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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-02-26
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS |


THE FACTS about this Grant are-Low
Prices, Long Credit, and Rebate to set
tiers of nearly one-fourth; a Rich Soil and
Splendid Climate short and mild Winters;
eally planting, and no wintering ofStOck;
plenty of Rainfall, and just at the right
season; Coal, Stone and Brick on the line;
Cheap Rates ON Lumber, Coal, &c.; no
lands owned by Spectators; Homestead
and Prescriptions now abundant a first
class Railroad on the limo of great
Through Route; Products will pay for land
and improvements.
1t is the best opportunity ever offered to
the public, through the recent completion
of the Road.
For Circulars and general information,
address A. IL. TOUZALIN,
Manager Land Dept,
43-2nl, Topeka, Kan.
Oh WORK neatly executed at this Office
- ut reasonable races.
, 1873-09-01

JfHr ddc{er in the Saturday EtoAtHg Post.
We havo no other authority for it than Jones
truthfuness. Jones told III that he was porse-
cntod nearly to death Rome timo ago by ascwing-
machine agent, who wanted him to make plr-
chase. Unablo ut last to endure the persistence
of the nun, Jones snys ha bought diving-bell,
and went out 400 miles from laid aud descended
miles into tho ocann to spond q fcw days in
pnnco. 1lo had hardly touched bottom WHOM lo
Haw tho Hewing-machiuo man coming down in
tho divers arraor, carrying with him u Bhuttlo-
food and sixty atrong testimonials to tic merits
Of Ills button-llolo attachment. Jones informs
ns that ho suddenly roao to tho surface aid pro-
pared to sal homo but just III tho ships anchor
wa. boinE haulcu over the aido, il foil and upset
tho cooks caboosc, scattering the 1.-Two
coa1s In Tho powder magazine. Thla
inmas caused Hoa terrible hn9n explosion % md Mr..
ward into The air. (rhis ia Jomcs statement
romoulber.) Just M ho began to come down l,o
mot Tho aeWing-,nachino solicitor coming up III
n balloon, with bncEotful Of samples of tho
loeltstitch, and model Of his patent royoruib!o
hemmor. Whom Jo1aH fell he WIS picked up
mud he Hailol straight for loinc. AS tho yesHol
drow ,noar tue dock Jonos perceived lho agent
stausling OIL tho wharf whiting for him with II
''noiselcss buttolsliolo attachment" Two
thought all button-Aolos wero necessarily noIHo-
lcas; but JuneA iB responsibility Theroupon
Jones hid linBolf In tho cabin, and instructed
tllo captain to any to tho agent tllat he JnncB,
had died Of yollow fever on tho voyage. When
tho sownH-muolllna man hoard this ho so!xod o
copy Of q certificate from a clergyman'a wife,
and then blew out his brains with pistol, owl
IDENTIFY determined to follow JonoB into tic next
world. anl soil lin machine ut I'LL hazards.
| We give thlA for what 1t IL worth. We only
know that Jones' WAS educated by hiB narontA tu
bollpye that 1t III wicked tu toll llo.
, 1873-09-01

