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THE MULLENVILLE MYSTERY.

tt0NCLJ DED)
For some time Nellie hesitatcl. She
seca,cd strangely unwilling to put herself
within range, 50 to speak, of this mysteri,
Gus Attenuation. Her reluctance, indeed,
almost amounted to 4 supcrstitioCs dread.
There was sad distant expression in her
eyes, as though the sound Of some loved
and lost voice we're echoing in her ears.
Fiaally, however, her resistance was over
come, or perhaps she looked at the matter
in a ueT7 light. At any rate, she consent
e / to 20 with sam to the exhibition, ami
he departed with an exu,uug heart-as
well he might, with tie Pr Jspect OF having
sweet Nellie Swausdown all to himself for
whole evening. As for Nellie she went
10 bed and ha1 ia awful nightmare, in
which 1t seened to hlr that she was mar
ned to tie Automa on, AMI that after the
cerem, my was over it turned into an old
fashioned clock which stood in the dining
room; and while she was standing locking
W in d,smay ut the thought of being unit
FL TO such thing, and bound to honor,
loye, and obey it all her life, it fell over or
her and crushed her to pieces upon which
Of course, she screamed and woke,-but
the terror Of the dream lasted her al
day.
Evening had come. An a-pectant
crowd at the depot had witnessed the arri-
val of the train containing the wonderful
Automaton. Ii had come in with long
drawn shseak, as of soul in despair, and
had slipped avg gain with an Internal
cachinu ltiou, IS Though some deveilish joke
were in the yipd. Meanwhile undeF the
direction Of the manager "a gept!e44F gi:R
black haiE falling oyer his shoulders, and
heavy black heardl, a huge box, resembling
10 form a cross between a eotFn end safe,
was carfully lifted down frGm the baggage
car and transported slowly and cautiously
to the express cart, ID this box, it was
Whispered, was concealed the marvellous
mechanism Of the Automaton. The sensa.
tion created was profound, ami apparently
not unmixed with fear. Men gathered il
little knots and groups whispering arpre
hensiyely to one another, and casting
strange glaaces ever and anon oyer their
shoulders into dalk corners of the depot
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BOOKS AID MAGAZ-EEs.

I'LL" Ah.jne for jane shows what tie
!an.>ei. painters ot America csn do,
v..tu icy nave a. uIi.i to work, ii uiac.;
and " tx. They pam. pictures vh.c.. arr
-cru for a short the Ia taeig studios. and
Jhen arc seen to mo except by tier rur-
c.i4sar,; being in fact as much removed
from the act4a world Of art as if tacv did
not tX.>t. II i, otherwise with thcra " len
they are drawn N wood, an! earn by ,ne
thousands Of readers Of THE ALDINE. in
every scctio-. Of the country, who consti-
tut powerful art Constituency, and in
certain sense represent posterity. NJ.
kruseman Van Eltea's Gil pictures are we
known 90 cOuno,sseurs Of art; his "Eiew
near Granby. Conn., il Il : JCnc ALDINE
makes his talent known all over the United
States, 1t is dilicIous drawlng-as pic
turesque as Nature herself, when she tr 5
to be-fuli Of light and life and beauty
Among the figure pieces - be noticed and
commend d are The 5 gnal,' after He'll
wiz, and "The Sisters, Roman interior,
after Coomans. Mr.. Peter Moran contri-
hutes two charming animal pictures, The
Bull-Caif,' blrn-yarl study, and a
Group cf Sheep" WHICH are better than
any tLat lerboekaOven ever pair ted, or
ever will pant, for Mr.. Moran has caught
what Eerbo,khoyen generally mi>scs-the
feeling, the INSTINCT Of the animI world.
From sir. " VI. Cary we have a Siam
pcde Of villa Horses" which is striking
ana most vigorous CONT osition. There
are two stories Of New nug and life, either
of WHICH We aid be literary feature of the
month IN any other magazine. Tie first
Turning the Vale, by Frances Lee, Is a
capital study of Yankec character AMI coz
versation; the second, Young Martin and
Old Martini" by Elizabeth Sto lizard, is
this and more; for to Miss Lees general
knowledge of Yaanee life she adds sing
ular power Of analysis, which imparts to
her story tie interest of genuine passion.
Poetry Is is good as ever. SUBSCRIPTION
price s., including Chromos Village
Belle and Crossing the Moor" James
Sutton Co, publishers, IS Maiden Lane
New York.
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GoIss EAST
STATIONS.
ING VIZ r
No. 3
q. q. 81 REED,
Nfcn niboaa Time Table.
aRRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF GD.AAlL
General M4na= =, Western Division

