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MieuaeI Carnpball OF the city of New Orleans,
in the State If Lonisianas will take notice thai
on Che Sd daT Of Ueeefn her. A. d. STA Bernard
and BIZ get DYER filed their pelitioh against
him in the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage
county. Ohio. alleging IN substan that said
Michael Campbell obtained from them deed of
the East half of a part of eight acre lot No. 18.
in large lot No. 60, in the township of RaYenna,
Ohio. AF fraud and 1nistake IN Tie deserfption
eenEaHzled in sala deed. which should have been
for the West half Of said lands, and that the
prayer of said petition is for correction and
r. formation of said deed and transaction, or
that the same shall be delivered mp and can
said DefenHantis " required te answer on OF
before the third SEtuFday AFTER the Kpiration
of six weeks from the date hereof.
RANNEY & HATFIELD
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Havpnna, Dee g 1873 975 ct
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ATlRRB s.: !;

- asasssE III Na8S8S8 sE& Is aazss esass
fATANlu possdsr asSs Ahnonfs ass 6hIei0- U SSt5-
form, Spirits OF Camphor.
of Juniper and Alcohol. This compound Is a.n-
equalled IN the annals ef Aedlelne dor sas cure
OF Gatarrn Nervous oE slc1 deaeseLe u = NenLssL
and all Nervous Diseases. Tt win connteract
all poisons, banish pimples, ,enre scaly ergption
inrigorates the system, increases the action of
the heart, without exciting the brain. cures
Heartburn, Palpitati0n and Autteflng OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia SC: Briggs Alleyantor abb
solutely possesses more curative properties than
sn others are reanesse to examine and test the
remedy and 81, 900 wi ne paid IL fgInd ulAese
ens from Representations, Sold BY BRAINERD
nMginHhg Much has been said and writ
Ten, any a,.a nas5ny n, sb ,ni;srand
WWOGB&a cure of throat and lung dis
eases; but nothing has been SO eminently sac
Briress Throat and Lung Healer Sold by
SMITH WOODRUFF q CQs8s1 sss. sf2asa Es8s.
AMnWAR The excrntiating pain produced
HNHmMNF ing from Bunions. the piercing,
inr Nails. can not be descsbbed. Thonsands snf-
fer, not knowing there il cure. Briggs Corn
and Buni0n Remedies are no acid or potash
fectuaf and justly merit the success they have
earned from an appFeeiatiye public 9he GuEa.
obtained by lis application and Il win positive
ly cure the worst cases Of Festered Germs, In
the largest and severest blisteTs. the most .eS-
tensive CallouSties on the soies and heels Of the
feet, uneQualed in the cure of Ghilhlafns and
Frosted Feet. The Alleviator for ordinary cofns
and preventing their formation Is absolutely
uaexcelled by anything ever known ASK for
Briggs Remedies. Take no other Sold by
BEEDING q ARMsTRONG. 4s..s -
MMRMAR Are the most plentiful kind of
EMWMKH grain in the market. Every one
EHHmMAH has supply. from the three
WQAhAM0a year old child to the aged grand
sire yerging onto q hundred stylish hasEdsoHe
resorts; middle aged matrens; old maidssa i
dressed up TO appear young and gays dandfes. |
with their patent leaehers kid gloves and inev- |
liable walking stick the clergyman, merchant |
lawyer. clerk, GrtfEan and mechanic OF al ages
andstations, have full supply. Of eorns. bum
feet all of which are banished and cured by the /
nse Of Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies. Al. |
leviRtor and Curative. Sotdby BEAENRRD g SON. |
MHAEMR Its ali very we'll for those not
WHRkA# troubled 20 think 10 is nothing to /
" have PILES; tSs this reg rssssn; en- shsEn1 s,s.1s
sympathy; the agong Of Tophet Is not or cangotJ
be much worse than the torture endured by |
millions who are troubled with internal bleed /
ing, external and itching Piles. Glad tidings |
safe and sure, Sold by SAITH, WoODRUFF s. co. |
MnMMM sBunions. Bad Nails and ah dis
HU eases of the feet, Cancers and /
H.HHNE#MA Sernfalous HuIneFss Piles, tScs
WVAhkN9 skillfnny aud successfully /
Heaiinr Institute. la7 Brnadway, New York. s..
DIR. y. BRIGGS &E0., PfOprietofs |
sgsa azs SOLD BY assa&5
BEEDFNG a ARAEsTRpHGs RzaAIsgEcFl3
8 SON, ann. SMITH, yv0oDnVEF q 90,
a6a-y -
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n ' HI7F ''al -7.7a17
Atwater, Mary A Nicely and Betsey " Atwa-
ter, heirs at law and widow Of Darwin Atwater
deceased:
You are hereby notified that the viewers and
surveyor appointed by the Commissioners of
Portage county. Ohio, in their order of Decem-
Der I'd, 1873 ito lay out and survey the County
Road Southeasserly from Mantua Station. petit
toned for by the undersigned and others, viii
meet at the starting point described in the peEi-
tion. on the 2Tth day of January, 1874 for the
purposes set forth in said order
IL MIgsste4 this 18Th day Of December, a. D. .1s73.
b. E. KEYES. CIV. RUSSELL
37E4t< Principal Petitioners
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Notice.

