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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-01-01
New Frame Dwelling House,

and q good Hog Pen. There are Peach,
Pear. ard other Fruit Trees on the Lot.
Possession given at once. For terms, &c,
call on or address
II. c. ARBOGAST,
Dec 4, '72-2m Port Roysl, Pa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
TIE FLORENCE
: TT IS Now YuH CHEAPEST.
TAKES on sight. LSST & \! nE g

"TAkESp on sight. L MINI, & nt s..
.kssEtS,
AGI.NTS, AMI. SUPERINTENDENT WAr'
bhfCNEi : fJfiiiy Eeys pa er starts i.s Ei.'t
c=!nnmtsn, giving sub r;h.r It. FAIR of ,n-
%iiii:c>t hla ;in.: o..:u'.ii tgI!S.--iW" Iuos,
attractive Stiiiec : that take on -. ht.-i.hi1f-
VI ny Sis, An1r-Sri. - ~cnltrIa'S .:Ud comp. y,
',iri Tor hTr''H .tlr Aw..he'' an" ''S.s' NslC;l. -
;.%e.!'s have inm II. . access: cali it rhv ''ic>t
huS,ac' - ever ole C:c;lvIssr rS.' We furnish
inc lag'i"st IN li"nasoa ct OF IT end i,Ay yer,
h'gh commissions. l.ac!i sins crincr. I'D or
new, receives %iTiS.rr rELAv tao h'GriirIl
n,ietWTrS Fall sup.i! rad. tor immediate ,.c-
Li'eiH- me pr!cr :tsvif stands peerless among
ri,i'if t'rrrris, he!n- So popular ms; %! Us class
" MS tfr LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TiIG WORLD,
Employ the hest iitcr'ry talent Edward ~
girsi"n rreG; serial e;ory IS just iCsin iirg;
iic. chapters sal lliel ,ncic.i snbscrih r. N.-.
low. i'iiS "Niccted >equcl Z" my Wiz AMI
~ .brsine IN ;hr IL " Year. ANY on- wishing
= Spo'l salary or nn inteiN u,lei,s q
b'i;i:iess Should srn.! for I, rcrl!r..i
niiu Terms To j. Il. FORD * CO.., Suw Yn
session, Chicago, Cinc!nn.ti, TT ran Francisco.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
a Curious Care,

Ike gaseous smoke which ariscs
o gas works has medical qualities
that are largely appreciated by Ger.
tain classes Of people, and the popu.
Iarity OF the medicine is On the in.
sreasc. The fumes nre credited will,
speedy cures OF whosping-coush, in.
Guiding, in several Instances, very
obstinate cases. The, San Francisco
gas works have become a regular rc.
sort ior people afflicted with cnugns,
o Whose comfort and convenience
u esiHiaHy has erected several
Ioeiry beicheS- Adults, upon whom
sne e,3ogh has a disastrous elect, y
nui9faiidrep, who cough aud laugh
ani Sssse again, and oniy seem mn.
Ivyen whooping, may 10 seen
si.aftg side by side on those benches
a"" isnsilrg the fumes. Thus the
esns 'a'''"s that are NO, kindly "a.
blessing 10 the sitk, 'Nae
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

"A KANSAS City tombstone pays the
following beautiful tribute TO in,o-
ence: =
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

Dreaktast, ia Peru IL . heavy and
oereHhohious nreau, accsriiny 70 Snu,S
Atner,rxu cOrrespt n.ients. II becin'
WIN ,soup made of the native crab,
said lobe very excellent, miiuIljs fol.
0wcdbSlfrn meso,ss and b~anahnas.
then n eourse &c boiled aud fried fish
fried bananas with poacled eggs.
isuitsA-ohops Dreaded. beefstcak and
Tried potatoes, lettuce aud radisbes,
and sQsiqna,a native dish nf rod.
psppers = potatoes. md Last. bur
not least French coffee, cigars and
slYareitssvAsd-cla stfic iadties par.
tski.Gbfkaely of the latter. It, is con.
sidered almsrk or respect to tear OF,
}le ci'gicHSt BITS NJ the delieacies Of
me repas,, and with'ihe fnaers pace
.,,em t,pon Tho plates Of the gmest,
Ihs peruviaAs ars Social aud hosoits.
bic, and genital in their manners. INF,
isasiy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
''~;'s a cell and whnop
H.: disi OF the crouU.v

