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Auction SALES-This Day.
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By Redwood & Crenshaw. Auctioneers,
No. 1920 Main street.

WE WILL SELL THIS MORNING AT
w OUR ROOMS. No. 1920 Main street. at 10y
Enrea,is. Washstands. Wardrobes, Siieboards,
Shuck and Wool Mattres ses. Feather Beds holsters
and Pillows. Clothing, Hats, Blankets. Comforts,
several new and secondhand Carpets.
REDWOOD Il CRESsliAW,
vain ~. Auctonccrs.
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A RTHUR ROONEY, . Ht' .a -...
6g MANUFACTURERS OF AND

DEALER IN FURNITURE AND NAT rhsssfe'
4 Warerooms, Governor and Fransnn stree's' MIL
nlond, Va. !; Factory, Union Hill.
-, FINES, WALNUT and low-priced FURNITURE
of every description and style made from best sea-
soued material and By most experienced worAhe"'
nj r,slucs d prices Satisfaction guaranteed.
Goods carefully packed :or shipping. &c -
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BY Thomas ". Reese, Auctionccr,
80 1917 Main street.

80 1917 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT
Ill AUCTION.-At the request OF Mrs; roscoe
Il. Heath, who is declining housekeeping will sell
at her residence, No. 9 west kiln street. on
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at OK O'Clock, general
assortment of household furniture, consisting In
part of
:. ! Rosewood-case PIANO;
PaRLOR SUIT; H..y
3 CHAMBER SUITS, springs and mattresses;
/ beautiful oak DINlNG-ROOM SUIT;
/ Walnut BOOKCASES;
is CARPETS, RUGS, WINDOW CURTAINS,
REFRIGERATOR, CROCkERY.
TlN.SAFES, STOVE, &C., &C.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, AuctiOneer.
POSTPONEMEST.
Owing to the Indictment weather the above sale Is
postponed until NJ UhDAY the l 9th instant 1t OK
O'clock THOMAS w. kEESEE,
noS AuctiOneer.
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RICHMOND AND DASrILLE RAILROAD,