Special Nf8rHfch to Inc thIcHyo IT5btne.
AunoRA, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-The Northern Illinois
as some Designing parties hayo stated. Tho
number Of ontrioH for tho races will be in accor-
danco with the nntional rulos. The Burlington
X Missouri Railroad will exhibit samples OF pro-
duets produced on their line Of roatl, showing
what thoir land aud climate can do.
LINCOLN, Nah, Aug. 30.--Tho Nebraska State
Fair will bo held hero noxt week. Extensive
preparations arc being malo, aud it will be fur
superior to any exhibition over before given III
city, together with thor connecting will r,u
half-faro trims to tho far. Among tue promi-
umB to bo awnrdod arc sixteen iino farms.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-Tho twenty-Hecond
annual fair of The Warron County Agricultural
Society," will bo held ut this place Sept. 23, r.
Is, and 90. WA. Grant, tho popular Secretary,
is working to mako this exhibition far superior
to any ever before held in this part Of tho State,
and tho prosont Indications aro that he will sue
coed beyound NIL expectations. Ono notable OF
!hls fall In lhs so1y liloE"i pnroon, oiforod for
fast horses. Several well-kilown trottern from
abroad will bo horo to compete for tho $500 pre-
mutn.
Mansfield, Ohio, Aug. 30-Thero is already
quito m irrnption Of visitors to attend tho Ohio
State Fair, to commence Alondny. Tho ontrios
received up to Saturday evening are 2,O00, Which
Is considerably in excoss Of last year at this
time. Although tho stock exhibition was d fea-
ture of last year, thoro iB q much finer Bhow
promised for this yonr. Five lords OF cattle
! arc already ontorcd, which are claimed as tho
boat ever put OH exhibition at u State Fair Iowa
mud Minnesota hnvo nsked for and obtained q
place for tho exhibition OF productH and q hall
has been assigned tlloul. Iloy will mako q tiue
display. Tho weather ia favorable and the pros
poets good for successful fair.
, 1873-09-01

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago TRIBUNE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-Last night, r. O..
Droncher, stock drovor, Of lincoln, Logan
County, ILL.,. startod from Louisville Oh tho
through freight for home, having, on
the train valuable Rtock purchased in
Kentucky. During tho trip lo was attacked
with acute cholera morbus, and When brought to
Indianapolis early this morning, was past med
ical aid. Ho died this afternoon, after debating
buhincss and farewell letter to his wife and
thron children.
Special Dispateh to The Chleano Tribune.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 90-John II. Hutton,
proprietor Of The Richmond Knitting Factory,
first President Of tho Entou l. Hamilton Nail-
road, aud all old eitizon, WAS taken suddenly Ill
this morning, and died in a fow hours.
, 1873-09-01
WASH(NGTON.
GcrInnM-AmcFicnn Appointments to
COls*llahIpHs

Co,,x,,la1, Inv.
cn..xo, u,.r,tca n rbc f,bteooo 7,+thune.
v,,,s..s,1... s.". y " 49," On ,r,,a 1v"s,,,,.-
"AshtHofoSs ~ ". nae' 'o'A ""'l..s
ton Sc1tfHett organ or tic toffnan bro"erh All
socation, Says Of tho two German ConsulB hp-
pointo1 from Ol,,cnuo. ami of German candidates
~ ro,,.,,,.,,,o. l., nonorn,.
~, .,,..' -. es ..t'", H., =, ill.,, J., ,,..
acro, 'a,"ra v' s1ctcr mjar Il is ninIustratou u
hay been Bvrreary Of bgto any appointments Of Cor
mnt,- Americans IA CnnHuls 10 der'nany hnyo been
mndo. As far na wo reniombor there havo, ~
deed, two boon honorcd win such an appoint
nea''' t4.nns nt uooesn'e1' n,,N Go"' Nv n.anio'
Toth woro formerly CONNECTED with
liza fnofa Syuatz- ZctuMo. IIonchsicr would noyor-
tholesa n,ost likely hnvc Gcen unaucceAsfu II soe Of
ha IBraelto friends horo n this cy had not 70 warmly
advocated his slniins Amongst those holding ovor
Iiom previous AamnlssIauoIs' M u nns,ng poeh roa1
i;reasnann ot nerlinI Ind Klannrorht' aistMttuart
Klarcoht has lust been rccailo aid Kreiss,1Hil Ii
retained only through tho influence Of Mr. Waslburno
our present Minister to Franco.
GERMAN LEGATION BUILDING.
Tho Gormnn Government will bnild d legation
building 9t Waalllngton. Tho plans haVo nlreauy
BTooK EXCHANGE. :,
It Is stated that number Of capitalists md
contractorHo the District nro arranging to ostab-
lHh q District stock T. oxchango and banking house,
similar to that Of New York, IN order to protect
the District securities. now In the market and In
private hands.
To tho Associattd FFtssI
THE WA"AssEf II, nlsAsIEN.
=, WASHINGTON. Ang. ao.EIho seero5ars o. tno
1roaanry VIII make puollc, Oh Mohaay, tne to-
port Oh me NaWasaot a,saa.eT. he aosloa 10 a. a.
, 1873-09-01
Tho I'llrlLi8ll Iuf1iOS,

