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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-27


Observer sig. Ser. L. >. A
PITTsBURG, November 2G.-River fall
ing slowly with IA feet in the channel this
afternoon.
down. Up: Katie and City Nicksburg
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, November 2G.-River
risen IL inches. Up: Ben Franklin, o
p m; Geo. Boberts, . am. Louisville, 2
pm. Down: Shannon, 10 pm; Bette
Gilbert - IN; Mary Ament, pm; Grey
Eagle, 3; ldlowild, o.
CISCINSATT, November &c River II
feet inches and falling. Arrived H.
w Skillinger, Pittsburg; Charmer. Evans
Vile. Dopartcd-Delia No 2, New Or:
Leans; Exchange, Pittsburg; ChArmer,
Louisville; Andy Baum, Memphis; ii S
Turner, New Orleans. Tho Rover passed
from st. Louis to Pittsburk
PITTaBuRG, Novembe &C. Mononga-
hela falling with IA feet 8 inches. No ar
rivals. Departed for Cincin nati-Little
Giant with barges; Leopard, 8 barges;
! Tom Dodsworth, Q barges; My Choice, IL
barges; Joseph A Stone, s barges; George
Lyslc, Coal City and Joe Walton with
goods lows Enterprise, Panther, Boaz
and Sam Clark left for Louisville.
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-Ar'
rived John Kilgour; Kate Kinney, City
of Quincy, ii Q Yaeger, st. Louis; Qua.
chits Belle, Memphis. Departed John
A Wood and bsrges, Alice Brown and
barges, Pttsburg Peytona and barges
Cincinnati; A Lewis, St. Louis; Belle
Lee, Chicot city. Raining to-day.
LOUISVILLE November 26.-River rls
ing with feet 8 inches in tho canal and
feet 10 in the pass down Indian chute
Weather cool and cloudy. The Jonn
Means broke her doctor to-day before
starting over the falls and is laid up for
repairs, Arrivals; Con. Lyttle, Cincin-
natl Blue Wing, Kentucky river. De-
parturos: Gen, Lyttle, Cincinnati Blue
| Wing, Rentuck river.
st. LOUIS. November 2G.--Arrived
Ileenr, Vicksburg; Grand Tower, Mem
phis; Susie Silver New Orleans; Ander-
son, Metropolis; Bon Accord, Tennessee
river; Mohawk Cairo; Messenger, Pitts
burg. Departed; Grand Tower, Nom
phis; Anderson, Cairo. River stationary
AIRY here, but the Missouri and Illinois
rivers rising. Weather cloudy and warm
A private letter from from gentleman
on tho U s snsg boat, out ri work on Red
river raft, says the work o. cutting the
channel through that obstruction is almost
completcd,a few days more and there will
be uninterrupted navigation to all points
on Red river.
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completion will be perfected when the
"timcs Of the Gentiles shall be fulfilled"
SO tho prophecy will bc sustained and
Christ and tho Bible, will DO etcrnally
honorcd, in spite of all tho Ashdod Ian
euagcs than can be brought against the
Bible. $500
MOUND CRY, Ills, Nov. "a, 1873.
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frOM st. Louis.
Az OuTRAo

ST. Louis, November 26.-J. p. Dunn
and young man named CLARK, called Mt
tho house of n farmer named Mercer,
about seven miles from Lexington, Mis-
souri,, on Monday evening, and COM
menced insulting the ladies Of tho house.
Mercer and his son in-lsw demonstrated
and were assaulted and badly beaten.
Mercer and his son-in-law obtained pos
session of a shot gun and musket and fired
upon the assa,lants. Clark was killed
almost instantly and Dunn died during
the night, Tho coroner's jury rendered a
verdict of justifable homicide.
The heavy livestock Arm.
IN. HUNTER CO,
of Kansas City, failed on Monday for
$3.50, 900.
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Mosr HAgRELL saws in hi. las, Ga
zstte:
We happen TO know tina, some Of "lho
old boys who run tho machine are very
nh".iyv imposed ana would lend Mr..
earnest and effective ,onnnr, ro ~
know land during the canvass everybody
sise would nha 9utl that he (oberly) is a
s,umns,, n Tho .,.,e .ra g., ., inc teh
about square on tbs prominen, ana.
tions that Will DO put in issue
ne.; ere. e'es' 10 81. na lew kinks
il the Democrat that will no, .eus as nj.
caster sky-crsping for John II. Oberly !
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From Burlington, Iowa,
ROLLER EIPL0sIoN-KILLED,

