally have it to
do in the hardest way. good mistress will
see that her servants have all these convenient
ces, If they can be taught to use them. l con-
Tess that the pleasure of wearing fresh white
mus lin and crisp ruffled skirts is much allowed
by the thought how some gasping girl has toiled
over them in heated laundry or burning attic
on July day.-Hdrper's Bazaar.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK
WAsBINGTOy, November ., 1873.
now run as follows, viz:
FOG NkW Y0kk, scifkou okaHxs Of onvs.
Loo and $50 p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 500 A. n. and
LOO, s:4a and $50 p. N.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at =. 80 p NJ. and Philsdel-
phla at 3:45 and y 80 PM
only.
Through tickets TO PhiIsdelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station On - st all hours
in the day; also, at the Company ofioA $50 Penn
syyania avenue.
Passengers purchasing Tickets at she Avenue ofios
can there arrange 20 have their baggage called for
and put in thu baggage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio rsiirosd advertisement for
WIS THos 3: SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
L. d. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
nov3 GEO. s. kOOh TzsA6ss5t1 - Washington.
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a LEXANDRIA s. wASAfNGTON R. Il

AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CORNER OF b AnpsSIxrR SrRKRrs.
Local trains le9eS fjf Alexandria o. folIows:-6,
I,e, ~, He, m, IL noon, 4, y, 8, q, s,6,1,
except Sunday.
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive q follows
o:SS, :33, e:33, 1888, 1898, 1888 Q. m,
1898, 1888, %, 1888, s3, s:33, 6:3S, T:53
2. m. The e:33 Z. IN. and 9. 80 p. m. from Aleran
dria daily, all other trains daily except Sunday
Trains marked thus connect with trains %
washin eton and Ohio b b.
QUAETIOO Accommodation leaves Washiurtou
TAO .. N, daily, except Sunday.
GBIAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
leaves Washington :S3 .. m. daily except Sunday
Through tickets TO eli points South and Southwest
for sale II Oces corner 18th street and Pennsylvs-
nia avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for Bag
gage TO be checked ct Ill hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
4. 8. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jya4-sf
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l67SPENNsYLVANfA RourElS73

trains leave Is fSiiors AND SOUTHWEST
~''e!ns''n., is e M M s.lti%ors s ss
=. s:3s Pm. .-liisS.2
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ReUrE,
Night CsD, with monders improvensnfs.
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
The li:Ss .. 2; daily. except Sunday, northwest.
IHKi C0HNEcrroHs
thrcsgh froa. WAsAiMQrON 10 BUFFALO.
Tickets b. this route can be procured Ct the ONCE
corner Of lah street and PennsylvsLis avenus, and
corner Of 9Th street end Pennsylvania avenue ander
Getioeei H2tel, vhsrs reliable safosnston wilI q
ssegre accoInodstioai in Palace Dam Tor Ohics9o,
AV DaatDors, Nd. =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09
MINES AT MuNcEY CREEK.

Situated % milesi in a south-easterly d.
rection from the town of S~hellburn, and
lying between Piermont and Ruby Hill,
some of the most promising locations in
Eastern Nevada have been found at Mum
cey Creek. The ores discovered there
consist of rich chlorides, contained in
galena, and have been traced on the
groupings for a long distance. Some
samples brought in recently by Fred.
Plageman, one of the original ~loeators
are sufficient evidence to any one of their
richness, and peculiar fitness for smelt-
ing purposes. The facilities necessary
for a mining locality are ample, water
existing in greater abundance than in
any other locality found in the State !;
wood Astounding in large quantities and
Of good size and superior quality. The
main wagon road travelled from Phoebe
to Toano, on the railroad, leads directly
by the locations, and transportation is
consequently always available. Some
weeks ago a party of gentlemen visited
Muncey Creek, took samples of ore from
the various locations and the assays were
much more encouraging than they had
been led to believe. The principal work
has been done on the Muncey Creek
Consolidated, on which a shaft has been
sunk a distanceof 35 feet indepth in ore,
with no limit as yet to its width. The
locations of the mines, their general ap-
pearance and the character of the ores
found coincide perfectly with those on
Ruby Hill, Eureka District, the float
rock being IA counterpart of the latter,
and the accessions OF wood and water
nearer at hand. Negotiations are now
in progress, as we are informed, for the
sale OF "A whole or part of this really val
liable property, and, if eonsummated, we
are confident that a mining camp of no
mean pretentions will soon spring into
existence, which may rival even Eureka
in a short time. One decided advantage
possessed by this district is the large
percentage of gold contained in the ores,
in some instances averaging as high as
$50 to the ton. But slight mention has
ever been made of the subject of u
sketch, and but few know the real value
contained in the immense quantity of ore
now in sight. We are meditating a trip
out that way the present season, and
shall take pains to inform ourselves
more fully in regard to affairs there, for
the benefit of the community at large.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09

