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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-07


II IL well known by all readers of this paper tina,
DR. c. Bigelow is the oldest established physician in
Chicago, who has made the treatment of all chronic
and sexual diseases specially Science and expeF-
fence have made Dr. b. the most renowned SPE.
ClALlST of the age, honored by the press esteemed
of the highest medical attanments by all the medi-
cal institutes of the day hrving devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in periecting remedies that
w N sqrs PoslsiyeIy The worst cases e CHRONIC
NARY ORGANS in both sexes. Seminal Weakness
producing Nervousness, Aversion 10 Society. I'm
paired vision, Loss of Memory and Manhood, per
ieetly cured 1t l. evident that one who confines
himself TO the study of certain diseases treating
thousands OF cases every year must have greater
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentleman
Sent free 10 any address in sealed envelope Consul
,ation free. The finest rooms in the city, with sep
arate pariors for ladies and gentlemen Call; Won
see only the doctor. Correspondence Confidential
Address all letters TO DIR. c BIGELOW, No 464
state St Office hours from 9A n. tn sP. NJ. Sun
DAYS p. NJ. to5.
n Blades, send t,ra descriptive circular of
PessdTie Reedee the best prevention of conception
known. Sent TO any address; encloSe stamp,
The following testimonial a. TO the skill and sue
cess of DR.. c. Bgelow published in this city
From the Evening; Inurnal. Dee. 8, 1863
RELIEF FOR THE AFFLICTED. Diseases of pecu-
liar nature require more than ordinary care and at
teDtion. by skilful and well educated physician.
There are great number of pretenders to physical
science, who gull the unwary, who issue long ad-
ui'ilE IltttHu'ti ttsilnluBlats
from all parts of the world as TO their wonderful
knowledge. hut who, when tested by IA person of
ordinary good common sense. ss+iud To he un-
acquainted with almost the fret principles Of medi-
cal science. and ignorant Of the very names of GER
tain parts OF the human system. a. experimental
and expressed by the medical world Such men
abound in Chicago, and who take care TO refer TO
distant places for medical character, instead Of
here, where the cheat could be detected
DR.. Bigelow is not of this class. He is regular
~ bred physician. His reputation Is best known
mere In our midst. He wants distant references.
out l. well SPOKEN of by every entrusiing them
selves 10 his care. While the world endures, this
class Of physicians are required and if any one
needs sheh service, it is Of the utmost importance
20 engage only q man whose experience Is equal to
any Interest in saying other than the truth we rec
ommend most cordially and emphatically such to
visit Dr. Bigeiow, AT his central rooms, 464 State
street Chicago.
41ad&w1y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-07
LOUISVILLE. Ky Oct. 9. 1869

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct 6, 1863
DR.. JoHNL-Desr Sir: Many thanks to YOU
for the me,e you have so kindly given me
have been at sufferer for years, and had the
advice OF vas physicians Some pronounced
my spine,s my lungs, and some my heart,
TO be theat of my disease. l have
been burnistered and cupped until l had
become dislened. Several very eminent hysi-
clans who ened my spine informed me that
was threatt with paralysis or apoplexy any
day, and thlthiug but seton would relieve me
had penorror OF that, and was hesitating
about havfne inserted, when you kindly sent
me your Salriila which l Immediately begun to
take three a day. had suffered terribly with
most acutn in the right side OF my head. es-
pecially whwould read or write for any length
OF time, anraising to my feet l would be per
fcctly blindseveral minutes, and would have TO
hold to soulg to prevent falling.
am mosppy to inform you that the pain IN
my head isirely relieved; l suffer but seldom
with my sphd then not SO acutely. Ny appe-
tte Is goodsed for the first time in my life !
enjoy my DR. more than any other meal during
the day
You kindht me four bottles again last night,
and beganin this morning, and hope to be
entirely red. Please accept my heartfelt
thanks and wishes
Very trrour most greatful friend,
Mrs. B. c. RIVERS.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-07

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Total. 1o.ooo Gifts. all Cash.

Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash, .....-..... $500 600
Only few tickets remain unsOld. and they will
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prices; Whole tickets. $40; halves. IS; quarters,
g 50 II wholes for 800 81 for $500: l13 for 81.
600. Fer tickets and fun information. apply to
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BULLS
SASAPARILLA

Read tol1oaoing extract Of a letter
from Nrsipers, aoife Of Regeremd DR..
Ricers, orf tie most learned, eloquent,
and pops Ministers Of the Methodist
EptscopadurcA, and qoho IS at present
stationed Broadsoay Church, LouisuiEIe,
kentucky
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07

al cor tact with the teacher. and tile EMU
lation resulting from his class associations.
These influences have more weight than
many, perhaps, would suppose, and it is
here that the University training of Ger
many asserts its supremacy over other sys-
TENS. The lectures in German Uniyersi-
ty forms but small part of the plan OF
instruction. The greater part is perform
ed by the Priuat docenteaa,a class Of priyate
instructors connected with every institu
ton, each one of whom has particular
branch which he teaches to private elias:
of students and it is to the thoroughnes:
and completeness of these private courses
that the German University plan owes it
peculiar efficiency.
We hope that none of our institutions
will adopt the proposed plan until they
have looked more into the workings anC
results of our professional colleges and for
eign universities. DR.. McCosh's letter We
would commend to the careful and consid
crate perusal of all friends of educationa
advancement.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07
THE PRESIDENT COMING SOUTH.

President Grant has assured delegation
of Georgians that, after the close OF the
present session of Congress, he should, IN
company with the members Of the Cabl-
net. make an extended Southern tour, Wis
iting New Orleans via Richmond, Raleigh,
Columbus, Charleston, Mobile and other
places, perhaps including Memphis and
Nashville on the return.
The Nashville Banner, on behalf of
Tennessee, says a most cordial welcome
would be extended to him should he visit
our State.
On behalf of the people Of East Tennes-
see, who saw him in the darkest hour OF
their history, enduring great personal hard
ships, exposing himself to great personal
dangers i'm his mid-winter, perilous trip
over the snow-covered Cumberland
mountains, that he might find out the
best route for transporting supplies to re-
lieve their furnishing people and soldier
without reference to political opinions, we
assure the President that if in his tour he
comes within the sound of their voices he
will receive cordial welcome and an ova
ton becoming his exalted position and
character and his heroic services. Not as
the hero of the late war alone, but as q
President whose practical craftsmanship,
integrity, and honest purpose to admins
ter the Government for the good of the
whole people is everywhere appreciated
and understood. would he be made to feel
that the South, too, honers and loves him.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07

THE House Committee on Claims have
prepared bill which will be reported Sat-
urday, paying the awards of claims allow
ed by the Commissioners on Southern
claims. The bill embraces 1900 names,
and appropriates about 100000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07

THE Kentucky Senate has concurred In
the House bill relieving the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad from tonnage tax TO
the State on freight. as provided in the
original charter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO PHYSICIANS.
a RARE CHANCE |!
EOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
PATENT INSTRUMENTS
GREAT yAIUF. -rs.rs.

