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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16

to speak in their cause was gladly &C
|cepted, and instead of paying them for
the privilege they proposed to pay him
|one hundred dollars for the effort. This
|he declined, saying that his only OBJ
|iect was to advertise himself.
He did speak, and his speech was q
wonder of legal lore and eloquent plead.
ing. Judge, jury and spectators all
hung upon his words as if eutranced
BY the spell of his voice. The lawyers
concerned all had volume after volume
of authorities which they carried in
green bags or satchels. Tom carried
his authorities all in his head, and
could quote them accurately from men,
ory. He made one quotation from
Blackstone. the accuracy Of which was
disputed by an attorney on the page
and paragraph. "Get the book, sir,
get the book, and show me the language"
"Sir," replied Marshall, Il will not
get the book, it is not my place to stop
and hunt out the paragraph. | have
quoted it as the correct principle. l
have quoted it word for word from an
authority whose name ] have given
It is the duty of his honor on the bench
to decide all disputed questions OF law.
l appeal to him to make the decision
between us. "He then turned to the
Judge, gave him the number of the
volume, the title of the chapter, and
number of the page on which his quo
tation was to be found. The book was
handed up to the Judge, who turned to
the page indicated and found that Mar.
shall quoted his author correctly. Tom
turned, with that meaning sheer on his
countenance which was the very soul
of contempt, cast whitening glance of
scorn upon the attorney who had inter
rupted him, and remarked: 1.-The diff
ference between Illinois and Kentucky
lawyers is this: The former carry all
their law knowledge in green bags;
the latter carry theirs in their heads"
The remark not only brought down the
house, but secured him from further in
terruption. And he gained the case in
which he appeared, as the advertisement
of Thomas F. Marshall, Attorney and
Counselor at Law"
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DEATH VMLEY.-Our readers all have
doubtless heard Of this noted valley,
and the following article in the Salt
Lake (UtahJ Enterprise. respecting a
recent visit to that place, may be of
interest:
The Valley of Death-a spot almost
as terrible as the prophets Valley of
Dry Boncs-lies just north of the Old
Mormon Road to California, region
thirty miles long by thirty broad. and
surrounded, except at two points, by
inaccessible mountains. 1t is totally
devoid of water and vegetation, and a
shadow Of bird or wild beast never
darkens its white, glazing sands. The
Kansas Pacific Railroad engineers dis
covered it, and also some papers which
showed the fate of the lost Montgomery
train, which came south from Salt Lake
in 1850, guided by a Mormon. When
near Death Valley some came to the
conclusion that the Mormon knew moth
ing about the country, so they appoint
ed one Of their number a leader, and
broke off from the party. The leader
turned due west; so, with the people
and wagons and Hocks he travelled
three days, and they descended into
the broad valley, whose treacherous
mirage promised water. They reached
the center, but only the white sand
bounded by scorching peaks met their
gaze. Around the valley they wan
dered, and one by one the men died,
and the painting focks stretched them
selves in death, under the hot sun.
Then the children, crying for water,
died at their mothers breasts, and with
swollen tongues and burning vitals the
helpless mothers followed. Wagon
after wagon was abandoned, and strong
men tottered and died. After weeks
wandering a dozen survivors found
some water in the hollow of rock in
the mountains. 1t lasted but q short
time, when all died but two, who escaped
out of the valley and followed the trail
of their former companions. Eighty.
seven families, with hundreds of ami
mails, persisted here; and now, after
twenty-three years, the wagons stand
complete-the iron work and tires are
bright, and the shriveled skeletons lie
side by side.
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The first instance of failure of a di.

The first instance of failure Of d.
vorce suit ever chronicled in Indiana,
occurred the other day in the case Of
a lady whose husband died just before
the Judges decision could be rendered,
and there is strong feeling in favor
of committing the attending physician
for contempt of Court in not keeping
the defendant alive long enough fol- his
matrimonial career to be determined in
the regular way. Fia, m
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"A MERCHANT, who has a class in a
Sunday school, asked: "What is soil
tudew and was visibly disturbed when
a miserable boy answered: "The store
that don't ADVERTISE Il a tg ts rssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

