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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23

she above s.sSenent is a true and correct tr@-
ssrips fSon the books of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
,. j. RooX Secretary.
STATE og Lorl-lSTs,i
o'drsh of Orleans city of New Orleans. }
SU orn 10 and subscribed before this twenty
fifth siav of March 1873.
P. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public, No $40 Gravi-r street.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay SIX
PER CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
of scrip on and after MONDAY, May u, 1873, said
scrip to be then converted into capital stocE, as
per amended charter of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
ANT CARRIERS, Wee President
j. o. Hurx, Secretary
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CAPITAL, 2jOO,OOOo

CAPITAL, 25OO,OOOo
(Strictly FIRE.
Parties desrOus of insurance have the privilege
OF making two half yearly payments, and are an.
titled to equal portion of the dividends at tht
end of the year or in lieu thereof to the usual
bate. Insures against fire risks exclusively, iP
city or country at the lowest rates OF premiums
D. LEUBRIE. President
O. s. ASCH,
Superintendent of AGeHCjeo
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INSURANCE.,

MERCHANTS 1IUTEAI INSURANCE
GOMPASY OF NEW ORLEANS.
k0t. -Caaat streeS.....-........s b%
sIGHTABxTH AEHUAL sTsTbnEET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23

st y sie.tins eff the Board of Directors held al
the tenth day of June 1872 it was resolved to pas
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT o,
the net earned participating premiums for the yea
ending Nay 81, 1872, payable on the third M0nd:s,
Of July next. Also, to pay demand ten per cent
Interest TO the scrip holders upon conversion o.
their scrip into capital stock, per amended char
tar of the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23

The above statement iusS trle and eupIac,
srs1seU.t ts"rN TN. book. of the company.
PAUL FuURCHY, Pros$s5Ir
q S0~s s.cgetsrv.
sTsTH Ue SoTieisaA
Parish OF sJII, ara,
City OF New Orleans
asp'. 80 sua subscribed before the tausF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

