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H1eeiNs's Doe.-(Max Adeler.l-It was

HIeGlNs's Doe.-[MaX Adeler.]-1t was
great many years ago, at camp-meeting, that
Brother Higgins, a good man, but passion.
ately fond Of dogs, came In one day accom-
mnied by O biack-and-tan hound. Some
body asked him to address the congregation,
and he mounted the stand for the purpose,
while his dog sat down upon his launches,
immediately in front, looking at his master.
In the midst of the discourse, which enter.
tanned us much, another dog came up, and
after a few sociable shifts at Brother ,Hig.
gins's dog began to examine the hind leg OF
the latter with his teeth, apparently for The
purpose of. ascertaining il it was tender,
An animated contest ensued. and one OF the
congregation came forward for the purpose
Of separating heanimals. His efforts were
not wholly successful. He would snatch at the
leg of Higgins's dog, but before bis hand got
Gbere the yellow dog would be on that side,
and would probably take All incidental and
cursory bite at the deacon's hand. Brother
Higgins paused in his discourse, and watched
the deacon. Then he exclaimed, "Spt in
bis eye. Brother Thompson; spit iii, the
hounds eyei" Brother Thompson did, and
The fight ended. "sBut I just want to say
continued MIR. Higgins, "that outside OF the
sanctuary that dog Of mine can eat up any
salmon-colored dog in the State, and then
chaw up the bones of its ancestors for four
generations without turning q hair g. You
understand me? se-a e.
The services proceeded. T- -,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK, July .-Cotton-Estimated net receipts
500 hsleS ssOoA INV s.Cottor steady middiings,
,ssmiac !: low niddInss, Ist@lssc. good ordinary:
iSc. ordinary, 4@l5c: net receipts, Sls P Sa1es
gross sol baes sales 800 6ades and a
,,rGinary. I2sc; good ordinary, 15tc.; low mid.
dngs. Inc middngs sc;i net r1es rec, ,ls
bales eross 6s5 bales les s z'0 oa'e' last
&C GALVESTON, July Section dull and nominal
good ordinary 15tc; net receipts 81 bales exports
eoastwise, 20 bales; sales, SO bales; stock, l,7a2
sasioguE F. july s.-Cotton dull; middlngs, 1870
net recelpts IS bales exports Coastwise, $50 bales
sates eco bales stock, 3,TA bales. IrH - 5.e5
BALTIMORE, July .a.-Cotton dull middilngs,
eotc.; gross receipts % bales exports coastwse
SAyANNAH, July s.-Cottonf dull; ), niddlings,
a!c net receipts, SO bales gross receipts, l2s oaes
sales 200 bales: stock, 10000 bales. 80
! MEMPHIS, July s.-Cotton firm and in good de-
nand; low niddngs, III Isc-; receipts, Id bales
shipments. 1871 bales; stock, 1902 bales. !. -,
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New York Items.