N4TI0E is hereby given that aa the 5th (lay Of
~ December 1873, the undersigned waB duly
appointed guardian Of the estate Of Harried I'll
Bradford of Charlestown, Ohio. by the Prabate
Court Of Portage County. ffsl ssse "A
LUTHER T.. BROWN. =
Charlestown. Dec. 18th, 1873. 2TT-at.
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Assignee's Notice.

TIME creditors Of Robert v. Sutherland are
L hereby notified that q dividend of thirty
five per cent pom the claims presented and
allowed against said estate, has been declared
and will be paid by the undersigned at his office
in Ravenna, Ohio, on the 1st day of january,
AID. 1874 # f. T. HATFIELD p -
Assignee of Robert v. Sutherland.
Bavenna, Bee 16, 1873, fs=tE zTT-st.
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nAN1EL MoEaAN.s EsrATE.

Noticsis hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed amt qualified as Executor on
the estate of Daniei Ii. Morgan, late OF Portage
county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Ravenna, this 18th day OF December,
a D. 1S73-s JULIUS A. MORGAN,
4TS-SEs - s ENeeet0r.
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BEkDIN0 q ARnEATRDNGs RERA1NEIal9l
3 SON, AND SMITH, w0oDnUEP g. co.
a6s-y.
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BY Wellington GodGln,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Rank s,r..,.

TRJTSTEFE SALE nF VEpy r
1 RT;E Ann nssJR, p1yI nn. rALC3-
ESTnTE X: RIM t:iTv az ptItur.:Ahifp SEAL
tIIo nf docd NJ tr,s, n,ri,a H., 1hil.-By viz
limo Iscs a,ncn,a5 -, az III IN VIC !2f day OF
Hnr.c. '' Ennt Wi,Ha ~ ''S s,s,cr; ny MeSsrs
pairo Inorn,n. IN ' ~, 'ii,e; ara Eol@rt
Knnr t1.fne G 70 ND fLcir NJ. 'i VI" style of
In Richmond Hastings Court on tbc u ssyS record"
IssG We or either of ,,s will i'm py"cr,J" W Jftf
md with tho annrayai NJ tbn 60, Eiu'.oh Thereof
nrncaeS 70 soil ~ m,,iic onct,nn -" ling tar'Gcr
tho nr,,, ,,,a-tiaaI ON Tiii;pSr We premise IN
az ~ ~ ~ n'cIoct " III 80 e.h ol Fern.
fair DIV thercarferI fLn ronwinr TT, "h le hr.t
i'. Wy .ar u' ioiio"ihS Truly valuable
hEhL FRI RI IL, 80 -, ,r
rNst: lint VI ',n.'"S Iva Oh u" south sd,
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b. Grubbs & Williams,
Auctipuecrs and Real Estate Ascn's'
Eleventh street between Main and GanN'

