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A good way to lind out if there Is obnox-
ious gas in a well is to lower your mother
in-law Ivy a rope Exchange.
Fourteen Louisville gamblers, under ar
rest, arc working mt paving, ana dolns il
with powders as wella resolutions.
When an Ottumwa councilman don't like
All ordinance about TO be passed he tears up
the hateful document and hurls the sbreds
feroclously at the heads of his peers.
Thomas K. Beecher objects to boat.racing
because it cXcites emulation. lie says
That is not an ennobling success which ex-
ISIS ia virtue Ola brothers, failure.
In Savannah, Ga, women are employ ed As
horse-car conductors, and modcStyouns men
complain that they cannot enter one OF those
vehicles without having hand ana arm
PASSED about their waists:
A Rock Island physician has had his ,por-
trait painted, and local art-Crltlc declares
that "you can feel saws and things lfssplhS
over your boues, and taste onel, blue
mass, and quininc rs you look at it."
The University Press, at Madison, Wis,
in publishing the course of study at the
State University, put "Comlc Lectures III
the first term of the Sophomore year where
the professor bad written I" Comic Sections"
Emma Black, who lives in small town in
Mississippi, saved mans life recently in a
curious way. He was fishing, and having
fallen out of his boat was making all posi-.
BILE haste to drown. when the maiden per-
ceivcd his plight, and swimming out TO him,
threw her hair, which is nearly four feet
long, into his grasp, and towed him ashore.
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water. Pursued by Indians lin the days Of
Iudians), Van Biber leaped from the rock
into the river, and swimming back to the
foot of the rock hid himself In sort OF cave
beneath It. The Indians gave up the chase
and Van In time crept from his hiding-p'ace
swan the river, and escaped. decended Il
rather dangerous path made by debr's from
the railroad, and reposed beneath the rock III
Van Bibber's place of refuge. How differ
ont nv situation from his His was SO much
more exciting. The Indians whoop was
sort of death.kuell to his feelings. Whilst the
same stimulus would have made my slt'Il-
ton far more sensational, | did not regret
the absence Of the sensation!
A SUMNER RESORT.
The Falls must become charming sum-
mer resort. All that is needed to make II
so Is a spacious and well-kept hotel. The
Riggs Hotel is in its infancy. Its furniture
is Just being received. Experience VIII
make it what is needed. ~"
On each side of the river there Is re-
matkab!e mountain stream descending TO the
river. which forms fall and cove so cool, so
refreshing, that / said to myself, q What
retreat What place to drink champagne
and play euchre!" I think of these cool
recesses with delight. Enjoy them again l
must. .. ...-. ....
| conclude that such Is the grandeur OF the
scenery on this kanawha route that IL must
become one of the most famous in the Union,
apart from its immense commerce. shall
repeat my trip, and extend it to the ONO
river before many months pass away. There
is not another like it in the Union.
,... G. & F. C..
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:.
VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS HAY
Y PORT. SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HESRICO. ON THE G2a hiGHr ION , ,, RvA ~
ABOUT. FOUR NILES F =! III IHE S Iup1 "
MEST r crop, SC, At AUCTlON-WiIlbe sold
at public auction, on the premises, on sAIUkA u
tIe 9Th day Of September 1874. commencing Al IL
O'Clock NJ, that truly valuable and admtrably-io-
Gated FARM. situated as above iescriaed contain,
ing Two HUNDRED AND SEFESII .SE YES
ACRES. of which there are l07 acres OF the very
besttrucking land. The residue Is Of fine Chtcka-
hominy w-grounds, we'll suited for hay and grs-
ling purposes The improvements are only ordi-
nary but In beautiful location. There are several
fine springs near. the residence. The stock ana
farming implements are such as are found ON pace
Of It's size. The neghborhood Is good anu location
healthy.
This property will be s,ib-dvded If desired.
There Is ON the place most excellent location ZOE
4 country store. ........,
TERMS: One-fourtlt cash: one-tourth at three and
six months; the residue at one two three ana Tour
airlc-S TuGTbt,Is Auctioneers.
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\ LONG UPHILL WALK.

