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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 3..F"Hr quiet ana n1-
Nominal, Pork. SIG. Bacon->hollldrrs, SAc'
clear rib. 9&c: clear si,ics, o. PACKED LaIu
tercts S,.6 SIG; key, &C. steam, DC. y" hishes
,r,;,t D.pI,t3Sr.
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HEAE, ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, in monthly payments of SIS,
Il and interest ut 6 per cent. for three years,
FRAMED HOUSE IN the town of Manchester,
situated on Madison between Decatur anu Stockton
streets with two LOTS OF LAND, all tor the
above sum. For particulars apply at l4oo Ia yam
DC t-touot
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FINANCIAL.
By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 5-Noop.-S'ocks active
Nothing doing in money. Gold, llo'c. EAch"i'tc-
Long, l074; short, LOSE. 'oSerhihe"'S ""'''
States quiet
NEW YORK, October 3-Erening.-Money easter
and in fair s,pply. l-l6Qrs commission. Sterling
,,ec,,ncd 7. Gold week. 1l0M110E. Govern
,ncuts strong and more active. states more active
at nominal prices.
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BY j.. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent anu AucIIOhecT-
lis Main street, opposite DispNtch.

TARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
ACRES EIGHT MILES FROM The CITY
SALE POSITIEE.-At the request OF the owner.
Shall sell without In front nfl!enrico county
courthouse ut j. O'Clock. MONDAY. october sih
ucinp court DAY.. FARM, eight miles from the
c;y on the Charles city road adjoining the lands OF
William Gay. Daniel Jordan. and he heirs oil Lucy
Er,ysicr The farm contains one hundred and ten
acres ten of which are IN large pines; balance
cleared. ,-,,>. ,,,,,,r>-
TERMS: Cash. j. 1HOMISOS Bho " y,
en- n-E SoeOrI 3tG6 Auclioncer.
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Au1TION sALEs-This Day.
BY Cook & Lauglton, Auc'ionte rs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets,

ORION COLT, HORSES. MULES. No.,
OAT AUCTION-THlS DAY at ~ O'CLOCK
we will sell at the horSelOt, Lumpklns aHSS' ,oo
one LIGHT BAY BLOODhD FlLLE1, 'nree
wears old, by Doswell's Orion;
Several excellent SADDLE and HAk Es .
Two rnirs Young MULES, well broke;
"AuoNo' COOK & LATGHTOS,
=. AuctiOncerS,
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Excess 1st October, 1873, compared with LIST
Oc,ol>r, 1872. LOIS hogsheads.
Inotdcr 10 present in one ariisia detailed infor-
matio. in regard to all the tobacco markets of the
State ge republih ,le reports fren Richmond and
Petersburg, and add those from LsSchburS, Dan
vile, and Farmyiile.
RICHMOND.
The following is i comparative statssslcnt of the
iu,,ecuous Of tobacco ct the diferep: warehouses
in the city Of Richmond for the years 1877 ana
1873. together with socks on hand:
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BY W. GoGdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, 49,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSION SALE OF TEN LOTS
I IN EWIs,S PLAN, ROCKETS, ON BOTH
SIDES OF CENTRE STREET-As commissions hs. la
Of the County Cont Of snreo APPOINTED ed by a ef
Tbonns No Rlanklnship ct 1ls shall, In execution
therenf proceed to sell al aucnon on the premises,
on SATURDAY. 4th Of October 1873, at 9 co 90
p NJ SIX LOTS located as above numbered ~ ~,
o., no ". and a. fronting together 134 feet on inc
north side of Centre street. running back l4o zee 10
Lewis street, on which they have inc ke iInu..
Also FOUR LOTS. Nos. 10. II, ~ ana 10. ir'nIii2
Together lea freron the south side OF centre sree.
running back about SO feet .,,o hour. of
TERMS: Liberal, ami made known W, at iE ,sosi "a
sale. CdtAfLhS - Gn,,,ri.rionrr
sc l1-1s,25&Ol,2 to Inlhisslone.
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80 -tIy