GRAND OPENING.-We had not space
last week to speak as fully as was our
desire of the opening of the St. Nicholas
saloon, by the Smith Bros. The build
ing is one of the best in town having
been erected of new lumber, and is
twenty-five feet front and seventy feet
deep. The interior arrangements are
perfect, showing good taste both in Sc
lection and execution. George Barthol-
omew surpassed himself in the work
manship Of the new bar, and John Henry
King deserves communication for putting
on the paper, ceilings, etc. A spacious
club-room is attached to the front part
of the saloon, and a billiard room in the
rear. The tables in use are of the most
approved patterns, making a game a real
pleasure instead of a bore. o. l.. Scott
is the manager of the billiards, and all,
knowing his gentlemanly ways, are as
sured that everything will be done by
him to make things pleasant. Alto
gether the st. Nicholas is a credit to the
town, and we hope the gentlemanly pro-
p%rietors may reap a rich harvest for their
enterprise and public spirit in fitting up.
Mill AT SHERMANrowS.-The new
tailings mill being built at Shermantown
by j.. b. Osborne, for the purpose of
working the tailings from the old Eber-
hardt Company's works, is nearly COM
pleted. We have not had an opportunity
to inspect it, but are assured by Mr..
Osborne that, when ready 0 'start, every
thing will be in perfect condition, max
ing success acertainty. Wetrustno more
drawbacks May occur in the matter of
working, and that the mill may prove a
means of great success to the energetic
owner.
OS Bus1NEss.-Our old time acquaint-
ance, VIM. b. Dougherty, known here as
one of the early settlers of Hamilton,
arrived on Tuesdays stage from San
Francisco. Billy represents the we'll
established liquor merchants, Shea,
Bocqueraz & MCGEE, and wants to get
away with some goods. We have no
doubt he will prove successful in his bus
mess.
HOUSE MOVING, ETo.-Since the late
fire this business has been lively, and
among those engaged in its prosecution.
we know of no man who has given more
general satisfaction than Henry Smith,
who advertises his business under head
of New To-day" HIS Office is at Ed.
Raum' S saloon on Main street.
FREIGHT ARRIVALS. The freight teams
of NJ. p. Freeman Il Co., for which con
Germ Harvey Carpenter is the competent
agent, are arriving loaded down with
all kinds and varieties of merchandise,
consigned to merchants here. The lead
ing characteristics of this line are
promptness in the delivery of goods, and
care in handling the same.
REMovED.-Louis A. Hauck, Notary
Public, Coroner and Public A%dministra-
tor, has fixed his place of business at
Jackson's saloon, in the premises for
merly occupied by the Bank of Califor-
MIA. Louis is a reliable and correct bust
ness man, and will attend faithfully to
all orders entrusted to him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09

