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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-10

By Burton, Carter d. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
uenrico courthouse, Twenty second and Main


BY Burton, Carter IL Co..
Peal Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
Henrico courthouse, Twenty second and Main.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FOUR VALr-.
L A a e. gCIsDlAG LOTS, IN THE TOWN
SfcafosoS sTKEETs Tse ~ H G}sEhFkE AXb
sIXTY-FoUR FEET East Of sPsisG sIR AAkkp
AS executor Of the last will and testament of Pr
on ON she T e Dqss
II, lsaS' e. , haIf-past o'clock r H. me above.
each the south side Of Centre street, and the
manning two fronting 30 feet each on The north sid,
OF Nicholson street, and all running hack depth Of
80 feet. These lots are beautifully located, and
have large quantity OF fine sand upon them
which Is very valuable and to suit purchasers vii
TERMS !: Made known on day Of sale:
Executor Of last will and testament OF Priur,
Lumphin, deceased. .E ..-''.
Full hoT onns 50 feet ON Nehalia5A sJ
running 'A'A ''D BdKT S YEA eakFER CO.,
SHER1FF's SALE OF BRICKS, LEASE
~ or BKlCk.YARD, MULES, AND TOOLS
aneerV Court ty ~ S&GBy an order Of M
suit Of Neal 20. Alard &c, / shall proceed 10 cell
ut PUBLIC auction, at the brck-yard of Neal AiIard
residence of Robert A. Mayo, deceased on Tu H>l
DAY the 18th day Of December, 1873, at II
About 10000 BURNT BRICKS;
About 10000 SOFT BRICKS:
About 5000 PRESSED BRICKS;
Lot Of SCAFFULDlSG. POLES, and ROPES ard
! BRICk-PRESS:
3 SHEDS. ~
IL WHEELBARROWS,
2 KILS-CLAMPS,~
2 CARTS,
MULES.
STABLE,
"a KILN-DOORS,
s CORDS WOOD,
and the unexpircd TERM Of LEASE of the brick.
yard.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums Of 300 and uuder
cash: all sums over 300, upon credit of fn,r
months for approved, endorsed negotiable psper
JOHN ". WRIGHT
de Std Sheriff city Richmond and Receiver.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Grubts &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOncers,
Eleventh street between Main und Bank.

Eleventh street between Main und Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DWELL
lr sSG;ioUsEs 4 1sMrs sEyERAL r EheAsT
sTREETs, Ar huCIfON.-1n part EXECUTION Of
deed OF trust from James T. Goddin aud wife 70
se upoa the prss On a s IN
ished B;IcK REsIDEScE, with about eight
rooms, and Outhouses, ut present occupied by Dir.
Robert Ralston atthe northeast corner Of st. James
and Federal streets. This is very desirable resi-.
f Tss Bk ht 9i WEI si six
opposite TO the above at the northw corner OF 81.
james aud Federal streets, now occupied by Dir. V.
Two S VACA8T ~ I6r on D Fecr aie Street. adon
Ing the last-described house on the west. each 2SE
Two VACANT LOTS on east SHE Of st. james
street just south Of Federal street, each 81 by l24
feet #a'
TERMS: At sale. ~ WILLIAMS WV
Trustees i
GKUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de 20
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will sell
IA Mt auction, at the residence Of Samuel CottrSll,
Jr., deceased, on the River road about Ten miles
above kichnond, on MONDAf me ia OF Decc IN
next fair day. the following personal ehects-to
wit:
Five COWS. one BULL, two HElFERS,
Three YEARLISGS and CALF,
Seventeen HOGS.
Large quantity Of OATS, both CLEANED and in
sheaf and some seventeen barrels CORN.
ALSO,
Two WHEAT-FAES, one CORN-SHELL ER,
one STEAMER and BALISG-MACH1NE,
PLATF0RM-SCALES,
One lot IRISH POTATOES. PLOUGHS, &C.,
with a lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMS All sums of 81 90 and under cash; over
that amount, ninety days credit for approved Ee-
gOtiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
j. LYNkMaS, !. II. c.,
do O-codtdS22 Administrator.
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COUGHS AND SOREIHROAT,
" uOARSENeSS AND COLDS.
Foupcra's Pate Pcctoralc:
Iozrngcs Of Alum and kino;
Chl0rac of POTASH Tablets;
Edcy's Carbolic Troches:
Wistar's Cough Lounges;
Carbolatc Of Iodine lnha liant;
Browns Bronchial Troches;
Cherry Pectoral Lozenees;
Murate Of Ammonia LoZcnges'
spitta's Coryza LoZenges;
Miller's Compound Syrup OF Horehound;
Woolfolk's Cough syrup;
powers's Syrup Iolu ana Nlld Chtfry,
Compound Syrup of Globe Flower;
Pne-Trce Tar TOches:
Nelson's Gelatine LozeugcS'
Refined Licorice Lozenges;
Paucreatlzed Cod-Liycr OIL;
sines Compound syrnp Of Tar, &c;
WlSTAR'S BALSAM Ot WILD CliERR1 arc
all the popular remedies t. he had at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
90 919 Main street.
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TNGLlSH CLASSlCS-The cheapest
ia books ever published:

ENGL ISL CLASSlCS-lne cncaiesI
IL books ever published:
SHAKESPEARE 60c.: cloth, IL .25: containing
all the great poets plays, 81 In number. from iile
NtIt and PORTRAIT, and 81 Illustrate Ions, by
GILBERT WILSON, &C.
BYRON, Soc: cloth, 81. \ new edition Of the
works OF Lord Byron, $50 pages, 10 Illustrations.
by +. GILBERT.
SCOTT, 25c.: cloth, soc. 4 new edition of the
pueical works Of Sir Walter Scott, illustrated by
+. GILBERT.
GOLDSMITH, soc cloth, 81. The works of Oil
yer Goldsmith, with MEMOIR and PORTRAIT,
new and complete; illustrated edition.
BURNS, Csc; cloth, soc. This new and COM
plec edition Of the pue ical works OF Robert Burns
i deliberately Illustrated. and contains the whole Of
the POEMS, LIFE, and CORRESPONDENCE OF
the great scottish bard.
ARABIAN NIGHTS. 25c. CLOTH SOC. a new
translation complete, with numerous illustrations.
MILTON 25c; cloth. soc. Millions works, new
| edition. with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, and FRONT
lSPIECE.
CUWPER, 25c.; cloth. soc. Cowper's works,
new edition, with MEMOIR, PORTRAlT, and
ERONTlSPlECE.
WORDsW ORTIZ, 25c.; cloth, soc. Words
tratons. #f.Ms
MOORE, cloth. soc. MoOre's works, new edition,
with numerous Illustrations
THE WAvERLEY NOVELS,
ut the uniform price Of 25c per volume euch vol.
ume illustrated with an engraved frontspicce and
bound with All illuminated tartan cover, complete
In 20 volumes.
Any of the above books sent postpaid, TO any
| address upon receipt of The price.
j. r. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Stalioncr III IL Main street,
ho i'-1h Richmoud
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By T.. D. Each 0,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonetr,
...r No. Fourteenth street,
I SHALL. AT THE REQUEST OF THE
l. owner, oIer for sale mt pub ic ststion on WE'D
NEsDAY, December 10: 1877 s, ~ O'Clock =. NJ,
Two FkAMED IENEME ETS situated on east
side of st. Stephens Tor FRS srspct between Baker
and Duya streets. each cont aiming three rooms anu
other convenienccs.
TERMS: Made known at hisr Of sale
de ; T.. ] EAcHD hur,inpecr
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lainulS compounds, rsc lie
GLuBF-rLOWEK COUGH SIRuf.
This pleasant remedy and magical nleulclhc LOT
colds cnu,l,s, asthma bronchitis, whooping- cough.
Group. aud consumption is by chemical skill eN'
trac,cd from the cephe1o7'hus occidentohs OF IN"
ho,anst the globe flower of the florist or tue but
,n, rno, or ,bo hcrbals. Neglect cold and pay
oi,hcr octor,s or i'm undcrtaker's bill. The list
Of diseases arising from simple cold Is irEht'uI'
and may be avoided by having always al M'hn IL
',,, ~ hi. ,,sa,,. and truly wonderful remedy,
GLoBE-FLoWEE COUGH SYRUP,
which is equally and cert.inly effective for all
t,tes of luur and bronchial disorders, from sim
Mic cold to Il confirmed consumption.
Re wise i'm time. lis madi7css to defer. Next
day the fatal precedent may plead, ana you may
drop into an early grave, all for want OF one bottle
of GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP.
do 1O-tleodSwtMh10
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. December Q, 1873.
$1,000 Virginia conSo!s sold NJ so; sloo Hir'
GINA opsols, new sold al 46; 800 city 6ssold al
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DRY GOODS.
ry,rnG,Ns. GORDON s. co. are rersix