/ NEW York, July 8.-The cuStom-houst
receipts to-day were S465,oOO.
The specie shipments for tomorrow are
half a million. II .r-H~.s,. = -.....y
I The Tigre.s, which intends to 60. after the
Polaris, has four feet Of water in her hold
and is leaking badly. ..., rep. ..
] Wanderer won the two-and-a-half mile
race at Monmouth Park to-day. Time
4:34S. Hon. JEFF. Davis and General Wade
Hampton attended the race. Beatrice won
the halfmile race for two-year olds. Time
So seconds. 80 .'...,.s ,,.~. 81, So. ..
Hon. JEFF. Davis will remain in this city
for some time. ' ".'-. -.'t.- '..
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z DoMxsr7c Scene m DAEBuRY.--ti)a nnuryf
NS,os.] IF q tash of light could have oeen
shot over. Danbury just as tne ram COM.
menced TO descend on SUNDAY Mgae.Sat
would have revealed the most asfoundltg
sirht ever witnessed here. 1t IS estimated
that three hundred barc-legged lnea and
bows. end about two hundred fnadequatelT-
clS,hed women were at one time struggling
across wet stoops and through impenesrHble
darkness with most astonishing variety OF
f,Ifs. boilers, pals, aud barrels to catch the
ra.n.water. Everything that could be EN-,
plssed for that purpose was brought out, and
as there bsd been no rain in six weeks, and
tho sto0Ts were slippery, and there was no
time to lose, the natural confusion. OF legs,
language, and utensils was something re-
markabie. One man on Franklin street, who
Was dashing outdoors with two tubs and
boiler, lost his foothold, and, sliding across
the stoop, went of into an open hafchWay,
:down stairway, and half way across his
,eeller, the tubs and boilers arriving about
the same time. 1t was some twenty minutes
before he could converse. A fieshy gentle
man, named Hayes, lost his balance While on
"a chair to fix the conductor. and fell into q
tub that he didn't know was there, and the
peigbbors were Obliged to carry both him
self and tub into the house to'get them
apart-a Job that was considerably aggra-
waited ,by the promiscuouS profanity ana
abuse which he levelled at everybody during
the operation. a boy on Seventh street ran
against o portico.post with such force as TO
render him unconscious, and the moment ne
came to he conceived the idea that bis father
had kicked him. AS he didn't run back
wards against. the post, the impression APP
pears all the more remarkable. There were
other accidents the same night, but what
renders the affair peculiarly painful is tue
fact that not one woman was In any way in
jared We don't understand that.-Dan6ury
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The Credit iIObiLier Suits.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 8.-Sixty-two de-
PENDANTS in the Credit-Mobilier suits have
entered personal appearances in the United
States District Court before Judge Shipman,
They moved that The bill be dismissed as re,
CARDS themselves on the ground of want of
jurisdiction of the court, the defendants re-
siding inthe southern district Of New York.
The motion to dismiss will be argued at the
September term of the court. Eigbty-seven
other defendants appeared by counsel.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July s.-For the South At
lantic States on Wednesday, southwest
winds, cloudy weather, and occasional rains,
followed in the afternoon by northwest
winds and clearing weather. 3D., .t,'@ ~
For the Middle States, continued rain dur
ing Tuesday night, followed by northwest
winds and clearing weather on Wednesday.
T! For New England, southeast winds, back
ing to northeast, with threatening weather
and occasional rain. - q -"fa ~it.
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Heavy Rntn and Great Damage to Pro
tF-' u.s. ~ 49, ~ s-Tqttft.fiSssai

perry, DE. b, t-.f ,o IN. ~
,a' JACKsoHyILLE2 ILL.,, July Twelve and q
quarter inches of water fell between. IL and
o'clock this morning. Bridges have been
swept aWgy, and great damage has been done
to tbeJcrops. The spring wheat is fiat on
the ground. The winter wheat, which had
been harvested, IS sproutipg.s It. Is flooded
on the lowlands and damaged ON the high
lands. as'es-i''i'f titss.fss 3iatItq en pa3
III ClS0lNNATI, July .8.---Heayy rain has fallen
throughout the regions Of the recent storms,
covering "a portion Of Ohio, Indiana, Ken
tucky, and further west. The crop reports
are gloomy. iI-ITfas !f1atsgk
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS July s.--The His
souri, river is higher from the recent rains
thaugwas, ever known. ~ /. ,)f,yl,,s. /
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Zinc Kcnsueky I,ibrar-y Lottery

LOUISVILLE, July S.-The third drawing
of the Kentucky Library Lottery commenced
at O'Clock this morning. Itwas announced
that all the tickets had been sold and the
drawing was full-the scheme distributing
100000. 80,
No. 21,764 drew $4,000. No. 10,55o drew
So, 600. No. ,I4S drew $4,000. NO. 0,b3e
drew $50, 900, No. 81, 1913 drew S1O0,O0O.
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nexter Park Races. ,

DEXTER T ARK, July S.-Sensation won the
A GOO stake American Girl won the first
beat. i Time 200, 2:26l, ,2:254, 2:2s.
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Mexico,

EsY4 rls~a.s
+ CRY OF MrxIco, July /, sv,tia HAVANA
July s.-The revolution in Yucatan is ex
in stlte Of siege. ! ''sS..'& -
Elections for members of the Mexican
Congress will be held on the 9th instant
Indications are that majority of the next
Congress viii be opposed TO the Administers
tion. u q 40. ,,.l !,
- No excitement was created over Colonel
McKenzie's raid. .ezat:ls q.
a4 The, Mexican press are urging the Govern.
ment TO confer the rights of citizenship upon
foreigners without compelling them to re.
nounee their nationality. ss{ .l XXX
s3 The telegraph between Ninatithn and
Vera Cruz has been completed F,
The Indians of chihuahua are on the
.Ysrpatb aud have killed several citizens.
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10 ,IITT,rf,RE MARKETS..

