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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

NorIcE is hereby given that I will pay
no bills fer goods sold to any Of She en-
ployes Of THE CAIBo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or FOR the use Of .ho Office
unlese the Same are furnished on an order
Iisned by Mr. Burnett or myself
l2-20-ly .IoHN II. OpEsLY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Overcos,s ChiDchilla from 81 10 80, d,
Hartmann.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

FIRsT-CLAss day board u. second-cla,s
raios at the Saint Charles hotel. 27-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

lDLEWlLD NILLs-FOR SALE CHEAP.
The above mills, all In good running order,
will be sold very cheap on easy terms. Bp.
ply on the premises. NJ. ID. GUNTER.
12-3-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Heavy Under Shirts and Drawers A. 90
cents each ut Hartman,s.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

A SPECIAL meeting Of tho City Council
will DO he'd on Friday neat, January 2,
1874, Il, four o'clock, for tie approval or
rejection Of such liquor bends as may be
pretented
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

DR.. ". {. KENT, Of Ohio, a man Of
more than twenty ysArs experience in the
practice Of medicine, can bo consulted a.
the DslmonIco for fifteen or twenty days
Tho1o afflicted with any chronic disease
whatever will do well - call on him
while he remain. ia tho city and obtain
relief SEQ bills. o..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

NOTICE-On and after Monday, Novem.
Der Q, and through the winter, warm lunch
will be spread at the Thalia saloon, opposite
TUE BULLETIN office, at 10 o'clock am,
everyday. Al the delcaccs of the season.
H. I'm a. JAECKEI, Proprietor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

A VERY large number Of young gentle.
men, and many gentlemen that are moi,
very young propose spending. New Years
day in calling on their friends. The
BULLETIN Office has been turning ou,
cards by the bu.hel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

OSLr s22 per month on and after Janu-
airy lat FOR day board At the Sam. Charles.
27-7t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

LATEST style gents hats IRON 81 to
81 90 at Hartman's. ll-20tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Il LARGE and complete stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots and ,hoe, and crock.
cry at panic prices. Also the larges, as
so'ineni Of holiday toys and fancy goods.
CslI and zee before purchasing elsewhere,
at Har,man's. ll-29tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

ALL kinds Of game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

FoR good square meal g to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30
r. II Il BULL Il I'll N.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

Go TO the Roughs ball.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Full suits frcm 81 to si2 Il. Hart
| maj.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

~ bSth ~ LObhls
Heavy Under Shirts and Drawers A. 90
cents each ut Hartman's.
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LATEST style gents hats IRON ii to
81 90, at Hartmans. ll-29if
Full suits from 81 to sl2 Il. Hart.
man's.
LARor ail-wool six-pound blankets a,
"a 70 per pair at ilsrtmsns. ll.29 II
TnE European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, is opon q. all hours Of tho
night. u.7.im
Buy your gilt edge butter, fresh eggs,
&c, Of 5. Patterson, corner Ninth and
Walnut streets. lS.2w
FoR GAS and steam fitting 90 70 Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth s.ree. s-l0-lf
Buy your appes, crsnbcrrie. and
onions of $. Patterson, corner Smith ard
Walnut streets. lS-2w
FoR good square meal * to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street I'm
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ALL kinds of game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
ll-7-im
ErRrkA.-I'uy your beef, pork, ssu-
sage, lard, eornei-beef and pickeed pork,
of s. Patterson, corner Ninth and Wal.
nut streets. ls.2w
TEN pounds Of sugar for 81 at Wilcox;
81 pounds Of butter for 81 At Wilcox's;
IS cents per peck Tor potatoes a: Wicox's.
d2-wl
BUY your -four, meal, beans, potatoes
turnips and cabbage, of ). Patterson, cor.
ner Ninth aud Walnut streets. Is-2w
a CHOICE lot Of turkies, geese, chickens,
ducks, and all kinds Of wild meat, for hol-
days, At Patterson's, corner Ninth and
Walnut streets. is-2w
--------#--------
THE largest stock OF silver and plated
ware; silver and plated spoons, knives
&c, over brought to Cairo, can be found
at 4. IL W. Buder'', corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue. l2-4!d
NorIcE is hereby given that I will pay
no bills fer goods sold to any Of she en-
ployes Of THE CAIBo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for tho use Of sho Office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
Iigned by Mr. Burnett, or myself.
l2-20-ly JONI II. OpEsLY.
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HOTEL TO LEr.--The Courthouse Ho-
tel, located on Twentieth street between
Washington avenuo and Poplar street, in
good repair, and in every way desirablo as
a hotel stand and clearinghouse, con
tanning nineteen rooms, wood-shed, all
other necessary outhouses, fine cellar, &c.
will be let upon application to Jacob
Klein, at HE brick yard, near the Missis-
sirpi levee 24st
AT CosT.-Ilaving taken exclusive pos
session Of my storc, to close il out, | Of
fer ny entire stock at Wholesale prices
a. Wholesale or retail consisting in part
of large variety OF canned fruits, spices,
baking powdera. serdines, HOLSTERS, teas
and evory article usually kept in FIRST.
class family grocery. Also wooden and
willow ware; largo assortment of sad
dles and harness, bis, brides, snsps,
brushes, whips, etc, etc. Terms strictly
cash. All persons indebted TO mc are re-
questej to call and settle their accounts,
4w u. ARTEr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Buy your apples, crsnbcrries and
onions, of $. Patterson, corner Smith ard
Walnu! streets. ls-2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