IUDGlNS, GORDON & CO. are fe1slS-
Ing their THIRD SUPPLY Of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DLAGoNALs, . a.
TEENS. MERISoEs, and CAsHMEREs
=, still further reduction In price.
RACK SILKS and MOURNING GOODS
u.RRIs,s SEAMLESS and V1CIoNA
, GLOVES,
RtrryLISG, QUILLlNGs, and kuffS oil 1e
newest styles.
,, DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, Finn
.r,r crSrI rvEN,s and LADIES UNDER
WEAR, Il good assortment, and at low prices
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence OF rain, the above sale Is pest
poned to MONDAY, Decenbcr $. 1873, az the
same hour. ROBERT HuWAR RID,
Special Commissioner.
In consequence Of ran the above SAFE Is posi-.
poned TO WEDNESDAY. December 70, 1873, III
lie same hour ROBERT HOWARD,
dc9 Special Commissioners.
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GROCERIES,. &c.

GALT.--Cargocs of barkS Alagdala and
~ Susie. now landing and tn arrive. consisting vi
2.723 sacks WORTHlSGTUN,
DEAkISS. and
KCChLEY brands,
in full beaccd sack. for sale, delivered at City
Point o. ia HE deck. by
dc 9 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTH AND
Byrd STREETS, ATAUCrIOS.--On MONDAY,
9Th December, ut AZ clock L. NJ, we will sell At
auction, upon the premises, the property occupying
The admirable situation ~ above described. fronting
So Alp feet on the west side of Fourth street,
running back 100 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
and bounded on the north by Byrd street.
1t Is rarely indeed that there Is offered property
which commands splendid view of the city, the
river below. aud the surrounding country. and at
The same time Is desirably situated In respect to
ncshborbUod and convenience TO business. a most
excellent Investment is here offered
TERMS: Unc-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
aud twelve months with interest aud secured by
trust deed. GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Auctionecrs.
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ATOTICE.-Having qualified as admins
~ tratrix Of my late husband, SIMON Nj, HELL
STERN, all persons Indebted to MN VII, make
p pr' aKKhU MHELLSTE kN, who are authorized
10 act for me Ferrous having claims agains. the
stie viii nrescnt them to either of my said agents.
de S-3tN Ran NAH flri''L'' ''hN.
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nR,,Gs AND MEDICINES.


The change in the weather has given every one
colds, coughs. sore throats. hoarscness, Sc. III
stead of using narIscous medicines stcws' ana VII
famous compounds, Use The
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FOSTTDNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account of the bad
weather until FRIDAY, 18th December. at 4
o'clock F. W. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,Ir AuctiOnerrS.
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RAJ rINII'lt.

BALT!MuHE. December 9.-NirsiEia Gs. consuls
Jo1. West N!rSinia's, 10.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