RICHMOND AND UASvILLE kAuRoAp)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, October Ii, 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Alter the
~ 18th instant trains on this road Will run daily
rs follows:
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond at : 4.
~, leaves Danyllle nj 12:4S r. NJ, leaves Greens
boro' at $50 +. 81 arrives at AIRLINE Junction
at p. NJ. arrives ut Charlotte at S:l5 PM
THROUGH MAIL leaves Richmond at 1:2S z. H.
leaves Uanvie t 9:1S Z. M leaves Greensboro al
1920 A. ~; arrives ut Charlotte ut 4:35 4. 81.
LYSCHBCRG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:42 AM, leaves Burk.yille at l:20 Z. ~; ar.
riyes at Lynchburg at $40 Z. II.
W. . GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK EMPRESS
leaves Charlotte at S:l5 A. NJ, leaves AIRLINE
Junction at $50 a. NJ, leaves Greensboro ~
1916 p. NJ, leaves Danvtlle at 3:l2 +. NJ: ar
rives at Richmond at lO:17 =. NJ.
TURoUGH NAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 Z. W..
leaves Greensboro at $3.50 4. ~, leaves Danvr
at 6:2O A. NJ, leaves Burkevic At ll:3J 4. NJ.
arrives in Richmond at git =. MI
LYSCuBuRG ACCoMMODATIoN leaves Lynch.
burg at Ii Y. A., leaves Rurkevile AZ 5:35 y. VI.
arrives at Richmond at S:44 A. NJ.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers ut all regular stations between,
Greensboro and Burkevllle, bat will not stop east
Of Burkevllle. aH
Through tickets sold to all points south AMI west,
and baggage checked through.
oc IA ;r..tE Engineer and Superintendent.
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UORsE, BUGGY, AND HAIR On
IL NESS to be sold at auction on FRI ~
DAY. Eth Instant at II o'clock, at a; W. Carriers
at.hIes on Ninth between Matn and Cary streets,
Ib. owner having moved into town for the winter,
and having no further use for then 81.
POSTPOSEMENT.
. The above sale Is postponed Till SlONDA !, no
yelnbcr 9th. mt same hour, II falr. no 81
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. ,Te-r,og >,ALEs-Future Days.
Nv ". B. Robins,
Real Estate Agen. and Auctioneer,
7'7< zoos Bank street.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, FIFTY
Ill FEET FRONT BY ABOUT ~. VSE HoH-
LEY, ELfGIBLY LOCATED Attic NORTH I'll;
EAST CORNER OF CARY AND sEGS;NsiD
STREETr, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THU hSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH INSTANT
AT, ZIP. Mat the request OF the owner snaii
dscribed fronting feet on Cary street, and run
ming back along tho line Of SECOND street to mn ale
rs win be shown by plat on the day Of sale. .
I TERMS: Liberaiand made known at sale! i II ~
g .---@,E II, ,."l w. B. ROBINS, AgGttoneer,f III
= no 10.At '' 1905 Bank street.
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GRUBBS Z WILLIAMS,
&C 31.eodt6th&td Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE LOT OF LAND, WITH FINE DMELL,,
ING-HOUSE THEREON, IN THE TOWN OF
virtue of deed of trust made to the subscriber by
Alexander Scott and wife. and duly recorded the
clerks office of Caroline County Court Will sell at
Green. on MONDAY, November 10, 1873 court
day), the following REAL ESTATE IN and ao?oin-
Ing the town of Bowling Green tract contaim-
Inc EIFTEEN ACRES, with q large and comforts
ble NEW DWELLING-HOUSE, with all the neces-
sary out-houses. 80 ,.,vs
hundred dollars to be paid In cash, and as TO the
twelve hundred dollars, ON credit OF twelve eigh-
teen, and twenty -four months, seGureo Dy nsso,n
" oi a,o..s' s,, ,.e n.Id go JAMES LYONS,
Las a o i tds ~ -F.f.ftsst- 800 Trustee.
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FURNITURE OF EVERY 'STYLEn
II md nrice can be found In my large WIRE i<A
ICONS. No. 3l9 Broad street. four foors--t"oJ ~
over hundred feet dsepMnHbn SUITS sui fro
e ao Pr ~ so55: parInr from $50 To $3.50: Walnut
.ounges, Feather Beds, &C., Of my omn a ,h"i
turc: Chairs of all descriptions spesi.; -,
STEERING and repairing: en is.t .'"'
delivered free la the city limits. .rrwn,u
$40 Broad street, between Third ana fou''"'
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aactioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BRICK DWELLING No. 624
i NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ADJOINING
The CITY SPRING, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 10th Of November, ut AZ o'clock 7.
NJ, we Will sell, upon the premises, the DWELL
Il has seven rooms, kitchen with four rooms, and
Is furnished with water and gas.
The lot Is 70 by 100 feet.
This property Is situated In pleasant and retired
part of the city, and Is yet very convenient to bust
ness ..... =. ...
TERMS: At stle.
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
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[ OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON Rorry)
'-'' RrcHNoSD, Va. October 90, 1887
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
L run 40 follows: s@-., y .I.
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at BIOS .
81. and 7. d.; arrive at Petersburg at GIT A. II
and 800 2. N. arrive at eldon at $50 A. VI. and
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach At.
tached, leave Rchmond for Petersburg ats A. If
aud 2; N, and returning leave Petersburg at 2
RETU RNTSG NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon a,
$50 A. n. and fl T. Al, and leave Petcrsburg AZ
1870 T. NJ. and 1856 z. 81.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave Petersburg
daily ut a. VI. and Rich mond at 1890 r. M.
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petersburg at 81 Z. n, and thos.
for Norfolk will leave r chmon1 on the 1890 7.
NJ Accommodation Tram.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave beth places q,
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS.
and the 1855 7. u. Mail rain will not leave Peter
burg on SUNDAYS, and the sos A. n. Train via
not leave Richmond On MONDAYS.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. ...... IL. ... -.
Passengers from Glover IIill will leave a, "A.
~, and returning leave Richmond at z. N. daily
Except Sundays.
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarra,ts Ifo-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington-Street depot.
PJIIT,NaN,S PALACE SLEEPISG-CARs ar.
attached TO all the Night 5lail Trains.
".- THOMAS Fl. WYNSE
27 General Manager.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station Al
2:40 PM.
= UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station Al
1880 M. Except on SnHdays)
UP ACCOMM0DATlOS leaves Broad street sta
tiep at g Z. Nj. Except SundaysI
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-sreet >ta-
ton nj 1870 p. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at 5yrdstreet sta
ton ut 4:50 A. N. Except on M0ndiysJ
DOWN ACCOMMOD ALTON TRAIN arrives a.
Broad-street station at S:37 A. NJ. Except on sun.
daysJ : 49, 49,,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7:21
A. NJ, connecting st Quantico with the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
at Broad-street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at Z. NJ.
by order Of General Superintendent.
- .-..t.. .. -... j. b. GENTRY,
oc13 General Ticket aud Freight a gent.
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by Hill & Goddln, .4
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
No. llCS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" BEAUTIFUL BRICKr 1BHEM aiEStEp ~
MAIN AND CARY sTREETs:-By virtue sG Of p,c de
cree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF Kicii-
mond pronounced on the 7th of October, 1879, IN
the case of Hobsons executors agalnst fn9 anE
two of them, will, through Hil & Goddin, a NC
tonecrs. proceed to sell at public auction, on 1se
premises on FRIDAY the 7th Of Noysm3eri r9r1,
nj 4 o'clock p. NJ, TWO BEAUT!FDL t BhaNm
TENkNENTS on the east line OF ihiro ottT rUnH
Main aud Cary streets, each fronting 20 lert' ran
ming hack 100 feet. These teneInentS are re,t
handsome; are remarkably well built; cnnLnn ABOUT
ei.ht rooms each. One Is vacant ana inc olier 70
Occupied by good tenant. They have an , nr:
modern improvements and the usual Servants ac-
TERMS Une-furrth cash balance mt SIX. Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, lncrtst
ated and title retained till the further ORDER Oh the
cnnrt JOHN H. GUY, r
eoui' CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
JOHN ). WISE,
= Special Commissioners.
POSrPONEMEST. r
The above sale is postponed on account Of the IN
c,nn,cncy of the weather till MONDAY EVE
Manu. NV e'"'i HILL & GODDIN,
~ DOR ..H...- AuctioEeers.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
III OFLIVERPO0L AND LONDON:
az y L. ~ = ~; i,,, Sso nSo
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
At LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obil-
,;iions Of the above companies
Reprrspnt!ng the above staunch old English COM
anies, We solicit the patronage of the public upon
their nnquestionahle security. prompt anu noeia
No HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER 800. 600. 600.
Cash dividends su,-passtng al Others, at ar% an
euerg anniversary Of policies
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
Ia 'A' JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
sell ---t 3'.- 81 No. HOS Main street.
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BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BOOTS
81 AND SHOES, &C.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant. commencing
at o o'clock we will sell at our ware
house, several large invoices ...t
of Goods, comprising
FANCY DRY GOoDS.IN GREAT
VARIETY, #s. .....-
among which are many New anu Suoiec ooo0
suited TO the season.
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMoRALs,A AND GATHERS
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CARS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
r1rTy DOZEN MEIINO SHIRTS AND DRAW :
ERS.
FIFTY DOZEN CI1EvIoT And LINEN BOSOM
SHIRTS, D. - '....
=. HOSIERY, SMALL WARES, &C, &C., &c.
.,so a large invoice Of Stock Goods consisting OF
DRY GOODS. HATS, SHOES, &c.
The whole to Ike sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., Auctioneers.
4 n 81
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SIX NEW. MODERN, AND BEAUTIFULLY
SITUATED DWELLINGS. ...
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BY W. b. Radcliffe, Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
i DAY, November 9th, commencing al half-past
II o'clock my llsu Al assortment OF .
: - - GROCERIES, &C.;
to which the attention OF my customers ana tne
seves of the adyantage of this sale will please send
In their goods on Saturday or by 10 O'Clock on day
of sale. w. d. ha1Inir e..
-ahnS
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AS TO TERMS Oh
.e .-. PAYMENT.
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RAILROAD LINES.
. AEMX asssz.gssE as|
RrCHMoFD, YORK RIVER AND CHgsApyAKy,
RAILROAD COMPANY,