BURLINoToN, Novomber 26.--At Cook .
single mill in This city, this morning, the
boiler exploded and killed Henry Proust,
one Of tho hands and injuring seven or
eight others, two or three seriously, but il
is thought not fatally. Richard Lippen-
cott one of the proprietors OF the mill,
was knocked down, bruised and scalded,
but was able to assist in rsscuing Others.
Tho explosion WAS caused by a lack OF
water in the boiler. Ono man was blown
fifty feet through all opening In the mill
on to q pile Of logs, another was blown
still further.
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1873

arranged rows Of matches, over which
was a strip Of snndpapcr against which
the matches would rub in drawing out the
slide.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
John T. Irving, tho self accused muir
derod OF Mr.. Nathan, pleaded not guilty
to tho indictment charging him with bur-
carly Mt tho pawn shops In Bowory, and
stealing two hundred thousand dollars
worth of property.
ROBBED.
A member Of tho firm of TailAny n Co.,
reports that they have been robbed by a
salesman of a large quantity of valuable
diamonds. Up till noon tho police had
made but little progress in the case.
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. JrDon CRozrrR, having been appointed
BY the governor of Kansas, to the seas
made vacant in the senate Of the United
States by the expulsion therefrom--or
rather forced resigna,ion--of Caldwell
the corrupsionist, the outcry is raised
that Croker was a confident OF Csld we'll,
10 as guilty of corruption, and unfit to be
. member Of congress.
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THIRE is no man in Southern Illinois
better deserving the honor Of having his
name on . locomotive than the cage Of
sipe water. Obsrly represents the pro-
grsssivs element in politics, as tho loco
motive does in mechanics, and will worth.
lily Nil any place TO which he aspires, even
. seat in congress- State Register.
We blush as we publish notices like the
above, and are inclined TO tho belief tina,
VIC should retire from the editorship and
put our friend Judge Green or Judge
Allen in our place to publish such notices
for u.s. We know either Of those gentle.
mon would do so with pleasure. liz
would romombsr how, when the EDITOR
throughout tho country named him fol
the several Offices within the gift of the
people Of the state, We never failed 10 pro.
duce the "notics" in these columns for the
edi6cation OF our readers, who we're al
ways, as a matter OF course, his friends
and remembering this he would return
the compliment. This would save our
blushes, and would delight either OF The
judges, which is q confederation that ha,
almost induced us to retire from III,
tripod.
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beat HIM TERRIBLY.
From BROOKLYN.
Thu NAVY YARDS,

BROOKLYN, November 90 Secretary
Robson and the United States naval con-
s,ruc,or visited the navy yard this morn
ing The work 10 being urged forward
rapidly. Ono hundred more mon were
added to the force this morning. All
hands will be kept at work on Thanks.
giving day.
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From Omaha.
DREADFUL, FALL.

OMAHA, Novem Der 26-Mr. B. Kinney,
. lawyer well-known in this state, fell,
this morning from tho third story OF the
Grand Central hotel to the first floor, in
juring himself severely.
There was terrific wind storm here to-
day.
Hogan has a benefit here tonight.
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JOHN II. oBKRLY. Rdi,or and Publisher
Readisg matter on every page.

MADAME PAReUK, q colored woman, ID
lecturing on Hayti at Louisville. The
madame is called "thc eloquent because
Of her great powers of language and er.
preston.
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A. II. STEPHENS, vice-prosidcnt of what
was the Southern confcderacy, and now
member Of congress from the Eighth dis
trict Of Georgia, advocates a war with
Spain and tho acquisition Of Cuba. lie
believes that not lees than fifty resolutions
on the Cuba and financial questions will
be offered in the honse on the lrst day Of
the session.
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THs Italian parliament has adopted, by