A meeting of citizens was held at the
Court House on Thursday afternoon last,
at which many of our most prominent
people were present. The meeting was
called to order, and George Waters, Esq.
elected Chairman. The latter named
gentleman mentioned the object of the
meeting to be the selection of a night
Waterman, and such other business as
might be brought before it. A committee
of five were appointed by the chair to Sc
lect a suitable person to act as Waterman,
and report Immediately. The choice fell
upon John B. Williamson, and, ON mo-
ton, he was declared appointed, and it
was recommended that the power of ar
rest be given him, both from the city and
county authorities. A committee of
three were appointed to make inquiries
of the City Trustees relative to their ac-
ton IN regard to an investigation as to
the cause of the late fire also whether
they had inquired into the facts regard
ing the state of the water works at the
time of its outbreak and during its con-
tinuance. A committee of three were
also appointed to ascertain the amount of
bonds required of A. Cohn, accused of
having fired the town, and also the names
OF his bondsmen, and reported as follows
amount of bonds given, SO, 900, divided
among H. G.. Blasdel, H. A. Comins, r.
Sadler, ?. Steffani, NJ. Ballenberg and E.
b. Stonehill. On motion the meeting
adjourned to meet on Monday evening
next at "a o'clock.
Since the above was in type, one of
the bondsmen named above withdrew
from the bond, and A. Cohn was locked
up in default of the necessary amount.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09
80 cords Wood Wanted,

At THE BRICK YARD, IMMEDIATELY
IA below the dollhouse on the Eberhardt road.
Apply to SHERIDAN h MAUPIN.
Hamilton, Aug. /, 1873. sug2tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

, .,o,a with one curye,s and fbatsnos R'a ny
,,r.,n . Grade greater than eight icet ail .Ic
n. nan a sl;pht emltankmens, no cu's' w
10y - cni-,rt. | take It that 4 DrSl'
oInss ro,d conld be built there in this aay AZ
s.'S. ornrarc cost of $4,000 per mile ready
| for an equipment.
object in that day was to establish a
,rorc direct coaStline route between New
YORK and the South ria Norfolk, crossing
| the Delaware near the Brcakwatcr by ferry,
and by ferry from Cape Charles TO norfolk.
Philadelphia in that time manifested some
interest in this enterprise, looking then 10
Norfolk as her port Of entry and TO some
extent, perhaps, on this account the eastern
Shore road $50 callcd) was more f'l'iG',
pushed down the peninsula. c,a
"Thc construction of this o from tii"
Charles, or CherrlstOne, TO connect WIN az
road already bulls from phiiadciph'a cou.u
not fail, as YOU suppose. 10 stimulate 'n.
tiyatjon of fruits aud vegetables I'D tue r,>t-
er,- Shore counties, and would crc'tc, aouo>-
less. a LARGE traffic in oysters ana ISL ~!
northern markets.
THE saving of anything like eight or nine
hours Between Norfolk. Philade'pllla, anu
New York over the Bay route would attract
a large travel. not 80 much tor the bay, tor
that route is taken mainly for Baltimore, but
from that route known as the coast rfn
Washington. Richmond aud Weldon; and
il would draw from our \. VI. d y. IL. K.
converging at Norfolk, which now leaves Ii
at L%ynchburg for Philadelphia and Norfolk.
- should not suppose that the people OF
the Eastern shore would hesitate to give
the right of way for the construction Of tbs
road. and they could we'll afford, it seems to
me, to subscribe $4,000 to lis capital stock,
especially il the payments were confined to
lie made upon the completion of the work.
"Our company would look upon such a
line, connected with Thy Il reliable steam
ferry service, with the most friendly interest.
"Your>, &C., WILLIAM MAuoNt,
'.Presiden; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01
By Grubrs x WilIlaIS,
A~rciinnt-rs and Real Fs:a:r Agents.
E'rNcu.h street between Main and EalA.
GALE OF TIE RICHMOND AM