! sledse to ,ga,cI, docs are ttacled Bis I
Ysrret Is ID ol,ligsfi tc tic Picture y
i'm. .s.Ss e isa snare and d deceit. The photo
s ..s i an accomplished artist md aeon
sn'e,,tions gentleman, but. his work has about
# m mir Of fiithy luerc, (which las en'iced
many noble men to their ruin. The $500 !"
mat NJ il /, called, isin charge Of two relics Of
the Chippewa tribe, who have come down
nom former generation. They perform
their duties accentably. and have never been
known to plumber the mails like q city post
oilico clerk, or to read the letters Ikea coun-
try postmistfcss. Their weekly advent III
Marquette is still marvciled at by 4 group OF
dirty urchins, who havc lingering love o.
the antique: 70 which is added stray 30
hcmian, whom insanity or superior cf"els
have driven to these high lat!tua"s Whic Tue
rigors Of w:uter are prevailing. One OF tne
male attendants usually precedcs TIE tr;'in.
on snow-shoeS. either to encourage tae do:s
TO 4 greater speed or to break the PAIN anu
remove obstacles. And this is all there Is
charming about travelling with dos-tralh
in wlutcr. ---NGrqactic letter 10 c"aeo9o 1Tt'
5une.
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BY James II. Taylor 6 on.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
C[ico Eleventh and Bank stre4;s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
NEAR THE T ERMiSCS OF TIiE CMESA-
PEAEE AND OHIO RAILROAD. AT AUG
TiDN-Ey virtue Of u decl OF trust 70 tic u;tey-
signcd, bearing date December il, 1872. wo will In
execution thereof. sell ut pu.ilc suction, on thn
premises, ct Rockets, on WEDNESDAY. iah dag
BILE NACHiN ERY for making bark extract, Tan
Mug, &C.. consisting in part rs Il !iows:
! WOODWARD STEAM-PCMr I,.So gallons ler
miuutc). with all connections:
pair l;-inch GUILD e GARRISON VACUUM
PUMPS. with connections:
l 10 4 WOODWARD PCMP,
l GUILD & GARRISON NATEE-FCar.
Pinch WATER; YLTSDER,
a!-iuch sTEAM-CILISDEE,
1SACUCs:-rAS, BY l.. With corrections. co.i-
1C6%DESsEr roa yAcurM-rAy, lo.fco. p.r~;
90 feet .s-i:ch CAST iEOE PIE,
Is tcet C. inch faGce CAST-!ROS Pir2.
JoHSsoX'5 liLowEE. lee. d!ame!oy!
1909 feet !-iuch i.arge AFT Ron tu.t,
q l0l feet c. ZACH f.IcGc ca >T-lEON i'IrE,
a,CGo feet 2-inch sTEAi-plrE:
pair iiOuBI.E rSGINES. lt-inch ryltaiI"r, foot
Etrokc-lli COMPLEX:
60 feet is.inch LEATHER Betting,
CAsT-IR0S J!oPiEHS.
MILLS for grinding cark,
II large LEACH-itIiS,
% large WATER-TaEKs.
= he above MACHINERY Is ail f;s,-cl.,s; and in
perfect order.
We viii assi@n 10 ITO purchaser ofthc machinery,
&C.. az Gesir"dl DIR icrcSt IA cSsc Of tie it.h
EcTATr. which expires April l.. 1915.
:! EEEs: Liberal aud mttc suGWf or tie day -
sale. j. Il. ELhtA ~ ELL.
CHARLIE, L. y lLLihMs,
Trustee.
JAmrs NJ TAT:.nE & soy, Anctou"crs.
|. III 4. lEhttS
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Doc TEAMs.-The dcg-train is becoming a
thing. of the past. The weekly mail is carried
By this means between SAUL Ste. Marie and
Marquette, distance Of nearly one hundred
miles. The sledge is simply thin, flexible
& board six or seven feet in length, and foot
Or more in width, turned up at one end to
enableis to rise over obstacles In the path.
Along tae edge on either side Is a low rail,
ito which the load Il securely bound with
cords. The burden carried Is usually few
q hiaasets, rarely u tent, provisions for few
4 lla;s, ~, IKE, and few other things essential
i ta, IS tiiiWeod locomotion. The driver never
rides. Inisis u tropical detion. The frailty
81 fle vehicle, pathless woods, and discipline
4 OF tie draft animals forbid such poetca,
means OF progress. The dogs are far from
8 ,esDs tho noblest specimens of their race.
i TIL ttag are NANCY chrs, which are called on
sge,a bsipte, stimulated by u furnishing pro-
cess aaa sssrious ingenious kinds of torture
End ioaaiiy propelled from behind. A
wicked art!st Of Marquette, by a wonderful
process et stereoscopy, has placed y man on
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THE SICK
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
On. W. PERSONS,
ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL
PHYSICIAN,
OF TIE DYNAMIC INSTITUTE