THH Italian parliament has adopted, by
. unanimous vote, resolution recon-
msnding the insertion Of the principle of
arbitration in all future treaties between
Italy and foreign powers. This is wise
resolution, suggested by tho issue of the
Geneva arbitration. Our government Is
entitled to the credit OF the Inauguration
Of this method of settling disputes be-
tween nations-a method which, let il
prayerfully be hoped by all humane people,
may become general among all nations OF
the world. Its adoption will avert wars,
and do moro than anything besides to in
augurate the thousand years Of peace
just at this moment our own government
is considering tho ACCESSIBILITY of discard
ing its own plan for the settlement Of diff
fculties with other nations. 1t has mis-
understanding with a weak nation, and
may DO led, either by its own rsshne. or
the s!ubbornness OF Spain, TO discard ar
bitration and again take up the swor!.
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RIVER NEWS.

Iliss nnd Fail Of the RIVERS
For 81 hours ending 3p.m., Nov. -, 1873
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'Surface OF water below bencn marx.
EDWIN GALASD,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. >. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01
BY Wellington GodGin,
AhctiOnecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh aud Rank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
a FARM OF Two HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES NEAR THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE,
ABOUr FIVE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.-As
trustee In certain decd OF trust executed 10 the
subscriber by MeSsrs. r.. A. and 4. G.. Green bear
Ing date ED September, 1892, duly recorded In Hen.
rico County Court, Ia deed.book No. So, page i52,
shall IN execution thereof proc ed To sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the 9TH OF
APRIL 1879, at4 o'clock ~. II fair Ii not The first
fair day thereafter that truly valuable EARN located
Us above, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES, adjoining the lands of the late b.
". Green, DR.. George y. Hor kins, Ambrose Hutcbe-
son, dcccased, and others. This farm hason 1t ex-
ceent buildings ofestry kind, and the soils OF No.
Equality.
TEnas: The debts secured by the deed being past
due, amounting to about .leoe, tina deed requires
cash sale 10 hat extent; bar lam authorized by ie
creditors 20 oy that In lieu u cash they viii accept
0ne-fourth cash; balance Ut st twelve. and eighteen
months an 10 the residue OF tho proceeds OF
sale, such terms as the grantars sLali prescribe
anu direct: or their ilnret give amy such dlree-
t0n then On credit OF two years In each q for
equitable uotes, interest added, ssearnd BY trust
deed. :. WELLINGTON tiQflltfM,s
NH ai-d,d : Trustee.
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BY Grub!Js & Williams
by UruU'Jo q " HIEiIHS.
Auctioneers and,Ecal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between 3iain and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT pRt-
l. yATE RESIDENCE, WITH Beautiful
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SITUATED AZ THII::
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTIUS.-Lv re-
quest Of Sir. S. C. TaTdy, we will sell at arc;inn On
the premises, on MONDAY, 2Ist day of April .. Il
O'Clock J.. NJ, his wel-known aud uaiycrsllly-s,!-
mired residence, situated above 1t i OF brick CO.
ycrrd With Tnastc. and contains thirtcen ROOMS he
sides storerooius and closets with hot, c3Ii and
showcr-bhs. and wafer. with stationary WIZ stand.
tor servants laundry. with statinnar, fixtures gss
throughout tic premises, ard all of THE most mo-
dern cGnvcnences. The Stable Is new. and besides
liostler's room has space for two carriages and.
three stalls.
The buildings have been remOdeiled ana renovated
within few years past, and arc now Ia perfect
order.
II would be impossible In an adycrti8ennn mt to
convey an adequate iGea of the elegance and con-
pcteress Of this property I'm every respect. Il Is
enough to say thai IL combines the most admirable
arrangements with the m1st beautiful a'.d thorough
finish in every detail and the highest possible dec
OF convenience and comfortable ccoMniedll!oi Tor
large family.
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back 1870 feet.
Tile situation Is one Of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city, aud as IL stands this property
Is not exceled by any other in all mat conSttutcsa
trst-class residence.
It will he sold Us Il whole If desired the DWELL
ing will be sold with front Of about % feet ieay
Ing three building lots, each fronting % feet on
Third street to he sold separately.
Persons Wishing to cxanine the premises before
the day OF sale are requested 10 call upon IT,.
TERMS Accommodating. and will lie lEate known
at the time OF sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
NH .0-2awtA pl. 3awtA pl2&dtd AucionccI>.
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by Gruhes Il Williams,

auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE or THE RI & II NJ o + ID AND
- YORK RIVER RAli.EoAD.-Gy ylrtr" -
decree Of the Chtncery Court nj the city OF Ilcil'
mond IN the causes OF the Richmond aud YORK
River Railroad Company rs. j. lr">sCr iaih aUd
Robert H. Maury, trustees AMI j. PrcSscr iaI' ana
Robert H. Marry, trustees. ~. Tie k!:'imotH ''
York River it,iiroad Company, entered on Tie itti'
day Of December lSTs. We. tie ullcrsiGncn "r nae
survivor OF us. shall sell by public auction, ~ II"
aliclioJl-runins uf Mc-Srs. Crtb!tS " llii"!$ ~"
Eleycn,h street. Richmond Va. on thlDA1 ne
ntI Cay of AIay. 20. ut the hon: OF - H. all Tie
property OF every kind, real prrsun'l end niN'd,
Of the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Including it, ROADWAY, i1!E.
crosS-tics, depOts silings. cars. engines, tet'N.
aud NIL other property wbatsocrcr. ltcIilHi"S ~
the franchises Of said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 10 snld''n-
pay except its chooses in action ami debts due Of 10
become due 10 IL.
IHE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE As FOLLOWS;
residue Of the purchase money shall b" iHya'lr -
follows SiS 900 on the Isl Of January. 1871. |lliI NJ
tercst ut tue rate Of per cent per annn from ne
day of sale payable scini-anHul!!y iT' on IT,,
LIST day OF January. 1855. with Interest at lc l"r"
per cent. PER anium from the day Of sale. pnya'"
semi-annuay: and the rclnlindcr"l SIcii pGfcha."
money on the LIST day or Jauary, 1871 "!.li iH!c'S
at the rate Of per cent. per aliiiin from III" :"
sale, payable seni-annlElliythe sale to he sL'jtSt
TO the ratification or rejection nI the court an pos
session not 10 he delivered until The sale luiS been
ratified by the court; the deferred pa' MeiS 10 ~
secured by deed Of trust on The proEcity so.sucH
deed to be subject to the approval! OF tnecoGtt
CAPITALISTS will take notice that the elect 4" sue
and conveyance will be tn eNtingulsh the said COM
plny and make the purchaser or purchasers po''s
corporate. $780, u.r,,s
Fnrfurlhcr particulars apply t" MrEsrs. phGEN
tees. i. PR's$Eh tt BIZ,
ROBERT II. MAUHf,
ia2--td Surviving 'irc,ir"i.
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nxrr,e-rs rpn,I srArr prvsxrr LAWS.


- ANY person licensed. rs commission ifer-
chan; may sell any personal property, eAceit "ioe.
ardent spirits. ai!d-nialt liquors, gold ana eiNr
coin, bonds certificates OF public or private cts or
other securities which Inay be left With CONSIGNED
10 bin Tor sale. = Any person blyln2 or seisi "
contrary /, .hc provisions Of ibis section, or w"o
Siial in any manner Violate the sdhs, s'sal pls y
fine OF not less than fifty dollars n0f more ial enc
thousaia dollars for each offence: al,
Any person hccnsedas Il lana asen'ina ~ ~
land IL this Commonwealth entrusted 70 iia -, ~
sale. Any person selling land or ohtrDG "
sell the same who 10 not an aucu1rccr or who '4 -
not the fee-sinlp'e title any other less e9issc
therein shall be- held ~ be 4 Land agent. R"I
auy violation OF this section the person shall pS!
line OF not less than one hundred dollars nor beie
than iye hundred dollars for eacl, oieaSe. ;. ,,r.
Amy person licensed as real cs'aIe s .us
tioncer may sell ut auction or prsaleiy any i r
estate in this Commonwealth entrusted 70 nm ~
sale; provided, that no such anctionetr ss.ai =" 81
lowed t. negot!ate loais upon mefts.Se ., ~
S, rakSr Sf i ess" I.erefnr For any Violation
OF this section the person offending shall pay h hn
OF not less than one hiit'lre,i dollars of H'''e
one Thousand dollars for each offence , al. Ia
ANY person or corporation that ds..t' ~,
coin, foreign or domestic exchange, eoSe.yta,cs
stocks or other Oh paos, ~ 1,rerea
company, or that sells the saline or any VI ~. rr
commission or for other com pensauon OF m sen
ad 70 he stoek-broker. "a stoek-5rGker s,i;i Ian s
the right 30 bay and sell Tor ptot, or 10 81 nf
mission the coin. exchange, stocks, cerune and
debt shares la chartered COM pahies, CANA itoaSs 81,
notes used as currency az aforesaid, anu may S
e:ther privately or by auction, ana aiso s ar
loans upon real estate sssnt.ies; ANY psacsivine
moncyon deposit. or In so receiving noty GU .; S
posit and also ia lending money, or Ia "a
negotiabts paper Or other srS.iiss, ssias Ds
shall be paidso the additional Ok ps' me
hagkiag Any psren Or s as Il nas les
san one hpudred nor nIoye than i've Thousand a,i-
hrs f,,r each otsence, - ~ NH 1871
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ia2--td
HNO THE PUBLIC.

