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ever offered in this Market Also large as
sortment of
Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods Of the
--latest Styles,
and general assortment of GENTS WEAR,
all of which will be sold at Baltimore prices for
CASH. Call and examine All goods guaran-
teed as represented.
JNO. W. ABBY,
No. Is New Street,
sep4 Nearly Opposite Va. Hotel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

B- GET THE BEST AND CHEAPEsT.-If you
want to get the best and cheapest Furniture of
81 I ENDS, SEND your orders to D. f. Zlmmerm nan
ders filed promptly and satisfaction guaranteed
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

- All the styles button. lace and Congress
ladies' shoes; misses and childrens also, at John
j. McMahons, 129 Augusta street.
@- Leathers and shoe findings on hand at
John j. McMahon's, 1873 Augusta street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25
j. 2. MAIdEN 7, CIk.
Stephenson, p. q. fe11-4w
IN Highland Circuit Court,

OCTOBER 9th, 1872
A. w. Cameron's Administrx.. ........ Plaintiff,
George sg W. Lockrdge h onanoer{ Defendants
1t is ordered that Rule be
awarded against John CIeek, Jr:., Sheriff of Bath
ridge, decd, Nancy Lockridge, widow of said
Andrew Lockridge, dec d, Robert G. Lockridge,
John Lockridge, jackson Lockridge, Lewis
Lockridge, VIM Fl. Lockridge, Agnes Lock
and Stewart S. Rider and Mary his wife, heirs
at-law of said Andrew Lockridge, deceased, re-
turnable on the first day of the next term of this
court. requiring them to appear and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
feb114w j. G. MATTHEW, elk.
NOMMIsSIONER'S NOTICE.
u John f. Bratton, admir- C. t. a. of William
against In Chancery.
George W. Bratton ct ais, Defendants.
The accounts heretofore taken in this cause,
having been re- committed with instructions to
take an additional account of outstanding debts
against the estate of said Testator, William A.
Bratton, decd, Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested herein that I shall proceed st
my Office at Bath Courthouse, Va, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of March, 1873, to execute said or
der, and all persons having claims against the
estate of said Testator, will present them to me,
properly authenticated, on or before said 18th
day of January, 1873
fe4-4w G. R. McDANNALD, Com'r.
VOMMzSSEONER NOTICE.-In pur
v suance of decretal order of the Circuit
Court of Bath county, rendered on the 18th day
of October, 1872, IN chancery cause therein
pending, in which Joel Armentrous is plaintiff,
and William @. Cleek and others are defendants,
office is hereby given to the parties interested,
that shall proceed at my Office at Bath Court
house, Virginia, on Monday, the 10th day of
March, 1873 to take an account of all Liens
whether by judgment or otherwise) against the
Tract of Land in the Bill and proceedings men,
toned, showing their legal priorities also the
annual rental and fee simple value of said lands.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Janu-
ary, 1873. @. r. McDANNALD,
fe4-4w Com'r Cir. CT. Bath county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

Bantz makes Boots and shoes which he guar
antees "water-proof'
+ rs Mems Fine Boots-every grade, very low
at John j. McMahon's. Augusta street.
10 For the cheapest mems and boys boots
in Staunton, go to McMahon's, 129 Augusta st.
rs For the best handmade boots and shoes
in the State, call at John j. McMahon's, 129
Augusta street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

NOTECE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that on Sundays he will furnish meals du-
ring the following hours, and at no others
Breakfast from to o'clock A. NJ. Dinner from
l to P. NJ, and Supper from to P. NJ.
P JACCHERI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

SALEs-Last Wednesday, Feb. 18th. the farm
of Andrew Arehart, deco containing 1Oi acres,
near Sangersville, was sold to John Ruff for
$40 an acre.
Major B. T. Bagby has sold house on quar-
ter acre lot ins Jamestown, to Oliver Mann for
$1,000.
On the 10Th. Mr.. Tim Hounihan sold a lot
fronting 60 feet on Market street. 10 Capt. j. IL.
Richardson for 81, 900 cash, and Capt. R, will
build soon.
On Goth, E. M. Gushing sold quarter acre
lot and house on Augusta street extension, be-
longing TO r. Collins's estate to Rob. G. Bickle
for 1851.
On Friday, the 21st, Smith, Elder & Baldwin,
sold the Shelley lot, acres, near D., d & Blind
Institution, to John Day for 81, 1000, and on the
same day the residence adjoining and lot of j.
A. English to same for $9,0O0-all cash.
E. M. Gushing sold the Ensor land, 25 sores,
on Christians Greek, Saturday last, to Joseph
| Reynolds for Is. 70 per acre.
Sheffey & Bumgardner, Trustees, sold on last
Saturday, the Piper house on Main street, to
Col. MI. G. Hartman, for SIS, 300 This is two.
story brick, and the lot fronts only 10 feet, runs
back 100 making the price $305 the front foot
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25
Legal Notices.
NOMMlssIONER.s NOTICE