Total Increase Of inspections In 1S12-73 over
1912. 1916 hpGS!r ads. Increase in Rich
mond, 1881 hogshcads; In Petersburg. zoos
l,ogsheads; in Lynchbiae, 1,s47 hogshcadS. De
crease IL Farmville, o hN-shcads.
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n on CLAY STREET FOR SALE BY ApC.
TIUN-We shall sell by anctiont on the prem, nsi.
p Al. n desirable BRICK DWELLING lNo 206l
on the north side of Clay street between Second aud
Third streets. with two stories containing lour
room, aud Kitchen in the rear and the usual out
houses, in good repair The lot fronts 30 by 100
feet with an alley In the rear. The location OF ms
property is among the best In the city, ana Is sucn
as Is within the reach of many: and Tor which there
is great demand.
TEENS: One-thrd cash: balance in one, two. and
three wears, the purchaser to give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments bearing interest
az eight per cent. per annum, payable quarterly,
and secured by deed Of trust.
oc4 RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioncers.
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Nv W. Godlin,
By w. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
OF RICHMOND, AND OF AN EXCELLESI
FARM OF 165 614;10Q0 AGES d3,, IN n, HENRlGo
G2HEEYM SoRTH OF Ricua5NpnBy
virtue of decree of the Chancery Court II the Guy
of Richmond entered on the 9th june, 1878 In
the ease Of HARDWOOD rs. Smith, we shan. as acting
commissioners, proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, in the order men ione0. on MONDAl
The 9th Of October; 1873 &c d oG E r: W. the
i That LOT on the est line of Second street
between Marshall and Clay streets formerly AND
~, fronting AZ feet, running back 100 feet, with
an excellent brick tenement thereon, containing
about sven rooms, besides Kitchen &C.
2. That BEAUTIFUL LOT on the south side Of
Clay street between Adams street and Brook ave-
nue. fronting 100 feet. running back 90 feet 10 an
alley, having thereon two excellent brick dwellings,
one containing eleven rooms ana the otHGf h seven len
rooms, besides the usual Out-builiingS. ms lOt
viii DC subdiGidcd into four smaller parceis u oo
feet each. . c.,
rine street between Smith and Henry streets front
ing 81 feet, running back 90 feet 10 an alley
And on the Following day-viz.: TUESDAY the
ln thni excellent FARM in the county OF Hem
rico. on The old Stage road, about three miles north
Of RICHMOND yd G%ned by {h G Land, ner OF q s se
John Is. Young ana others, containing by recent
survey l65 $4,000 ACRES, Of which abou, ,
half Is open land, and the balance In wood and
timber. ON this land there are several auable ice
houses, supplied from neverfailing ponds, anu the
improvements In other resi- ectS CONSIST OF 4 COIN
Portable DWELLING and the usual out-buidings
This farm is beautifully located, and In an excel
lent neighborhood.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added aud title retained till a OF the purchase mo-
NY " EDWARD Y. CANNON,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
sc 27-eod Acting Commissioners.
P.S.-After the above sale of the farm in Hem
Mr.. James Plcasants, the acting trustee, the COT
TAGE FARM OF six acres, on the old road, for
mery owned By Mr.. l.. w. Rose, adjoining the cot
tage of Mrs. Stansberry. The house contains six
rooms There are the usual out-bui ldnRs. good
well. an excellent orchard, &c. Also. the LOT
Of l0h acres OH the Brook turnpike, bounded on
one side by that OF SIR Schaap and on the other BY
that of Mrs Stansberry. This Is beautiful lot, and
WILL Ii desired, be divided into four smaller lots.
TEnwS: Al sale W.GODDIN,
10 AuctIoneer.
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BY Cook & Lnughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

corner GUFefIloi alI1 l'r1''s'1'1 ~
TTORSEs, HACKS. BUGGIES, CAR
Ill RAGE, HARNESS. &C, &C., AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY the Sth Instant at !!
n,cIock we will sell mt the stables Of Messrs Mount
castle & Marston (vho are making change Ia their
busnessj, on Secondstrect between Broad ana Grace
streets, r,,~pec ,ropcEs
Two FASHIONED HACKS, In excellent order;
Three very stylish BUGGlES.;
One FAMILY CARRIAGE. In fine order;
Five sets SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS.:
Ono SET very superior BUGGY HARNESS; --
one set RLhCksMITHS'T0 TOOLS, coInplete' t
w. ~ COOK &c LAUGHTON,
oc4 AucuollccI,. --
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L ATTRACTIONS AT j. r.
y MUIJNTy !ASILE & CO.'S, No. go Broad
street. between Fifth and Sixth streets. =
The Genera Lee" cooking-stove, the best fam
Nv stove made nd the Star Heater.' handsome
pasrIor and store stove. OLEOPHENE OIL, over
5O degrees re-est aud the safest oil on the Alneri
Plumbing, Thinning, Gas Fitting and repairing
promptly dOue. au q I
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WOOD .tSie GOAL.