A Philadelphia paper Of n recent
date furnishes n startling information
that "Aurins Nanlius S.vcrinus
h4:bius," II celebrated Latin philus.
"pher, WAS heheaded by King Theo-
doi1c 'hirtecn hundred and Gr,v-
eight years ago Yesterday
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
TESMs:

TIE ST. LOUIS Observation-Disclosures
VERY morning. by n'ail, one year, HWTLVE
IroLLA!ts. Ta clubs Of three, by mntl, THIIt.
~ooi:L.Aiisi Of fen. \ HUSiDHED mol
LAnSi served by carriers, SIX TINES, \
MEEh, Twelve Dollars !, year: SEVEN
flMEs 4 WEEK. Fourteen Eoii.rs a wear:
i.'il weekly in carriers, Thirty cents FER week
Ngwss't,S:,' mrs ce2is per COPY.
Wednesdays and Fridays, SIX DOLL MS n
Year; Three copie.. SEVENTEEN DOiLA;;>:
hNe copies: LMESfi-SENES D0I.LAES; ty.'
I!ia REPUBLICAN fTEEkLN
Two DOLLARS u year: three. copies FIVE
.Nbi-i-htS: five copic-, EIGHT Doll n
Ten copies. fIFTEtN DOLLARS: tx.ntv
copies, TWENTY-FIVE DOLL ~
Additions can he made tn Clubs Mt the TING a.
cup rates. len per cent. commission yIiuN.I
10 Agents getting up clubs. Pape :. NOT sent M
..sS i,a.,i u, a,i'anre, am! invariably disrontim-
he mttest our risk in Drafts, Post o,lire Or,ers.
on Registered Letters. "'S
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17