GALE OF THE RICH VI y \ ID hNp
~ YORK RIVER EAILROAD.--By 'lr iu, p y,
decree of the Chancery Court OF t!ic CO! ~ Ygs
mond IN the causes OF the Richmond rIt -
River Railroad Company 20. - l,roSse t - a. ~,
Robert II. 31aury, trustees. ana D. lt"Sr ,rI
Robert II. Maury. trustees, 60. ne Elsi'l."% ;.J
York River Railroad Company. entcrG ga '1s 90.
day of December, 1912, we, the undtrsi2ncn'.. RE
survivor Of w shall sell by public an,iioa. 20 4
aucion-roon,s OF Messrs. 6rItbs " v t uynIS tpc
Eleventh street. Richmnid, va, OF: ~ III t.e
I'd day of Man ,lsT3 at the hour of " De, a tsd
property Of every kid, re2l EsTsoG. 81 ::ptIi.
OF the KIGHMOSD AND Yokk Rl' - ''@ s,tis,
Road COMPANY, Including lis rIsiN"', ,,,sr.,
cross-ttes. depots, sidtugs, cars, ehF!neY -. a
and all other property whatsoever, ~ f|pI
such sale nothing whatsoever Belonging % s- 10
pany except IT'S ehoscs Ia actionan eep'S 1"'
become due 10 IL. 80 - ,,o,, c.-s-
/ THE TERMS OF SALE WILL BN A .rd The
The sum of $4,000 shall be paid !" CAsi lie as
residue OF the purchase money shall nS a!:I,b Lt-
fellows go geo OF. the let OF Jannarr ~ the
tercst al the rate OF per cent per ai,iiu o, fba
day Of sale. payablc scmi-annEly stJysyyv
LIST day OF January. 1885, with iaitF"At ~
per cent rer anyirm from he day cf sag. ih,-,
semi annually; and the reinatn,ie: ci ST
money on the lst dlT erJatury, 80, N.Y. thyof
mt the rate of per cent per aanuh iI,u .rr;s4
10 the ratification re)ectonVt Inc col tytl,
session not 60 be- delivered MIL IN ssm =" n
ratified Inv the court; the deferred p, iifnt ca
secured by deed of trust on The pro ger,
deed TO be subject 10 the approN oi H., ~ sais
<sanit.iis;s viii take notice that the eject "a ,-
and conveyance win bc ta eStiuguish tiie Sa b,y
pany aud make the purchaser or pufv''A'''
porf,r,hcr particulars apply to MesSrs. -, ,r
MAUHY, Richmond, Va, at,ornSS,r. 'lr?ti;n.
tees. J:n.m,' nJg 81 NtIfEN.
| !, s-,a Surviving Er1'',>'--
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IsssifcP G1nBoSs's LECTURE IN BALTisoH En-,
{From the Gazette Of February d. ~
announcement tina. the Right kev. yat sae.
Gibbnr,s. bis,,op OF Richmond. woa'u !o.,
t,,re Inst night Mt the Maryland ih's,, ~.
h.U ryre,y nm immense audience. Inc ItuN.
B3shnn,,as received with applause Dy .ue
,,,d;e,,ce and he was accompanied py AGn'
Fstharss 'flopgherty, McColgan, soufin, LII
IIicrs (Sa;tly, and Boone, OF the cieIey, anu
q oliver o,Donnell. John A. Middleton
and B. %. Daniels. Esq, ana others OF the
Young Catholic Friends Society.
being introduced Bishop Gibbons said
Christian charity was the Object, and CHRIS
tan education the subject, upon which lie
would speak. The first he was glad to see
had been accomplished. He remarked tnat
the head of the Catholic Church had SOUNDED
the Keynote Of daily Christian educatioh
rs the only means Of keeping the BODY OF tne
Church intact. The word education means
to draw out and develop mans soul. 10
develop the moral and religious intellect OF
mans soul. II the intellect only is educated
il becomes vicious. God forbid that he should
underyalue the importance of secular educa-
ton. The Catholic Church bad never done so,
but on the contrary had established the
great school at oxford, the College OF
France. and the College Of Salamanca, and
io-diy DO city was better supplied with
priu,ary schools than is Rome. The Church
had always taught that ignorance Is the
source of all evil, and especially among The
working classes. Young men left with large