u To George K. Keiser, VIM. Guthrie, and
George A. Bruce, adm'rs of Daniel Fishburn,
decd and all creditors, OF said Keiser, holding
lie by judgment or otherwise binding the re-
al estate of said Keiser-
TAKE NOTICE, that in pursuance of de-
cree rendered on the 18th day of June, 1872, in
the Chancery cause of Fishburn's administra-
tors VS.. Keiser, now pending in the County court
of Augusta, shall proceed at my office in the
city of Stanton, on Friday, the 7th day of
March, 1873, to take an account showing
lst, The debts of the defendant, Geo. K. Kei-
ser, which are liens upon his real estate, with
their respective priorities.
End, What real estate said Keiser is the owner
of, with the fee simple and annual rental value
thereof
3d. Any other matters deemed pertinent by
myself or required to be stated by any Of the
parties.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery for the County court aforesaid, this
10th day of February, 1873.
fe11-4w e. M. HARRISON, Com'r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

VIRGINIA, to wit AT Rules held in
the Clerks Office of Highland county
court, February 3rd 1873
John W. Arbogast)
against In case and upon attach mt
Jacob H. Arbogast)
The object of this suit is to
recover against the defendant, $23 76, with in
till paid, and the costs of suit and attachment
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that
the defendant is a nonresident Of this State and
he not having been served with the summons in
this suit, or with said attachment, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
due publication of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest.
A copy-teste
j. @. MATTHEW, elk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

NOR SAElE-A number Morning Glory
Il Coal Stove in good order-cheap.
Applv to j. A. NOON, at P. O.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

E haA rer davf AGENTS classes of working
% t0 ~ old make more
spare all the time than a.
es, Particulars g. 9tinssn oo kogts A
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

vVvEAS! TEAS!Y TEASy!!-Gunpow-
4 der, Green, Japan and Black, of the best
qualities and at the lowest prices.
iulv 2 RICHARDSON & BELL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

McG11yRAY's GEARED HAND-CARRrAGE.-
Our ingenious young mechanic-L. L. McGil-
vrav. of Greenville-has invented what he calls
THE Cleared Hand-Carriage." It moves upon
three wheels, two of which upon the axle
that supports the body Of the carriage. The
third is in front, and turns npon pivot. so that
the direction may he changed by a slight
pressure of the foot upon lever. 1t is propell-
ed by crank, and the power is applied in so
simple and yet so efficient manner, that even
an invalid may attain q speed of five miles an
hour, without exertion enough to produce. fatigue
On smooth level road, an expert might get
up to eight miles, and the inventor claims that
that when travelling at this speed. it may be
turned around within its own length. Ittravels
up hill, AS well as upon level though, of course
at slower speed and with more labor to the driv-
err 1t can be made large enough to accommodate
four or six persons and with this additional size
and weight, it can be propelled by any person in
the party. Or if it is desired, they can all take
hand al the crank together, and thus travel
more rapidly and with less fatigue, 1t bids fair
to become popular vehicle 1t is admirably
adapted to the use of persons in feeble health,
who have not strength enough to take proper
exercise on foot or on horseback. And it would
be valuable addition to the calesthenic appara-
tus of our female schools. as it is entirely free
from the objections TO the use of the veloclpede
1t would also be pleasant vehicle for small par
ties going On short excursions, and it may be-
come q formidable rival of our livery men. A
model has been deposited in the Patent Ottice'
and letters patent will probably be issued to the
inventor within short time. We wish him
success, as he is most deserving young man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

n EATHER! Leather!y-Sole Leather,
u Kin. and Calf-Skins, at moderate prices, for
sale at BAKER g BROS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25
EADY MADE CLOTHING.
ReGdy-2a0de Clothing,

/ am NOW opening the LARGEST AS
SORTMENT of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

TEVHE LARGEST STOCK OF School
BOOKS in the Valley is at
j. COWAN'S, bookseller
sa5-tf New street, StauntOn We.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