UINDLINC; AND COOKING-WOOD,
IN coat AND COkE.--Not havin" disposed oil
my steam wood factory, if will be Operated on Il
inrr,.r s.nI, | am nov prepared IN furnish TINS
popular conycn hnt aud economical manufactured
wood in any quantity and kind to my Gust9inIfs.
The superior SPLlST. CLOVER I'LL ahG
rI,WEERLAND Crate and Engine coal. ell,ni
to any other and sScr IN price, now rc;Sil ior de-
livery. Euy before the scarcity ana advance,
Resi- RED and WHITE ASH Crate ana Slo'cl
ANTHRACITE CGAL, all sizes, screeEed ana
weighed. ,-,n con.,1xc c0r,n
h, snnr,T arrange mcut is supplied 10 my n,trons.
~ 'feS'''' 49, j. i. WATKINS.
80 iii Main street.
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WIIEAT.-:Wiirc, 1lI bushels. Red, l SIS i&'!Icls
OATS.-l1 q bushels.
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E7UR SALE PRIVATELY, AT y NER1
L REDUCED PRICE for Il quick sale, that very
handsome STU COED DWELLlNG- and Luz
sixty feet frant. the north side Of Grace street
between TweIty-Irst and Twcnty-Sccona StrEes :,
Church Hill, built since the war by Mr.. William
TAYLOR. The dwelling contains ten large rooms
besides halls aud has kitchen adjoining OF iouf
rooms, gas and water. and Is designed 10 accomuS
W. 3. ROBINS,
M aot 1905 Bank street.
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by Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

by Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner Of Governor and Franklin strce's'
TNECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
H FURNITURE, FAkM!NG UI ,ESn,S
Tho 9Th instIut Mt O'Clock, we will sell Tor the
executor of DIR. F. II. Dcane deceased ut the farm
now occupied by Mr.. ID. j: carr, on inc
bridge road about half mile beyond lhecitS iiS'
HOIJSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNlTuRE.
embracing the usual variety Oh "eii-hept al'ices'
ALSO,
WAGONS, Harness, PLOCGHS,
4 number of FARMING and GARDENING
UTENSILS. 49,,
together VITA such other articles as are usually
'''-' " COOK 6 LACGIITOS,
oc2 AuctiOnccrS.
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JIOR RENT. that new. beautiful, ele- g;:1
Il CANT. Hrst class BRICK RESlDENCf IN
No. 2OS south Third street. Possession az s'ior'
h",.lt. %, -Nfp- 1905 rank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
BY W. X. Polk i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street, Post-otlicc Square.

TOR SALE. 4 VERY DESIRABLE
II FRAMED HOUSE, TWO STORIES, AND
CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS. SITUATFD OS
THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREE BE-
TWEEN PLUM AND IIARVIE sTkEETS, r.; w,
yatcy before that day sell at public auction, on FIR
DAY the 10Th day OF October, 1873. at 5 O'Clock
F. w., the property above described. The ot itoh'S
33I5 feet on Cary street. and runs back lSo iJe..
twelve months. oC .
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nor RENT, the STORE and ROOMS Gil
Il above same Broad street between Ninth ~ ~
Possession given at once. hppyln ,.,
1 ''' e MANN S. VALENTINE,
fo,- 1918 Main street.
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TOR RENT. a desirable FAMlL1 s#a
L pEsIDENCE no 12) on First street be- AZ
tween Main AID Cary streets, containing cight
rooms with kitchen with four rooms III pcr!ect
ordnr. pas and wHter on the lot. Possession given
Apply for terms at NO. ~ a pHS'
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BALTIMORE.
RALTIMoRE, October 3.-Wcst Nirginas, BID.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY james NJ. Taylor Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
OHIO corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

of,ca corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
ok BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in
y SQUARE 199 OF THE PLAY u! 9F FomaIR RE,
TTTrEEN GILLIAN AND Mar b a LL
sTREETs, FOR SALE AT AuCTION,sIrWil, De
sold on EDNESDAY tue 9Th DAY OF Or ~ ~
gS73 on the premises, ut falfpast o'clock I. ~.
those desirable LOTS as above located, eacn naVins
front Of 80 feet on Graham street STR, ana r''phs
T,TpTS. Liberal. and made known on day OF
sale. JAMEo III. iAALo.. S 81 ow,
oc4 AnCtloheo.s.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
~ THIS OFFICE
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0elu 3ohGrttBrmemts.
- u
vSERTHEIM 4 sOSES'S
New York Star Variety and Concert
Combination,