Orlora hayo boon issued ffom tho Turklsl,
against Turklsh lx,l: entering shops for tlo
purpose OF making Purchases wl.ethor tho nlaoru
bo Kept by Turks or Christians. IhiB prohibition
was first isBuod at tho beginning Of tho preHont
Snltan'a roign, but has for somo tlmo past boon
allowed to fall into dinuse. 1t III HOW formally
renewed In communication addressed to tic
foreign legations, and a direct order to Musall-
man ahopkeopors, and Turkish women must for
tAe future nlake all their purchases from their
carriagoB, as tho majority OF tho bottor class do
ut preAent. or, where they Lave no oagriagoa, ut
Ghop-doors or windows.
, 1873-09-01
Crime in Ariku9sHzlN.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. ao.-Alyces from Clarks-
Wills state tlat tho CoroucrB jury III still i'll nos
bion eliolt.1g oyitlonco in regard to tho asasaina
tion OF Judge Alears. Enough has already hcon
obtained to mulo it oertain tllat the nasasBina-
tion was done by IL personal ononiy.
Later reports FROM porry County contradict
tllo Btatelnont about five mon bbing killed..
Sheriff Hasnbrak writes that ult the Thrtios, savo
those lmpl1catod In the broaking up of tho Su-
porylaora Court, have left tho county.
, 1873-09-01

A heavy storm yiuitod Noyada OIL Monday last.
Tho Methodist Church WIS partially moved from
its foundation tho windows wore ba1ly broken,
and tho structure tlanagod to tho oxtont OF Hov-
oral hundred dollars.
A Boone County ,nan named Snmssno becanlo
Insane III Brooklyn Iowa. oyur tho fact Tint the
mnn OF whom lle had purchased 100 acrcs OF land
had no ttlo to 1t.
Ayoca, lowa, on tho Rock Island Railroad, will
ship this season 400, 600 buHlios Of small grain.
Tho station Waa opened four years agO
, 1873-09-01
Ctncinnnti'N Fork Packing Cartoons
to be PrGNenteI to HoAtll. E1Mlsatry.

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 30.-Tho Pork packors'
Association today. held q moating, aud by ununi-
nous yoto deuidod to prosont tho Aog-sllughtor-
lug and pork -paelting CARTOONS now OH exhibition
at Vion,ia, where they excite 10 mich udnliraton
to Count Giuhy, Of Hungary, who, III the ra1ne
Of the AsAoo|ation, will present tho samo to tho
City Of 1oatl, Hungary, where they will DO &c
corded II public place ii, which 10 remain OH pub
lie exhibition.
, 1873-09-01

Tho meantime nearly evory farmer proscnt, Of
wllom tI,oro must havo Ito or 600, hnd selootod
his fnyorito plow, whether aulky OF walking, and
his opinion will DO worry littlo influenced BY tho
decision Of tho Committee.
Tie result Of tho trial will 10 to largely ILL
crease tho aalcs Of sulky-t lows,
The award OF the Committee will be forwarded
without delay. NunAL.
, 1873-09-01
Drug Hf0reH Scnrco In Vienna.

Drug Ht0reH Hcllrco In Vienna.
An hours walk this morning through tho most
populous partB OF Vlonna, in search of Soidlit2
powder. waA failuro, III far "a tho object Of
tho Boaroll waa cotloornetl. Wo could nat And
an arothooary shop in all this long walk and
dlgont search. In tho aamo spaco wo could
hayo found tllty in Baltimore, or iu any otAor
, 1873-09-01

i>pec,al Disputch to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
SuE1nY, O., Aug. 80.-A single man by the
na,no Of Taylor, aged about 20, living ne. {
dangcs, thIa county, accidentally took sono
poison for aEllo 1nodlcino yestorlay, and died
within two holra.
, 1873-09-01