estates and imperfect education rarely re-
flected credit upon themselves or their fami-
lies. Give them sound education, and they
will be able to maintain themselves and make
then mark in society. The men of Baltimore
who had received sound practical education
are the reliable men of the city. He spoke
of the necessity OF education in the family,
aud the mothers influence, and cited the in
stances of st. Augustine, Louis OF France,
George Washington, and Judge Easton, who
owed their virtue to tho education received
from their mothers.
lie regretted to say that our country does
not appear to be advancing In morality
They read daily of horrible murders, bank
deiaIcations, robberics, and recently OF q
C,eait- Mobilicr. lie did not know what
that meant, but be did know that If man
steals FIVE dollars lie is called q thief, and II
he is connected with the Credit.Mobilier,
and makes hundreds Of thousands, he is said
10 be afflicted with kleptonania. lie urged
upon the audience the necessity OF moral
education of their children. The Rev. Bishop
was frequently applauded during the ae'
livery of his lecture, which was Of u vel y in
teres,ing character to all who listened to it.
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OWNERS OF FARMS OR COUNTRY
W PROPERTY desiring 10 sell or exchange, by
sending fun particulars and fee of 81, can have
them advertised and otherwise negotiated without
mourning any further expense until business TX
effected. Commission, 25 per cent. -E
JOHN S. EVEN, Real Estate Broker,
In c1-lm SO Nassau street, New York.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, HALF OF TIE STORE On
Il No. 63l Broad street, near Seventh also, Ill
ROOMS, furnished or unflrniehed. fe 4-it*
TOR RENT, n BRICK HOUSE ouGS
Twenty-rintb and Tirtieth. Possession can be had
Immediately. T.; u. EACHO,
lie a-at Real Estate Agent.
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BY Moody u Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;;cncers,
ONCE corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BLE COAL-LAND AT THE AIDLoTHIAE
COAL-PlTS.--Ry virtue Of 3 decree entered at the
June term. 1872, Of the County Court OF Chester
Held. IN the chancery suit therein pending
styled Nan4ers Cornelius ID. Elliott, shall pro-
coed TO sell 1t public auction, In front Of the court
house the 10th day Of February, 1879, that being
court-day. ut IL o'clock 4. NJ, that valuable land
lying la the Midlothian township two and 4 half
mites from Coadeld ST. lon, on tie Richmond and
Danyilc railroad. continuing T II I 81
necessary out-buildiugs also, ONE-FIFTH UNDi-
VIDED INTEEEsrlS SrYESTf-FIVEA ACRES
adjoining the ai0ve-duscri'bed, with good dwelling
and out buildings aportion in wood and balance
In cultivation. This land lies Immediately iu the
coa-fc.d. or what Is called the - coal basin, and
should engage the attention of capitalists. These
lands arc sold subject 10 the widows dover.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 80 much as viii be necessary
10 pay the expenses OF sale and costs of this salt
and the balance upon credit of one. twoand three
years for bonds betrlny six per centum Interest
from day OF saic the title icing retained until the
whole purchase money Is fully paid
jail ). BROOKS, Special commissioner.
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90 :, -~>>s~~<~~S-~-X
BY Grubbs &:Wiliian,s,
4 Auctionces and .cal Essas Agao,,:
Eleventh street between Hafr a,,d -, Z