GALE OF THE RICH " ONE AND
- YORK I'VE EAlLeuAD.-By virtuc OF u
decree al The tianccrv Court OF the city OF Rich
.nnuh ia The causes ct tic Richmond and York
l:iyer Railroad Company IS. j. ProsScr IaLb and
l;.ii'crt II. M"ury, trustees, and }. frosser Talb ana
ko'wrt IS. Stiry, trustees. rS. The RiclmoiI ana
York l;iscr x .iIrmn! Company, entered on The 10th
day II Decernbtr, I,I". We, The undersigned, or Tie
survivor OF III, shall sell Ivy public aurtion, at the
anc!ioi-ruomS of Mcssrs. tirubrS 4 Williams, No. !
Elcrei,H street. Richmond, Ma, on FRIDAY The
ri day Of Shay, lS.3. Al the hour o! - NJ, al the
Of the lilC'lMOSU y ipRk RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, including its roadway, rails,
cross-tles, depots, sidings. ears, engines, tenders,
aud al! either property whatsoever. Including al q
tie franchises Ut said CON paly !. and excepting fIon
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 10 said COM
paEy except It's closes In action AMI debts due or 10
Dcconir due 10 IL.
me TERMS Of SALE WILL. BE As FOLLOWS
The siam Of Slsy,oro shall be paid ii CASH; and the
itsiItc vi the purchase money shall te payable is
follows S.s,rO0 Oh tile Isl Of January. 1877, with IN
trrcst NJ the rate of ) per cent. per annum from The
Gay al sale. payable semi-aunually S3ue.o0o on the
Isl day OF January. isst. with Interest at The rate OF
5 per cc,,t. ;rr anIu II from The day OF sale. payable
spontaneously: aud The remainder uf such purchase
money on The isl DAY OF Jai uIry, 1851, with interest
1T il!c rtie ~ 8 per cent. per annum from the day OF
sale, payable emi-annual y-tle sale to he subject
To The ratification or rrt ciiun"f the. court, auI ,os-
IA i.ird by TIT court, the deferred pay lnents Ia Ia.
seNure Cd iy = decd II trust on the prcrc4ty sold, such
cccc % IL. subject 10 the approval OF tne court.
CaI.italists ~ taSc notice that the effect OF u sale
and conveyance WI! be ~ extinsuiSh the said COM
pany and make ~" purchaser or purchasers u body
corpul1te.
For further particulars II pply 10 MSssrs. T. tStE &
MaURY, Richmond, Va, attorneys for the tras.
tcee. j. Pkus:SER TSBB,
n.sa RoSE ssI,I III sA Asnsts:s.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Alctioneer>,
M l2l2 Min STREE.

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS OAk
' GROVE. SITUATED - Tue CONNTY Or
HIENHICn. EWn AND A,H.LF NILS rRoM
RICHMOND. UN Til CHARLES oiIl Rnnil
NEAE IT, WlLLiHMSHtET1ri nnnvrZ-
DEH. CROPS. HOUSEHOLD AND klTtliEN
FURNiTCRE-AT rlrLiC AUtTlUN.-We
shall. a! the request of Mr.; K. y. nultoli, lusi;r'
DAY. Nav G.. is7s. at / o'clock Z. NJ. without r.
serve, that VERY DESIRABLE FARM loc1ted rs
above Described. adjoining the farm of Colonel Nor.
tpp%E HTNnEED AID FlFTY-TWO AND \
HALF ACHES, the greater portion Of which Is
cleared aud In fine heart. which lies well at'd pro,
lurrs well the usual crops, s;itll rs cora, W!'ca'' anu
hay. ,u,,
There are several spri rs "n The place and well
of most excellent water in tie \a.d.
there are .onc :hiris arr"s y " >cc!cI IN wlntcr,
,atS,, large portion III Timothy and clover. ami
;Iout four acres in potatoes, We, &c. There IS Il
nice orchard Of choice liuil-trccs on w. ! Ing.
The improvements consist Of Il neat tltA JED
DIV ELLlEG. containing eight ROOMS. beautifully
lestlcdi Ia with Il grove of OAKS tine Il extra
ordinlry size: CDhN-LlHB, sIAHLf, &c; all III
good repair. =
several lIIAMHEK SUITS. cnmnictc; WALNUT
EXTEN>lp> TABLE,, LOUNGE CHAIRS
Thc STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS c"n-
sii of a SPAN OF HORSES. two superior MICH
COWS, WOUD-'S MOWER and REhpElt con-
bincd. nearly n.w: WAGON. IL ~ s.,
PLOuGis. ,nEMi, corn end SEP Et>ST-
CUTTING-tuX, 6RlNDSTOEf, CART. IRA
DIE. TOP-CARIlAGE and HARNESS. aud Other
articles too numerous 10 mei.tinn.
The farm is in Il most excellent neiglnornGod' anu
its proximity 10 the city an: lie hritithfu'lesS 81;
the place renders il very Gr-lrIbIc. i Il we Wuhlh
invite the spr cial attention Of parties desiring TO
hnv a good farm TO The foro:olng sale.
The TERMS vii! be ANNOUNCED on re , FIX ~ sa'c'
ap observation-disclosures Aucti"nr"rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01
by Grubhs & Williams.
AucIIonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