: RAILROAD COMPANY,
sRIeHAoHD. November 9Th, 1873, {
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" sENaRR Ind FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road win run - follows:
PASSENGEH TRAIN for West Point leave,
Richmond at r. NJ. snd train, from est p1in,
viii arrive at Rchn. ond at 1890 A. 81. Oily isun.
rfie SPLENDID steam, r HAVANA, Captain A. e.,
nIcKLK, been plsessi on the route between west
road, and win maket tps, week leaving West
DAYS on tie arrival Of the q which leaves Rc-
mond al PM, arriving at "a 'nmofe next morning
In ample time to connect with trans Tor the North
and West and leave Baltimore h'0NDAYs, WE'D"
EESDAYS and FRIDAYS a. Nm, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond al
= Fare TO baltimore, IS colored peorsle, a..
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through Freight onlv
leaves Richmond II uesdaye ThursdaTn and satrf
days at 4. NJ Through freight received daily til
" PREiGHT TR AIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond ana West Point,
leaves Richmond ON Mondays. Wetinesdays, and
Fridays ut $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight receiyej Tans
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays tfil 4:3o p. N.
.mC.I- srE - ~! tEDW. Z. fOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
w. N. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION no
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y Al. BY Coulling 6 Pendleton. 1.4t' u
,,, Real Estate Agentsand Anctioneers' ~
No. Dol, corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