Our VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GoLp.-A CORE
spondent sends some remarks upon Senator
Sherman's late speech and on the gold ques-
ton. We print his commentator the Sepa-
tors estimate of the gold supply and upon
his scheme for resumption
"The main features thereof seem to be in
spired by the dogma so frequently pub
lishcd by that cmnen. tinancier the late
Horace Greeley, 'thc way to resume is to
resume which is all well enough if resump-
ton, with certainty Of immediate sllspen-
sion, is desirable. The way to pay specie is
to have specie to pay with. Mr.. Sherman
estimates the entire amount Of coin in tho
country, in the treasury, banks, California,
and boarded, at S200.000,000.
The Treasury hold; 800, 100000 in coin,
and the banks, bankers, and individuals in
the United States hold $50, 900, 600 of United
States coin certificates, which is not coin.
The Pacific Slope, it is estimated, employs
Sl5,000,000 coin for all purposes.
The amount of coin visible, and of which
we were In the practice Of taking account
daily therefrom, amounts to SS0,0O0,0O0.
Now as to the amount boarded, we deem it
libel on the intelligence and enterprise Of
the American people for MIR. Sherman orany
one else to suppose them capable of hoard
ing from SlG0, 100000 to Sl20,000,000 of
coin, when they have had the opportunity
during the last ten years of selling it at
from ITO to 2S0 OIL the dollar. If there be
misers and insane persons enough in the
country to hide away that amount Of gold
through such circumstances, Mr.. Sherman
can rest assured that they will hold on to it
with more tenacity than ever when the same
is at par.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
BY Wellington Goddiu.
Atctior.ecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank s,,oo,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAR.
Esr hfE As rE tifY 81 s
tue Of deed OF trust bearing dale on the nd VI:
June, 1895 eSecuted 70 me subscribers by Me-
Kent, Paine & Col. and their wives uiS st!e q
IN Richmond Hastings Court on the ?sh IF ynA
1909, we or either OF us, win. in execution tbs,
and with the approval Of the surviving rar,rs.t'
proceed to sell at public auction, on the preri.s
the order advertised on THURSDAY. eth Of pe,nn
airy. 1873. at IL O'Clock NJ. ~ fair: If not on e
fair day thereafer.l the following truly valr.s,s'
REAL EsTATE-yiz.: 'A'Uz"e
First. That very valuable LOT on tho south ia.
of Main between Eleventh and Twelfth 49,. "
fronting ics feet. running back lSi feet 10 an ALI:
and open court, on which formerly stood tho IT,
dry goods store Of Kent, Paine 6 Go. This i,t :.
subject to perpetual grounti-rrn, Of ,xe t :,
Second. The LARG + 'THREE-ST0RY Hprrr
BUILDING In rear OF the above, now orc,,,sed ,s
tobacco factory by George $. Prince, fronting 81
9la feet to an alley twelve feet wide '''''
Third. The VACANT LAND on the east Of s,n
factory, extending to Twelfth street. fronting a.n,
lis feet on the north side Of Cary street and rhnnr,
back ola feet 10 the said aforementioned alloy.
Fourth. The LOT III rear of the rst-,Beatloro,
lot. fronting about 20 feet Oh iwo alleys, running
Fifth. The LOT with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon in rear Of the Ballard House, fronting On
the north side Of Cypress alley 81 feet, AMI lt0 m
from its intersection with Mayo street and running
back 50 feet.
Maps Of the foregoing property will lie exhibited
at the hour OF sale which VIII lie subdivlded 20 snl
purchasers.
Taking into consideration the location Of tho
above real estate. II seldom occurs that SD much
really valuable property is offered at auction IN he
most business part of The city.
The attention OF capitalists IL particularly Gale,
10 this sale.
TEKMs: One fourth cash balance nj four. cgh'.
and twelve months In equal instruments for negcti..
bic notes bearing six per cent. per alinuD seCu.ri
by trust deed. Tho taxes for the present veg, 10
be paid by the purchasers.
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
RO. II. IlUWISrS.
IA l7-caw2wtd tds Trustee
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~v....sr Probabilities.

WAsH,scroS, January 22.--For New Eng
land winds veering to northerly and easterly
ON Thursday with increasing cloudiness. For
the Middle States falling barometer, fresh and
brisk northerly to easterly winds, cloudy
weather, and rain except for northern por'
ton probably snow. For the South At
}antic and Eastern Gulf States easterly 70
son,hcriy winds. falling barometer. rising
temperature, aud rain. For the Western
Cult States and uortbward 10 Wisconsin ana
Minnesota rising barometer, falling tempen-
tyre. fresh and brisk eas.erly to northerly;
winds. and clear and clearing weather, ana
these conditions extend eastward during the
dav over probably Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee, and the western portion OF Geor-
,,i. end Florida.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-Senate.--The
bin abolishing the rank Of admiral and vice
admiral in the navy was passed, and goes to
the President. Mr.. West presented the Gre
dentials Of Messrs. Mcmillan and Ray, the
contestants for Mr.. Kellogg's vacancy. The
credentials were referred to the Committee
on Elections and Privileges. The bill for
war sloops was passed with amendments
80 to S. a bill, to take effect LIST Of July,
abolisling the ranking privilege was passed.
Adjourned.
House.--So action was had OH the bill to
admit Colorado. The bill providing for COM
missioners OF commerce was tablsd--12l to
o.
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Washington ItetliA

WASHINGTON. january s2.-Colonel Car,
rington, president OF the James River ana
kar,awhn eanal, denies that ne said there
was conflict between the work which he
was fostering and the Atlantic and GREAT
Western canal. He Gays there Is not and
never can be any conflicting interests be-
tween the two great enterprises.
The Committee Of Ways and Means INFORM
Secretary Boutwell, that they do NOT propose
any new legislation for the negotiation OF
United States bonds.
The Committee on Privileges and Elections
commence the Louisiana investigation al 10
O'Clock Tomorrow morning, probably with
open doors. A large number Of witnesses
have arrived.
The President today nominated to the
Senate Mr.. Fowler as postmaster ut Milledge-
worth, Ga, aud Mrs. Bice as postmaster of
Grenada, Miss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