MILWAUKEE,, WE, IN lSc?,
has practccd for tie Tast seven years In nearly NIL
the chief cities In the southern States-TuE GREAT
EST HEALER OF THE AGE-who has performed
come OF the moet wonderful cures IN ancient or
modern times, an has treated over 100000 patients
IN tls last eleven years, will heal The sick ut Rlr-
mond, Va, at Ford's Hotel parlor 81. commencing
February II, 1879. FOR ninety lays.
Dr. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism and mo-
tor euro. This treatment Is not confined to any
particular class Of disease, bnt is appcabet to all the
Ills of humanity, and If persisted In Will cure all
durable diseases.
Mrs. C. a. GOULD II. D.. graduate OF G regular
school of medicine. possessing rare powers Of dag
uosins disease, will act as consulting physician ana
secretary.
Consultation free.
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets containing
testimonials OF PERSONS cured by him and indorse-
mcns " tie press throughout lie southern States
Dr.. PERSONS Is agent for Or. S. 3. C"luns's sure
and painless cure of the opium habit.
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To AL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Lore Of tie ruth and desire To benefit suffering
humanity prompts me to certify to the truth OF the
following statements concerning tho wonderful
cures performed By Dr.. PERSONS, tho great Mag
nciic Physician. Will mention few caacs Of which
have personal knowledge:
1st. Wife OF James r. Hopkins, of Hopsinsvllle,
seven years an invalid entirely hopless unable TO
turn over In bed for eight months had spinal cuva
turc. neuralgia, and female diseases. phystclanRs
!! lot Eed for III. Persons IN ten minutes had her
waking. sho was treated May It'll: now, August
2yth, ttle Is in good health.
cd. Mrs. David Fpprght twelve miles from Aus.
Uni e3nneG 70 he o eiv SIX DOOR or winow onened
neither could nc sit up in her bed. Her physician
said her recovery WAS impossible 1r. PERSONS Ie-
ing about her Her case Was treltc5 July tn
now, Octoirr list rides Oh horseback, gaining flesh
and strength daily.
cd. Mrs. Levi Pennington. Of Georgetown, an in
valid Of four years: for eighteen months unable TO
l,r Person. InHd. her walk almost fnst,rtly; after
second treatment she could 20 about wltEott help ;
Is gaining IN rcsh and improving daily. tier case
sth case General n. Taylor, Of San Saba, came to
the Doctor ut LampaSas August itil. afflicted with
sciatica and chronic rheumatism FOR more Than
thirty years; had been treated hy twenty old-schoo
EhysiCianS ana FAILED 10 ger any rccl Ing aOoN2
clss Was cured by Dr. Persons In ten minutss.
9TH case. The daughter of P. II. Yeti. N. D., Eur
nett county. aged twenty two yelre. perfectly helm
loss; could neither stand nor walk Tor year past,
from spinal curvature aad general dcD!lly resu LIS
OF typlcid fever: after FIRST Treatment could go
ubout and felt we'll; so stated TO US next day.
nigh. mention other cases which have come
under my own observation. but one moro may be
necessary to stite in this communication, and that
is the case or my little daughter, Ia her eighth YER
lad stiff ankle from birth. First treatment Dr..
Persons removed The stiffness aud gave her perfect
use OF it.
My object in writing this communication IS to re-
ieve tic minds OF many doubling persons as to the
ability OF Dr.. Persons to relieve Tue afflicted and
cure many sick after all medical treatment has
failed even by the most skiifu Of oli-5chool
physicians. Experience Is tho greatest test Who
ever may be afflicted with durable diseases. try tho
Great Magnetic Physician, Ur Persons.
lSiguedI j.. ". WuIrriE,
Presiding ! ldcr n. L. Church South, Aussin Lis
trct, Texas Conference.
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gy Wellington ''oddii.
Aucf!onecr and Real Estate ayco.,
corner Of Eleventh and Ysug srrn,,.,