HEAVY PULLED CEOTHS.-A few
L pieces of GA Winchester Fulled Cloths
very superior-at moderate prices-by
oc BAKER BROS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

VHVEMPLE OF FASHION-RemOVa
4 Mrs KATE M. KELLEY
begs to inform her customers and the public gen.
orally that she has removed in rear of her former
store. The store-room formerly occupied by her
is now for rent del0-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-02-25

FNRESH CAN.TOMA TOES-a prime lot
T. Just received, warranted fresh and nice, by
JAMS RICHARDSON & BELL.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
COTTON MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA Feb 2'.-Uciton juH MIilags 2i.
Feb 27-Coiton unchanged Miilngs, ps receipts
q hales shipments. ll4 hs'es
ME~rH Feb s7-Coton quiet Midiags i9.c receipts. %
bales shiDIncats. 9lg bales; stock - jfl bales
Gddhngs i8c rreeps as
bales sales AZ bales.
CHAEIEsrov FEB 27-Cslion dali Mdilings i99iG.c
Mdinss 9s S5 bsies sales o bales stock 81 SB
bales .
SAVANNAH dali and nominal Mdinrs l9 eJic.
receipts Great Brtain. Jf2 bales 90 the
continent 23O baies OAosws j bales sales, i bales stock
81. .0A3 bales. -
LousyIIzz. Feb 27CoOn lust AiddinES lo receipts 3o3
bales shipments. Iona ba4es.
WiIMSGTON 27-C0on MtdRgs, lgic ret receipts
266 bales, sales % bales, stock. 3.6t5 hsles 49,
CINCINNATI. Feb 27Coon 1a and nominal M1dhpss, Dse
cepis, 240 bales; stock ~ bales -
NegFOLE Feb 2-Co0n steady Low Mddngs Dso not re-
39 bales eTpofts-eossWse 2o bales sales q" bales
stock, 3.J15 bales
BAIrINoRE Peb Z7coon dali Nidags tos receipts,
sKpOrtoastEse lbl bales sales 45 bales stock 9t5O
bsleA
BOsroS 2-Coton dnr Mfdings. zoe gross receipts
bales; sales. 300 hsles; stock, 8O0J bales. -
MOBILE 11COitou du; Good Ordinary 1sc Low malngs
68lc Mddugs Isle receipts 90 bales e1p0Fc0aHse
3ss hales 46d28 bales
GALVESTON Feb s7CoIton weak Good OruarT, l6c net re
53 bEes eKpOrtts Great Britain s5 bales ooa"ise 90
bales salei. $50 bAlssi stock. 74,7t0 balss 90
Nkw-OREASs, Feb 2CoOR-Demand generally active, Good
OrinGr7 15jc LOw Mddsgs l8Ic Mlngs l9c net receipts
gross 30 bales Great Britain 638 bales
10 the Continent eoastwise 25 bales sa 1850 bsrs
last eTrnu, 500 bales stock 1876 10 bales
ffor telegraph Marssts - PVah Pfg,l
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