CENTAUR LEN1MENT.
There ID no pain which tho Csntaur Linimsat will
not relieve, no swelling it viii not subdue, and no
Iau,snsss it will nos cure. This 10 stross lanxuage
but It Il true. Where tho parts 80 not goas IT, a.
fscts are marvellous. 1t has prodacsd moro cures ef
rhsumatis, neuralgia lockjaw, palsy. sprsna, swell.
l:nes, cakedbvsasts, scalds, buns saltrhssu, ear
ache. TO-, uponths human frame, and Of strains, sp
vim, gals, TO-, upon animals in one year than have
all other pretended remedies sin the werld began
Il l. oouatsrlrieant an sa,l-hsalipS paip rsHsv9,
cp,,aailsxlyp thsaal d drll(5 i q - IN. 10
peioSous bitsee ssrsodsrsd 1sn%igs cd ~ wseaN:
- are Asalsa yis4@t%f9. 41l01nlag- NJ
recipe d publshsd around eaei bottle. It = ss,i.e
a. 20 Article ever bpfers spA, and + ssNlftsuSa(
loss Just What It ptstsnds 70 do. Thoss wIo now
suffer from rheumatism, pain Of swelling dssasvA 70
ssltr Il lily viii lot d. Csstanr Iors
than 1000 ostiacates Of rsarkASis eure incfudnnse
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, ruShiar Il
morn, &C., have bssn received We viii send circhfe
lar containing these certificates, tie le:ipe t., q
any On. requesting Il. On: tottl. Of IL. yellow
wrappsr Csot.ur uniasnt d worth one hundred dol-
lars for spawned swsenied horses and mules, 81
for scrsw.worm in sheep. stock-ownsrs-thb mi.
ment 10 worth your attention. No family should b
without Csntaur Lininsnt. p. 1os1 / o., New
York = = Z j.. -. - 20
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"FArr1" IN PR1nr.-K Ezprssmsr, .
monthly paper published ct Dubuque, -
the organ Of exprsssmsn and express nss-
seneers, contains in its February issue .
letter from st. Cloud, from which W take
the following:
''The Am. Ex. Co. hsye extended their
line from 81. Cloud to Brainsrd on the N.
p. R. r aad from Breckenridge to Fort
Garry. These lines were formerly run by
the North Western Co. A. Carpenter, for
nerly Agent Of the N. ". ct St. Cloud, Is
now Am. Agent At Fort Garry. s. Il. Par
sons, heretofore agent Of Am. Co. here, 10
now doing the business Of three companies !;
the AM. NJ W. and Minnesota Stage Cos.
h. s. Gilbert is to take . run" on the
Brainerd line the LIST Of February. En-.
closed you will hnd full length picture Of
81. Van Rsnsalser aIias Fatty" who il
IN tho employ Of the American FL. Co. and
runs on the Minnesota Stage Cos line
from Breckenridge, MIMI, to Fort Garry
in the British Possessions. His run 10
400 miles in lsngth-ths Longest run made
BY any one messenger, (requires Lis horses
70 stock the line mostly through a IN.
settlsd country, req uiring' six days and
nights to make round trip. In our opil.
ion this il the most unenviable :'run'' in
the West, particularly At this season Of tho
year, when one has to endure the terrible
wind aud snow storms incident to that To-
oality. The Company could not have Sc
cured . more efficient messenger than
FATTY" He 10 the t'right man in tho
right place." He is % years Of age, feet
IL inches high, and Weighs $50 pounds ;
and We claim him to be the champion
heavy weigh. messenger Of tho West, aud
doubt whs, her he can be beat in the East.
We would Ike to bear from other routes in
regard to .'hssvy we,ghts." and until W
do, W shall claim the belt for "F~tty."
K.
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-WhsD feeble religious associations lsy
IN . supply Of fire weed nicely cut and
piled, It 10 hardly to be presumed that thsy
'szpsce their nsighbers to assist thea in
continuing the pile, in the early morn.
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s1.I! !G1T z" :.asl8 "U1DEOs' --s 'l.f: 90 . y
Ell eHsS:T'al hins ILL., ..4.!i ~ i,f'a q" - 'Go,
:. Did st,Kins.te T.. MINI Fab, III, 1873,
WILLIAM G, ION Of ". H.. and Ella N.
HALL, sged 10 nontbs.."'G " - ~ ,. ii, = =,
-eAtRiohmond, Mimi, Jan. :2oth 1873. Of
Cepse stign 81 Lungs, L.u1s MlpDasbo.z
+: Ia. this city, Jan s1st, Of cancer, AK,
wife Of Francis McKusict, sgsd 40 years
II this city, Feb 81, 1878, anna FRAN
OBS, only daughter Of Joseph and Elizabeth
Howard, aged Is ysars. :, .sss7 p. I..gS...
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MEAT M ARKET.