DOOKY UpENED AND CLOSED, COMPLICATED
promptly attondod 10 by VERB. lis Flfth-ay.
II ANSAS! KANBASI! Ia PARTY FROM KANSAS,
IN pr1nrutnr uf torn, lnoAtad In thu midst OF
Uf tu bust farming distluts In tho Fnas, loading
rM1lroA ufsos u snoet snHio with Moan suhclont
sock with from ~ uD to III, Ul worth pf 9uos,
Also, wa,s to ntapt hi4ckslt,s, Wagon mnknrf, shoe
sud hAyessmakgrs. Unblot furniture, MAKERS tus-
sans ca5rsn,ura So 10 olIsre 70 pas
p!opegy = that every ons nay 30 interested II i.s
ant.toa q Esetn ND st9ek constantly sppe ff%
iatnHs waad Enay ay onf[ea ;horc Il o soos
tnns nr nne Of each kind q h9Inest to r'1rt an bt.
toua5A call thu party on ondAy and TueHlay Eupt.
Carpenter, from a. III. tu u p. III.
r AIDES IN WANT OF HUMAN IIA1R GOODS OF
~ tlcsortp1!un, respectfully 1nsoA IL ca aud
ii. " DXyiEA Now Yusk Hair tSoFc. VS. Wo.t htadl-
sonst. Switches. coHblngs. to hatu oYsr.
r EVID VAN GELDEN, NOTARY pUHIIU RE.
L. nuvcl to alu Laallest., basement. Special aten
money eollootlnK; ut!gnds ln nntlEaKrs. dus etc.;
forosgn languages suken. Olco ar1M during thu whole
day. ButlHesb mon Will do we'll tn call.
I EFFINGWELIs GAB.SAytNtl NOvERNOIs.
IL will saso fran u to 10 u1r Gnnt Of tha gas: NJ csro
tor tryiax It, OiiAS. ". poTTEl, Agen LIS Maslisun
, 1873-09-01
THE OPERA. PROSPECT.
MAX StrnlIoacf,s Opinion OF His Ef-
forts nn4l Of Vla0ir Results.

Nlnx Strnkosch's Opinion OF His Ef-
forts nn4l Of Their Results.
Arn1 strakosel, tho irroprcssble imprcHsario
whose active baton is to load the destinioH Of
Italian opora ut tho Acadomy Of Music during
tho coming soason, has returned from Ills aum-
Old World, and was yostorlay bilally engaged
in plotting through tho OuAtom-uouae Hone
forty hugo packing cases containing the diyecta
n,enltra Of tho oporas which ho propoBoB to pro-
dueo, Having, with Tie assistance Of Gen.
Guilty, he repaired 10 tho Everett House and was
there mot by tho writer, to whom ho unfoldod
his plans for tho coming campaign iu nearly tho
following language:
"Yea, Sir, I have returned, md With the holp
have ongagetl tho best troupe and purchased tho
bcBt appointments and misc On aceno over
brought to America, sir My company has not
Europe, f Of tic lie transatlantic iino, from Drest.
This singers are Nine. Nilsson -Kouzend. hllllc.
Tortan1ii, and Milo. araHi,-thcso nro thepri1no
donno,-hliBs Gary, contralto; Signor Campa-
9 NJ oagou sna H. nonfra:el1 tenors
Bignor Nanneti mud Stgnor scalara, basBos; and
Siynor Mugio, musical director. Isn't that ira-
ncnae2 OF these, Nile. Torianni, Mlle. hlnra-
| 81. signor Campanini,. II. Denfratolli, signor
Nannoti have noyor boon In this country be-
foro; signor scalara has boon to America, but
las llever sung In Now York; aud signor Muzio
Inns not boon hero for eight Or ntno years. Big.
nor Muzio, you know, was tho fayorito pupil Of
Vordi, mud ho ia perfect. These include all the
bost artists Of tho two royal operas Of London
tho Royal Italian, Coyont Garden; and Her
| MnjostyB, London, Drury lano Oh! 1t has cont
| us immense sums but noyor mind, wo havo
$40, 900 subscribed already (you know tho Season
is on tho subscription, ,plan), md without MI
nouncen,ont. Oh, VIC will have tho most succosa-
full soason TINT was evor aecr, IN New York, but
that ~ only because wo will give the best operas
and with the bost singers and tho beat mount.
WolI, wo will open on the 29th with 'Traviata.''
| The second pieco will bo 'I.ucrezia BoTRia.
and Campanim will make his frat appear
ance in that. Then no will have Mig
non'-!s Mignon. You know, the groat
titlo-tolo-'Lucia do La.amermoor,' Tho HUI.
| g,lollotH tWilholm Tell,' 'Mnrtha,' Faust, !"
Tia Somnaunbu1a.' tTroyatore,' tErnani,' aud
, 1873-09-01