Us f"s''l'sN Issi:,-. Eanc.ntr,t,J.
Epas a.:i - ,.at $50. 50,
-..ic-,s C-a-r. r.~"Er
CE-t:sErsC, or y.u,,ur,
In KGrro E.ys::.
Inc novelty CT mnar,a S,,.i,ai. Chemical s.a
iHAE'naSe"tt,ai Sciriire. No Use Of any ionrer
taking the large. rv;.,lsivu aud nausrons MI.
eSnp'Sha %. Slcap. GRACE, Gad iE;Ny iagrrl i.uts'
Wasa We caa b. u caceiai application uf chemical
sSieaae. eAt;art al tna cat,artie AID other mrdi.
S'n" ,'sS,'fiIcS f'hn the iaast Valuable roots Aud
''F1', ana cnh'eatTits tae.a iaio o nGruto Gran.
-, t'itca, b. readily swallowed ty those u
- ztt'AINN sIn''aShs cal E;stilious tastes.
Cd, S~-I'.iativo f'cs.rt represents, In
= 80 80 rtt.l f's;a, a. much eaiha,;.c powcr
-. $3.50. IA ANY .: =. !as:s pills found ice
y N r,T>-:,i n',rn.t!Ha TO ,arir .isr, people
,s NV, l"t lei t'rm ase art 10 suppase that
Y al tho ct.h. IL. Gj.'rcat ac;i,s medicinal rrir.
'ta.cs Of wn!ca they aro o~Mposcl beiu. 30 has
;nnn,Ssi al mo!iaed, oMe BY tho Others, Is to
MSi,.A y, gently aad kindly operating
$500 howard :, hereby offered by the pro.
p-i-tor OF tN,sS l~'ci,cts, To qgy cheniist ms.
upon ~ai'a'rsi-. viii I'D il ,asai any Caiomri or
poison.
IstinE sn,irsiyyc~c:a..c, 20 y~ar,.calr
r~.c without disturbance TT. ! e,us,itu,ion. diet.
q: necupa,i"n: Fcr. ~stnn.ic', ttendachc.
sSsstou tisNrN tOO0s Pain
ia tao shoulder, t iCia;arsS or VhO
Sncst, D!12invss, soar E~ructations
OF t.e S.oE.aci, Rad SssIo ia
mouth, s:i:ious attacks, rain in
region OF tktancys, Internal Fever.
Efon:cd feeling about NtumrcI.ss
fSush OF Flood q Head, R1I1h G,o,S
Sse'l Urine, .Snco liability cnI
gloomy rorcso .iuSs, taSo de-.
Picrcs's Pleasant 'urgasivc Pellet.
IA cSa!an1' lea 4 tas remedial power az INV Pr
Sa'iSs teiicts over - great q variety OF disrs.e
VISA SAY that their action uoOm ~
Sn.sasa 10 0nivcrasI 1,oSS
EietAd or tiHsuo escaping Sh Srssors
tive tciNrcSs. 40 does nor isns,. 49,
slciT cnatlag and being crclosrd 4, rsssm.
politics preserve their virtues unimra,rra a. "a
s.sth al t;iis., In nSy Climatic, 10 tl.at They nrc ~
way Fresh I'D r.1S.a. which ia not 10 80.
WIN mo Ms f'uai Ia tho drug storrs mr., M IN
s,esp wo0tcr pas.e,5oari LoSes. Rysn,,rts v;,m
AZ s,i G.sss..' we're a Laxative, Atscsr.
ssxs or "a sativo Is indicated, thoes mo
fSi-,s WI r., tho most perfect ra,isiactira Ia
Taey arc nold by all eute~nrisiuu
D.usxisas a. - conts "a bolIlc. i
DO not allow any dsuccist to inducc Won 10
o IN anytn...S s.se thatle may say ia {ust -
good as my Pellra because he ma ~ 4 i,-sr
pNht - that which no ~r.cor rcni. ff yasJ
ol1setst Sa.saot s.'ppiy tSen, eac.tsa Il ssaa
eoo FecotN. ttrm by Geturu l.s., :N..
X fEx8CE, u. u Fs~p.
pUc-Alc. N.E
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
Mrs. M. r. Price

Hrs received a large and elegant assortment OF
Wantcr Millinery Goods.
embracing all ne newest s yles of hats
bonnets, flowers AID ribbons. slsosi,t ama na..s.'
= lchaes anu ties, and a great variety of notions
ana fancy articles. Having also selected her
psr.st to sell tnem At very reduced nric.s nv.
adies 81 TX ,nEton and vicinity arc r,,sSec,O.i;v
Sa,tea 70 call md cxamine for thrrhseiyes. she
mi ALSO MADAM Fey . corset fol. sale.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
How y Nee. o. ia. ryr.n,s..