GOTTEN & TRO8SEN
Oner 70 the public. ct Hoepner's old stand.
On 1t. 0ermain street, everything in tho
line OF NEAT. including,
Fresh Beef Pork, Veal
u Mutton, Dried Ven.
19on, sausage, Head.
Chee0e, &c.,,
81 - reasonable rates ~ any stand IN the
city.
Give them = call and 80 for yourselves.
81. Cloud, Feb. 4th, 1873. vl5-neetf
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Castoria IL more than . substitute for Castor
Oh, It y The only ss article In sxistsnos which s
certain to assimilsts the food. regulate the bowels
ours wisdoolio and produce natural 5alsp. IL con.
ta,ns neithsr minsras. mospti.s nor alesAel and il
pleasant 70 TAXA oa,ldzsn ned not ~ andmothsn
nayrsst. ~ 4&sa,$.b; i 40 jaaS6eo
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

We clip from tho St. Paul Prsss Of yss-
tsrday, the following taken from the ~
port of the evening session.:
"The first business in order was the
reading of the report Of DR.. A. &. senklsr,
Of St. Cloud, Chairman Of the Committee on
Practical Medicine, which had been made
one Of tho special orders for the evening
This report treated almost exclusively Of
tho distinguishing ohsraoteristios Of cerebro
spinal meningitis Is au epidemic In this
latitude, and gave detsilsd account Of the
disease, 40 it had occurred 1t different Pc:
rods since its frs, appearance In this
state, and under the observation Of the re-
porting phvsiosns. The premonitory
symptoms were graphically described, the
systems Of practice most successfully used
were stated, and The Psper possessed many
points Of special interest to the profession
and tho public. Tho report was referred
TO the committee on publication, and the
thanks Of the society were rendered the
aVthor."
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4Q.893
Tho Sank Centre Herald Of the LIST inst.
~, 81 h. fo11o-:~~

Tho Sank Centre Herald Of the LIST inst.
publishes the following:
ED Bloomfield, the gentlemanly inspeo-
tor Of grain At the Melrose Elevator, made
this town aud friends short call this week,
being his fest visit to our burg, and ex-
pressed himself highly pleased with gen.
ersl look about. To our surprise no to lis
us that quite half the grain received At tho
elevator is first bought here BY our grain
dealers. His position il trying and difficult
grading tho grain ; but his fairness to
al 10 making him friends"
Tho st. Cloud Press stole one Of tho
local items bodily from the Minneapolis
Times, and now flds to it, asteaishmsnt
hat II ~ IN insale = sns Of the ladies
resident IN 81. 7Cleud.-6s. Rsvl 0;.psseA.
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REAL EtrATlt TnlAusFD1s.
RspsrtsdfoS TH1 JouHHA1 BY -Jsha ZaHp
= Esq., Rsgister Of Dseds.