LaRoE al-wool six-pound blankets al
"a 70 per pair, at llartmGns. ll-2o II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
If you want fresh
SHELL OYSTERS,

20 to J. ID. Zanone, at the Dexter Exchange,
NO. 1873, Ohio levee. I2-b1m-s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

TIE European hotel Harry Walker
proprietor is opon az all hours Of tho
night. u.7.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

FoR GAS and sts.n fitting 90 70 Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth a,ree. s.i0.N
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Buy your gilt edge butter, fresh eggs
&c, Of 5. Patterson, corner Ninth and
Walnut streets. lS.gw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

SAW MONEY n you wan. fresh and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12
.NR. RENT.

TOR RENT, The desirable J, BRl "a, Ha
riisse ss,d Pine stseets, laley occupied by william
sinh Esq. containing nine rooms Sesic 1 The
On with three rooms. sriox 6 s.it trees
~ Siso, iSa. small DWELLING next ahoSs VIII
tire toe aa Apply ' "GRuBBs h WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

,r,r- GnANr EEaTEa JCBILEE-lAAhHsH ~
5.,rsSoN- TRANsfA~hH''"ss.
-cr1 rsplp YIRHWoREs LARGE B0Npikks
ssopu1rFsr sSrHpsg AsH--STlRRJsG sfEs1"hs
yrur aREATRsss QUALIFICATION sTAoN'oN MAJ
:YvYR WITNESSED.
s7,rs-oy, November IL. 1913.
-r,o orapd conservative jubilee" " ich
80. - have taken place on last Friday night,
w.. Toyt,oncts oh account OF lncienaeu.
Ether came of :iast night. It was fcarea
~sthst the post ponen,ent would have the en.r.
~ somewhat diminishing the grand otSp,ay
,rb;ch had been determined upon by tae
conservatives; but the feelings OF the isoFte
were too decp-seated and tne'f it'to''
ism too greatly aroused to be ain!ee III Nv
short a while. Early in the evening tue CAV!
was filled with people from the county wac
bod como 10 jon us in our great rejoicing
over .hc utter defeat Of Radlcallsm ana ttt
olor;A,s rescue of our, loved State from tht
danger Of negro gule. The procession formed
on Sew street at : O'Clock, and paraded tht
chief streets of the city. 1t was headed D!
music. followed by the clubs of the First an0
Second wards, the, Irish brigade and CLUBS
from tbe country. and citizens general!
The PROCESSION Numbered fully tholsaho
persons. accompanied by numerous trans
Iarcncies bearing Inscriptions expressly
Of the feelings OF the people. tolcu'
liphts. tire-balls. AID fireworks OF all descrip
lions. 1t was an imposing sl@ht. ana the
bfiliiancv OK tie occ,s!ou was addeu 10 ny
the illumination of private residences along
tho finc of march, and the immense bon'nre
ON CARRIERS Hill, which Lighted up INC
whole city, and could be seen TOR mlls>
around in the country. The residence o.
Mayor Lunt was beautifully illuminated
with numerous lights IN every WINDOW; ahu
4 transparency in the window OF Colohe'
MEls, OF Texas, bore the Inscription, 1erd'
Sc,sls Greeting to VirginlH."
At the Augusta Female Seminary the steps
and porches were filled with young ladies,
each bearing light, who euthusiastIcalI!
raised cheer after cheer as the PROCESSION
passed.
Never before has there been such CRANE
demonstration in StauntOn and probably
not in the State. 1t was splendid. glorious,
words are inadequate TO convey an IDEA OF
its nngni6cence. The greatest good feeling
and enthusiasm prevailed, and nothing aisl
rreeable occurred to mar the pleasure OF TIC
occasion. ........ ....<
After having paraded the city the process.
sion assembled n the courthouse yard ana
brief addresses were made by General John
Echols, Mr.. John A. English, Major Mar
shall Hanger, Colonel NJ. G.. Harman, Mr.;
". A. Burke, Captain John .. Opie, and
Captain James Bum gardner. The audience
was then dismissed amidst the greatest ap.
piause, enthusiasm, and rejoicing. .u..
1t is impossible give the notices and Ill
scriptions on the transparenGes, many OF
them being local hits but large transpa'
rency suspended over Main street, bore on