'TRUSTEES' SALE OF THAT BEAUT[-
i FUL SuBUkBAN RtSIDENEE y
GROUNDS ATTACHED, IN SIDNEY, KNOWN
As "ARLIAGToS" WITH VAL AEi.E
BUILnlNG fOrS cOSTIGUONS ANn ADA
trust fr,rt Jam"s L. Guddin and wife 10 the sub
srrtbcr. ns trustees, duly recorded. we viii sell;
unoh thu premises, on SATURDAY III" sd day OF
May, commencing nj 5 o'clock !. VI. the we'll
fH # sQUAkF OF EiG GHHouGlfD5p fBsGtStt N iSrI B9f
HARVlE, CARTER, RITCHtE. \ WAL
LACE STREETS. 500 by .67 2-l2 feet. u.
The improvements consist 81 4 NEAL ana
WELL-ARRANGED DWELLING In cottage
style. with about eight rooms, besides out buildings
OF all kind, beautifully situated IN Il grove OF
original oaks and hIcknrics, aud surrounded with
choice flowers md shruhi9ry.
There Is also a FINE SUPPLY OF FRUIT
TREES OF many varieties. and the situation l. one
OF the most elcva.e and attractive In all the suburbs
Of III" city. No ore could well desire 4 more charm
Ing home, sufficiently convenient 10 The city for
business S. and vet enjoying the substantial comforts
OF country life.
Added 10 these inducements Is The consideration
that the property. being so near sD the city limit :.
and In the direct line OF the best improvements, Will
In u few years grow tn 80 great q value That u nur-
chase now iuade viii not only secr-e n p.easiiut
no me. hu. be III investment which cannot fall TO
prove unusually profitable. ,
a ftcr the above We wilt aell 4 10: at The southeast
corner OF Harvic aud Carter streets, loox:l0 feet.
Subdivisions will be made as desired.
TKnMs: Atsalc. CiiAS. Y. WILLIAMS,
j. II. GUY,
GRCBSs & WILLIAMS, Auctiorocrs
ap 81, u, &c, ~, NJ l&tdtd
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Nv James u. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents hNU
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VAL
- UABLE FARM IN HENRICp COUNTY
ABOUT FIFTEEN WILLIS BELOW RICH uONl
ON THE YORK RIVER "AlI.Kotp, At,JniN'
Nc BOTTOMS BRIDGE. AT PUBLIC AL
TIUE.-tn pursuance OF 4 decree of The tlrcui
Court Of the county OF lIenrico, entered on 'hc III
uav OF March. l.;3, in the cause 81 Allen. trustee,
rs. Allen auu others, the uiner. igned. special COM
missioner thereby appointed. will sell al public AUG
tiur. at the cOurt-h N use of Heiric0 county, on Mon
DAYthe 9Th day Of May. 1878 that telng court day..
ut !. O'Clock W.. The above described real tstitc, con-
Laiuiny three hurlrcd and thirty acres Of land one
lmlt cleared, the balance in wcod>-aboGt seventy
live acres Of he le>t thichahominy low-Erouiids-
aud bound d rs follows: ON the east ana norm D!.
Cllirkahuminy river, Oh Tie west by tlc ialid Oh
Dicv Wade. and on the south by Williamsburg stay.
ROAD. and occupied ly William Allen. + 81, ana Is
L nsidrrcti 10 ic one II the best farms llthal p"r-
ton Of The county.
TERMS: tme-lplirtl! cash Oh" 'a'ancc n S,S,
Twelve. aud ci-hIccn months, Tor nrrtotith'c note,
interest addict, aud He tide 10 nc retained unt!l the
Whole purchase money is paid and Il conveyance
ordered by tie court. lanes for 1873 10 be paii by
the purchaser. ,,o
/ plat Dt TIE above property may be seen AT the
office Ct The arclionttlE.
Special Commissioner.
JANIS VI. TAYLOR < so*. Aurti"lccrs. tp2i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01
BY Grubbs < Williams,
Auctioueers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
= . on THE WEST SIDE OF CONCORD
OK IL "a STREET NEAR ElG
eIltEET), AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of L deed oil
trust from ]. a. Goddiu, trustee for f. q. yeul. 10
the subscriber, dated 18th November, ls72, and being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein secured
| viii sell 1T auction. upon the premises, on MON
DAY, May S, ut S o'clock L. NJ, the property located
as above Described.
The house Is of brick. with four rooms. and las
| been recently repaired, and Is occupied ny Nlncy
| Williams. Lot Is 70 by about ss feet to Fifteenth
street.
Terms: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses of sale
| and 4 note for 1927. so, due goth March, ls73: i credit
US 10 $40 until 26th July, 1878, and Il further credit
| as 10 Sl32.b 81 until 18th November, 1s7a, and The resi-.
| due upon terms t. he announced 1T the time OF sale
tn. credit instruments 10 lie secured by II decti'ol
trust. L. W. GkUBRS Trustee.
/. GRuRBS & WILLIAMS. Auc;ionerrs. M 20
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Arriioucer and RsL Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh a,ri bank streets.