-ToRK market opened which
sst evere snu Up roads ppag
tHrv and Chicago hence 5us wee the
BsSvEs-Aryas to,y including trnu YESTERDAY
iaIs a. One HH2dia = - oonnunVsS % and eas ~ " e.
against al closed ont TEXANS
l . GOO si s iss 'Bi Fae I5eiae, oaang
,s ~. 'essss s ~ 81 & ls IN ,bS b,ye Sos Been eosi out The
pressure Of an kinds of freight the Pittsburgh route turned most Of
adr Cherokee lso . al lete 50 2 eE- cars ITiHc steers
g ia al3 cars o. ow al lIi and car o. " Museum steers al
VEaI CslyErhe-e we're more I've calves from
the brngng them forward ThaTsion had zoo
Ie seGrst sod 10 ine State yeal allie HogdTessed
ceiling At sa-a iey IO-snd mix l20lsc Moiium
grades close such brought i' yesterday SoHE
saEETcAriTL 55o Vi: Il cars at Forty eghth'i at Com
against Marke steady aud With
: a. Ps ss H as- % Sc i s s 'S5' It 1n & 2 & % sS at % ro
prime Ee nothing very ezra Offering sales by Hume h9
Of % q OHIO saeeP = Of 70 h lie 'j state 81 " % 10
Ky ro so I % y Oho CALI a Sc II fi, Ohio g n at
7e s' Ms 70 ~ n E; s s5d =" n S-' % D. 1 q fics ~
Is BucEinsham sold cars 81 Ohio thin sheep SIC
ucluling ae sra9 ye day = cars At ConmuI
and % ~ F'Ttieth st. making 6o vii be ncd hs' ae
ss getag lighter weights and that sse lsr
a. % s S a. ARE Doiv ps.5 mere cost - ava IS y ewt tos7
81 Car slaughtered &c for 30 bi q e for -e ID q
sfisy n 30. against q Al srDe last week.
BryYaLo F.h 27-CArrIR-The tot4y 40 head
snr e supply thus J head. 5S
last week The market vas slow al
sr for she scarcity d
shipping e ieT Albany market sales were limited
Owners
relsin the size yar VII
probably shippel About 5OJ bead disposed
u al Illinois steers ranging ron lSis % St ~ n
81 bead Ohio on l,DJ u lvo To- al
lndsua from LIZ 20 h9 10
Indiana and hefers averaeing lO4 u ~
from l,Vl1 70 t4st ID AZ
20 had Michigan sockers averaging ~ ID Al
T. g5. State st.erS l04 To- - - ~
LAMBs-rhe today 1900 head nssng ne
supply 0 head sesins 1 head me
TIE markei 81 iesdock Buyers an eAeis
The
sheep there l 0f agreement on prices
45o Aed making ae oa supply
bead p 30 head for the same
moderately active 81 agst advance
Oi about o heed Illinois and Oho hos
fsn1ug rom 80 248 ls, a. - U0S5 &C.
R.sr IrnERrv Pe-n Stook Yards FEB 2CATTts
Receipts Tor eudiug 20 2a2 44 head
Flsg hA been light demand GOOD and u &C.
orer s medium cattle Sales Of gca 10 choice
a'sers $50 q 07e liOo 70 200 H. DO . 2tt Com,
lighter advanced slightly qtc over ta
beng hand goO1 a Oas
an stArs tQ5c Sales reached 2t57 head . ,.,,
Ie week before supply zOOd demand very good and
S5 zoo IS 3d. HorkeTs % @eS oi eAeh
q. 59aSt Nothing ien on hand. -. .oo -
SEEP-Receipts above 5000 bead against 70 cars
ehs before Supply god dend fari tine close Wool ~ 70
6idbc. ~ % IS J0OS3 10 ieF extra IAi a.
conoa market SLOW, but al close Little Detef
osihag prevailed good many On hans nnsoH
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
The STATE of TRADE.
yrRnpFAN MARKETs.

LOsDos 21-ll n-coEsos opened at 3ii c BON nen'
fss7 ~ Ten-Porues s New Rves ~ hne h'"J aafes ~
P,rls F-b IA m.-Rertes epene1 Al oHt 'ec- ~,
LIvgEroo 2I- mCotoa opened quiet aaa hesayi io
6l1r J'nlsnss gli; MiddlDg Orleans 100 . ,,,t,,
I'll p u-Cvttoa - fael ah9 e~sI "~S"1e
upIaDds Ga. M1dlrZ Orleans, LOO . a.. y
LaNDoS u-fhe rsis Tor moury A. nc s,9rA
tie DaHA %
rsts 5y q cent Railway sharos. i<4.
P4Fv Fet. T.-iientes, 5ot SIC ana
- D nBrcsdstu1s are dutl wheat IL s0
81 p CENT Tor svrags California White R6GZ ~ for Cab ao
4 % 6az8 y bbL for Western FOfki
bbi 35 4 ewt. for Cumberland Cut
SBOx Feb z5ugAr l a86 q e~I for No. u D1'eh saaaAfa
LIyEEPoot Peb. ~ D. HCoiton closed rdnl Mledlng Up
isu "a Nddng Orleans Hi0 The sales OF the DAY have been
10 basf uu1ug 0 ior speculation snd export OF lhe %
Of Cotton shipped ron SsVAnnAh OF
CbaestoT Jnsa and Pb,uAy 7l6 the Por's FEB
rusTy snd March az ssA -
snoS Pt Z75 monsOs %, 092i for money AMI
s sss aoooant Umted RveNeny bO9a S oa
SCI 1907. 89 Poles Isl New FTes Oi Eus Halfway shes
5lA
Ioypo, Veb rs .. m-Tal0N. t3i3aBB v cgf.
1sTVEEP Feb 27-PetrOleuh 44if fof Fine Pale American
EVeninRCalczita Lassed 656 LRseod CAKES
go nsQ 4s so spirits rarDentne. ~ as cst
LIVERPOOL Pen 2BeDing bacon, 81 per cSt Tor sEod KID
Aidlles spirits rurpenuns, 10 pef e~L
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