11OR HAlE-l25 HORSE POWER HTlsAhi.ItNGINE,
oyntier .11:u iuci.ea o1rn heavy bod; two tubn.
Ar btlors h incys by 70 pet will I'll ppas and
an every v .sSo fS}ai.sa e so W. sq!d m.oncy .ma
ontdt and will buHold 1t barKaln for oas goo
rlttss is sw sat up ready to rnn and may bo En-
obtanat. E4r further, Inflammation, apny % AiAtHb.
EUlsUEA CO.. " aud VI South ULnt01at., VAlVaGV.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, March 22-Cot,on has been mode.
rat"ly active but without any decided variation IN
market has been very weak In tone, ami continued
10 decline daily until Friday, when slight recovery
WAS noted ! he sales Tor The week Include. In all
some IL tQl hllcS-2.7s5O bales for future delivery
and 10, 7JI irIles fr imtncdi tie delivery.
SAVANNAH, March 22.-Cotton firm; mddlings
lH5c; mel receipts, yi 1lcS; eXpor!s 10 Great Bri-
CHARLESTON, March .'.-Coton q,iel; mid
d!iGS !>GIE &C.: net receipts, CT bales; sales,
100 Dalcs: al"GS, 1851 bales.
WILMINGTON, March "2.-Cotlon duh; mid
dlngs, lsc. uci receipts IS b.rs; exports coast-
wise, III bales stock, ia+ bales.
BOSTON. March .2.--to!tnn dali: mi,lGitngs, la!c
net receipts, !acs gross, SIS bl!cS; Sales 10 bcs
stock. II 500 l,l.cS.
iiuBILE March 2,.-Cotton firm: mi;id!ings, ls!c
net receipts, go rilc3: gross G:l biics; exports
cO;rwisc 5-S bates; sales, 5yU b!ics; stock, s,9l
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23:-Cot!on in good de-
ln:lud; ordinary, 1a.c ; good ordinary, Iar. low
middlinGs. lac nldalipgs, -4c. net receipts 3iGo
Dllcs; gross receipts, %,S27 lEucs; c%p0r-cr:t8t-
wise % barS: sales 1900 bales last evening, 1000
bales stock, .l2,2l2 bllcs.
AUGUSTA, March 22.-Cott on quiet and stcadler {;
midd.ines lie. receipts 30 bales: sales, llJ bales.
MEMPlllS, March 22-Colton firm: low mid-
l:u5 bileS Shipments 80 a!c,; stock ISIS balcs
GALVESTON, March 22.-Cott,n quiet: good orG-
nary, l54c. net receipts, LII hA!cs; eXpof'S-to
t'rct britain, aSg bles; coasiwise, 4! btes sales,
40. bales; stock, tl307 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Starch 22--Fotion quiet: mid
diinSs i9c Weekly net receipts, Sjl haics; gross,
S,%D5 bales.
BALTIMoRE, March o2.--Coitnn gric. and firm
middi:ugS, l9c; neL receipts, d. bales; gross, 2J2
bales exports, coastwlsc, Is hlcs sales, Is bales
stock. 9,0l6 bales.
NORFOLK, March 22.--Co.ton quiet: low mid
dlings l7ac. net receipts, 7!2 alcs experts coast
wise, ?lS bales s.c;. - bales stock. 1915 bales.
MONTGOMERY, Match 21.-..otioa--t.u% mid
dIinSs lT3c.; receipts, 35J bIic,' shipments, G-l
bales: stock. 1877: 1851 bales; 1878, 1858 bales.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1873.