one side we,l,drawn figures representing
Hughes in 1854 trampling on the negro, and
in 1873 huggiug him and calling him bro
Their; and on the other side steamer going
upstream, with the Inscription, Times
up-all aboard for Salt river" MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

. '#
TRUSTEES' SALE OF. VALUABLE
L BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TO
THE ARCH OF THE FIRSF MARhET.-ln exc
cuffon of the provisions of deed of trust bearing
date June 8, 1867, from Isaac Jacobs and wife to
6. A. Brockmeye Henry Schuman, aud l. jacobs
trustees Of "the German Building Association, NO:
- and their successors as Such trustees; ana 81
another deed of August Is, 1859, to John n.
Boschen, L. Lehman, and II. Walerstein, trustees
of said Association, and their successors as such
trustees, recorred In Richmond Chancery Court
clerks Office we the undersigned. e. Lohman. John
H. Boschen, aud William Grae5e-, the successors US
trustees OF the original trustees, in the first above
named deed-said Graeser being successor OF Fl.
Wallcrstcin In the deed last named. and Lehman
and Boschen. two Of the original trustees therein,
having been thereto required by The Board or Direc-
tors Of said Association--shall on MONDAY the
] 7th November. 1873, at O'Clock +. NJ, expose
for sale public auction part Of the real estate con-
yeycd by said deeds, to wit:
All that certain lot OF ground the east side OF
Seventeenth between Main and Franklin streets,
bounded OH the north by Walnut alley with tre e.
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van Wort, subject TO
perpctiIl ground-rent of OK bushels OF nerchana-
bic wheat payable annually on the lst December,
and is the same real estate conveyed to said Isaac
jacobs BY james NJ. Taylor, trustee. :,
TERMS About 81 200 in cash balance III equal
instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen months LOT
negotiable note, interest added secured oy trust
deed. 49,. r...'. +. LOHMAN.
.... JOHN II. BOSCHEN,
. .g..- s..- / 3. ~...s WILLIAM Ora ESER,
M -wSS,,td gel. 80, ---Ir ~! Trustees.
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"Last evening"" relates the New orleans
Herald, "Utii;e the chief engineer OF lung
tester was eXsaatiatipg upon the benefiSs 10 pe
derived irons the use of bis instru1sant, a ca,
dayerous indiyidualstep out Of the crowo
and remarked TO him, 'Mister, do you THINK
it would help He any to blow into thSs ean .'.
.Yes, sir, certainly it would exlhlln YOU,
chest. give elasticity to the 'ones, nu 'l
iencthen your Me. Why, you'd soon he aoie
to blow FIVE hundred pounds, ana wa Tue
Gve-dolar prize why. does ie,soa' ee.
6vo dollars when he blows that many
DoundS?' YES. sir; wouldn't you Ike 10
make n trial 2; with a knowing wink To- TIE
crowd. II don't care il do SAID IFe2a
walking around and planking down q ane
of the greasy shiDp!aster sort. Then, tth4' ~
the mouthpiecc IN his hand, maze reasy
lie opened his mos until the hole IN BIS
face looked like dry dock for ocean steamers,
and began to take in wind. The lnDatEn
was like that of the &dsiy Grophsc DalAoen,
but not so disastrous. That fellows chesr
began TO grow aud dfstend until he feSehi
bled a poutcr-pigeon more than man al
which p,int he put the Hiouthpiece 10 ms
lips. Tint call-top went up like flash, and
the needle OF that indicator spun around like
a button on country Scho"l-house uoor,
until il stood still at tive hundred pounds.
The cyowd cheered, and tie keeper OF the
can paid over the five dollals in stamps with
a ,nutteg of astonishment. But Greens pock'
eted thea coolly, and turning TO the specta'
tors, said. Look here gents. that amt no.
thing to do at all for man &ho has been
buglcr in deaf and dumb asyGlm for seven
years, like eae,l'" ... .... -..
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aI1CrTONi sALEsLThfs Day.
%" By,Grpbbs g Williams,
V Auc.ioheers and Real Batste Agents,
1iE,nye,,tb street between Main end Bank.