!, BALTIMORE, July s.--F'lour dull and unchanged.
Wheat nnet. and isteady. Corn-whtte southern,
sSc yellow Southern, &c. Oats-sou,herp 5ollssc
rye quiet, steady, and u1changed Proylsons {.
,th sides. 1Oc. clear rj-sidcs, l0f9l03c: sugar
cured hams. 14s@lsac. Lard dull atss@stc West
prn butter unchanged. w niskey quiet anu steady,
93c Sugar unchanged, .ssus,.s.f Y..a..34 ,fJ7F
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

rl,... England. ,t.tyi "s.f't
LONDON, July S.-Eighteen Norwegians,
belonging TO the German Arctic Navigation
Company g service, who were left on spitz-
bergen, were found dead by the party which
went to their relief. g. s. H. q : :
a, "a 1t . ,Io5., France 80. ~
- PaRIs, July 9.-The duel between M.
.Ranc, the communist, and NJ. De Cassasnac,
the famous duellist and editor, resulted I'M
both being wounded, De Cassagnac seri-
ously.s' - = All dst;lG TE4Y } EfzEg,
+ al In 1911 DaSpatn. j r. asa, {
f. BAgoSyE, July s. don Carlos has ordered
the arrest OF the Cure Of Santa Cruz. 81
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nv telegraph.
sEw YORK MARKETS.

NrwYonK. Juiy scotton dull and a nSssn snd
saiSs oo wSSi.ey In fair reauest ut Wheat
seseS a ,rihe fr1ner.' Com active and snaae
frmer Pork trmer and unsettled AZ siI
Lard stronger. Nayals, taoW, anu lrelsnes sesaoS
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CINcINNATI MARK TS.

t,rycrySAT1, July si-Flour firm; ss.75@3sz
Cpr,I dtilI. Provisions nrm and active. Pork firm
Lard quiet and hrn; steam, St.; 1oD.
hing sales at SIC. Bacon in good demand snouiaels
scarce at &c.: clear rib, 9iG10a@1oc; clear s,oes
held ut l0c rWhiskey firm at CSC. y - 1is!;J'E s
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The Cholera.

SCINCrSEATI,I July S.-There have been no
new cises Of cholera reported since O'Clock
yesterday. on !. E}gl ~
MENpng, .Juiya8.-0ne cholera-death to-
daYi -.
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InIrIGVILLE MARKETS.

LouIsvILLE July s-Flour In fair deIlala s ang
unchanged. Corn In good dem and ana hrnl AZ oSJe
Sac, sacked ~ Pork $3.50 Bacon frmer snoul-
ders shade; sides. lvt0lotc., packed Lara-uefce
0G0tc.; kegs, 1o@Iosc.; steam, Ste ,,a8 -a.t q h
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children Drowned.

BALTIMORE, July ,s.-Two boys, aged re,
spectively four and nine years, were droW
last evening while bathing. /
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sTI.nIIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS July s-Flour firm Corn IN tnt n,. ae.
and and firms No. mixed S, 49, r sfc eesi
r;b Ssg5loc: clear sides, lO@ofc. Lard d'ili ano
nnmirial Whiskey dull s7ae1ssc. =. - t-H
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COMMERCIAL.

;r !, I'm T AND, FLOUR. EXCHANGE,
.,..s ,...ga Tuesday, sulyiss .sS.s ''s'it''7
* 80, y,,r OFFERINGS. Nv lia5 r't,y
WHEAT. White 17s bushels new. hed' % o''sh-
Corn Ycllow, 200 bushels 4, ,:4ssf ~ 40,
J -" SALES. f,.st,, ~ ;sfE 3a3H
1917, white. 45 bushels new, very good at
a aTa Ye,Iow, SO bushels on private terns.af
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The steamship Gnif Stream Collides
with a Schooner - The d IN & e