TOR SALE AZ rIBLIC AUCTION,
L on THURSDAY the 18th OF May, 1873. nj s
q clock p. NJ. The WORKS. and PROPERTY OF the
PANI. situated At the foot OF Ninth street, or Janea
river. together with Ill iii ; ana tkAN
CnI>tS Of The company under existing contracts
Tor l,r Of pat, MS. The properly ana franchises OIL
&c compIuv consist Of Furnaces ipudi!ing and
lullingl, kUls. + ngincS. Sass, 1ad Machinery coin
u,utr Tor mixing ana furnishing nuts. tubes. shalt
Ing. aud hollow lars: tuscthcr with exclusive con
t"ol Of thu patents. wlicI have sixteen Years 10 luu
for the United states.
The works ans property are situated on icaSeo
ground. ic,>. having SlS years la GtIlI.a' $500 per M
nun. with zee water privilege.
The UNDERSIGNED vii receive proposals for pur.
cLu,r ia Dart Or ~ a whole anti! The dag IL sale. AMI
rlr5ish anv informant II that may be desired bl
parties wishing Ia become purchasers.
i~ar;irS engage III aay iiTIclI ni iron iIialiifac-
tur. in which this machinery or part OF II eau III
ntlli2et will 30 wei! 10 confer with the President
or any member II the committed. Liberal arrange
incg,- will he made with any oIr having sufficient
eNurricucc TO Gnrly on the works. either Tor the
Manufacture IL Tie articles patented or any other
iron.wnrk in which the machinery, &C. now on
lat.d can te ,roii;ably employed.
The cuIupluy has been successful III me manu-
f,cfurc Of nuts b. this process, iGI"tng rrodnccl Al
II " ry low lricc III article far superior I" any made
OF opinion among the stockholders rs to the past
and future policy Of tie company II Is thoueht best
tn wind up It's affairs.
TERMS: ~ sale. WILLIAM r.
President.
FREDERICK r. SCOTT,
Packer CANPBEl.L,
II. r.. &. BASH ERFILI.E,
W. l.. toW AEDIN,
J. Il. JOHNSON,
ap l7-?'.2i,-SMyi. ,s.lo&tdtd Committee.