ARRIVAL AND DErARTuRE OF a0aAAIlH
STEAMERS.
TIE side-wte.I steamers haai'oToc and SIZE
eoygan i'll l-ave every mOrnIE-. tSuEd7Ys -.
eolcr') At u, o'clock. SatgrdaNs boat leaves a.
O. n Coiug North. SATURDAYS boat goes throu-l
10 Two treeE-. Rewauupe and Ahnepee:
n urUsf-caOlu steamers Ocputo. -. Joseph
and TruesdeH Sill arrive and depart from Aaai-
toWCc follows:
Gong sou;h-Leavas every MONDAY, WednesdLT'
end saturdav 1T about a
Gong NOrra--Leavc~ every lCcsd4y, Thurs lay
tnd Saturd--, i about y. n
j ~ TOonBs, Agent.
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To all whom
it NAV concern

TAKE N0TICE-That have been ap-
pointed sole receiver Of the goods, chatteis.
and effects Of c. F. lnaPwurs- & c.. Of
Manitowoc County. with power To collect all
cut staining claims AMI dues aud to Adjust
all liabilities Of the slii firm.
All PARTIES indebted to the said firm will
save costs BY forthwith calling at the law
Office of White s crest, in the City Of Mau-
itOwoc, and settling the same.
CHARLES W. WHITE Receiver.
Manitowoe May 10th 1873. 76s-3v.
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drel wards or so from the Town Hall;
said that out Of this carriage had sprung a
goblin WHICH, from its figure and height,
be recognized at once Is the Automaton,
though the haxen hair and whiskers were
gone; that this goblin had Trostratei him
by a left-handed blow in the eye, had
seizen Nellie roand the waist,-she,
from terror or some other cause, being
unable even to scream,-hal leaped with
her into the phantom coach, and had dis
appeared into the night with rumble
ike an earthquake. This vas Sans story,
gathered from time to time out OF his NUT
terincs and rawlings. The good people Ct
MulIenYille knew not whether to believe it
or not, bun they at Oh &c decided that Sam
ought to be confined in the town asylum,
and the decision was forthw til carried in
to execution, and Sam occupies rooms
there to this day.
There was one peculiar thing about it
nobody ever saw or heard anything Of the
Automa on, or its black boarded and gen
tlcmarly manager. No trace was left be
hind save the mysterious box, which re
manned standing on the stage behind the
black curtain. \ committee was appoint
Ell and organized to sit upon this box;
this not without many misgiyings
they did, AMI decided that it ought
to be opened. The braycst man in
Mullenyille was appointed to perform
this Office; he armed himself with 3 couple
of reyolrers and prayer-bogk, and actually
accomplished the feat; when there ap
peared to reward the labCrs Of the com
mittee, long black wig with Il beard to
match, and haxen ditto. with accompa-
nying whiskers. These were locked up in
the Court House, AMI then the committee
having published the result after their re-
searches, adjourned sine die.
In process of time, as peoples minds be-
gan to cool, the fame OF the Autom4ton
woall seem gradually 10 have fallen into ii, :
1eyu;e. 1t was declared that the thing
wasn't 50 wonderful after all; that it had
not as Il matter Of fact, done half the
things accredited to it: that ITS motions
had not only been Limited to scope, but
st,T and mechanical. in manner; that a
whirring sound rs Of Il clock running down
accompanied every movement, It's voice,
it was maintained, had been nothing but
a croak ana 4 squeak; that it hadn't sung
or whi>tleI AZ all, and as for the reading
and writing, that was all humbug.
Nevertheless, there have been, aud st:n
arc, certain Tig-hzaded people who persist
in asserting that there WAS something
more in that Autonaton that ever was
made known to the public at large. They
hint that Nellie Swanslown was actually
forced to elopc with this mechanical goblin
as Judgement upon her for hIYiu", il a
fit of anger with IN admirer Of hers, de-
clared she would rather marry a. Automa-
ton than him. TEcy even pretended TO
have heard the rattle of carriage wheels on
tina. eyentrul September night; and III re
gard to the nos ", they de Hare it hid a
note tied to it, which Nellie real aud
which told her more than She would have
ase" inclined to admit; and there is much
! more nonsense Of the kind winch IN ..ht be
/ que ted. were It worth while.
Il is ,.iuueant to be able to record The
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The subscriber having Opcneda
Flour and Feed store in the store OF
las. Bennett, on Commercial street.
next door TO d. Torriscn, intends TO
keep constantly on hand the very
best spring and winter wheat flour
also all kinds of feed which will he
delivered to any part of the city.
37.tf IL. TRUMAN.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SiClHAN
HAIR
KENEWER,

Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone We can assure our
old patrons that ii is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, lustrOus, and si!kcn. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and tlandruf, and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishcs the hair-glanls. BY ITS use the
hair grows thicker and stronger In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. II is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as il requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ance. \. \. Hayes, VI. D., State Assay
er of Massachusetts, says, "The constitu-
cnts are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality; and | consider it thc
BEST PREPARATION for its intended pan
poses"
Sold Jy al Druggists, and D.,lcrs in Kcdi-
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Coed EiIst Class Teams

70 all Who desire them Either double
aEl single furnished tn short notice
Having recently purchased Il new ami
beautiful! a-syv.l.c ca: Of lu@-;es. etc, SUI
pcriur Ia any in tie comfy, lie = pre-
par-t 10 ,taEd 10 any ellis with prompt
ness arf disV.;rh. IL my lie found at
my tine "a seventh street, between BUif.,lo
and Chicago streets. l2-4ttf
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County OFFICERS.