81 - ISpec1al Telegram 10 sns biSpasSA'J .a&'s'
5NoHFoLK,, Va, July s.-The steamship
Gulf Stream, Captain Edward Whitehurst,
bound from Baltimore to New Orleans, put
in here to-day to repair damages oceasioned
BY collision with an unknown Schooner,
off the mouth Of Potomac river, at 3 O'Clock
this morning. The steamer lost her port
boat, had her stancheons crushed, chain:
plates on port side ripred up, and nearly all
of the rigging on the same side carried away.
She reports that the schooner lost her bow
spirit and had jibboom sprung, but did NOT
know the actual extent of the damage. The
Officers of the steamer allege that the
schooner ran into them. They say they had
all their lights up, but the schooner had none.
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LINE aas .fSFS
lS n.s,rs .,g. u STEAMERS uszssssss -
WEEKLYz:Toa QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
"a. POOL; FOKT n IGHTLY To LONDON
.-., DIRECTl, FROM rIERS Il
! '..." !" AND ~ NORTH RIVER, ''f
. .s ..nrf 81 tFNEw ynSR .F.gst .

These steamships are the largest In the trade
Cabin passage, $50. so,, and SlGo: exeurslci sl69
and $3.50 fcurrency1: steerage, S29. Prepaid steer-
age tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Lon,ou-
derry, Glasgow, Cardiff Bristol. or London, cheaper
than BY any other route. For further information
apply to az .-fs y1ful l.s.t Z b WI. HURST,
: -, - t, 60 Broadway, Ecw York; or
..*ti GEORGE w. ALLEN& co, Agents:
an "a sTls 3#gtL ;.t7 r3asl Richmond. Va.
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Marine Accident

.yBosTos, July s.--A small sloop called the
Marietta was found capsized. -Four of her
GREY were drowned. e; 20. ..lt 'e .2E Il,
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a.jFIfnSA N Isss a1sr
, By1TeieErnEls.
-HItf.N 1870 = - . =. - q :,
], Z . ~ NEW fi,Eiifi 3 y, !

am NEW Tf,Rifs g 7: s !,
!, krw york. July s.-Money very easy at SGT
Sterling higher prime ioos Goa s.eaas y ,t
The only transatt Ia south,
,,tas today was the safe Of 5000 10 OLD Ten .i
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MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS.
KTooL WANTED. I

: We win pay In cash Tho highest market price for
Our country sfriends may rely, urea rerstytDg
prompt remittance, &c value, for ai wool sentEs
: ssststgfl2, * R9WERAs RLAlIs ~ Etpe
is ss.gAF4wswst 10. 10 Feasi Street.
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wa,werti, the Parricide

WaIWNFIh the FaFTIetue'
New YORK, July;S.-Y Young Walworth is
still in thetTombs, but it is thought he viii
he removed to Sing Sing to-day. -
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land . SD afgnsfa march We hads g esuld
hardly SIT on my horse. ;. ster burning tnss
young man 4 started at once for medlea kaN
into Hydeabad, Riaesy-eight miles away. :
/ am now all right again. 49, !: yf9f1 i I
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sssa BALTIMORE. fiFel "! g. !, -
BALT1MoRE, July s.-Virginia eohsol'' '1s ~ -
ytrpl Mas, 10S e
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! PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 8, 1873.
! ARRIVED.
( Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk. nier-
cllandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum, agent '"%f
syfaaris:. SAILED.rlif n. dFi. VA
/ Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New" I ork,
merchandise aud passengers, G. ". Allen y Co.,
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, W. r. Brett agent. -
SIeamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk mer-
chandise aud passengers, l.. b Iaipp' agent ,f.
(. am. ss [BY TELEGRAPH.l sfir ss.,. ~ n
! NEW YORK. July s.-ArTiyef, steamers City Of
7 oufI1n. Sampria, Afger Pembroke, and Gibson.
! Arrivtsl. steamer Montgomery. ARRIVED out, Clty
of Antwerp alpl Assyriaa 5s} nj yE ~ erngd
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SECONDHAND, ENGINES, &C.,