Werthcim X Roseu, Managers.
Edwin Frost, Treasurer.
VIII appear at the OPERA HOUSE, on MON
DAY, MARCH 3d, 1873.
The following eminent artlstes will appear:
MADAMOISELLE MARIA POINlER, the
charming and highly Li!ted ballad and operItic
vocalist.
MADAM WILLIS the great scrio comic singer
Mr.. EDGAR STANLEY, the pleasing Tenor
and Basso vocalist.
YOUNG BENT, the celebrated Cornyt solist
from Wa.lack' : Theatre, New ork City.
HERR WILLIS, the woLsiorIul i'm tatur of
Birds and Animals, ana the worlds greatest iiy
iu@ coutortioni-t from the Alhamhra Palace,
London, the grand Opera House, olympic Thea
ire aud Theatre Comique, New York, and the
Howard Athenaeum, Boston. The truly Won
trous performance of this Artist has gained for
him u ", rid wiue reputation, aud in his eXtruGr-
binary and marvellous exhibition he sL, ADS I'M
riya,ed and iuapproachube
Madnnolscne Maria Pointer ana Mr.. Edgar
Stanley H. their celebrated operate and Srrio
Comic Ducts
HERR WERTIIEIM, the reu known solo
volnjst,
- A full and efficient Orchestra under the
direction of Herr Werlheim will render series
of operate selections aud oveuures during the
evening.
Admission, 50 and 50 cts. Reserved, 20 cts.
Seats can be procured days in advance at the
usual places. Doors open AT Z, commence al s.
j. L. THORSDIKE,
Business Agent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22

RAPID RISE IN THE MoNoNGAHELA
RIyER.-PittSburg Feb, 17.-The recen:
heavy rains have caused rapid rise in the
Monongahcla river last night, and at .
O'Clock this morning the current was SO
strong that the coal fleet, consisting of
thirty bargcs and boats, broke from their
fasteuings at Smithfeld street bridge and
moved oil in the current.
The alarm instantly given by the blow
ing Of whistles and other Signals, and every
effort made to save the lives Of the untor-
tupate men who were on board the
canal ieet. Some were saved, but it is re-
ported that several were lost. One man
was seen to be carried under the steamer
Hercules, and one under the Andes. Both
we're floating past on barges, and tried to
! jump on the wheels Of the steamer, but fell
| in the water and went down. The steam
boat V. +. Wilson, lying opposite the foot
/ of Market street, was struck by ashOaiing
barge and turned upon one side. The Oil
! Valley was also cut down. 1t is impossible
TO ascertain at present the extent of the
damage done to property on the river aud
the number of lives lost The river is still
rising rapidly, and at 10. 80 had risen seven,
teen feet, but no danger is apprehended,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22


THE "GuARD" AND THE Town CLOCK.
--As the editor Of the Guard had already
acknowledged The -ialsity of bic statements
iuregard to the payment of the Court
House clock by the county, on which he
based his unwarranted attack on the citi.
zens of Sunhury, we cannot see if we
should even condescend to answer his silly
questions, that it would help him out OF
his dilemma. Had he asked the Chief Bur
CESS, on whose authority he corrected his
unfounded charges, he would have ex-
planned the matter Of the bell ms well as the
clock. In regard to the question whether
"Sunbury is SO much better than Milton
or Shamokin, that she should have the
county pay for Court House. when one
OF these towns offered $40, 900 if it would
be built there" we have only to say that
we consider the question not only stupit!
but malignant. and intended to excite the
envy and prejudices of the ignorant against
this place. No man who has an ounce OF
brains can fail to see that Sunbury is, prac-
tically, the most central point IN the coun-
ty, and can be more readily approached
from all parts of the county than any other
place. But according to the logic of the
editor of the Guard, the convenience and
comfort nf the people has nothing to do
with the matter, that it is simply n
question of dollars and cents, and that if IL
few wealthy nabobs desired to have the
Court House Mt a point to suit themselves,
they might locate the same on the Muncy
Hills or any other remote corner of the
county, without regard To the wishes of
the people, provided they contributed few
thousand dollars more than any one else.
We did not object to his making cotn-
neuts on public affairs" because he was
Il comparative stranger" but being such
he had no right TO SANDER our citizens by
charging them, whether from ignorance or
design, with conduct which he character
izes as shameful" The fact that he is,
as he asserts, "a native born citizen of the
United States" and "of Suubury,n does
not authorize him TO make a native boru''
Ounce Of himself We can assure our
neighbor that he will be perfectly safe in
opening his mouth on any subject this
side of crucitction" or any othe + side,
provided he utters the truth, or when he
writes he does not coufound words become
sacrcd with "hctiOu -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
sUNBURY, FEBRUARY %, 1878.
MR. GRrELEY's WILL. - It is well