Wien / went to the Pyramids, i
was III a gay party. Tterc is n vcr,
pretty little chateau, or summer
iouse once erected by the Khcdiy.
with his usual sp. mdid lospilalit,
towards all guests, for the EMPIRES,
Eugeme- This building is immcdi
aie:y near the great pyramid. II,
was within are well frescoed j,
Very good taste with views of Egypt,
ana here strangers are soineti,nc.
permitted to remain, SO that VIC had
comlertab.e shelter. Then with .
Iri'hd ;sccndc.l The pyramid. An
Other i.tct5i vino was in authority.
and knew l'sw 10 make the natives
n''d' rstahd il, gave iiicn,, [ suppose.
a straight tip 90 let me alone. Ger.
t.in 1t IS theydid neglect Tie in the
hin'est manner, to My joy .md sur
st. My ascending companion re.
"~',.d the chattcring sertege which
ii. hniind and before us i'll all anna
night. IS one nigh. SO mauy.
-"s. aild being fatigucd by the heat.
I their aid. He informed ME
b Ids that they clIecred him oil
80 =" mp with-tiie hiicous talk or
daring travellers who having. OH
trsry to Al the laws Of God and Gus
I u, rash!y gone up the Pyramid
alone, 'emPe6 bv satin, had all per,
i>hed raiserabiy. Then they lo!d him
ofthe Ru-Tsu primyy-surejr; tbs cx-
c%ellcncc had heart Of tie terrible
death Of the Russiaa v.!,lcc who had
l'thead altIAcd The top, but was i,u-
Incdiately hit by titc wrath of A,lsh
FOR his feet slipped and he rolled
fr""' tho top to the bottom, leaving
behind him at every bounce fearful
bIo"d-stains--ug gh- There was ALL
other Hownga he tried to climb with
out assistance; il made them Green to |
think uf il. in fac, i, still haunted
their dreams, how irst calling them
~ begging their forgiveness he.
mildly laid down on The summit and |
died. BE ,stts abou, the size and age
OF that other llowaga there who was
manly v%entnring to Climb up with.
OUT tlsir assistance--God help him
And came from the same country.
II fact, every II Of these gloomy
tales ended with n direct allusion i.
myse,i, aud theirmiyoxprssscd con-
viction that 1 had not 10 live.
The render WHO has never becn In
the East can have no idea of the ox-i
"ggerative sad romancihg style Of,
these people, OF the serioas ,s%annert
in which, when once started, they
Will 70 on. One day, a4tragomau, in
speaking to a lady friend of mine of
old gentleman IF peculiar appeur-
who had gouc up tlls Nile with
INN. said seriously that the elderly
party IN question had Oil Il pair Of
cotton gloves three hundred years old.
with six thousand holes in them.
this style and narration 10
the great aye and magnitude of the
'"'h' III b ceuhtry.-IC. q. Leland.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- :.
Tho AtisatA Herald hAf 1.esasr
NM. .Iren-aad Steel Basiness."
81. Chsface. Mo-. has ANEW :ai"snt
ths. ,osef eaiter there r<joaees ~ enc
wislsrs prospect.
4 dsaay is chap who would he a
latty II M coaHt but ~ he esa's
docs ali no eau Ia show the world
Ao'a ast q maa. "a
An EaA,srn psOpcr. unler the hcaa-
tug Of sSppftmg News copics TIC
a~AAousrcmcw ,hat ",hc Cots .,
Hartford arc ranrlux, ~ fulf Time"
Boston Is said TO have an cicctio"
official who, after sesnNlinx the
"N's" through, said he could act finJ
scettain Nc. Knights N 9 csailc
voting list. n
SATAshiag machines wi , tterc
fashionable than ever u wiutcr,
aud marty yoaug ladies will take their
fret 1esson IN this household accom-.
pllelnsent.
X fashionable young laty dropped
one Of her false cyta,ruwsiu a church
pew, sad badiy x'ightencd u yodng
1asa hcxt TO her, WIN ,houghti II was
h,s nonstache.
"Where shall I put This paper so as
to bc sure Of f,sliug il S-morrow ?"
Inquired Mary Jane o n-r ,hr.tacr,
Chafles. 'N0 the lotflns-s.aes,"
was lwk brothers reply.
k pretty toem. lately published.
feits how n little girl IN a Scotch Kirk,
weary of the minister's loms prayer,
stepoed softly to his side, uutf said.
20, sir, please a Amen J"
Alta prayer meeting in Maine. q
few days ago, Que of .hc nismlar.
prayed, "Lord, thou kuowvst thai,
Charles Tompkins has su.d poor
boots 10 some Of us. Make him lda
Che fair ,hing.s
The Hcrkiiaer Democrat asks
"Nho Is ;.tre iha. is not claimed tc
some rock Of the past, with the yul.
afe OF memory tearing al his vitaIs,
screaming forever in tie ear of Cor.
science? 2"
A "reader' IN New Britain ycr,
%truthfuliy and inHigusp;ly asserts
taat no woman, however uefyuLl
she may be. has a right - uAiy her
husband from II sound sleea, "a 1eiI
IN
sih o'hhis inquirinx what is the ma,-i
.er' Nothing, 1uly I wanted to,
Know il you were awnk,." |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