,,. seer. being speculative sorT and he local demand cesed
81 bd condition o. ss. W. 1G $ T., s v sSs rs
fecurh mot quotsh Of Snned imported -o ea
@ - .. "n7S TT ass and STEADY s - 81 wsssuscn
or1crsds without eAssgs the pqui oul, linn
e "s Ma ssass5es Is plenty quiet
ssaaInyIsoSs-Tbe Pork market eIircsy guiet
sss gsrd the alterations Of the charter Of The Pods EI
ssss. s s Of 900 bbs Prime Mes at siaS ss rs fvots
Ssa Of we Sfs 81 bet & Sn, ~ hut sr@ sa ana o 30 Ss 4 a
: Il 3 Pn Mess and "a sS % @ Extra Msss Beef Hams
~, r less active 6ai ann scs Of $50 tea Picked Hams
=: e. s a On % & and $ 'sS2 S2 a M a. & afs &c oSaSs
tsss Hss La ~ S , h' " 5 SS, M % N P yrF:S % = S soaT Ss'
b hs at 7 400 Snesd Hsas q ~ al l2Gl9S and - % S1ss
ed sSs, . 100 soIe sSot Clear At Sc
S Clear for MsTcS a sssis dressed oss cpeTsd su bat
% quote at st a6o for Western and . g7io Tor CITY
80 sS sSd tcs X Sc for No Sc fdr CIV sIaS Sisc
ss@s S:. % 2 sic for ! OK ss As S as5 ,u % @ Se M s sS rn
3l6e.. eossg tsme a. nSds ssureS a.,
.rnyus % and viii liberal offerings pces weak
% s7 But FSs FS:. shai sn 'tiss ssi S.'is' good
ss ,. s2T 1a wss @ % @ SS SSfI P. to Good Western S@iS
good Stair dares So9 Grease Butter. sGlO
CHEE1he market steady and er shippers doing IN The
lower gr.des shs caH be bosra % il price. We QuOei
Fsney state Psetorles Ice Ohio Factories and Pm . ,o
tory asss SKINNED eis
PETR0GRtMe market for Crde has remained very quiet but
s si & Sss s Hpo,sa AZ % & =! P%E % S , SsAsT w 81 GIN 81
Loger sHd - la - - On Upper Roads Case Oh sedy
PsaePhs he market actye sales Of cargo Of so
r' % sa & s Nav 5 s1nnS nS' az s's is ' quote
Msrch isc. April oo MAY sc ReHe3 doll and weak
MtE-fhere trade eTs for and saoic for
SEISs-e msfks for Goat has yer, quiet proe.
hout important ssani s % bales AseIh GO 9 asAs - Ss S
= central Aecan 6eoe Para lOO II Aaraeb0 and loo ID
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
DoMRsTJC MARKBTS.

ALsAer Peb z-wbea IN slight uiag inand RE dull a. pc
eor st.ts sear odee desnd sales o. BAG o Of eur
druznd gaee cars No 2
1-. Vs.. TO- and one State at the suqgehsHnA
Rso.S quet sales Of bag lots state al pc
Low Aidoling DAG Flour IN
tuyros osmsnd bat uBehsngs W-ea' ssoyi nese1
Re- -0ds 81 era % lO other gIa9es ennIhs
o., ..sdy soethern white Sc do yellow Ss hsa nessa
nsniua AZ Toe steady southern ba4sci nes'sin W
a. al WHIT nominal dull and unchanged nav naehange4
Prov 40 G, AID little sasss sIesp a. p'e Sssse %
81, evs N,s PORK o els 90 B1csl active ao nns 1ai
sDh.ussd Buli Meats Hans, lJ1l3e. Lard da sc
y bid Western Bue In Improved do~Sni '"'' ~ ~
Cosf 70 Pnms. Z4UZ3c WHISKY tul Al yic
BuYTALo 2I.-Fl0ur quiet Western sPfin9 ~ 'oT
~ 80 a. s,tSs 25, Wbte inter- Is0 ln h1eat aal
pubhcs held misaakee ha spfing % %
NJ gyog y Duluth No Sprlg a TO- While Saus1s - %
SsI Nhls Nchaan o. 9Q sE0J. Cora 0T-Ei as I@ D-'s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FER a7-Ie plgs Ashes pkg BeeswaK s. bbl' o. As
ere. De Prr bhls Rggs 8 bbls Beans $50 bales Loton
10 bb Four Meal 52 bags Meal 90 bush wheat
~ lge ,u.b Corn p Oats 26Do bush Malt D onsh
.rir, buh Seed Is bales Hops bales hep
~ HIDES bib. Hides 30 bbi on 55io drs elhsI = Ancs
sr 40 rgs Ocake IN Pork 9JlJ pkE Cot hests oLJ
Ia. srl .crs Lard 245g Dressed Hogs ~ PAgA bai'f
~, Ce So ukgs Taiov, 81 PIGS siearn, O
bses 100 Tobacco o. Tobacco @ bales WOOL S
49,.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell
Nrw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. n. 1873.