ARRIVED.
SteamehiD Wyarohc, Couch. New York, mer-
cllandsc aud passengers j. w. Wyatt: agent.
steamer jnmn SYLVESTER, t;!hnrN, h1ftoih, h!ef'
cll;..GiSt arC. passengers, Il. Il. Ia,uul, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Ehodeila Blew. Newell, New York rtG
Chickahomiuy river, lumber, Curtis * Parker.
schooner A. richards. Reed, l,appahannoCk
river load grain, for Charleston, $. e..
schooner Fannie and Alice, -, Norfolk, sand,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner NJ. E Bayard, Camp, New York sia
James river, load WOOD.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW York, March 3O.-Schooncr 4. II. IIur,but,
Griffin.
Schooner Montevicu, from Virginia for New
York put back 10 LcwcS, Del, Goth fust&nt, from
Absccom, with Fails split and iiiainGoom broken.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, March 22.-Ihe ship Caduccus Is
Is ashore on Saprlo Island. She will Ee totJ
wreck. The captain and crew haze ariivc: here.
New YORK, March 2'-Arriied, steamer kline
Arrived OH, steamer Calabra.
steamer State Of Maryland. Tr.vcrs, from Ri"li-
mond Had the wind =. f. the 1rst part OF the
trip afterwards hackinS 10 :. W.: OF ok spit
was visited By Il tofnItU from W. 5. W., which
lasted about fifteen inmates; ut the same time Il
w.Iris changed IT, ". ard \. W.: The whole day
rainy and squailv un;il midnight. and the BAL
ancc OF HE night steady, strong \ W. breeze.
TIE BERMUDA STEA MsTIIP lINE.--ln consc-
qucnce Of the detention of tine steamer Niagara at
Bermuda for repairs 10 machinery, the New York
agents will send the steamer Albcmarlc On Satur-
day March 90, to Bermuda la per place. 4 large
number Of tourists and hcil-scekcrs who have
been waiting the Nitraea's arrival have booked go
out in The Albemar,c, Which will he commanded by
Captain Henry A. Bourne.
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by Grub5s x Wi!i!&irs,
Auctlonerrs AMI Real Estate hS'nl''
EIcvpnt, street between Main ana b"i!a'

GALE OF THE RICH u on u hND
y YORK RIVER RAiLROAD.-By NiHG' r I.
decree of Tie anccry Court OF the c;ty OK MI NIL
moud in the ca,ls,.s OF the Richmond ana imH ;
Rivcr Railroad Company rS j: IrGs.'F 49,! ~, in
Robert L. aaury, trustees, and j. Prose- tl'H 'i
Eoiprt n. Many, trustees. rs. ]Ec nni'",.' ~,
York River R,ilTnad fOmrlry, cntcr',' "a i ' ..e
t:,y of December, I,T2. We the unGtteic"G"' 81 ~,
survivor OF Us. shall sell hy priHLc aiirg,d'
a,lctiun-roons of Messrs. GrfG & VI iAlln.s' "a,
E!cveu,a street, Richmond. Va. on fhi"1ii 80,
cd day Of May, 1873. IT the ilo;i. oil y vi So, ,f
OF tic RICHMOND AND YORK. KlS=h H~ 80.
ROAD COMPANY. including IT. rH""', ,.,' l'r,'
croSs-tics, dcpCtS. si5bgs, cars, ch~ih'n ~, al -
and all Other property Whatsoever, sh'u.il's ,,n,
the franchises OF said company ana eAV'it5J r,.
sucn sale uuihpg whatsoever D"longjrS ~ az .,
pany except lbs Sla.ccs In action AMI debts quo -
become due to IL. r,,,ows:
the TERMS OF SALE Will. SE As ioL'u'''I,
The sun OF $4,000 shall Gn paid in CASH.
rcsdc Of the purchase money s''ti! ,% III i,,-
follows $4,000 on TIC st Of jaIatFf. ~, ,,a,
tcrc3t IT the rate of per cent pr aiipi. 10.
,tay Of sale, payable scmi.aunut!iy -,
!st day oil january, 1886. WIN inicIes; 81 ,rt fe
per cent. per annuu. from the day ~ sa;c. ~
scmi-anua,iy; and the remainder 81 styn -:
money on the LIST dry or Ju ulry b' J. VII" OF
1t the rate OF per cent. per amman :r.' b}r,t
sale, payable semi-aunir.llytla sale 70 ee I,.
To the ratification or rejection Of the court ' L.,
session not 10 be delivered unit! lie gale f",o ~,
ratified by the court tae deferred pa sth
secured bya deed VI trust OF the ri'r,. ;: nr
deed To he subject 90 the aplroSsi ~ re ale
Capitalists Will take notice la; 'i,e t1, iii ,rs-
and conveyance VIII he l.. cNtiiSuls!! ~ =, ;.y
pauy aud make the purchaser or i'tE'''s>'
corporate. ~, PAGE <
MauRf, E:ehuiond, Va sisI.i:Is,n. TsEB.
S~ ROBERT II. hAtRl,
,,o-.,a surviving '.ras tefz.
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WANTS.