Esq., Register Of DseRs.
Warranty Deed Transfers fer Week
Ending Feb. 3, 1873
James F. Stevenson to Thomas J. Bonham
tor lot 10 block 81 10 A. A. Browns Add
to St. Cloud. $2,l00
Alfred G. Jacques to Gerhard Ebben for
! Of sva sec 9 T 1926 r saw $240
Michael Murphey to Edward W. & John A.
Collins for seq neg and WI SCI seq SEQ
lat 126 r SOW
George F Brott s. wife to Edw4 I'd B Strong
70, piece between v lot block Is in St..
Cloud City and Ravine $75
William H. Willer & wife to william Hin
ton for nwq sec 81 T 1872 R GOV $500
Nehemiah P. Clarke and wife to Henry G
Wait for ! Of "Cold Springs City
Mill'' $4,000
q enry schlsge eek & wife to Bernard Cob
mann for 81 seq sec 18 T 123 r 27w
$475
Aaron Fadden & wife to David Sersmlil
for vi svq sec IA T 124 B 312w $3.50
Alexander Moore & wife to Ferdinand
Bergman for nwq sec Fl T l2o R "a y
$1,000
Heirs of Henry J. EGG to Henry Loesbr ock
for seq seq sec IS 124 R s2w $500
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The Congregational sociabls will meet
with Mn. A. Montgomery, on Friday even.
ing, Feb. 7th. A cordial inviestion 10 OK
tended to oil, old and young, grave and
Gay. Conc enc, come al.
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RsAD1Ha C1uB.-The delightful even
ings which are now spent once week by
those who attend the reading meetings are
almost, If not quite, new to St. Cloud, and
our people give evidsnce, by their persist
ent large attendance, Of . settled dstermi-
nation to make the NEST Of . good thing.
The last meeting 1t Mrs. Morse's, ia lower
town Was very largely attended, and has
been prom lPncsd the best actaal literary
gathering 81 the season. Prof. spragus
read m exceedingly clever written sketch
Of Dickens, and the readings which follow
cd from tho works Of Dickens were most
admirably given; fully up to the spirit Of
the text. Miss Ravens read from The
'Piekwiek Papers, Miss Walker from
''Martin Chuazlswit :" and Miss Hsrrima.
gave the death iof ''Littls Nell" Mr..
Montgomery accompanied quartstte with
the guitar. and Miss Walker sang ballad.
ThEu,xt uesting- Monday evening, Feb.
10th, 1t 1880 preoisely-will BE- held At Mr..
Strong's. Mrs. West will give . postioal
residing Dr. Atkins . sketch Of Prof
Agassiz the great scientist Of Harvard Uni
versity, aad DR.. Carvill scientific reading
from 'TyndAll's new volume On tho ''Form,
Of Watsr'-ons Of the International Serle.
Of Popular Science, published in this eoun'
try by Appleton. Also music.
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The best Anoka sbinglss, made BY the
It. Paul Manufacturing Co.,, for sale 1t
Tenvoorde's9 .';::5 ~. az ,&sta,- a,,'
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Under tho recent reorganization Of
the o. 8. Internal Revenue Districts, Of
this State, the following named counties
now comprise the 9Th Division, of which
John Cooper, Of this City, is Assistant As
SCISSOR, to whom al communications re-
spectine icens % should be addressed
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/ -Groesry headquarters st Russelrs new
stand, in Bells Block. Cali in and SEQ a
model grocery store.
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For mirrort, goto
SPIcsn l. CA11IsI1's.
Tho best wagon in uss ii the Whits-
water wagon. tor sale BY ,><.~
Haovp1vnn

Nor1c1.-The woll-known Billiard Han
opposite the Central House 10 for sale On
terms to SUIT the purchaser. Must be sold
inside Of ten days. 1t is the best business
stand in the city. Apply to
B. MoCART1,
On the premises.
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FROM MELROSE.

MsIRoss, Feb. 9Th, 1873.
Ep1roI Observation-Disclosures find state
menI Of the amount Of gr>in received and
shipped At this place, since tho opening:
Received in Dec. lS72.........lO, 956 bush
q elan. 1873. 100 ="
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The most received in one day wss 2, 100
bushels.
The largest load was hauled by A. Rose,
lO7 bushels with single team sf Horses.
Largest number Of teams unlsaded in
one day wss 60.
Wheat bought by the following buyers
J. Cspser 4 Co., 1892 Sank Ceatrs.
K. G. & NJ. 1887 " "
J. o. Terwsy, 6,l42 Melross.
I. & W. h. Clark, 8,l3l
Davis, Beal l. Co., 1855 Saint Cloud.
8. 8. Ulmer, b43 Aelrosv.
40,893
This amount Of Wheat has been bought
from Dec. 18th, 1872, to Feb. Sd, 1873, -
surrendered. E.
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Chicago & Northwestern
RAILWAY.

Chicago & Northwestern
HALLWAY.
THE SHORT DIRECT LINE 70
Q Ell Z @ A GO
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Pjttsburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia,
NEW YORK and BOSTON,
And all points in New England and the
Caaadas. Also to
csse;n.sh, Louisville, 81. Loui,. Nov Or.
Issss, end al potsts South snd 6outhsoest.
This 10 tho shortest roats from Chicago TO
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAnA, SALT LAKk
SAN FRANCISCO.
and I'll points in the Western Territories.
This line has adopted all nsdsrn improve
msnts in track and equipment, including
Steel Rails, Luxuri Gus Day and Sleeping
Cars, Miller Platforms, and Westinghouse
Ask for and see that your tickets read via
Chicago d Nordtwestern RailDay.
II. HUGHITT,' 4 - H. sTANwOOD.
-. Genl. supt. Genl. Pass'r AT.
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"A Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machine,
sntirsly new, will BE- sold at bargain, and
on time. Inquire ct A. ". Bush's jswelry
0tore.
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LOCAL NHW5

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