Quilted States Senatorial Elections.
NEVADA.
VIRGINIA CITY, January 21.--The Legis-
latare this morning, voting separately,
elected John P. Jones United States Senator.
Tue Legislature, In joint session tomorrow,
will officially promulgate the vote.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 22.-Roscoe Conklipg
was elected United States senator from New
York to-day.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, January e2.-R. J. O.lcshy
wcs to-day elected senator from Illinois.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, January 22.-The first ballot for
s.nator resulted Gordon, s. Stephens, II
Hill, 35; Fielder, s; Alderman. II. Second
GORDON, 81; Stephens, II. Third and fourth,
g.. hens gained. Fifth: Gordon. ll2; Ste
SIP sha. Sc Alderman, I. Stephens will pro.
p si,.t, to Congress from the Eighth dis
t uoS s ~ by the death of General 4. r.
Wright. .;,, IF tho se,otors ord
r.nras.rto,iro NC spon the eighth congres.
sional district, held tomb 80 renuastad uon
in the chair, unanimously \ for Tonaress
Alexander II. Stephens to stan. a,ror Mr
All the candidates decline In bis ,.;,i be
Stephens accepts the nomination an. Tto
elected TO Congress without doubt. .h ho
Governor will Issue his proclamation for !. ~
election without delay.
.air. StepheDs's health Is improving. His
nomination gives universal satisfaction.
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The FRINGE Imnersai.

LONDON, january 22.-lt is reported here
that conference has been he'd at Chisel-
hurst, and that it was decided that the En-
press Eugene and Prince jerome Napoleon
should be political guardians of the Prince
Imperial during his minority, SO as to he
better able TO direct any movement in bis
favor. 1t is said that no manifesto announc-
ing the intention Of tue Bonapartists will be
issued, nor will any proclamation lie pub
lished. The Prince Imperial will not be
called Napoleon but will be Known as Count
Pierreferd. He has adopted as his motto
Strength but not impaticDcc."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
Execution of Communists.

PARIS, January a2.-Fenonilly, Decamps,
and Benot, the condemned Communists,
were shot early this morning on Satory
Plain. Fenonilly died without uttering a
word. Decamps's last words were, 81 die
assasSipated. Down with false witnesses, law
yers, and THEIRS" Beuot died cheering the
Republic, the Commune, and the army. Only
one volcy was fired, as all died instantane-
ously. There were but few spectators on
the ground to witness the execution.
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From Sap Francisco.