( sIistyttA ~. ,ti'-s->s-s'LI1t ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY gE tr ; K4ShS
MONp. DWELLING ON CRAZE BETWEsIEsss
FoiiRfH AND FIFTH STREETS AED,sUN-
nay VACANT LOTS, AT AUCTIQN;,,BI re.
dusst Of Mr. III. B. Martin, lrstee, ge Will sci, Ia at
auction on WEDNESDAY Che .i2n1 aey OF NO ne
yeinber. ats AZ O'Clock, the DWELL1AG no, 4uo
cast rnce street. occupied by lr. e. v. Linosay,
and adjoining the resdence or Dr. H. j. Coieman.
IL has ten rooms besides k1tc n'Tfsh four room s
Gas, water and culyert privileges. The lQt is eZ
feet front! The location IL one OF the most dc'f-
hle in the city for priYafe residence.
And on THURSDAY tive 18th dry of November,
in the order panel below. c0nlneneingat o;cl4GK
r. NJ. We viii cell the following VACANT LOaS q
iu htlnms's plan Of division, and therein assigned
TO Martha w. Mnseley: - r#3
Western half Of LOT No. % on east side Union
near Franklin street, % by 20 feet. ,.-.s,.
No. 51k on south side Broad near sixtcenth
street. 26 ny SS feet 'st ..... T..t..C. = ro,
LOT on west side Seventeenth street H. feet
south Of Clay street, 84H feet. 49,. %,
: LOT letter y on west side Sere1lteenth between
Christian and Richard Streets fronting 81 lcet
running back G5 feet 10 Concord street:
TERMS: To suit the times: say. for the dwelling
one.fourth cash; balance at oxe, Two, aud three
wears. For the lots one-fourth cash; balance jai
Six, twelve. and eighteen mouths-the credit pay
ments TO bear interest at per cent. per anh9ha;
payabe semi-annually. and to; he secured " aceo
~ truSt GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
M Oh SSdid IEal AuCtioneers-
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THE "GEa OF THE SEA."--[J0e Medll in
IrelanC AS seen by the tourist, b is a most
beautif 4, country, possessing every variety
of surface and soil, from rugged mountains
to lovely valleys and expansive plains. The
streams arc everywhere bright and clear,
and generally swift running. For sc small
a territory there are remarkably large rivers
and lakes. With she exception of Ole or
two i'm Switzerland thsre are larger lakes in
Ireland than can be fourd elsewhere in j.
rope. The Shannon is a larger river than
any in Great Britain. ard nayiSable for @
longer distance. The harbOrs are among the
finest 10 the world. The climate isremarka-
bly, temperate and equable. Many plants
which can only flourish i'll lighthouses in
England flourish in the open air in Ireland,
while the great moisture which prevails is so
favorable to vegetation that the country Is
carpeted in almost perpetual green. This
yerdure extends to the mountain tops,
where there is a particle Of earth, and on
the sea shores right down to where the
ocean breakers dash against the rocks. From
what had heard before visiting ireland, /
supposed it was nearly a ,trecless country.
But such is not the case, Every odsquare
almost. which is unfit for cultivation, is COW
cred with trees. Trees abound on the noun
tains aud on the steep hill.sides, and along
many Of the roads and lanes, and they may
be seen everywhere Standing singly Or in
clumps. Where one tree is seen in Illinois
from the windows Of the train, fifty may be
seen in Ireland. The Indigenous udd greatly
to the beauty OF the landscape. The foliage
of the thorn is a very dark green, and those
live fences cln be distinguished for long dis
tances, subdividing the face Of the country
into squares like those ona chess board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