And now pardon ME for one more story
Alter breakfast one morning | inquired
| what was beyond the mountain in front of the
hotel, for / had not seen hundred yards late
rally from the river since left Grecnbrier.
| The answer was, More mountains ~" Will
! anyone go with me to the top to see what
there is?' Everybody declined. "Thcn,"
! said /, Il go myself | went. ! walked
four sulid miles, as | found, to the top of
|" Cotton Hill" as they cali it, but if any
man wouldn't take it for mountain he has
| but poor idea of mountains. Before got
| TO the top of that mountain felt sure that
into dissolution / would 60. Tn the top
met bullock, the only living animal saw
in the road. | sympathizcd with him.
would have felt for any animal that had
worked his way to the top Of that mountain.
| i opened conversation with him, assured
him of my kind regards, and stated that |
would not drive him from the road for any
| consideration. for / knew the trouble of get
ing up hill again. He regarded me doubling
| ". and seeming not to understand me, shook
| his bell and boltcd down the hill from the
road.
| What needless folly lie did not recipro-
cate NY ymrathv-unfcclins brute. "Neyer
mind" said |, "thc butcher will get you y;
and thus avenged on the creature that had
deserted me in my loneliness turned to de-
| scend
! indeed saw "more mountains from the
top Of this "Cotlon Hill,' SO famous in the
| war, and / made my way back, pretty well
tired out, and with very sore legs, of which
| said not a word, but stole off to bed and
had the sweetest hours sleep imaginable.
The delightful bath in The Knnawha re.
stored my peryes to ease and suppleness
and was fully prepared TO take the next
days ttain for the East.
VAN BiBBER's ROCK.
Near the Fails, on the south side of fhe
river, is Van Bibber's rock, which oyerhangs
the river, and III about thirty feet above the
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BY W. Code
BY W. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION Of EXCELLENT
C.BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON THE
WEST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE. AND TWO
THERE Is 4 SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
At The request Of Mr. Henry Lynemau. who wishes
the premises, OF. THURSDAY the eIs, Of Au-
gust, 1873 at s o'cnck y. 81, the excellent BRICK
STORE and DWELLING. now AMI for long time
has front of IS feet and dcpGo Of 100 feet 10 al,
alley and the DWELLING Is OF brick three-Stories
high. with brick kitchen OF two rooms. ana Is
IUTS each % By loo feet TO said alley. on one OF
which there Is a small FRAMED IEHEIENI,
containing two rooms, and Il well OF good "aterx
Terms: Onc-lhird cash; balance ut SIX ana .fs'i-
teen months for negotiable notes, Interest ahhed'
~, ~ ~ " G0DDIN. hnrtionecr.
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a BY Lyme & Brother, >
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
.- M 111p Main street.

MaouY. & RoYA1L. Anctloneers. au 10.
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.r~rc,oU aAIra-Fnaure Days
AUrSyTgON HALES-Futufe DayE
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office corner of Seventh and Hull Streets
t HForrt,octpr Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Truly
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE r IN III FTH
TOWN OF MAaCHEoTER,.s pm ~ WI EfP F.
TERsRURG RAILROAD DEPOT. BY virtue y, une,O OF
decree of the County Court OF ,bcstern snJi ~
ty at the June term 1873. In the chancery suit W r.
H. Bowu surviving partner &C. u.s. ke1,n ns,o oooo on
administrative ct GLs, will sell AZ auctiVB' ~
THURSDAY, August 18th, 1879. at $50 o,cockd =. III
on The premises, that valuable sI9hE1 TIL bIid
situated on the street above mentioned Inc Duna-
Ing contains six rooms besides the large ana con-
vpnIeut store and bar rooms The lot fronts 40 lee
and runs back l32 feet This very valuable pro
narty ia one of the best business stands III the
iown. in an improving part Of The town. and con-
ronipnt 10 the Belle Isle Nail Works such property
w ibis should engage the attention of persons seek
Ing good and profitable Investments. s,,,,
r SpNs Cash sufficient to discharge the debt ex
Of suit and sae the balance ,s S5eaI
Of one two and four years. S tue csn in,e
81 s for ts ds fife wSo pa syurec
money Is paid. 49,, = W W i TTREER, Err
800 .,. .,ss. ...f e.- ...I COMMISSIONER.
G. Roy AL. ANcttOuecrS. au lb>toS
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7AUcrTON sAIEs..Tn.is Day.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
CORNER Govepslor and Franklin streets

ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Aon stsSs
VI HOLD FURNITURE, REE lrs,Ta ny Mt 10
o'clock we viii sell at our auction rooms ah A'so'
ment OF FURNITURE, consisting OF = ~
Four COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS; ~
0.Klund WALStf EXTENSION-TABLEsi
MAHoGAN ags3WALSUT WAEDKosEs
TOP CABINETS aud w AsHsI H sDS
MAHOGANY and WALNUT SOFAS ana hoehH"'
LuOKISG.GL AssEs, ESGRAVISGs,
CARPETS. FLOOR OIL-CLoTH, f.N''.
REFRIGERATORs, TIN SAFES. .ta ..'a
HAIR and SIICCK MATTRESSES, ........ta
Cane and WooD-SEAT CHAIRS
LOUNGES, SOFA-BEDS: :. '
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BEDST EAps' ......t 0
sets of HOLSTERS and PILLOWS:
MAHOGANY SIDEBoARDs and TABLES
CUOCKERY, GLASSWARE, ma. ".i
BASINS and PITCHERS. TINwARE; IN. .E-s.
several excellent CooKIsG-SToVEs, &c.
49, ALSO. .a'.' f.Agtt ..ss.
ihiee se'' u CUOK & LAUGHTOS,
- Aucti0ncers.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AT'FKoXT DOOR DISPATCH OFFICE, ACGCST 10.
- ap NJ. 8P. NJ
" ~. I'VE "a 70
Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is, 1878.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers &. W. Alien q Co.
Rrie Houston. Griffin. Boston. TO- load with to bac-
- Schooner l Dick Williams. Carson, Kennebeck
Schooner j. ?. Comcgys, Hubbard. Philadelphia,
Schooner D. B. Steelman, steclman, Woodbridge,
CLAW Sonparcil Brick nrkS.
Schooner Walter Jones, Hewlett, Baltimore
Schooner n. b. Bickford, Harris, Woods Hole,
guauo, Allison & Addison.
Schooner Caspar Hcft, -: rhlladclphla, coal
5. H. HawcS.
schooner Ann Rambeau, Rogers, James river
Schooner Kockaway, Woody, james river, grain
Srheorcr Terratta Driscoll, Norfolk, slaves Cur
tbs Parker.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
clandi>e aud passengers. l.. b Tatum, agent.
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia, merclan-
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter. agent.
Schooner Seabrd, Hogan, New York, camel coal.
Stars & Co.
Schooner W. c. Ne son, Rose, James river, wood.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner c. +. Eaton, Radford, Liverpool, July
Schooner Ceres. Svekcu. Liverpool. August lst
Schooner j. G.. Henry. from Alexandria. eth.
Schooner j. S. Maloy. harrington, Boston. 4th
Schooner y. F.. Keeling, White, Charleston, R'i.
Schooner NJ. A. Mc1ahan. Gail, fnlialplpnla, gu.
Schooner Two Marys, Philadelphia 18th.
Bark Maggie V. Ilugg, Baltimore, 18th.
Brig Albion, Smith, Liverpool, June 3d..
Schooner Agnes keplier, Mullen, Philadelphia
Schooners William Magce and \. l. Massey, Phil
adelphia, August 18th.
By TELEGRAPH
NEW York August l8.-Arrived ont, steamers
Manhattan Baltic. Seyy York aud hurngia.
STEAMER ~ DISTRESS.
NEW YORK. August lS.-The schooner Alott Be-
dell. from Georgetown, reports OH the 10th instant.
off Abseconl. that she passed large steamer lying
head to westward, supposed to be broken down.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. August ls.-Flour STEADY aiiu m,,-
eil iSc yellow southern 6oc; mixed western ,ssc;
bats active and firm southern s5+1c. wG aa
e. Sprnvisions firm Pork, sls. Bulk meats
Shoulders, a@0!c clear rib los@losc: bac M
Shoulders lGc rib-sides loiGllc; clear I'D y ~
stc Western butter steady; good to ch3ice 2rn.
a5c. Whiskcy scarce aud higher at ss@S''c. sugar
~, t,t 1Iln11tc
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BY Cuulilng & Pendleton,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Nh I'M, corner Tpnth and Rank streets.