For the Treatment OF all Chronic Nervous
Diseases,
with the exclusive right to them in the Eastern
half of the State of Tennessee They will be exhibit
ed during the day previous to the SALE In these In
struments, adapted to every part OF the human
body, are com blned the q tuu i.f .!rtf4fEt-f.f
VACUUM ELECTRO MAGNETISM,
AND THE
Medicated Vap0r Bath,
which are absolutely unsurpassed in the treatment of
diseases of the Brain. Spinal Affections Epilepsy DIM
moss of Sight, Paralysis, Atrophied or Wasting Limbs
Rheumatism, Spermatorrhea, Impotence, and Con-
sumption in its first stages. There no or er means
at present KIN rwn to the med cal profession that
approach these remedial agents In the above class OF
diseases.
All necessary instruction will be given to the pur
chaser.
DIR. BALDRIDGE's OPINION.
XENIA, OHIO July q, 1865.
Da. w. KENT: Dear Sir-YOu requested my honest
and impartial opinion of your new invention for the
treatment of Chronic diseases.
Though have been long in the practice of medicine
must say that it has never been my privilege 10 ex-
cessful treatment of Chronic diseases your NervO
Capillary Stmulator. 1t the very thing that has
been so long needed, and can denty.recOmmend
it to the Medical Profession throughout the world.
And am equally satisfied that your treatment Of
diseases the only rational One and must be
to success 1t must be adopted by the entire
medical profession.
l remain yours most truly:
r. H-t..,.l ~ 1t. w. BALDR1DGE, MD.
Atthe same time and place will be offered number
of Scientific Books new and beautiful carpets, supe-
rior Eng ish Watch. Colts Revolver frst-class Pic
TERMS-Cash on day of sale. t
A circular describing the Instruments, &C., can be
seen at this office. ;''''-f,
instruments will be shipped to morrow-Tuesday.)
Sale on Satu, day, I'D of February, commencing at
II o'clock. 70 Q tai t--tvt iii
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-07
ChanCery Sale of a Valuable Farm.

No. 2,345.
PURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
i Court at Knoxville at the January Special Term,
1873, thereof in the of j, W. Bounds Thomas
Bounds ct al. l will on
Saturday, the Sth day Of March next,
at O'Clock NJ sell en- the premises at public auc
ton to the highest bidder and in bar of the equity of
redemption the tract of land enoned and described
in the pleadings lying in Knox county Tennessee and
adjoining the lands of Jack Armstrong and others.
containing 220 acres less and being the tract
of land upon which J. W. Bounds now lives. Said
farm will be divided into two tracts Loves Creek be-
ing the dividing line. and will be offered in two tracts
and whole and the sale adopted that REALIZES The
highest aggregate price,
t''t-tf TERMS.
Said sale will be made upon credit Of six twelve and
eighteen months taking bond and security for the pur-
chase money. and lien retained on the land as fur
Their security. February q. 1873:
ii5wi NJ. L. PATTERSON, G. & NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31

A paper churcl.buiIding is said by the
journal of the Society Of 'Arts 10 have been
built in Bergen, Norway, city of nearly
SOC, 900 inhabitants. The building Is clrcu'
lar within and octagonal without. The re.
Iievos outside, the statues inside, the ROOT
the ceiling, are all constructed OF paple!r'
machG, made waterproof by saturatlon III
yitriol, lime-water. whey, and white OF eggs
The church.buldins will accommodate
1 900 persons.
The Mining Gazette NIoughton, Nich.,) cE
claims: what a chance for tortrrt. "A
mechanic in this ncighborhood hasa pian lor
washing copper which he says is worth
slO,OOo,0OO; but 10 order to promote and
encourage hone moncy:making he will sell
one. bail OF his secret for $40"
The Miners Journal says: eve never
knew thief in Congress or out Of it that had
z very good opinion Of newspapers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31
MARINE EsTEH.EGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 81, 1873.
sun risc:.......... 7.17l Moon scts.......... %
sun scis........... - il-h tlnr.. 2:j5
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 30, lS73.
ARRIVED.
S.t:G.ar John sylvester. Post, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc .ud passengers. L.. q. la:;im.
Schooner Rehccra Stevenson. y anderson, Lyon
creek, lumber, j. y. BcEIn.
SAilf:i..
Steamship IIatt2ras. Earnest. NCT- IfG. fn'i-
chandisc ard LasSlt <1.rS. l.. ". .hlrnE 60, a%rn
S4tr-r1T,tr stephen Morgan, CranIcr, Ne" i"rh
ria i)rcwry' : li,!Ii wOu't.
schooner RoIcrck. down rirY. lirh''
CLEATED vpH TINS FORT.
Schooner s. and +. harrington, stone, Baltimore
December zen.
MEMoRtEDA
Schooner q. c. =. Trascrs, Mitchell, arrived Al
Baltimore December 3Aih.
Arrived at New YORK. December 29i!l. sch0oncr=
W. II. Van Maine. IlDmcs: T.. +. " right, Crop
per ; and j. ". EOylc, smith, virginia
M TELECRAril
DISASTERS.
IC>pnG. rcccmi,cr :iO.--Thc ship Ironcross,
frcm IiTrrron;. 9Th Instant, Tor Southwest pass
vent a-h:.rc II IiuHaGc Point. Dundalk. StcinI-
lu"s have been II; Ia her assistance.
J nc ship Zurich. HUI. for Pensacola, AMI the
| ARK Oliver kEcrv, of Sew York, To-: Hamburg,
| c"ai'ied ilrhe Dpwus. The former was badly dam
| a2"f> and put into Ra:n,.ttt" to repair.
| SEf YORK, December 3d. rived: Cleopatra,
| from Nnrl uruz ria Havana; Baltic, Moro Castle.
San Antonio. Arrived oui Airlalic. tityGr Mon
trcal.
! ---Arrivci: ISAAC Ecll.
| FORTRESS MONROE, Dacr nbcr 30.-Thc brig
Mary Lizzie. rom Pcruambucu. cucouu;crcd Il
heavy gale Oh liz 18th instant which carried away
The niain sail and aIa-bo0n.. She sustained other
damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31