|TRUSTEE'S SALE OF. DWELLING
Il AND 346a ACRES VALUABLE LAND ON
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTER COUS.
TY, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th, al
AuCTION.-On the day named, on the premises
two miles from CappahoSic and The same distance
from Claybank wharf, by virtue Of deed of trus,
from John Asher, duly recorded shuil sell BY auc-
tanning SACK ACRES, together with the fine aud
commodious DWELLING ana out-housos aud Large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is admir1.
bly, adapted TO trucking, Il Welselected orchard OF
young apple and peach-trces.
( The house comu ands beautiful view Of the
river. ss..U,r.... t... ....t-" &C., ga
TERMS: Cash; but 1t Is hoped aud believed that
arrangements will be made before the day OF sale
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND, 80
nO2 ........# fl. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12
BY v. N. Lee, Aucti0neer
No. lOl4 Main street.

GENERAL FARMS TIRE E MILES
~ FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
THE WILLIAMSBURG FUR NPIkE FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON:-At the request OF pr.
Charles +. Anderson. who intends removing 10 the
city. VIII sell. on the premises. on THU
18th or November, 1873, ut o'clock, TWO
HI NDRED AND TWESTi-FltEl2 90 ACRES
On LAND, fronting on two roads Williamsburg
and Charles Ctv). to bc divided into small farms OF
twenty-five. ffty and serenty-hve acres, or In
ger tracts Ii 1t best suit the views OF purchaser
On the upper portion Of the land there Is DWELL
Ing with four rooms, good barn, kitchen, &c. On
the lower portion there Is frame house with two
rooms and other Improvements The solb Is good
and wen uaptei to the growth Of grain, grass and
vegetables There Is suficicncy of wood for the
use of the fr1n. plat Of the land may be seen at
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale. isH
r-f13'I'tE y. M.LEE, Ke,,l Estate Agent,
uoS ........ sr..s, e. lola Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