hard exercise, though the effects Of ms sna
nass Nave somewhat diminished his cara-
city for induIging In 1t. He Is a good shot,
likes his rubber OF Whit, knows the odds on
the Derby. is conno'ssenr in eating aud
drinking. has fine taste In music, true ear,
an exquisite appreciation Of art, is fond OF
social life and pleasant companions. and pro-
baby Is but i'll at home at German court.
where they dine Mt o'clock and go to bed at
II. In his feelings he Is opposed to innnsa,
ton and change, and Is by no means sat,sl'eu
with the policy OF negation now 10 favor 10
England; but his great natural sagac,ty qul.s
rectiies any tendency to extreme views anu
his inherited respect for the Const'tulion
leads him to perceive he cannot but acceP'
the acts of the responsible government. In
some respects he is one of the most accom-,
pliShcd princes in Europe, and all his ia'l'ts,
such AZ thew seem, are the results OF his no
sition, in which he is condemned to inactlv-
ity. shut out from all participation in the
cares OF Government and of affairs Of State,
and doomed TO absolute inanity, except when
he Is now aud then put ut the head of some
commissioners he is at prescnt-for the Bri'
fish section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
=" She fS bend J"
The .ld,ac for June contains the ioiio"
inc uthctic lines by Miss Osgood

The .aldfnc for June contains inc ioii'>
ing pathetic lines by Miss osgood
Tbr,,, little words within my h,aln
H,at hack and forth their one rc'iah.
Three litilc words, whose uu'l ols''eee
Means cIvthinS AMI nothihsntSs'
Iniid,len move my lips lnsitad
~ Other uttcrsncc She Is ueaa.
Here. lingering We talked OF late
Er,,d, ;lc hrdrc-srown gAr,lcn gate:
TIN smiling. ere the twilight zen
SIN. n,fic me take last farewell
Those were the Anal words she said
bot ycSiCrdaN-aild sue Is "ca"'
src The yTrv gown she wore.
The color had praised lctorr:
Tn, swayiue length, where she Woaih pass
Made light rustic on The grass:
Tn, r,c IN The porch She turned her lcio
For one last slnilc--and she Is dead
Xr,ld have known what was 10 come.
THOSE hours had not been blind and dunn
would have followed close with DeSth.
Have striven for every glance ana preath
E,,t now-thC final word l. said,
The last look takcn->lc Is hau
We were not lover such ~ they
Who rlr,.yc a faith TO last for aye:
Net s,cms the universe To me
\ riddle NOW without Il key;
Win, me tns The sunshine overhead,
'Th,, blown m,ow--now she Ii dead?
Son"w my grief. It's len haze
tsw! liCrs nv accustomed WAYS.
Md VII 50 old, II seems my heart
Was never from It's pain apart;
What WAS and Is anu shall bc, wei
" ith that one scntcnCc-Shei Is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
By Wellington GOddin,
AuctiOnccr aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LIFE
" ESTATE IN A VALUABLE TOHACO
FACTORY, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND
sEXESTli STREETs, AND FEE s ~ Nh ! - \
COUNTY Of SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVEN.
'rI-FIVE ACRES. KNOWN AS kNAPP'S
SE(,K-Ry virtue OF two DEGREES of the lircuit
Court of Caroline county, both entered ON the 10Th
Of September, 1874 In the separate cases OF harrison
rs, Oncscnhcrry, Xc.. and Mason against Qncscn-
thereby appointed, will sell at action In the city
OF krhnloid, In front OF the tobacco factory now
occuuirrl by Samuel II. Bailey, Esq. AT the south
wa.t corner Of Gary and Seventh streets, on FIJI
DAY the cad Of May, 1873, at the hour of 2o'coch
r VI If fair: tnot the first fair day thereafter. the
TOBACCO FACTORY located rs above. now in the
occupancy Of Mr.. samuel NJ. Bailey n the annual
rental of 81 700 The lot has front Of NJ feet on
Seventh strect. and depth Cary street Of 1870
feet The factory Is large ana Is fnur stories
high with an addition 10 1t, recently enlarged and
much improved.
After which at the same place. will he sold that
valuable FARM IN Caroline county called knarps
Neck. containing SErtN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE. ACRES. on which ir. Qucscu IL
berry now RESIDES on the road rttin2 FROM BOWL
ing Green Ia Ecwruwn, on The Mulocc>ic creek. II
has II large AMI good dwelling and all NECESSARY
ui-hOlscS, in gno'i ORDER
TERMS: Enough III cash to deiray costs al suit AMI
expenses of sale: balance at one. Two, three and
four years, with bonds with good personal security
as the two frSl barring six per cent Interest. aud
title retained until all thu purchase money Is fully
paid and conveyance ordered ny the court.
ROBERT DGLD,
J.ti MASON, Commissioners.
THOMAS \. WELCIL>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
AUCTION sALEs-rufnre DAYS VS.
- z" go BY w. Goddin, ......
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