NEw-YORK. Thursday, Feb n. 1873.
Owing TO the severe snow storm, business IN
the general Horse market was extremely duh and with
feature note. An attempt 10 dispose by auction OF
a number Of fine Road horses made az private sta
bles No 81 East Thrtythrdst, and resulted IN obtain
ing s-j Tor one Bay elding sired Columbus ont "
a Messenger mare. while all the other lots had TO De
Withdrawn for want Of bidders.
Regular semi-weekly sale Or horses. carriages. har
ness etc. at the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart 0f
Messrs Johnston Van rasseu tomorrow lFrlday' lhe
25th inst, az II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

St0ct. MArth ]. l572. .......l3t.9 sntia Iao5v "
SEEDsloyer dull OF 5sO bags Frime % sc
fI-uothT duu srd nominal a. - 3 --.
TABLON fsirY aciTe; sales o 5oO 70 FAR Al
a. ana b fuz
WHISKY iuH 5ui sieany sales Of 90 bills at9lc.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
7PER CENT GOLDBONDS

C,p,s and an Tave,or, are invited 70 eraians the merits Of
Bcns ued By he INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
RAILWAY COMPANY aad seealeI by Prs, Mortgage on rs
Extension Line Of work. 100 miles from
CHAMPAIGN 90 Havana OF the Illinois River completed
and trains will run over that section in the second
week OF January. The distance o c5 miles 70 Keok
Mississippi = miles Decatu graaoj
partly down. will be finished In ample time for
tions county tributary s part Of the line assure
ior very large rcmuueraive business
The rud from In ansIO pa miles has been operation
little nor. than two ears and has established ITS
ings hnve STEADILY increased. giving in 1872 an In
crease OF s395, 900 1871. Net receipts from
this part the line alone than sufficient 10
respond punctaally 10 interest all Bonds male and %
Compsuy rarely this be sad oi
road during negotiation Of is securities
Of i2O has The of popuous ereeefngJ
rich and productive agricultural passes through and con-
important towns and cities AMI crosse nnsnss de-
posts good coal al OF which insure local business OF great
magnitude. It's Western ari North Wese-l connections uo
stauay under with prominent atlrecins roads All
furnish srre through r The anagsfs appreciate necessity
equ ncBt and providing for u rapidly possible
This with new elevator citations under construction expressly
Indianapolis viii greatly Increase 10. fa'les and
enable take offered business which &c mas
Obliged to decline.
P,r-uar attention reugh Of these Bonds
which are liability entire Corporation owning Tine Of 80
miles an are completely and only mogsse on
tbs extension. whole hne JOs miles are completed aud
graded
With The nert,intv that Government rates Of E short
time be largely reduced Of sos vii aud advantageous to
realize at present high prizes ard rsBves bese winch
recommend a. possessing ample security All nsor A invest
nsut thsy fiil o prove largely remunerstve
The per gold 81 00n e1cb convertible into
stock At par at the option registered sith
out charge Price, 30 interest Coupons
Jsunary and Jug free OF TAX.
ABegoabe sesur,, received ,Tch1nse market rates
Fsn particulars furnished application.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
gouGrInersDlp Nonres.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
" ir ey suhssing between JAMES SACKBTr f1d FRANK
WILLIAMS DISSOLVED BY mutual consent an tebs
OWING 10 parEershiD H. Sekst
te said James al debts The late
yAslHo ". SAthhiTs
N. z Pebrussv l. 1874. PRANK WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
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Dipioeno Noilfes.

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