an l0-lt
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nor SALE. LARGE AND SPLENDID

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
l. GRAZING FARM IN Pc G 4 40 \ I a ;
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA, DIVIDED IN
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS:-By
virtue of a decd of trust from X. n. Pool. Eel
will proceed to sell at Huntcrsrille, West Va, ON
TUESDAY, 10th day of August, 1878, at u O'Clock
M That magnificent body OF LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
tNiHTY-FlVE ACRES, formerly owned by James
r. Ewime living on the North south, and Silver
forks of Elk river, about one mile from Gibsons,
in Prcahontas county. West Va. About 1850 acres
are cleared and has "a full and fine growth OF blue
grass and timothy and furnishes grazing for seve-
ra hundred cattle each year. IL has il very Zine
body of various tmbcrs on ii, and Is tile best wa
tered land in that section, AS the three forks OF ELK
river run through It's various parts. .
Iron and coal are said to have been discovered on
il recently and from It's location these minerals may
exist in vast quantities. $1,000,
1t lies immediately along the line of projected
railroad, and taken altogether Is the most desiIab't
boiy Of timber, grazing, or FARMING lahd III ttlat
fertile section. a.. i,
Parties wishing to examine the premises can lind
good accommodations at Glbson's tavern ana III
rections where the land lies.
The land is being divided into smaller farms, Of
from three hundred to five hundred acres the inetts
and bounds of which can be seen by application 10
JOHN \. LlGHrNER, attorney ut law, hunters
vile. W. Va.
TERMS By the deed the terms may he cash but
upon Il small cash payment. tn cover costs ana &C
cr,lcd interest, and satisfactory security Tor re-
nl.iudcr, easy terms and long credit may be given.
is al-hrs b. {. HARTSOnk, Trustee.
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BY Robertson & BronaiIgh,
Real Estate Agents and Ausuoneers,
Hull street opposite the coart-houae-
Manchester, Va. ,.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
V THE MIDLOTHIAN Goa t-MiNE! ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. FU SILt Al
PUBLIC ACCTlON.-By virtue OF a .de'u oi trust
executed TO Inc as trustee on 10th OF ~ ot'h IL TO- hy
William Winfree, Jr, aud duly rec 'rded IN iEe
clerks Office of Chesterfield County Cou ri ~ IL. %.
page 2l6J. shall, being required 50 10 do by tn"
beneficiary sell at public auction on he pref ni..1
on FRIDAY. 22do OF August, ls73. AT II y 'cip3 .i
that valuable TRACT OF LAND lying nel the
Midlothian coal-m ines In Chesterfield cou MY con
taiulng about nine hundred aud ifty-two cru : au-
ioluinn the lands OF Franklin Stcatns, ID. IT, HAN
cock, and Others. ia. ,,-. ,.,,
This lard lies about two and half miles rom
CoaIiieId station. on the Richmond and Daa we
rniIroad within The coa-fteld. About onc-thaI Is
cleared the residue IN forest OF oak and pic me
surface indications of the existence OF coal aSo a.
good AS any in the coal-cld. The buldinea sen Isl
Of dwelling with nine or ten rooms, anu jill la ~
sary out-holses. a.,
TFRMs: Cash sufficient To pay expenses % tle
and S5.O-Sls0 on the 10th of March l'5 and ia %
on the 10th of March,, 1875. to he secured = De- -
of trust on the property the reside OF me pa =
chase money, if any, 10 be payable III slch tii,n ;
and secured i'm such manner Is INC said lmre
shall direct and In default Of such direction 10 IN
trustee shall think tit ,,,,.,, ,,.
Inuyeyancrs will lie at COalicld 10 take persons
arriving by the mornin. train TO the liIrr 81 SAKE
iii''"s - = BROOKS. Trustee.
ROBERTSON & BRoSAuGH, Auctionecfs.
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TOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS over a.
h Laird's flower and seed store, on Main.near I'll
corner Of Eighth street. 80.
Also, a large and commodous COMMISSION
HOUSE, on Fourteenth between Main aud Cary
streets. Applyto 7. l.. CROUCH i CO.,
heal Estate Agents and auctioneers.
au l9-3t National Bank of Virginia bull ding.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.
NEw YORK,