SECO]ND--:H4AAAN AM h ENGINES, &c. - -, =.
1 We have for sale the following In good running
order: -
One loo-horse-power STATIONARY ENGINE, -
Two 2s-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINES and
spt BOILERS &EfJ1s,gi ;S3g} 7Ifi Esit.tgl.s ~
One la-horse-power HORIZONTAL. STATIONARY
ENGINE, -st s.E1th5rs 'i I ~
One s-i1orse-power UPRIGHT ENGINE, 'rUuii Ia
One s-horse-power PORTABLE. ENGINE, and
Two No. 4hcKESzrE Blowers l2 ulFfti.1ss
Two No. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, III !psift3s
Three STURTEyANT. BLOWERS, assorted sizes. ~
i All the above machinery Is OF u desirable chm
facfer, and wiz be sold ut avery low figure. Time
WIN be given on the large mahhtnery ,forapproved
- - t...,. WILLIAM <. TANNER q CO.,
s1e 2d-lm .sttsf Ss;'E - RichnloHd,J Vs.. (
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ha,ana- s,ost ed,s!pe HsnsSTs, al'sys 81
Ing OF any face, diameter, or PITCH Send for cata-
logue. :. :. LANE Il B0BLEY.. Ia
corner John and Water streets -
Z my 5e-M, w .F&w3m. -i-.l CINCINNATI. uhio.n
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LlUR RENT. Two convenient ROOMS,R
Il pleasantly situated, about quarter Of u tS:I
mile beyond the city limits, on Brook turnpike.
tnply to ... s.a.aa Mr.. MCtiDVERN, q -
! ~ 9-lt* Brook avenue, Richmond p
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IEOR RENT. that large brick DWELL An
ring on Leigh street second door from -
session can be had In ten or fifteen days Apply to
q. DOGGETT, corner Franklin and Thirteenth
eff " B-lw
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MACHINERY, dc.

T ANE s. B0DLEY,: eg,ri ct u. -haota
IL 9fmt "f ID bHurf - roa {ET1J ~ bGr
2sii r. a.E1'ad} ." h5ar gdi .lslgd ai ri.rl3ruy
f.. "@'sF,. rTe dr:tiT, 'f4a3iqaY b. res
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DOOMs FOR RENT, SUITABLE fH ssssss
III for a small family. Apply at Nc. Sl9 iii
Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth streets: up
stairs f. o.. -. sEF> .JS 9-lt"t
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Ti1HR, OLD AMI RELIABLE SIAM

= s. s.. CARTER, .:,,.,.,,,
Of the Iate concern OF eartsr z Ss, aaiS
has openei az she eeltaknoMn s sshS Y ;guts.
nyHS sniireiy es and FRI Sd. Il ktnds oi sso.
ana aii FaafL i DC eelss lp' -
rom The NTH u Il
tllA rcpltaiion Uf Tue HStlsS wiit ~ iphl
Epy the dceaptf -As 80 49, s.
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DEFlIKrUsEs or sTEAnEns.

EfOM HEyW f4Af kfh .-attEs sE5fqE f$TnHs
IL DontihfoR Steznhs Company efe-
esnt stsainship MYAEnKE. castain CoycH, win
lively no freight,rqceiYsd after p M ~
Through bills OF hdfng signed, and Ycods foy.
varded with dispatch tn All poiata north, south.
cast, ana west Close roHnccttonB n.zde With funas2
Line for foIsi&l ports Passages aeeomunocas;ans
a.nsd,passsd r paFe, W. neerag go; foundsffp
aekels, ssg En Esl iry II; OF psssage apply 10
p - o ], III y ,, mLLEh HaCOs AGENTS
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manufacturers of STATIONARY and ,PORTA-
BILE ,sTEAM-ENGlNES, CIRCULAR SAM
MILLS, with solid iron frames, friction free,
wrought-iron head-blocks, with automatic dogs.
our head-blocks are perfectly accurate, and Till
set by fractions Of one-sixteenth OF an inch. Self
Feeding Lath- Machines, Boiling, Edgiug and Cut
on Saws. o. y ..'' - "1'''
.ds a. i.,,.lr,.s HAFTIEG,I I,of s@I
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d CORNER JOHN AND WATER STREETS,

f'G'3 ~ sFI,3 -fr sa&EfgEguf Igft7J
49, rH1 .isa sit taI ~ ~ n,t.. 81
r GIN CT Mn A Tx fgI,rlg7a
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE, d.
n No. 203 east Clay street. 80 Ell
| FUK SALE, genuine DURHAM COW, fresh to
Pail; HORSE, DlsAY, and HARNESS complete.
! -, - -. J.. r. H0CkADAY, II
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DAILY LINE EeR