MIR. GREELEY's WILL. It is well
known that Mr., Greeley left two wills, il
The second one made, few days before his
death may be called WILL The first will
was made in 1871, and after providing for
his brother and sister, and bequeathng
$4,000 to the "Children's Aid Society,""
left his estate, with the exception Of the
above lagncies, to his Two daughters. The
second will, which was, under the circum-
stances. to cay the least oft, not only an
illegal but discreditable transaction. gave
his entire estate to his oldest daughter, Ida,
out OF which she was to provide for, and
educate her sister Gabrielle. a girl of IL, and
some five or six years younger than her
self. AS the conduct of the executors OF
the first will were severely censurcd, it is
but just that the facts should be known
which were stated by Mr.. Williams, their
counsel before the surrogate, when the
Win of 1872 was withdrawn, The idea OF
substituting an illegal Will for true one,
in order to conceal the fact that Mr.. Gree
" died from the effects of acute mania, is
not ouly foolish, but dangerous and unius-
tifablc. The fact that Mr.. Greeley was
insane, weeks before his death,s no discre-
dit TO his character or memory. and the at
tempt to conceal fact SO well known, was
simply absurd. The remarks of Mr.. Will
liams will be found on our first page.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22

The snow is twenty feet deep on the
mountain side in Utah, and Little Cotton
wood is ia great danger Of slides. \ Utah
southern train which has been blockaded
since Saturday, arrived ut salt Lake City on
Monday night.
BoTu Houses of Congress assembled
in Joint Convention of last week To count
and declare the Electoral votes for Presi.
dent and Vice President Of the United
States. There being two sets Of electors
returned from Louisiana and Arkansas,
neither was counted. Thele were 2SS elec-
toral votes for Grant aud Wilson, and &c
Tor the combined opposition, aud Ii no;
counted. Grant and Wilson declared
elected President and Vice PRESIDENT of
the United States, for four years commenc-
ing March 4th, 1873.
AN Act relating to rates of interest in
this Commonwealth is al present attract
ing the attention OF our Legislators. The
following is part of the act as presented for
considerations:
SEC. l. Bs it enucted by the Senate
and House of Representatives OF the CDm-
mouwealth of Pennsylvania in General
! Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted
by the authority Of the same.-That from
! and after the passage Of this act it shall
and may he lawful for any person or cor
! poralion within this Commonwealth Ia
! contract to pay or reserve discount ut any
rate and to contract for payment and re-
ceipt Of any rate OF interest not exceeding
| twelve per cent. per annum, prOrldod,
/ however, That no greater rate OF interest
than six per centum per annum shall be
recovered in any action except when the
agreements to pay such greater rate OF III
terest shall be in writing"
Preparations are being actively made tol
the inauguration of the President. The
cadets from the military and naval acade
mics will be present aud will accupy pro-
minent positions. They will bein uniform
bringing with them the paraphernalia o
their institutions. 1t is estimated tina
there will be six thousand troops, regula
and volunteer, in the procession. A gen
eral reception at .he Presidential Mansion
will follow, and grand ball in the evenln;
will close the Obseryances Of the occasion
ELECTION IN READING.-The election
for city officers and on the Local Option
, question, took place in Reading last Fri
day. The Republicans elected the Mayo
by 29I majority; also, the City Auditor
ono Alderman, and both branches of tn
! City Couucils, gaining Is Councilmen.
z On the quection of license or no license
: the vote stood 1881 for license to 22l
> against--giving majority Of 1915 for
cense,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-22
Public snIe OF Personal Property.

WILL b. offered AT public sale, on the prem
w iscs OF the undersigned, in Lower Au-
gusta township, Northumberland county. Pa, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l2, 1853,
The following personal property. to VT: One
Mare, three-year old Cot, two oue-year
Colts, 2 Mich Cows, Hcifer, fresh in the
spring, ycarlinEs, l breeding sow, shoats,
two-horse sled, 1.-TWO horse wagon, l new corn
shelter, of the latest Improvement, tanning
mill, p'ow, l cultivator, ! harrow, , sr,ts of
double harness, and many other farming uten-
sis too numerous to mention. Also, a lot of
choice oats by the bushel a lot Of early rose po-
tatocs by the bushel, hay VIII he sold by the ton
or less, to suit purchasers, lot of seasoned yell
low pine boards, &c.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said
day. when the conditions will be made known by
fe 22 81. LEONARD NEIDIG.