NEW YORK. August ls.-Honey active anu ah'
vanced TO 4@s Sterling, 1osa Gold, 1l5t@llsa Gov
ernments dull and steady. States quiet ana nominal
T.n,essee's. So: new. sls. Virginia's, 4sa; new
SO consols sat; deferred, III. Lonisana's s5 new
AZ. Levee's, IS; Sig, 50. Alabama's, 70; S. -
Georrtas. 10; rs, 90. North Cardinals. as; new
Is: special tax IT,. South Carollna's, 273 new 10
A mil n nd October "a
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COMMERCIAL.
By Telegraph.
NEW WORK MARKETS.

NEW 1URh WAFhEIo'
Npsw YORK, August 1a-Cotton quiet and irrrgtl,
,,r. s,Ies n7i hales at IosG2lbr. Flour in limited
re f and unrhanged Whiskey active and d5meT
at Wheat quiet at lc: advance. Torn 1s 1I d
Suerlr active and strong: fair to good rehnins sCa'
Side Moasses quiet and firm Rice urn Ear"-
lima 'ssMqtc. Pork qu let and weak: Lar" diI
Ereiphts dull. -
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D1ssOLUTIoNs d PARTNERSHIPS:
NTOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

RICHMOND, VA, August Is. 1873.
The undersigned have this day associated thch
selves under he firm and style OF
JENKINS, CARERS & co.
for the PURPOSE Of c9nduetng at the stand hereIo
WHOLESALE WINE AND LIQUOR BuSi-
NESS in all its branches. We respectfully call tht
attention of the trade TO our large ana wcl-ssoftco
stock of goods and warrant entire satisfaction III
all our dealings. WILLIAM +. JENKINS.
of Baltimore, Md;
JAMES II. CAPERS.
late with William Wallace Sons;
r. COURTNEY JENKINS.
No. I13 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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THE KANAWHA VALLEY.

TIE GREAT CANON THE AL L + ID
CRACK-THE CoAL-MiNES ASCENT y"
TUrM-THE COAL-FRElGHTS-THE flke1
SUPPER on TUE KASAwHA-THEFALL
TUE COoI, GEOIToES THE FISHING
THE CHOLERA, &C. &C.
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER
w andIRONTR (whitc or colored). Appiyat no.
M o"rncr Eir,t aud i',ry streets au l9-2t*
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f1Sc1yNATJ MARKETS.

=, ~ as M corn GIipt and unchanged Provisions
srmcr. York quiet and held ut sle.7saslT Lar,
nllet and firm; steam. Sc. kettle. SMtG. 8aco or II
Dir demand: shoulders Pic. mostly hcld az pac.
rIrar rib Io5c clear sides. lOi60oac Whiskey nfh
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AUCrION sALEs--Fu.ure Days.
BY 8. ". Davis,
Reai Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
Eleventh and Main streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
L COUNTY OF HANOVER. CLAY TOWH-
,sI{IP NEAR. ASHLlND.-By virtue Of d deed or
trsR from D. 3. h. Tnsley To the Undersigned dated
LET oC July 1877 and OF record I'm the clerk Office Or
tbp County court Of Hanover. VIII sell al public
one ffou on WEDNESDAY the 20th day or A rc,ist.
ara nd liz o'clock NJ, In front Of the custoni sorhg-
-, the acre 30 much OF the lani mentioned In said
des1 M will be sufficient TO pay the debt secured
thereby and Interest, and the cost OF executing this
deed. ,.,., ~ r<yf, ,rp frc
40 NJ TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY AND
III IA H.REE-OUARTER ACRES. and ndtofns the land
g. rddyl SsfpSf y WlSfse na ina G asIg
anTpFS and adfotus the lands 81 Mary \. Tnsiey.
Robert Is. Joues, and William ). King.
- ik 1'S '''n' ROBERT G. S c0rT, Trustee.
The above sale IL done with nv consent' ana viii
seji bcyond n doubt. ONE HUNDRED ACRES or
The anoye land which abounds In the best lumber in
Hanover county, and is Within three nii's OF Ash
land: same distance from Hanover Courthouse
ausis.pis j. ). Il. TlESLEY.
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Franklin.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of deed
l. of trust from Samuel j. Parker, bearing date
the l2th day OF September, 1871. r:o3rurd In lhe
County Court of Hpnrico. default having been
made IN the payment of Il negotiable note secured
in sal deed. and being requested 80 to DO by The
holder of said note, will proceed 10 sen az pnnc
dayof August 1919 at II O'Clock NJ, the un1'lde1
interest of said Barker IN tract piece OF piree
OF LAND lying and being In the county 81 lichtlco
about four miles beld% the GU! oi ht'ii'''n"' vi
the Williamsburg road. ,vnrrs
a., ~ ~ Trustee
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BY Richardson 4 Co..;
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
No. lib Main street.