SAN FRAsr,seo, January Reinforce
ments are moving against Captain Jack
Fourteen dead whites were left on the recent
battlefield.
The surveying parties of the Pacific rail-
road, east and west, met last Thursday al
Arizona City.
The clipper.ship Voting America arrived
here from Liverpool in ninety days; the
fastest trip ever recorded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs'
No. lib Main strect.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT.
RICHMOND, BY AUCTInN.-Dy virtue Of ihg
,isicus Of certain deed OF trn.t beating dc,h
the 9Th day of July, ISL, from Tho Virginia anfri'
and Wine Company n the undersigned. trustee
duly recorded In the ONCE of the clerk ~ t'ehr'''
County Court, TO SECURE the atmert OF :um VI
tion Of said trust living thereto required by tie
beneficiary therein securetD sell by aucon on ""
premises, en- MONDAY, sd Jay OF February, r. 3D.
said deed. consisting Of FORTY ACRES or
HiGHLY-IMPROYED LAND: forming aI1I% .,
square, with the usual NURSERY Btihn.
lNGS, aud large and beautiful grove oil 'a ,
trees, the former site of the dwclng-hou>", 81.
ltcd In M attractive LOCALITY, near tie aGrirnl-
tlral Fair Grounds, on the Hermitage roaI Lniu'
lar drvc), within one mile and quarter -, Tue lN
OF Richmond; on which land there Is No" Eio"'"1
nursery stock estimated n follows: a
100000 tnrce-year old APPLE TREES 40
feet high. ,s.,
$4,000 two-year old APPLE TREES 80 ''e'
high. ,,.,. g.,
$4,000 one and tw O. yenr cid PEAR TREEs'''o
5000 two an and three-year old PEAR TREES, $40
A full line Of Of CHERRY, APRICOT, and NEG
TARINE. TREES. ,,,xr.
And q general assortment Of GRAPE NiAhs,
SMALL FRUITS, ASPARAGUS BEDS. ana 'u'H
other stock usually found III t!rst-class llnrsti'
The Hermitage Nursery Is the Oldest IN as rI
Virginia aud has an established trade through w
ginia and North Carolina, and j. nhsur9ssen u ~,
nursery III The country Cor reliability i,.d AJf, ~
Of It's stock. 1t produces tle nnest nRtp III.
grown in the United States It's sell aud tbe H.
ness Ut the c!mate enable nurserymen 10 ll.n1, a.
trees In Two years fully equa, to the" SIu". Il
PENNSYLVANIA and New York Ia t!rc !eal., "a
afford digging an,ishIppirg sctson almost Nh,
ont the winter months. Situated hesr t, y n.
Limits III growing city, It's pufchsse W. ,,r~rT
haurisomc Investment indercldrE. OF The nu''f'!
stock. ,,,.s q
TERMS Enough In cash 10 Gefray The sSreh,is', I
executing this trust and 10 pay oil ia ne;;pllam
notes for one thousand collars each, with bier,
thereon Ut the rate OF twelve per cent. per ah''h"
from the Goth June, l31z, until paid; tr trsu"S ~
such terms ~ shall be ANNOUNCED at lhe ileo 'A'
j. 4. RICHARDSON,
RALEIGH I. DANIEL.
Trustees.
RICHARDSON ( Co, Real Estate aucuohe'r'
DC 30
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Illness OF an Eminent Diviuc, &c

LONDON, January pa dispatch from
Genoa says TINT Rev. Edward B. Persev,
D. D., the wellkuown English divine, is
dangerously i'll in that city. His friends
have been tclegraphed for and are Fastening
to his bedside. Or. Persey is now in his
seventy-third year.
The remains Of Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt-
ton will be buried at knebwolth tomorrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

4 no IBg Grubsu AitFabfafns, g
q3 Aucssonaafs ana Red Esfate Agents,
u, at,.s,i.t f,<,y.rc@r EfsfY, and Hank

g.- -
TRUSTEES SALE. OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE ESTATE IN AMELIA
COUNTY KNOWN AS "HOLLY HILL.s,gy
virtue OF, deed Of trust executed by Richard y.
Chafn and wife TO the lutte John q. Williams. as
trustee dated 18th March, 1850 and duly recordedin
the clerks offer of Anelin County Court, the uil-
dergned who haze been snisstitntee as trustees IN
required by the present holders Or the debt. win sell
at auction, In sftoft of AIpela cottrt-hpnse, On
WEDNESDAY, seth February, 1919. at II o'clock
NJ the valuable estate above referred to-.
ft lies zine creek. about four to FIVE miles
ioiuing the lands Of a. Fowiks, K. Brown. j: a.
Vaughan and others. and contains ONE THOU,
SAND AND THfRTY-SEVEN AND THREE
UARTER, ACRES.
le buildings ARE said to be lne and extensive. and
there Is good orchard This is reputed to be avery
TmWMs: I.ash, j. o. STEGER,
r NJ. NJ GILLIAN, ~.
i.s4s.t+s = Substituted Trustees.
.GRUBBs &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
4, o3so3. os. Feb I.d.7,lB, 1870, 1913
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
by Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS OF VALU ABLE
" FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of HenricO entered
in the suit Of Bakers guardian rs Baker aud dls on
the 18th day Of January Is 3, will sell In front Of
the county courthouse. corner Main aud Twenty
second streets, in the city of Richmond, on MON
the dc.!rable FARM of which William Baker Uicd
seized heing about fifteen miles below The city Of
Kichmond, on the Charles City road. The farm
contains some three hundred and thirty acres. Il
large portion nf which lies IN Charles City county,
and adoins the farm and residence of DR.. ". A.
Pe;trDIin. There Is 4 good framed dwelling on the
farm In very good order, with other numerous out
buildings. and there Is also valuable bed Of mai
upon the land,
TEKES: ne.fourth cash balance In equal install
mcnts at SIX twelve and eighteen months for Eego-
table notes interest added and title retained TIL al
purchase MONEY Is paid and conveyance ordered by
rrcurt ROBERT STILES,
/, ~ Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