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE yAft..
- lBLE LITTLE e A Il u -CALLyn " ~. a.
HhtM,,apfoS; On THE wEsTHAa Road. H WEI
n o. a Nd A HALE WEST OF RIIsg.iIcDSS,Rf
w: LAYTON lucfen hin, dated a3tk e u.s from
n5, and recorded in Henfco County Con-, 1t'esr,
nenS thcreD required by the assignee Of The cs sG'
sell 10 auction. nc the Office Of Messrs r,,, WIZ
WILLIAMS, In tine city OF Richmond. on T TIT. 4
phI l,th o. February at O'Clock p ", he liz
ONE AND a HALF ACRES, ruEuiny fr,c. 9 :. y =
canal. "SSS 10 The
The improvements consist Of good rp,yrn
houses, and good orchard. '' "'uai ont
TERMS: The deed prescribes sale for e,,, :.
we are authorized to state fla, more fa7ora6ie trn t
WA lie mace KNOWN at the dne.of sale. vi us
NJ III. GILLIaM,Ie
fel JOHN II. GUY SUD- Trustees
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By James ". Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

By James ". Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BARK-AIILL. LOCATED At ROCKETS
PEAkE AND OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUG
TION-By virtue of II decd of trust TO the under
signed, bearing date December iC, ls72 we viii, III
execution thereof. sell ut pmljlc auction, on the
of February, 1919, ut l. O'Clock d., Ill that vALUA
BILE MACHINERY for making bark extract, tan
ming, &C., consisting In part as follows:
f. V. WOODWARD STEtM-FUMP (l,s00 gallons per
mlnutcl. with all connections;
{ pair l!-nch GUILD c GARRISON VACUUM
Pumps, with connecticns; ...s-t...
No. WOODWARD PUMP,
GUILD & GARRISON WATER-PUMP,
l2-incl WATEB-C CYLINDER,
2i-inch sTEAM-CYI.INDEE, #r"
FACUCM-rAS, by u. with connections conf
: picte;
l CoNpEssER FoH yAcUUM-pAS, l0-foot pipe
90 feet A-ireh CAST IRON iIPE, sassst
?s feet e-inch ilangc cASr-lRoS pIPE,
+ JoIISsoN's BLOWER, 3 feet diameter;
1900 feet .-ncl flangc GASr-lRoN PIPE, ....,
100 feet s-iuch iltpge CAsT-!noS PIPE,
1000 feet 2-inch STEAM-PlPE:
l pair nourI.E ENGINES, li-inch cylinder, 3-foot
strDkc-all complete;
I 80 feet lG-inch LEATHER BETTING,
CAST-IR0S lI0PPERS.
MILLS for grinding bark,
ID large LEtClI-TUES,
/ Is large TATEE-iAEKS.
I he above MACHINERY is all lirst-cnss aud In
perfect order.
We will assign to the purchaser Of the machinery
&C.. If desired) interest In lease of the REAL
ESTATE which expires April II, 1875.
TERMS: Liberal, and made Known on tue day OF
sale y. &. BLACKWELL,
CHARLES Q. WILLIAMS T.,sls...
JAMES II. TAYLOR ( Son, Auctioneers.
III 3i-fcl.i.h 81 l.SItuS
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BY j. l.. ChenauIt, AuaioEecr,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF SEVEN ll'>-
N DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES DF EhLt1'
BILE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD ~ ~
VA, TWO MILES FROM FAEMNihL - !, a.;
will offer fer sale at public uctIDn. in from, 'ir
county courthouse al Farinyii!c. iitnc" Few"
county, Virgi"Ia, Oh THURSDAY: tcIit? ~,
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND. With D"ilLlN" en-
necessary ou-buildings thereon: ls!aE 10 lfnSS 80.
ward county, about TWO uilcs FROM tte Eu' ~
town of Far,nviile. the c0unty-srat anvMn i, a., -!
TREAT" losmeriy belonging To- Airs Mar !: ~. w.
mack, and flvoribly known rs oae oil "' INK
estates IN tire county .,a,,.,,
improvements within the last TWO years ioSes"'4
clear OF all li.ns and mcnmbrlLces. ,.,os
TERMS: 0ne-fourh cash aad the ba,shcr =. arr
equal instruments 1t eight sixteen, ana W. 49,
months. the purchaser Ia give uotcs VITA 20. ~
added Al the rate Of SIX per cent itr a''ii' ~ AZ,
be retained by the assignee un',i , ~"
paid. WILLIAM d. ALhbi 'stf,nrr
Il 4, Il--taw3w trHsI'-.-
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sEsrssrHANTs.

fSETELLE -REMOY.A L.-The slo'' t ,,1
~ 1904, lat. " occuIi.d 10y Ze:ele, hsSi.s I'd %
rented ovar his head to aEoiher whel! s,,e-
hia, he has IN the di!enns 10 remove w..aIh aaA
lnent Of Goddla's Hall. cnruet OF e0r.'.iye his
old friends ami customers aud Mhets nc .y bes
them VIII, tie BEST LlqtuKs ANA Tue ~ les
the market aficsds,
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EDUCATIONAL.

NAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--The next
IL half.sessIon of Mrs. I'll. A. WiSE'S SCHOOL,
for boys from six fourteen years OF aye, will COM
.meuce February 18th and end July lst, ~.
A wel!-uHaifrd gentleman has been engaged to
teach Latin daily la the school. e
No. 100 Grace street. To l-tFl5f
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AusUaOM sAE.Ea-s-I,a ass nag.a
By Cook q LauEhton, Auctioneers,
(, corner of Governor and franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
VI HOLD FURNITURE, &C., At AUCTION
THIS Day ut 10 o'clock will sell ut our auction.
Walnut HAIRCLoTH and REPS PARLoR
MARBLE-ToP TABLES, LOUNGES,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANilS,
OAK EXTENSION-ThBLES,
New COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES,
LOOK TNG.GLASSES. WIND0W-SHADES,
MAHOGANY WhRDROBES and BUREAUS. =.
COOKING and HEATING-STUFES.
One lnrge lot OF MOULDEh'S PATTERNS 1t
great variety,
0"' NV COOK & LAUGHTON.
fea AuctioueerE.
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BY Wellington Goddln.
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh md kanA hrrrrls