Tickets on sale on steamers and at CARRIER Co y;
Ticket Agency, .26 Main street. Baggage checked
through Freight received daily for Boston Nor
folk and Portsmouth. aud regular laudings on
james river, from 7 A. ~. steeP. VI.
, Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
''I77I1 eyEH L.fB."fATUN. Gener ii Agent
Office Company wharf, Rockets; branch Of
flee, Ninth and Main streets. t.,tgs f, -. les
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TOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-9
II BILE BRICK RESIDENCE No. los, on Ai;g
the cast side Of Third street between Franklin and
Grace, at present occupied by Mr. 3. q. Mherry,
eight rooms; kitchen with two rooms
gus, water. and all the modern convenences. Apply
to fly s-3tl GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.I
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EOR RENT, A NEAT BRICK G:s
H DWELLING, No. 1016 west Clay street Ill
containing I've rooms: all in good order. ..tr
* l. re JAMES III. TAYLOR & son, .
lie Sat Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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CITY OF la SALE
TAX LIST.

4 list OF lands and town lots situated In
the City of Lalle, county OF La Sale and
State of Illinois, upon which the CITY and
Special Taxes remain due aud unpaid. the
names OF owners 81 far as known, and thc>
amount Of taxes, interest and costs due
thereon for the years 4. y, lS'i and 1872
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, O.,
IA S,Irp TOr'ETN So

NOTE Where the word Per. occurs It de
notes that the tax on personal property has
been added 10 the tax on tins lot or tract.
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1873, the same being the third Monday Doth
day. OfJune 1913, an the lands and town lots
for the sale Of which AN order shall he made.
VIII be exposed TO puhnc sale &C the Court
House aforesaid, IN said county, for the
amount of taxes, interest and costs due
thereon. said tax sale Will commence at the
loUr OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on said third Mon
day In June next and VIII continue from day
to day until all Of laid lands and town lots
are sold. The costs ior advertising each
tract Of land is rs cents, and tor each town
lot 10 cents. The total when sold VIII hp ~
cents on each tract Oi land and 81 cents on
each town lot "a part OltOwn lot.
:. W. RAYMOND.
IteG'''rcT an tr-yIhCtO CORsCiOy.
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| |, samuel W Raymond, County Treasurer
| and eN OfiCio Collector of La Sale county,
In the state Of Illinois, do hereby give notice
| that will apply to the County Court OF said
county, ~ the May term thereof. 10 be hold
en- ut he Court House in OTTAWA, in said
county. on the third Monday In MAY 1878, tor
| Judgment against the lands and town lots de-
scrlhed In the foregoing list, for the CRD and
.>cAoOi Tsre' due the city of Ottawa for the
wear \. u. 1872, 1.-THE same having been re-
turned to me by Patrick Ryan, the City Col.
lectur nG said city. as unpaid and for the
interest and cost thereon; and that ! will
then and there apply for an order 10 sell said
lands and lots tpr the satisfaction Of said
taxes, interest aud costs.
Aud also give notice that all the lands
and lots tor the sale Of which an order shall
be made will I've exposed to public sale a the
Court House aforesaid. in said county, for
the amouSt OF taxes, interest and costs due
thereon. rs required by law and The ordnan.
ceS Of said city Of ottawa In such case made
and provided. Said sale will commence at
10 O'Clock \. VI. on said day. and continue
from day to day until al OF said lands and
town lOts are sold.
The costs for advertising each tract OF land
is % cents. and tor each town lot - cents.
he total costs when sold Will be ~ cents on
each tract Of land, and 81 cents N each town
lot or part OF town lot. .
S. W. RAYMOND,
CrUtV Treasurer ara sr-oMgiO Collector.
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CITY OF OTTAWA
TAN LIST.

4 List OF delinquent lands and town lots
situated in the city Of Ottawa, county Of Ia
Lale and state OF llil3,s, upon which the
city and school taxes remain due and unpaid.
the names OF the owners o far as known and
The amount Of taxes, interest and cost due
thereon for the year l~19