Ia well known that the lower strata OF tne
atmosphere are constantly aiiea, even .a., ~
what we cali clear weather, WIN p ar..c.e'
q dust, and all the most noted oosersau
rtes are 10 countries where the air aoounus s
with a moisture which greatly oDs.ruc ..s
astronomical discovery. When we reacn aa
elevation Of $500 feet on the SUNNI" os
Monte Diablo on ar ordinary summer VA!
VIC arc astonished to perceive that "h,n tf1c
valleys within tenfor twenty m'les "'as I've
rendered indistipct by the haze we can els-
tpctly see Mt. Lasscn and M. ha.nC!,
sew eral hundred miles Distant but ABOVE Tue
level of the floating dust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31

An exchange says that 1t Is reported in
England that French firm has discovered
a method of making artificial sugar from
materials so cheap that 1t can be sold at
farthing a pound. Concerning which the
Manufacturer and Builder says: w hen
we consider that sawdust is cheap and rich
in Ignite, which by chemical treatment with
mineral acids may he changed into grape
sugar, we should not at all be surprised that
the above report turns out to be true, ana
that sawdust is the material from which this
cheap sugar is obtained. Changing old linen
rags into sugar Is . well known chemical eX-
pcrimcnt. Such rags are almost pure Ignite,
while sawdust also consists Of ignite, how
ever, with some other ingredients. easily re.
moved. From rags to saTdust is but one
erapo
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HhNiC. Panic.