EXECUTORS SALE OF yAIr.nrr
~ PRIVATE DWELLING Ar sOi-Tt,ws Sr,
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND SeVFSTIt
SIKEtIS.-At Tic request of Mcss7s A, \ sn, I,
4. WEXFORD executors Of the late Dr. GcyerIr =
Ncl,ior shall cell 1T aTction on tho nrn,;.a ~.
THURSDAY the l2li Ga; OF Fcbrnarv, isS1 =, VI :
o'clock =. NJ. df fair: II not ire ira, az q. .
fhercaiter) tEo large and elegant nEslDFXCFrr
inc decedeit located rs above. IL curtlfrs a,.,,,
eleven rcoms, trit originally in Tho le.t I,,nn,-
and now In excellent order. Beside tlo d~r.l,,,r
there is m Office scrvans' apartments s.allc crr
ragc-housc. all built OF brick and he vboc ,renI'o
surrounded On three sides " brick vail md in w.
by an Iron railing. Us location hear Tho >hny~
BIN Market renders IL peculiarly valuable for =,
boarGne-haIiae. Eoie. FOR commercial rsri,cs,
The !nt has front Of Go feet aid depth G. = ;rrt
- MarkGtalley. e
II will be sold as whole or s,.hd 7:Gc 80 4, Ia .r
with the dwelling the eG.irc sr"a; on aar.ha sr,t
running back 10 feet, and thre lets on Scvc n srr,
a. by IS feet, according TO plat 10 he exhibited n
the hour Of SALE
1hc buildings are insured in tie Mutual Assuaueo
Society for So Coz.
TERMS: Oac-ronrih cash : balance a. four, sI:h,.
and twelTe months, for negotiable po:es bearing *
per cent. interest! o. cne-fourth cash: ba.anc. II
one, two, and three years bearing ten per cent: iu
tcrest, halt-yearly, secured by trust dcc..
W. GODnJN, Apc;iorerr
=. Slowing 10 the absence OF orc OF ito e,ecu-
tors and also TO the inclencucy Of the w.a'le- Tic
aboy" sale ~a5 postponed I'll THURSDAY NEXT,
Tic 2Jth instant, 1T The same hoGr.
te li-l7,i0S3U ". GUDDIS. Sucydnecr,
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E.lrMnER DEALERS.

ono Ono FEET Sc SONED IS
ZCO,COO CANADA SYCAMORE, SING
i1or 9niity; 100000 feet seasoned Az Casta syc-
more, superior qualify; elsn, large ST, cs White
CRY. Oak. Shingles, .atlls. All kinds Of Binding
Lumber, together with large stock OF Glazed liz
lows biacs and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
IN the city. TRUMAN 4. PARKER 4 CO.,
dealers In Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Dours aac Blinds,
Cas,aian Byrd siree.s fxcn Fifth 10 sixth.
a 1l.alQ
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pURE MOUNTAIN RYE TEISkEY
from FOSTER \ co.'s formerly s:uart'.j 6is-
riiiey, at Roscbanks Augusta county, Va, FOR aaIe
to the trace ut siistlllers' riccs by
L. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole agent,
fes LIB cou:h Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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To provide means Cor this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will be Issued,
Lirsc f0rllon OF Which ere already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. $40: halves So; and quarters. ST. So
Eleven whole tickets for SloJ. No discount on less
pirate fer presents than tickets TO this liAEQuET OF
WEALTH. or more likely Il produce sraa,.er salts
factory results. The object OF this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT IL The enlargement and endowment Of the
l'Eblc Library OF Kentucky, which. by the special
act authorizing tie Concert for is benefit. il to lie
forever free To all ciZers q every State. this cou-
cert Will he conducted like Tie First and second,
tnfore given, and fad particulars OF Tie mode Of
drawing The gifts and paying ttrn, ard everything
Necessary to u thorough understanding OF tie
scheme from beginning TO end, arc Iow published,
IN the form Of circular which will lie Furnished
Tree OF cost to any who 2prly.
nc chtifc management. Of this undertaking iias
Mcn committed ay the trustees 20 bon. IE0:iAs l..
BHAMLErrj:, late Governor OF hcntucty. ~ when,
~ c9nhanirauans per;sinins TO the Gif. Concert
Il. +. DURRETT. President.
". HALBEMkN. Wee President
JOHN ). CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library Cf Ken
tucky.
EAEME.tS AND URovEEs BANK, Treasurer
Tickets are now ready Tor sale, and ell orders for
theli, or applications Tor agencies circulars ifcr-
laation> etc., will meet with prompt attention when
addressed to luc rs below directed.
TI1OnES L. BHAMLET'TE,
Louisville. Kentucky,
Agent Pubic Library 0; Kentucky.
u Observation-Disclosures
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4
" j. IRVING & co.
DRESS SHIRTS
CENT?. EMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
DRESS SHIRTS

Our ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT Is pronounced by
t,ousanis OF wesrors to be the perfection Of a,e-
Rance and comfort.
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING wGish Is peculiarly
our own, enables US TO at any form or GetorIaity
WI! Il absolute precision.
In the matter OF MATERIALS and MASUFAc-
TuEE our, ong experience enables US 10 guarantee
entire satisfaction. T.J. IRVING j CO., IL
No. 9Is Main street, Richmond, Va.
GEoReE 4. MARSHALL and f. FORREST PicoK
! Ha,esmen can be found Ut the above house.
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WINES. s.guUssss, yoaaSes,, dc.