CHARGE OF BRIBERY IN THE Missouri LEG1s-
LATURE.-&. Louis, January 2l.-The testi-
mony taken by the Senatorial Bribery Inves-
tigation Committee in secret session last week
at Jefferson City closed at Il late hour last
night. Quite number of witnesses were
examined, but nothing directly duplicating
any candidate was elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

A colored man in Lebanon, KY, was left
sick and tied to his bed for two days, while
bis family went to spend Christmas. When
they returned he was dead and frozen stiff.
They remarked that he couldn't be in bet
ter shape to box.
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iehna,,d 1lspatfk:
rs,,RsDaY, JANUARY 50. 1879.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
s,ae,, ant, ssoney MarIsets.

NV YosK, January 22.-MoneF c''sc"
.,sv At 4.os. Sterling strong at ~ 10 ~,
Gold, 1lss. Governments Irregular "'''
sower. States dull and firm.
BALTIMORE, January s2.-Virs'n'a. conso's'
ss, West vnytnh's, Is. North Carolina
81. old. 81: new, IA; special tax, 9. Bids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

The Cuban residents Of Key West, Flori-
ds, have presented General Melchor Aguero,
who successfully landed troops and NUM-
tons of war on the island of Cuba from the
Edgar Stuart, with four houses and appurte-
nances and large amount of money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
Nex York Items,

New York, January 22.-The decision in
the case of Foster, the "car-hook" muir.
derer, seems to depress Stokes very much.
The steamers Columbia and Crescent City,
of the Havana line, have been seized for
debt. The Moro Castle will be seized upon
arrival
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
Editorial Change.

Especial telegram to ths Disnatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, january 22.Major Baker
P. Ice retired from the editorial charge of
che Norfolk Journal this A. NJ, having
formed an engagement with the Richmond
Enquirer. He will leave for your city to-
morrow. ..@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

WANTED, FIFTY CoLORED MINERS
w for the New Lisbon Coal Mines, In Ohio.
High wages paid. This lot Is to work with the hands
particulars upply ut oncet
j. p. JUsTIS. Labor Age.t
al6 No. o Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and hucttoncer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

T7OR SALE AT AUCTION. 4 LOT.
L WITH FRAME TENEMENT THEREON,
AND-ViCANT LOT ADJOINING. ON THE.
SOITH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEhhL l
OPPOSITE EBESEZFR CHURCH.--h The re-
uucst OF the heirs and administrator Of Desers B.,l-
lee vii sell AT auction. IN the premises. on Moh
DAY the nth OF January, 1873, at CLOCK I; o,' Tie
4, ~, ri. hucttoncer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
spnaua Ray Ccrnuany.

New York, January 22.-The stockhold-
ers of the SANTANA Bay Company met to-day
in this city, accepted the report of the COM
missioners, and elected officers for the year,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %, 1879.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer
chandlse and passengers. L. B. Tatum, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. a
BALTIMORE, January al.-Schooner Flying Sc,id.
Owens.
BY TELEGRAPH. s
FORTRESS MONROE, January 2a.-The United
States steamship Powhatan dropped down this III
tcrnOon from Norfolk, and Is awaiting the arrival
of the monitor saugus, which she viii convey 10
hey West in n few days.
Sailed bark st. Jorgesbea and brig j. F. Erickson,
for New York the latter just from Rio, for orers.'
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~; 1s..-...,...s I,o,sd 81, she street.