v'nnTS sNCr.l hrs Jus, received from New
ioi ~ lions Il ltk,, stack az FpRkIGN and no
IL, iSDhl Hpt)s, which will IT, sold al panic
b. -! = n ha'M'fSs-GrAlS;lKS.
u,., =, Di1S GOODS.
81 nLrc' phIoSls, CAMEL's IiaIR. new
SILK POrLlN>. U >'''"'' '>"' AN''o' "''
ELAs GOODS.
rASISERES, SATTEES .,,,y..s c,orus
SEDAN REFS, AusTH.Lu ,,'nrus ,nt 10 pr
WHITE AND Color III "a, -, " 49, ''
PLAIN AND PLAID orr .>~r,s
WELSH AND SHAKER Ia ~,
BLANEtI
BED BLANKETS, C1LOREfa,,x vrrs
QUILTS, and CoMfoHTERS.SN
CAsSIMER
Ia CAsSIMEREs We have 4 ,.sor,,ucr, y, all
prices. ~ "
SilAw.s and CLoAKS, new styE
BALsOnAL aud BOULEVARD
SPECIAL ISDUctNSr,
la CAMBRIC ErGiSGs ASiSr., y,,r..
CiENsEs LACES: kS"- '''H'
GESrLkMEN'S All! LADIES UNI AZ. fun
line: E''' '"''
BLEACliEp and BROWN CorToSS 20, ,r,.s
Nv stock II complete In every tum' tnt '>rs:
otter special inducements 10 al inwA - ny 1
GOODS JULIO >Sn"'
4i5 Broad street, between Foura a,hs'so,,
SALEsMES: }. j. Turner, ". %. owe ~" III
y. Gary, George 4. KaEby, l.. j. Serus LII ,t
Stern. No.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, December 80: 1873.
OFFERI NGS.
WiIEAT.-Whiic. Gag bushels. BED. sc bushels.
CORS.-Whitc, 294 bushels. Straw cUlorcd. 100
bushels
MEAL.-J6 bushels.
ELoCR.-l1 barrels.
SALES.
WIrEhT.-Wllitc. Coz bushes at $40 to 81 40
for good TO common.
WHEAT Red, GS bushels at sl.To to :l.Go for
good 10 -.
CoRS.-H bite, 294 bushels very good new on pri-
yalc terms.
ORS.-Straw-colnrcd, 90 bushels old at zoe.
FLoUE.-ll barrels family on private terms.
EE-LXIilBITED.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. December 30.-Elour firm: hest
grades Of extra scarce and unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn firm and quiet; white southern, 700
76c.: yellow, 75@79c.; mixed western Grmer AT
79m Soc. Oats dull southern. 50@p55c.; western
mixed. . OD53c.; white. 53M 55c. Rye firmer nj 30
6l9Sc. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull. Mess
pork. $3.50. lulk mcats-Shon!dcrs. 5l4 GSc.
clear rib-sides, 73iT7 nc. Bacnn-Shculders, nc
clear rib-siGes Sac: sIIgar-curc, hams, 1901 &c,
Lard, StIGs4c. Western butter firm and scarce.
ami wanted: northwestern dairy tub. 35c.: rolls.
31@35c. Coffee unchanged. Whiskcy dull and
droOpiug NJ gE6L37c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31
ST. LOIMS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. December 30-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn dull and dropping; J2m53c for
new MIXED In east elevator. hiskey steady at
9jc. Pork held firmly at sl4.50. Bacon firm: &c.
for shoulders SIC. for Gear rib; S;.c. for clear.
Lard active amt hi cher at SUS!,c.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 3O-Noon.-1oin oltneo
Mt II OnGg110S. stocks dull. Money! oiu. FIX
cbappc-Lons, 81; short, OK. Govern nents strong
and considerable doing State bonds quiet and
nominal.
NEW YORK. December 20-Erening.-Mohey
active: offered at z. Sterling dull at SB. Gold
active a: IL OK but closed at 10S@11O4. Govern
mcn,s strong and active. States quiet and nomi-
al
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Hy telegraph.
Ky
N~r1r- x-npE MARK ETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
Er,v yopK. Decembcr 3O.-Cotton dull sales
o.l35 bales nj GAO Csc Flour quiet and steady
Common to fair extra, .6S0@tS. Whlskey qne!
M 07i3c. Wheat scarce :iud 1c. higher; very mod
crate export demand. Corn a shade frmer and very
quiet Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork firm al
Sl6MS16.25. Lard weak at SaiGrS SIC. Tallowand
nayals Quiet. Freight, moderately active.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31
DRY GOODS.

pSk aEtozbS.
HUlGlNS, GORDON e CO. are receiv.
Ing their THIRD SUPPLY of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DIAGONALS. SAT-
TEES. MERlNOES, and CAsHilERES
At still further reduction IN price.
HACK .lLkS and MOURNING GOODS,
HARRlS SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
CLOVIS.
krFF' IA OUTLINES, aud PUrrS + The
ncwct att~.
= p"Mi'i" %o"ps, LANKErs, ELAN
ELS. - 80 gH...>t- 49, :.,.!:,. ;..,i.t;..
"EAH, I goodL~or;mcnt, al :, iow prices
IL .
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CINCINNATI MARKETS..