TLAGGETT'S ALE AND PORTER
~ This Al Z and pOETEI; hes u reputation CT
nearly one hundred years standing, the brewery
having been established in l7T. VI is celebrated for
its purity; and lis superiority over eli othrr ats
manufactured in this country Is acknowledged by all
gonu judges. Kept constantly Gil hand By Ill FIRST
ass saluops, aud u lie hal Ia any quantity from
i. j. REILLY, SCle Agent,
No. ) Fourteenth street,
f. 7-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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DENTISTRY.


NR. GEORGE =. STEEL, DEN Ela
- TLSr,-oftcc 723 sfain strecr, Rich cEfY4
nond, Va:-durli,g the short days may be fouhdnt
his office from . a. NJ. TO l.. al.
all Operations in dentistry performed In the best
manner.
Pure nitrous oxide gns always on hand for the
painless extraction CT teeth. de l-eodSIn
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poOFING, PLUMBING. AND GAS
LIZ FITTING.--J.L Il. WHITAKER has removed
TO Miller j. Co.'S southern Saw Works, No. Ids
Carr street, where he wi be pleased TO receive or
Gers FOR GRAVEL, TIN and SLATE R0OtING;
MISC, PLUMBING and GAS-FtTTISG. Orders
win beatienGed to. IA .s-ImF. &
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'ss,s,.s ~ ss..
YTYEsT JfJHSsTpN g CO.'S IAIE g.
wv - Yss1, IN 4 syye Notwithstanding 4 eadlr

Tx1fsT JOHNsTpN s. CO.'S LATEssI J.
LIgT OF Law nKsmalfs, ,,, sa ar9s
esenrs glop on staiuiory crlmes Bro Eaen Ss
"a nlncid On Hailways; English reports:
vSs. Anrican Feror;s.s vo ,s al so ION: hsc
low on sepi Ens gp,ey r ai on At.
Intnsa OF ,sv n;itinn: dillon on CorrOrati ms
iItri" Trals Gnn an d h,or
n T.; s'arch ~ Practicc all Virginia Ia" boosS
both new and Old The foregoing a 49, f3r sale Ly
,ort, n Of some Of the oin!nE is honss inl ny
u" and 4; rs low prices ne can be h e,ssG rfar.
law catalogues furnished upon appicatioi,: *
promptly attended 10. -- -.-.---
AW CATALOGUE.-RAN d
LENGLlsH have tnst printed ett1'os1e f VII s
r.. NEW LAW BOOKS published.
4 large St; cx Of STANDARD LAW-hcw ana
- SU honts OF value are received rs soon Us ra'-
lishc. Any book In print viii be supplied al short
Lta:AI. and MERCASTILE BLANKS and other
S' r. e.uIew - @- ISIS MAIN STREET.
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PROPOSALS.