at 4 meeting of the bankers and broker Of ms
city held Friday, March -. 1873. u was ''i'h''
nous!y resolved To publish the following caro-:
The UNDERSIGNED. LICENSED bankers ana b'.k'l'
In the city Of Richmond, cal! the att,ni'Ii .! Ihs
ties engaged in some other brtrcln oil tl,ieH, 10
the fact :llat they are tailr Infringing w on "
legitimate business OF bIHkirg q: aTGh lhsr' lot
the privilege OF transicting wnlch lie un"!s!Sht0
arc compelled to pay heavy LICENSE TAN.
WhilstwiIing that amy person or hf!n >nouIG ~
g2ge in the same line OF bH.lGcsS Is ih'EnsS.",.
they certainly ask that they should Compel WIN
them ONLY UPON THE SAME Terms AID toS ,.
TONS TO WHICH sTIIET ARE THEMSELVES - ~
JECTRp in the payment OF these license taH 1 :,
They therefore notify all parties engaged III bh!l,
or selling stocks or bonGs, III negotiating !HuAs v.
selling negotiable time paper, TINT in iut':Er az!
such instance coming 10 their knowledge VIII &c l s
mediatey reported to the proper state ana clty o'-
cials. Ia order tha. partie5 thus OnsndlS nia! ne
compelled tn pay the taxes required aiih lhc ny"
Imposed by law for r7,Dsactins snch business "ttm
outlicense fSce extracts FROM stale tsHehhc laws
published ut foot. >, IA.
And they further pledge themselves each % .nd
other to report any such case arising In fIture
collectively to aid In the stoppase OF the cause u
this their complaint
LANCASTER & Co.
ISaACS, TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
X. III. MAukY & Co,
PARKER CAMPBELL CO.,
EDWARD COHEN.
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BY Lyme u Brother
Auctloneers AMI Real Estate Agents.
1ol2 Main street.
T ARGEFIRsT-CLASS GROCERY Al

ARGE FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AND
4 j COMMISSION STORE, AND VALUABLE
VSCAST Tor ADJOINING, SITUATED On
THiENoRTH WEST CnRIEK Of IH q ). + It.l
nTE We shall. at the request Of the owner, sell
nj nnbiIc lion, on tie premises, on THURSDAY
the sd ay Of April 1873, Mt q O'Clock X I'M A., has
ST(}y,Y BRICK STORE and VACANT LOT nd
Joining. located as above described, now occupied
by Mr. Samuel c. Tardy. II. z,
,uctIng of n large Wholesale business OF any kind,
and the location is unsurpassed by none In the city,
the Centre of bus!Dcss We would therefore call the
sneca attention OF capitalists and others seeking
Investments as II Is seldom such property is offered
I'm the market publicly. :.
The terms will be very liberal, and announced at
the hour of sale. LYME BkoI nGh,
NH % y huCtloHteiS.
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BY Richardson Il Co,
Real Estate Agents an Auctionecrs'
lib Main street.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING ii
q ctn oI3I AND LOT % BY 1913 FEET T0
IN kiGnyf;EN: AZ i4 / = ! rS9TNw tHS
SUI ,ssSS, Elk ,SD MADISON STREETS. FOR
= S Fl ~ AUCTION.-At - o'clock P. NJ. on
TIfESDhY, 1st April we shall sell Gy auction; on
the premises located rs above that desirable h 1. M
q r Anderson, with basement and Two stories
horc CONTAINING six rooms conveniently arrangen,
Viii, torches front and rear and shadc-trces III the
Tliis property has been recently painted ana pun
:, Through REPAIR. and is the most attractive resi-
Trr,Is. une-th.ril cash balance at Fix and twelve
months: negotiable notes to he given for the defer
r'.J,r,ymaus. with Interest added and secured by
deed of trust. hlNilahD''1., ~ nr
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:,zsz5A.ssssrfss5y ssaas.Sz.s4isas Dss.
gy Cook 8 Lanshtof. Aactioneers'
corner Franklin ard Governor streets.