YTTAETED. q TENANT FOR A*F :. t,se
M a1IasI I'M Room convenient for one or tWe
aep !c AMY al Il5 twenty street
NH 2 ..nY&WAx ----------.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-24
BY ID. X. Weisiccr,
Auctlouecr and Land Agent,
No. 1918 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDl-
a yIDED ONF-THiRD INTEREST N \
TRACT or LAND Al AtCTiuN.-ny ,iTtGr OF
a deed of trust executed 10 me hy !:ur,Ga Il. rcg
and wife. dated the 10th day OF February. 1871. win
sell ON the premises; on TuhSDAI The - lay .;
April. 1879. ut IL o'clock \. 81, the CNniFl HE'D
OSE-Tu:sD INTEREST ~ \ rrErhlN
TshGT OF LAND In Midlothian township, Cic'.
tericld county. containing ONE HUNDRED hND
SIXTY ACRES (morc or less liz i%o contiguous
TRAITS lying on The Hundred read and adjoining he
linus of William WufrCc and others mentioned III
said III ed: part arab. the balance In wood aud t!W-
her. with srltl dwelling and "Vt-h"u-a5 thereon,
and Ill i few miles Of MiGiotiIi2r coal lGinc..
TEItHIS: Cash rs 10 III" p,yihcf;t 81 ii bond for
Sl.i ai interest thereon from 10TH trhrnlr%. ls! 1t
Il per cent, and expenses CG sale: Tie !r!anrc On
s,t:h terms rs said Is. q. Beach may direct. ur ~ g.
fault thereof, is the trustee iG1y i,lnN ~.
SOCRATES BROOKS. TrIG!c".
Sale conducted by ID. l.. WEIsIGhH, hucl"nt"r.
n IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-24
ETTYSBU RG
KATALYSINE WATER.

II has been demonstrated by series OF practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, ana
at.tsted by thousands of grateful! people who have
been relieved from their suierngs by It's se that Inc
GETTYSBURG kATALfSlSE WAFER Is the
nearest approach to n specific ever dscON cred Tor
DyspeI,sa, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt, Gravel,
Diabetes Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
It restores muscular power to the ra1ytic. II cures
LIVER Complaint, Chronic Dlarrhna, Piles, Cohst-
patton. Asthma, Catarrh. and Bronchitis; Diseases
OF the skin, General Debility, and Nervous Pros
greatest antidote discovered for ercessice cut
Ing or drinking. ltcorrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost Immediately
No household should he without 1t. Every hotel
should keep II on hand For sale by I'LL druggists.
For history of the Springs, for medical reports
lous cures and for testimonials from distinguished
men, send for pamphlets.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD s. CO, No. Iaa6
rally. 1a a-eodsm