4 HIGHLY-IMPROVED MAR h E t
n FARM, ONE MILE FROM TIE CITY, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION after the above n sue
advertised by Mr. odd!n we shall sell ~ AUCTION
nb,ut o'clock r. NJ. FIFTEEN AND 4 QuAR:
TrK ACRES Of hghy,improStedtb o G to.l.s
win y fine Young and productive orchard of choice
irmit-rces all well incloscd with new oak Ieuce.
aud delightfully."- located a,s.cn
AuctiOneerS.
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By Grubbs " Williams,
- - by IIUDH5 U NIIII1HI5' n"
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TEN BUILDING LOTS ON UNION
Il Hull, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY 2?d OF
August, 1873, commencing at O'Clock I. a.; we
will SELL upon the premises respectively Inc folo"-
Ing lots-to wit: :,
LOT at southeast corner Of Twenty seventh and
streets, so by $50 feet to alley 20 feet;
LOT OIL east side Twenty-SeTenth street, oeSln-
ping so feet north of o street. 40 by $50 feet. :,
SEVEN LOTS OH south side Q street. extending
from Twenty eighth to Twenty-ninth streets, each
lot 30 by 49,! feet TO alley Is feet Wide , ,,
rapidly improving lots.
TERMS: At sale GRUBBS 6 WILL ANS,
arr Ia "." Auctioncers.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 1s.-Ftrginia o's. olo' 81
consols, sat. West Virgnia's, IL. North Careh'a
ais, old, 27t. Bid to-day.
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BY james l.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr

HANDSOME HALF-ACRE LOT, AT
IL THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD
AND THlRTY-FIRST STREETS, FOR SAL +
AT ATCTIUN.-Wil be sold, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, August 10, 1873, ut o'clock Z. NJ, tht
ah0yc-dcscrihed property, divided into suitable
sized building lots The completion of The filling
I'm OF Broad street NOW nearly doncl Will very ma
trrialy enhance the value of this property.
TERMS: One-fourtil cash, balance ut four, elSnt
and twelve months for negotiable notes, luteres'
added, and secured by trust deeds .,-...
an i2.tds j. l.. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
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Huntsville MARKETS.

changed Corn stradya a5956c., delivered at depot
ders etc clear rib lol1Lc. cear s ia fi.r i
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b. Grubbs &c Williams,
! Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
/ Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DiUILDING LOTS ON LAUREL
ID STREET, SIDNEY, TO BE SOLD AT Aux
TON IN THE ORDER NAMED BELnM IN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23D, oMMEStlNu a!
p Mist. A LOT on west side OF Laurel street
between Beverly and Albemarle streets, ad10inlng
Mr. Bolts residence, 80 by 1873 feet to an aley 70
ri. THREE LOTS on west side Of Laurel street
between Albemarle and Spring streets, adjoining
NJ. Clarke's residence. each 80 by l3o icet 10 al
alley 20 feet. . ,,,oo,,
3d A LOT on east side Of Laurel street between
Sprng and China streets, 50 by lbs leet 10 an aeS
60 feet.
All of these are desirable lots.
TERMS At sale. .,-- FL,
an "a GKUBBS & WILLIAMS. AuctionecrS.
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POSTPONEMENT.

In consequence Of rain the above sale was posi-
noned till THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON Ut o.
Ep.lirk' W. GODDIN.
''''' ". JOSIAH LEAkE, b..
.,o Trustees.