PARLoR FURNITURE,
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET AND . H ..C,ossS w. w..
&C., At AUCTlON.-THls DA1 d ~
Ti naw Walnut PARLoR SUIT In green n. Ir
new WALNUT PAk = FEET SppE.T and II, RUG,
KIN al E-TOp PARLOR TABLES,
WtKDHOBES. CABINETS,
WASHSTASDS,
c,EkICE-DESkS mud EHAIEs,
CIIIf ,DREN's CA AGES; rncrr.ns
MiMoGASY snd IENNH Is Eis md TABLEs
M and STUCK MATTRESSES,
TIN SAFES,
EITtIlt.N FURNITURE,
CookiN'-' y ' - t''' COOK & LsAUGHToN,
AuctIoneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM N HETgIC0 CDIXrY
ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND.
on THE YORK RIVER KalLRoAD, ADJDiA-
ING BOTTOMS Bridge. AT fCEiiC AUG
TION.-ln pursuance Of 4 decree Of tile Ctrcnt
Court of the county of TeGrico entered on the 'lh
day Of March iS13 In the cause OF Alien tr,s'te rs
Alien ami Others. the undersigned, special c0mmi
sioner. thereby appointed Wl sell ut rs n Suc
o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY the ~ day y! April,
1874 the abovc-descrihc,l REAL EST ArE: contain,
ing THREE HUNDRED AND EiE tifl-toUR
ACRES OF LAND-onc.ha cleared, Inc balance
in wOodsabout seycnty-iiyc acrcsoi the bet Chc -
.honliuy IOwgrOundS, n I'd toInde'! as follows: Oh
thc rast and north by Chickahomlny river. on tho
west by tic land OF Dizzy Wade ana Oh ,hc SCUM ny
Williamsburg stage road. and Is considered 10 hc
one of the best farms ia tiat portion o! III" county;
Of SIX, twelve. and eighteen months for rcGctiatic
notes. interest added, and The title IT, ,e REFINED
until the whole purchase lnOHcv Is raiG anh c"lI-
yetance ordered by the court. Taxes ior 1914 10 IT,
paid by the purchaser. - .,
4 plat of the above property may nc gcen Al tie
Office OF the aucliopcers. 4. X. ColkINh1,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & *ON. Auct;nHcerS. nh -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01

MACHINERY, ETC, AND BUILDING
M ATAUCTI3NIhe fol9T I v nftl 81 Ma "a
formerly occupied and known US the Iron Ship
Building Works Of the ys1a l. s hGSI;s and
TUESDAY the 18th Of April. at II O'Clock ~, on
the premises. Amongst the machinery To lie offered
l large SHEERS, with KNIVES;
l ANGLE IRON SHEEIiS.
POWER ROLLS.
large IRON PUNCH,
l small IRON PUNCH,
Q UPRIGHT IRON DRILLS.
l IRON PLANER, -.. ...
BOLT-CUTTER,
IRON LATHE,
FAN-BLOWER, valuable TO smiths;
HYDRAULIC JAC K. for raising heavy weighs !;
l small lot BETTING, HANGERS, PULLEYS,
81 haf-lnch IRON PLATES, different Sizes
Seldom such IN opportunity Is afforded 10 machi-
nists and Others 10 supply themselves cbcapIy.
Terms, &c., will be announced by the auctioneer
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY,
NH T-"o,Apl.3,5 ,1o,l.,H,l5 Rockets.