V,HE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY
L ATTRACTIVE FARM CALLED "SHER-
WOOD ON THE BROOK TukNPiKE AND
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl
he sold mt auction. on thu premises. on TUESDAY
the goth dry OF Nay. 1sTs, commencing at o'clock
p 81. the beautiful and attractive farm called Sher-
wood located as above, bounded on one Side ny the
farm owned and occupied by DR.. W. b. Pleasants
and on the other side by that owned and occupied
by Mr.. Charles TIartwel and by that of Mr: l.: ".
Rose. containing by recent survey SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES. of which about three to four acres
are I'm pine woods. and four acres in oak grove. The
balance of the land Is perfectly level, and for the
most part I'm high state Of fertility. rs the growing
crops will show. ,,,rr
RESIDENCE with six rooms. front aud rear
,urccs running the whole length 3f The dwelling:
Il Kitchen; dairy: two other dwellings,, 1srf for
colorrd persons; mn excellent new barn. stable, and
fine water, and Il pump near the stable. There -
an excell,nt young orchard. and the OAK grove ih
front of the dwelling Is Il beautiful one. ,
1t will he sold as whole. or DIVIDED so rs 10 SCI
with the dwelling 70 with the lot 10 the soutn
of Ii. embracing the orchard and small lrameu
dwelling Is acres and the rear portion, fronting on
the Hermitage road. will be divided Into three iots
of liz acres each. -, ri,
The place is within half Il mile of the Fair
rounds where land has recently sold tor 5000 per
acre and one mile from Richmond College, anu IN
the most desirable part OF the snp,TnS fnr i resi-
dcncrs as The neighlorhood is pr"scrhially healthy
and Mr. r. w Wood, residing on The place, will
show H. Ia those who may call on him.
TERMS: Reasonable. and maze KNOWN ~ inc
h our of sale. W.GODDIN. Auctonecr.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
pcucd until FRIDAY, May %, 1873 at o'clock Z. W.
my 2.-.t .GODDlS. huctonccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