A-OTICE.-TO LET, the GRADING OF
II TIN ROAD from t,,c city hints along Ashland
aud carrier streets 10 ne Gown of liM'!c being
:o;,t twcnty-one 'snn"rcI ard scven,y-lye isct IN
1n,r,D and forty fee; wi,.c. There Wal also ir an
u,:i, b,ick culver. in ig read forty feet long and
%ton. tI;r> v-foo spas. with end walls OF bTi"i.
clerk o;icc Of Iicrrco county Tho firsi Monliy in
March sealed bids VIII c rec' ircd on tfa, .!l..
Inc Commissioners OF Roads s:d county res r'cs
the rg; 10 isjett Ill n;ts may c .,'Ta.
tnnsissioarr OF Foods 70. Iuckahoc township.
70 li-tcb l., 2ii MhaE
NOTICE To BClLDEnS.-Sca'cd pro-
- posals viii he received Tn!; M1EDAY ;; ~
riEF UN Tki>IT1 CiiTHGIi. .,,
Pl.us and specifications c: be arca At tho Office o.
ALBEIT l.. WEST, architect where bids may 10
Payments sill TO na;,o IN cash rs tho wors: pro-
crosses.
Ga " '' - '''-' JAMES II. TALBOT,
fel2-lws Chairman Of Committee.
ITO COETRACTORS.-The Street Com
Z mittee of the Council for tire town OF Tanvlie
inyite bids for sri;Ht:r-ELAGGIAG aid CURL
FLhGGING;. worked, squared, and ioin!cd resdy
tn lay down, fourteen inches wide, not iess,3isal
taryc inc!,cs thick. ana In lengths not ltsss.ia1l
two feet. 1t so much per square 1901, deTe7cu ~
tie llanyiie l:atlroaf depnt. ,
CuHESTcNh5, properly worked ard jointc1,
foHr inches thch, eighteen inches Geei, IL 50 much
III persons bidding for the suTily Of :hn above
IN ttc,al9 ni;i>t sit.c thu time :"r supplying The
same, aud laay Bill for quantities ui I"GGllI NOT
less tliqn lo.c nor th, :'e1o square f%ct, ai
c;rbs:oucs no: less than 1859 nor moro tian o,G0'
feet. -, :,
Chamber, i,anyil!c. W., and delivered Oh or wl1Te
Tho Is. day OF March rcst. ,
The Council rc:crTc the right to Tetec' any or all
bis.
Nv order Of tho Council.
JOHN LtVERSEDGE.
f. Io-cw Tow Engineer.
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by Grubhs & WI!i:ame,
Aurtlonc.rs AMI Real Fs.ats Agents.
Eleventh. street between Euia aud bank


GALE OF THE RiCHM OND AID
y YOKE RIVER RAlLKOAE.--Hy yir'rr 81. Z
decree OF the hIaccry Court Ci lie c,ty OF Rich
mond IN tic c.:uscs Of tie R!Cbinnnd and York
River Railroad Company rs. J. Prns>cr alb and
Robert II. 3iaary. tTis;.- c3 lie E:cIDonh ard
York River Railroad toMpat :. CaicrrG or HE !ri!l
day of December, h72. wc. The undersigned, " III"
s..ivivni of H., shaii sell b. p'!h.c aui' a. The
alic: ioa-;dCas OF aiccsrS. hJS y s. il:l'Gs, No.
Eleventh street, Richmond, a.. on FRIDAY The.
ati DAY or May 1913. az Tie hrar If :! H., al w"
property OF every kind, real, prr5on.i ana I.Acd,
OF tho I;ICJls,oED AND I''I:h RIVER Rail-
cross-tscJ. dcpo:s, sirg', cars, riGc'r, f"n1'F''
and all ether property WHATSOEVER, m'iflog 81 -
The franchises Of sid company. &Gd cAfr.iif t"Gi
such sale IoI g whatsoever y~lohg.: : I'd r''"".-
Dary except is c0=rs in aciICu ana u.uI- aAs or ~
become GGr 10 Il.
lliY TrHa.s OF SALE WEI. rE IS FoLLon-s:
The sum Of $l5J,Vae =!aii lie paid rca"; aul VI"
residue Of tie purchase lEOnry shall u" .atuh'" ~
follows: $500 on the 1T OF JauaarF. 81 ."iih u
tur..t .: the rate of per cent. ltT a.&ii iErM lac
,ily of sale, payable sc-iHu .!lv: F5yaSo or ~
ID; day OK January. lGS6 with Interest II lie fa'Ct
per cent Der annuru from the Day II rs.C. pa:2H"
semi anauaiiy and Tie rcnIaiHGC. u! SLch l&Ic's"
money thu Isl Gay OF JiLuIry, 1871, "ta marc
vt fGc rate Of yer cent. per IAliu from TIE 90" q!
sale pa aiiie 6cEii-aDnuiy-t!e sale 20 he sa!gHc
Ia Tue ratification Or hon al lie court. "l ipH
session not ~ he delivered Gat!t the Sac las been
ratified D. tho court; the de fcTCG l'?i.C - :" -
ruc by deed "f trust on he property 'I' s"'h
deed 20 b. su5jec, to tie approval oi t!ctIm,.
Cs,it:!tys viii take notice that The eject GG taH
aud CONVEYANCE win DC t. extiagGsil lie sGi Ce;-
pany and Ilake the purchaser on purchasers = b'-J
cGrt:GI'ltr. -,r
For further particulars apply to Mese-s FACE 4
HAURY, E.oan:oEd, Va, attGrEG!a i"f ts ""s-
tees. ). Li.oHsSE,' !. 1n',
i22--td Surviving ir.'a.".''