.
!, ,,.. Real Estate Agentsaud Auctioneers, ~. n!
l. No. Dol, corner Tenth and Bank Streets ~,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LOT
C'twrrH A FRAME HOUSE. THEREON,
SITUATED, ON THE WFST LINE OETHEN-
TY-StXTH, BETWEEN X AND STREETS, Al
AUCT1ON.-By a decree OF The Circuit Court OF
HenricO county, In case OF Baker, executor vS.
Baker, &C.. entered the Sd day of November, 1878,
we Will sell at public auction, on the premises, the
above described property bcingsthat owned and &C.
!cupted by John w. Baker, deceased. In his NE
time, on SATURDAY.. the BIN dny OIL No'ehper'
1878, at 8 o'clock. 2. d. Is. L. .,- -
TERMS: One-third cash: remainder at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained until all the purchase money Is
Daid and conveyance ordered by the court 4
F : - =. 1870 - n A. X. COURTNEY, -
.s .+... t.. II. y. MORTON, s.3r H..
-. Special Commissioners.
J. The aboye sale is postponed until TUESDAY
'"e ~ '''''' A. X. COURTNEY,
81 H. ). MORTON,
no1O Special Commissioners
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STOP PAYING RENT, t-.
AND MAKE YOUR MONTHLY DEPOSITS IN
REAL ESTATE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 1o,ls73.
sun rtsee. $3.50 Noon rises. ,.....I9.la
SiIn Sets , 5.Oj High tide. .......... sos
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GRUBps & WILLIAMS, Auct!oneers.
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y RICHMOND. UCIOUtF TT
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FkED'G & Potomac r. X. Co.,)
GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE. 7
~ '| RICHMOND. October 18th, 1879
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s.. BY Grubbs u -" liLnin''
Re,l Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.
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ELIZA PARK BLOCK.