sa,,s.ss, sasuxsnaas sngDsspss
At.. 1ssn,A. Va, January as.--Mrs. Harriet
fowje TAYLOR, wife Of Charles S. Taylor, and
daughter Of the late William Fowle. ST.,
dronped dead on King street about 0 T. NJ.
If heart disease. She was sister Of John B,
Danperfeid.
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eGsg4ez.jss a,By Lyme % BFotheg,
e,.. Real Observation-Disclosures,
Jcre Nfngr1 AZ rfsck s....sr 4 u
SALE OF A FARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FARM
" in HEERTCO COUNTY ABOUT ~
LAMB ROAD-Pursuant IN decree OF the t!rcnlt
Court of HeIrico county entered ON The soin % San
nary 1874 In suit OF D1fn 49, Lyme ana Gt8 shali
sel In front of the county House of HeDric9 on
MONDAY the ad day Of February, 1871, at ~ O'Clock
M, the FARM mentioned In said decree Gontamng
TH'O HUNDR ED AND SEVEN hGEEs, l hhEE
lands az Mfs. Eiiiy GrovEr and others, now owned
and occupied by Mr.. A. r. RofIln. The lsHh IS OF
very good soil andlies WE'LL With very good
ments. -, -, :. 80, ty,o
upo a credit Of three six. and nine months, WIN
Interest first credit note to be secured by personal
indorscr title retained til MI Of purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered BY the court: ~
p' iN' Ii. A. ATKINSON,
70 Special Commissioner. :,
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*
or AHGsTlON 29AEK4. ffhfS,ra -.
->~~~~~>>~~e>ss>rS- ~1CasAOsOS~LHAs
!. sFss ~ Bfsi NsD4sN; 90 !
Aacsicnecr and Red fstats Assps
corner Of Eleventh, and Main rtsasl
rT1RUSTEEs SALE m v.r,, !, !.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALys D, /,
: molgyWigELLIEg ;H e CokTAfNING aIeas
NEAR NADISOE.--By yirtue on. a $3.50, oi ahLEf
trnst dated the I'd day or March, Ees. AMI Sses y
recorded in the Clerks Office OF The Hus,nSsasansY
IL the cny OF aiehrnond and being 20 fe1,, sSsi
trustee therein named proceed 10 sell ri Iata. ss
uon, on the premises, at O'Clock r. II ON nm soe-
NEeDAY the goth day Of January, E7a. thai v, 20.
and running back $50 feet bttween rss,i,s, nfer
70 an alley, aud the large and valuable Ep ne
DWELLING and ontbouses thereon. D"i'k
TERMS: Cash, 50, 900: balance, 1lego,;,l,o
Interest added ut SIX, twelve, and eighteen ms'
secured by deed Of trust n''n'p,
CHASTAIN WHITE. Tyr...,
Sale conducted by .. S.FDAyIs, Anctions..
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By ". fioddil

.GRuBBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
n e5=23, q, Feb. l.a.7,lg.l5.2o, 1888 Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

BY Cook d Laugf'nn. AuctOneers.
- corner. Governor and Franklin streets. f..
FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASS
Il WARE, NOTIONS, SHOWCASES. STORE
FIXTURES. &C. Al AUCT1ON.-The proprle
tors of the Auction Razar. No. $40 Marshall street.
intending to makea change In business, Will sell at
auction on THURSDAY the ed instant, al 10
o'clock. their entire STOCK and FIXTURES, con-
sIstnF Of ..
BEDSTEADs, MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, TIN
Large iot Of CR0CKERY, GLASSWARE, -
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C.,
One large AWNING, complete;
Two large SHOWCASES. STOVES,
COUNTERS, SHELVING, &C., &c.
~ COOK & LAUGHTON,
ia22 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
Election Ola MaYor.

fArAssAH, GA, January 22.-The Demo.
e,ats To-day elected Anderson Mayor ard
lie entire Board of Alderman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

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