CISCISNhTI. December 30.-Flour iirncr bu! no.
Quotaby higher. Corn firm at 55T.57c. Pork
trner ~ 81 G.2J. Lard firm; steam sac. at close
firm and il fair demrnd; sales at &C. for shcul-
dcrS, SIC. for clcar-rh and SIC. for clear. Whs-
KEY firm and active ole,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31

Ia, f..n,". sA exchange announces that n
80 80, -, ,.a' stth money TO give away,
ment Of science by Building model s oh,er
yato.y on scme high peak Of the S;.rr u', Td
sadas. ltsloc9tion and aruointments ' aro We e.
I've superior TO anything of III" kind n" nv :"
existence. The suiHmit OF the sierra has
le'eR SELECTED after careful confederation. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. December 30.-Flnur firm; held a
s6.23@S7. Corn steady nj 53c Pork qu'c
Gt7isc.: crar-rib. Sif Savc; clear. SKA Sr: Lart
unchanged; steam, sl.ILSssc. Whisky, 93isG 9Ic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-31
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Day.:
BY Grubbs b Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
eleventh stre4t between Main and Bank.

0<~~s~ -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
u BRICK TENEMENT AND two, VA ,t;I y
LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF SExEns,,
TENTH OR VALLEY STREET; BErnW ~ !! E III
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, Al auL,
TION-In execution Of n decree OF the Ihan Ges
Court of Richmond entered ID of December, lot o.
in the case of Kinnalrd ry. klnnaird's executors
the Undersigned commissioners thereby appointco'
will sell at auction, the premises, on oion-
DAY Tile 9Th of January, 1874, ut O'CLOCK L.
NJ, the property referred to In the pr0ce cdings ~
said cause, aud now occupied by Sr w. Z. trai.e,
tlIe same beginning on The west side OF seVentcent
street 22 feet south Of Marshall street. ronting %
feet running back 100 feet to M alley ana 70 me
track OF the Chcsa pcake and Ohio railroad: ana en-
bracIng n large f0urstory BRICK TESEMEEl
besides, TWO VACANT LOTS, each Of ~ ice
front.
Nv reason of Its situation on very prominent
street anu its communication with the railroad
this Is regarded very valuable property Tor busl-
ness PURPOSES generally, and particularly so IoI
lumber or coal-sarda, or for warehouses; The pro,
perry will he sold In parcels, as may be decided
upon at the time Of sale.
TEENS: One-follrth cash; balance ut four. eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes with III,
tsrest added, and title retained by the court until
EDWARD y. CANNON,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkF,
Commissioners.
cpt-prc WILLIAMS, tUctiODeerS, &c 81
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WILMINGTON MARKETS..

WnMlNt,ToS. y. e.. December 30-Siirits tlir'
pcntinc quiet ut $50 Rosin quiet at SID for
strained. Crude turncntinc quiet III - tor hard
~ % tor yellow-dip. Tar steady AT T2.l5.
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Real Fiat" Agent aud Auc,onccr.
No. lll5 Main street, opposite NispGtch Office.
LN0R RENT. that excellent and COM e.
4 modious STORE No. 3 .rl street, one Ia.
door from Main street. now occupied Ivy MIR. Is.
Bccer clothcr. The store lrts an ehc"llcni noared
cellar pricctiy dry This l. most desirable hlsi-
stand being IN the ceutrc of the business To-
calitr. Apply 10 - .,.,
III 2.t-Gt j. THOMPSON BROWN.