AN ATTRACTIVE SALE.
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ever put together; a quadrille that
shall take in more dancers than ever
before shook foot together. under a
single roof; and supper surprising
IN IN Oh dimensions fe sion every culinary achieve
mentlof which there is any record
these are some of the other attrac-
tons of the amazing Jubilee, whose
noise is to roll across the prairie and
the lake. on the 9Th and 9th of June.
Whatever we may think of some Of
its features, it will certainly be a
hearty popular demonstration, and
quite as great curiosity in its way
as the lake tunnel or even the Garden
City ITSELF ~ 9aas"4aaa a.lW
+
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1.-TWO small. rocky islands inrthe chr
ing Sea-" says the London Globe, "wilE
soon have paid back to the United States
Treasury the whole sum expended upon
the purchase of Alaska. When the cess
ionof this territory was granted by Russia
people smiled at the bargain made by
the Americans. It was asserted that Yam
kec shrewdress had deserted Mr.. Seward
in the matter. He knew better, and did
not buy w nth his eyes shut. st. Pauls
and ST. Georges Islands, belonging to
the Alentian chain, have since been leased
to the Alaska Commercial Company for
seal fishing at yearly rental Of $4,000.
A tax of nearly three dollars on each fur
seal skin taken and shipped from the is
land is also imposed. AS 100000 skins
are exported yearly now to San Francisco
and New, York, a fruitful source of reve~
n1e is obtained from these two barren
rocks, This territorial enterprise of the
United States is therefore q great success,
and will probably help to develope the
idea SO rapidly growingin America that
colonial possessions are useful from many
national points Of view. !" w
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MINERAL SPRINGS AT MADT-
~ % ars a SON. ne 80 ~

NJ
That is a cheerful and encouraging
niece of information we have from
Mad;eonr to the effect that the prob
1emsof the water snrrlv for the rapi-
tol has been happilv solved. Last
winter the Legislature Droposed to
set up steam-pumpino works at the
lake: hit the entnrrri SING citizens of
Madison have contrived plan worth
adozen of that. An old artesisn we'll
thatahad been bored to depth Of
1,o1a feet two or three wears ago and
abandoned, has been utilized, and by
means Of n steam-pump has been
made to deliver watorat the rate Of q
barrel minute without anv signs of
exhaustion. That would be as much
as the Legislature would rednire, and
the find, besides. is qualified with
CLEANSING properties of an lextraordi-
nary nature md isreplete with med
icine.li called M from such a deDth,
we are. not surprised to hear til at the
water is strongly imprnpnated- with q
flavor Of su1rhnr. This suggestive
quality cannot fail to occasion refec-
ton, so that those who use the water
will doubtless in little while become
purein mind as we'll as in body; which
will be a great advantage to the peo-
pie of Madison as we'll asto the mem
bers Of the Legislature. Addressing
itself to the nose, this sulphurous
fountain will operate as perpetual
reminder of that which is reserved
for the wicked, and henceforth cor
ruption will be unknown at our State
Capital. We cannot help regarding
this artesian we'll as Providential
agency in some sort designed to bless
the whole State. The citizens of
Madison have resolved to have the
chemical qualities ofitswaters ascer-
tanned, and we trust that our expec-
tations will not be chemically dissi
pated. Whether the smell Of this
fountain will attract as many visitors
as the people of Madison anticipate.
is question. Doubtless nobody will
object to to going the Legislature on
account of it.-Milwdukee Sentinel.
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THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