by Redwood g. Crenshaw, Auctionecrs,
No. la2o Main street

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at
w our store. No. 1920 Main street, THIS MORN,
ING. commencing at 10 O'Clock, large and yareh
assortment of FURNITURE and HOUSE-FUR-
SiSHISG GOODS, comprising
New and secondhand C0TrhGF.JESNfL LIND;
MAHOGANY, and WALNUT BEDo1EADe
FE a ,'II HOLSTERS and PILLOWS ;
SHEETS. BLANKETS, &r.;
New and scconIl-h hand MATTRESSES,
New and secondhand LOUNGES,
SOFAS mud WARDROBES,
IAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS and ROCKERS, .<,,,
CANE. and WuOD-SEAT CHAIRS and RUCh'
Frs. ,
WINDOW FRAMES and GLASS-DOORS.
UARDW ARE and CUTLERY.
I'ROt kerry and t;IASSW ARE, &c.
REDWOOD & CRENSllAW.
mvno Auctionccrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Maiu street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LARGE
~ BRICK DWELLING On THE NomI u
SIDE OF VENABLE STREET OPPOSITE TUE
RESIDENCE OF ELIJAl RAktR. ESQ. AN
4 NEAT FRAMED lIOtSEbS E1lt EAST LIN r
or MECHANlrSEiLLE TCENIlkE NEAh
CARRINGTOh STREET, AT PUBLIC AutIinS
BY virtue of a decree of The thlnccry Court ~ Ifc
ciiy of Richmond entered on The 10th May lsI3; III
the suit of HZheimer andas. rs. Stewart ana AIS;
we shall. as commissioners thereby appointed. sen
at public auction. on the premises. ou ] liuRSDAi
The FED day OF May. ls7a. commencing ut O'Clock
=. NJ, in order named. the following property
10 wit:
First. That large BRICK DWELLING situated
on the north line al Ncua'c street recently ncclI-
pirtl nv Mrs. tatharnc Brown. containing eight
rooms &c. The lot fronts on Ecnthlc street 6r lc,t,
running back to Darlington street.
See nd. FRAMED DWELLING; "n the east line
of Mcchancsye pike nC:lr {" tarrlnEi"n street,
now occupied by Mr.. Hopkins. containing about i've
rooms &C.. with nice I.u L attached.
TERMS OF SALE will he: Nnc-fourfh OF the rlr-
chase money cash. the residue AT sin. twelve. ami
eighteen months for Negotiable notes. interest
added: title retained until all oi the purchase
money j.. irlld and conveyance ordered Ivy the
court. kpBtKi itoN AL,
ALFRED Il. COURTNEY.
GEORGE ". THOMAS.
my Ia Commissioners.
The above property will u" suhdivided 81 a To
sell several attractive building lots on Ncnablc
street LYME < BRO fHtR.
my n AuctiunCtr$.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
rs Wellington Goiniu.
Auctionecr and Real Estate Azcnr,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank srr.,ts

GALE AT AUCTION Of EIGUTrrv
- HANDSOME BIZ DING LuTI -,
G. X . L 4 HIS PAN. ADJOINING, az rr.,EE
NORTH NAVY II!LL.--Will h. s"tI aI ,u.,,.,, W.
the premises. on WEDNESDAY thu s.th IL, 49, -"
ut O'Clock y. VI. LOTS N,S. |" aIri ~ in II'
plIn To he siIbdlyiGcd into eighteen lot. O., M,
size. These lots are approached Us Fifth i,r, 49,,
command lovely yicw Of In" th,sai,.... an, iu'
railroad and of the lower and eastern I.rt r. t
city and are admirably well adapted 'rr "r>pr. ~,
TERMS: bu"-thrh 'r,~h: h,itnn. A. !, .t
twelve months for Negotiable bot. pirr,., ,,,'.,,
secured by trust deed. NGUDnr%
my20 if,i,,,,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr%.
lib Main street.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
N ON CHURCH IllLL FOR SALE ~ AUG
TInS We shall sell by auction. nn the premises,
on THURSDAY the 22i instant. ~ ; O'Clock J.. NJ.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. rented - a
good tenant at 1900 per annIln. on mo nnrtll sl I"
Marshall stree, 4rr wern Invent -scvrnth AMI Twcn-
w. cshrh streets. Church Hill. with basement anu
Two stories above containing nine rooms. Kitchen
and lot 7uXl55 feet. with al alley III the rear :" ice
wide.
TERMS: unc-inurth cash: balance IN six. twelve.
and eighteen months. irgoiiah" notes with inlcfr>
added at the rate If SiA per cent. per ailnliill anu
secured hy n decd IF ,ust IN h.' given for the tie
trrr,d payn.utS RICHARDSON CO..
my "a Aur1ionrtrs Ill3 Main street.