TOR RENT, the LARGE Rll G; an
Il dwelling, on the norh SoG Oh S .,gsn me
sccsn,is ia se occupancy OF Nj T. A. Parker,
ecnfsi ains ten rooms, with al modern cd COVE NJ
e,Css a ~ univ to - 81 JOHN r. GODDIS, 't<
once HPp' =" ,.g,..r Real Estate Agent. y.
.L-,,,cc q, t. Rank and Eleventh streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12
,Ijy.J. Thompson. Brown, r..
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lll5 Msiu street, opposite Dispatch.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, LONE-FOURTH .OE A. NILE
As THE REsiDENCE OF WILLIAM j. LYN-
HAN, ,nEGEASED.--By virtue Of n decree OF the
Circut G0ur: OF the county Of Henrco, entered July
90, 1873, In u cause therein pending flor sale aud
reinvcstnent OF pr0ceestsj the undersigned special
lie auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the
18th day Of November, 1878. AT O'Clock r NJ that
valuable piece OF Sroperty uboYs msn,iSnsI; con- =
LAND In fine cultivation. and Improvements con.
ss,ing OF II large DWELLlNG-H0USE, eight
rooms brick kitchen and other ou,.houses: also.
large stable and carriage-holse. This offers rare
opportunity TO those wanting good home for gar
deGing or other purposes, ana located near the
line Of the city and IN thickly setlled neighbour
hood, Offers ane Glance for speculation.
TERMS: One. third cash bal .nce six and twelve
mQnllis, for negotiable notes interest added, nte
retained I'LL all the, purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court
j. A. LYMAN, Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucttoneer. no S-tds
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srnies left on the window-sill of the mouse,
s are os wh,eh was picked up and eaten ~
Miss Lizzie Ceca, daughter Of J. q. cecil Of
m r,.ls , ,sbs ros ON a visit to Mr.. Troltn-
eer,s. Shortly aiver eating the apple she was
s s wi,hyoniting. A physician was sent
for and ,mouounced the symptoms that OF
noison. The remaining apples were taken
and examincd, and foundto DC posfoheu VIII
antimony. Fortunately none q the me .ns
hers of the Troliugcr family ate either OF the
other an,tes, though they had ss'h pickeo
up aud handled by several. rf.5 -. :.
.Miss t;eeil Is In "a very critical condition
and IL not expected to recover. j-,,; 80
-MThere can I've little doubt but tsat the &C
was done VITA tho hellish intention OF muir
der. We cannot find words to cypress oul
indignation in regard to this deed' .,'t
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Gnr.nns ( M1IL1AMs. Anctloneers.

|TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
/ l. FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEEN
ITY-SkTEN ACRES, WITH tOMMOplOuS M
PR Wv EMENTS. IN PRINCE EDWARD COuN.
TI, TWO MILES FROM HAMPDEN SIDNEY
COLL EGE, EIGHT MILE FROM FhRMEILLE,
AND TWO AND a HALF MILES FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT, ONIHE ATLANTIC, MIS-
lISiSS1PPI AND ONO RAILROAD, AT ACC-
l,TION.-By virtue of the provisions Of dced or
trust bearing date the 4t day OF july, from
J. w. Breckenridge and wife to the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded III the Office OF the clerk Of
Prince Edward county, 10 secure the payment or
the several SUMS therein mentioned. being required
SO To do shall, trustee In said deed sell ~ pup
lie auction, upon the premises. on TUi SIJA1 tac
95th dny of November, 1873 at O'Clock I. NJ,
the valuable TRAIT OF LAM described In SAID
deed us cunai ing l 1927 ACRES, three-i0urths
OF which Is improved and In fine state OF cullVa-
ton. The remainder Is heavily tmbered with oak,
hickory and pine, which can be cut anu SOLO to said
railroad ut renuneraiire prices.
The land is well watere,i. has irsf-l1te grist anu
saw-nD, and all the convenences and coIilinenda-
lions of a tine firm. There are now OIL the place
besides the mill. lull-house, and main buildings,
two comfortable dwellings. with out-houses: so
that the place easily be divided into three acts.
giving u suiilcicpcy Of wood and cleared land 10
each. The location Of this property Is one of the
mos attractive In the State. The society Is of the
best, has fine schools and churches near the railroad
depot stores, and po,t-offce. Within the past two
years number Of Scotch and English have located
In the immediate neIghbnrhood. ..-.--...s ...r.
TERMS: Cash. Ii. b. TALlAFERRO,
NJ -andfds TrnStfP