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PRIVATE DWELLING AT SOCTnWl 81
CORNER OF MARSHALL. AND SEVENTH
STREtTS-At the request OF Gessrs. a. y. aud 7.
A. Wexford, executors uf the late DR.. Beverly Il.
Wexford, shall sell Mt auction, on the premises ~
THURSDAY the 18th day of February, 1879. AT
O'Clock Z. NJ. III fair: ii not tire first lair day
thcrcafter.) the large and elegant RESIDENCE f
the decedcnt located rs n owe. IL contains alnr,
eleven rooms, built originally In the best HAMMER.
and now In excellent order. Beside the dwelling
there Is all office servants apartments, stable. C-
race-housc all built Of brick and The whole prcnl.,,
surrounded on three sides by brick walls and In art
by an iron railing. Its location hear the chocA,c
Hin Market renders II peculiarly valuable for
clearinghouse, hotel, or for commercial. purrns,.,.
The lot has front oil G5 feet aud depth Of SO feet
to Market alley.
IL will be sold whole. or suhdrdrd 50 10 sell
with the dwelling the entire front on Marshall street,
running back 90 feet and three lots Seventh street
?: by G5 feet, according ~ plat 10 bc exhibited al
the hour OF sale.
The buildings are insured In tile Mutual As5nancc
Society for 50 900.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance NJ four. "I.lt.
and twelve mouths, for negotiable, no:s bc1tag .iN
per cent. interest. Or onG-tOur:h cash; baauc, at
one two, and three years. bearing ten per cent. In
terest, half-ycarly, secured by Trust dert.
ia .-2aw5w ,Sdtds W. GbDi'lN. Auctouc"r.
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Asrs-raoS Sales.--future ssn,n

AslEEaos sAErSS--Eus"rc ses?s-
BY Cook & Lauihton, Auctioncrrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streesa.
VALUABLE RESTAURANT FIX.
Y TURES, CARPET 5. HOUSEHOLD FUkNi.
TURF. FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR, SILVER
PLATED SHOWCASE, e. II a y ID r. J. j. X )
PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, FURNACE.
&C, AT AUCTION,--At the request OK alr. :. Ze-
tcllc, who is removing TO his new place of business
we VIII sell at his place, No. !2ol Nam street, on
l elegant GREEN REPS PARLOR SUIT, latest
sp,e GrSiSp CHANDELIERS aud GAs-FIxTUREs,
beautiful MAItBLE-TuP WALNUT BUFFET.
WALNUT and OAK DlNISG-ROOM CHAIRS,
a large lot OF CKuIkERY, CHINA, PLAtED
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Handsome ENGRAVINGS.
large, FKENCII:rLA MIRROR,
2 very handsome COUNTERS,
Splendid SILVER-FLATED SHOWCASE.
EESTA URANr TABLES,
REFRIGERATOR~, SCREENS;
FURNACE, capable of heating the whole house,
I'm fr1t-rate order;
! large RANGE of Cohbs pattern, with boiler hold
large 'nS cI et OF f CoPPER COOKING UTENSILS,
COFFEE and TEA URNS,
Gil ,Ft1NG-DISHES;
l BOILER and FIXTURES, compcle;
! sTEAM-TABLES, &c, &.
lot Of CHAMBER FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY WARDROBE, LOUNGE.
MAHOGANY and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTANDS. MATTRESSES,
BOLSTrRS ard PILLON 5, &c. together with
many other useful housekeeping articles.
fed COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-04
CEOTaIIHsss

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS
WINTER CLOTHING
WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.
J MY stock OF ~ s. 49,
3! OvERCOATs,
BUSINESS SUITS,
( DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
uNDERsHlRTs AND DRAWERS
s entirely too large for this period Of the season
. and with view of converting them INTO
go CASH! CASH.! CAsH!!l
: r,,, for the mex, thirty Days oaer them without
regard to
COST OR PROFIT.
All persons In want will find this splendid chance
to invest for their
FUTURE WANTS:
md an investment that will pay better than RAIL
moan rosns. wM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
HOO Min street,
faA-eodat Sign of the BIG FLAG.