Boss Twetd's Broadway property was
sold 9 aucl:pn w dpesday. and brought
s4ss 600. l
The colorej people Of New York are
'''ssaiazisa1f for . niass-ynesting 10 De held
in Cooper Instita'e. to take into consider
alton their privileges under the civil
rights law .~.- ,-.-. ...-.-..-
plain Hallleit journal of the ex-
s1edition in search Of Sir John franklin
and notes Of various arctic voyages.
A Boston banker and broker named
Coe is charged with raising money by
altering the figures on stock certificates
~ The bill abolishing The usury law has
failed in the New York Legislature.
Rufus King, the Astounding post-mas-
ter Of Silver Creek, idaho, his been ar
rested. "9'--''' -.e'
A G. Burt & Co, bankers and brokers
of Cincinnati, have failed.
The National Encampment of the
.G'abd Army Of the Republic was in ses,
sion al New Haven Wednesday,.
A man named Anthony SchathiDg 72
years qld, committed su eide at Pittsburg
by cutting his throat with a case. knife.
The Spanish Ministers have agreed on
an electoral h1ll for Cube. d" "
The elections on Saturday and Sunday
resulted IN the choice of 80 Ministerial
Federals and rs Opposition, aa
The mine disaster in Westville, Nova
Scotia, caused the death of seventy.five
.s2+7Eh' f71" FRIDAY. .vs' ~ 81
The. annual Up Getting Of tie SILK ASCOT
alton Of America was held at New York
Wednesday. ..i ,.aaus8
Lusigapi, an Italian of M9rristown. N.
j.. was hanged on Thursday for the MUIR
der Of his wife. #alta8 .5 na.
A colored boy aged seven killed girl
aged four years near Lynchburg, Va,
II IS reported thar the Bender family,
the Kansas assassins, hove been arrested
til rteen miles north of Dallas, Texas.
2 The New York Legislature will aa
journ without considering the constitu-
tional amen lments
DR.. Paddock was elected Episcopal
Bishop of Massachusetts On Thursday.
1he General Assembly at the Presby-
terrain Church OF the United States is in
session at Little Rock, Ark.
Bogardus defeated Tinker in the cham
pionship pigeon-shootlpg match at Chica-
90, sai etle aa a9e aaas! na.s. aaa 9
Soldiers of the Mexican War will hold
national cow ention at Washington in
Jgnuary. l - ~" - N. @s'" ''5"
An inundation of the province of Bosnia,
Austria, has caused the lc IS Of many lives
and great destruction of property. a
Terms Of union have been agreed upon
by Prince Edwards Island and the Do.
minion of Canada.
The Khan Of Khiva has ordered levy
en- nadsSe Of the able bodied male popula-
tion to resist the Russians. ak
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1t is reported that the Modocs have
once more escaped to the mountains.
They are said to be at Snow Mountain,
twenty miles south Of Sorrass Lake, and
Hasorouck is reported to have gone in
pursuit. Mason's command are said to
be still at the lava bed, and sit is thought
reads the dispatch, 'thstMason will find
the Modocs this time.'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

.ANDkE AanuiaIturer wholesale and Re-
= etail Dealerih Cigars. Ping Cut CT inc
andsnnoking Tobacco. snuT. Pipes &c. ElAcipars
sre al made from sbeaequalities Of domestic ana
imported tobacco. and sold t0tI etre lie al lowest
case rates Aiso' eonstSutly on Ane some az !
Aeerschaum pipes 0vdsEe proml Nv died 3aae
ment Lyman's building corner Of Main and Mae
KetHtreete 80 ags 6Eiff1sp Il ~ - -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

HA:GNEY 8 SINCLAIR, General Dealers in
~ nAed"ste stOves ofall descriptions, sheet
rOn, ziIc noDOw ware, nails, brads door
haugings, shot, powder. &c., &c. Everythine
usually found In firstcias ard war store con-
sttntiy On .nand and soIdas cheap as the cheap
est. g2tl
Main street ial fo':ah Konosha. Wi
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las aas SnloVeu LIE oarDeI o1optO NO. 21 Main ST
Srsl uo0l nortn Lhob. hngllsh's shop, which
IN the best Ossible manner. and wh ere he vii he
happy to meet his old customers. all Who reouif,.
his services in he art tonsoria1 '7''7 t3D4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

~ whitaker g CO., Nj nufacturers
1t .ard't Patent Seamless keins Steam
engines and boilers. and all kinds OF MACHINERY
as" sielgnshoes, CauldrOM K cities sash WEIGHTS
20 repairing done to order We have bought
rom sne general agent, 8, 3. Drum the xtrae he
longing'to the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
I'D VIII 90 repairs upon the same and Also :, M,
any machines now in use - ~A0 0A'o ,' u"o'