Sheriff u. Smar'.
fi"rK - the tu1If. \. Panirs.
Re. i.'er of Deeds. john FrauZ.
Cnuntv Cler'- 4 " Rlcptrr.
County Treasurer. q. Even.
Iountv judge, ". W. Wa1fO.
tuDi. OF &c io.is. Micnael Kgrvan
E-arman Board IF ~u7 nv s"rs, Il T. Ha1btr
Disl. Attorney, y j. Turner.
CITY Adv crnncnt.
MAYOR. Cu,s. Luling.
tfrrk. Joseph ktukIr-
Treasurer. Fed Sc'uEz
Ponce JrstIc". Don. 4 SHOVE
AIro-ner. y. A Forest
Marshal, JACOB IIavrr-oa-
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CONFECTIONERY STORE
AND
Ice Cream & Oyster Parlors
WILL BINKLEMAN.

EIGHTH ST, SOUTH SIDE.)
has constantly on hand choice selection
Of Confeetioneries, Green AMI Dried
Fruits, Stationery, Toys Yankee Notions,
Tobacco, Pipes. sc. Thankful for the
past patronage, l kindly solic:. a continu-
nee aug ST.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, it is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest is
charged to the latter.
Therefore, we the undersigned
merchants, having the object in
view to do justice to all parties
as near as this can be accomplish
ed, do hereby agree that from
January lst, 1873, we shall
charge
10 per cent. interest
for all accounts standing over 80
days. Knowing that the abov
course will tend towards making
lower prices and give more gen
eral satisfaction, we sign:
J. SCHCETTE & NJ. MAuONY,
BRO, f. X. RAND,
FRED RUDOLPH, J. A. KNIILER.
J. ii. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLIK
II. MARTENS, d THOMPSON.
+. WAGNER, ADAM BLESER,
W. KREMERS, G. gLOQuELLE,
J. WALLSCHLE c. HAUKOHL,
GER, PLA1T, GRAY &
Villas & BARNES, FOSTER,
ERNST KERN, A. FISHER.
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Important TO Every One!
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF ART

The undersigned whose abilities as
BARRIERS, Haircutters and FISTS in Hair
work are known far and near, have this
day entered into co-partne.s.;p, and
bought and taken possession of tie cale,
brated establishment of II F. Schmidt on
the corner of Eighth and Commercial
streets, near the bridge. Respectfully
asking far a share of the public favor, we
can assure complete satisfaction with our
work. Hair Dressing for ladies' has our
special attention.
G. kARHOFSKY & son.
ManitOwoc. March l6 1871
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
CHARLES I. WiNTON,

Would respectfully announce to the ci'i-
zcu> Of MaIittwo. ana vicinity. that he is
now prepared to furnish people with
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Buy no powders or preFayed simmons liver
Re ullt0r unless IN our engraved wrapper, with
Trade mark. stamp ami 81 nature unDroken None
ptnc: Is genuine
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i,y crul;bs & Nlilians,
bg 'iu'oe u t'N"
A~uriionc"rs aud Real rStat" AE"hI''
Eleventh. street between M.lim ana baHH'

GALE OF THE RIG II VI aNp
~ YORK RIVER RAlIEoAp.-Ey WY: u ~"
decree of the oiiancery. Court ci sbe c!t! "a Y,is
River Railroad Company u. J: fIC>as aSt ~ anil
Robert Ii. Maury, trustees, AMI y. fr"SSf at .T,i
Robert H.. Maury, trustees. Is IIe Fi.NnlIGh. ~, ii.th
York River RsilroaI Company, en!er'u u ;, liz
day Of December, ls7s, We, tue uadersiSne"'n. IA
survivor OF M, shall sell by public au'lion, %
aucriun-roons OF MeSSrs. GrublS & W :uiaEt9, = ; I,hs
Eleventh street. Richmond. Va. on fhaoahh ,Ss
I'd day OF May, 1873. ut the hour OF y NJ a. ,ed
property OF every kind, real. p.rSo.s;i. aug p,II,
Of lie RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER hai IL
ROAD COMPANY. including its roaa"a,, To- IT,
crosS-ties, dcpots, sidiDgs. cars, cnSIirs, H.. a 0
and all other property Whatsoever, xSa . : f,cp
the franchises OF said company. anu exeeptnihsS ',,5I.
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging " lie NJ 10
| pany except It's chooses IN actton ard 4eoSs .
become due TO IL. % ,,yS:
ans TERMS OF SALE WILL De AS foLhJJHI5s
The s,on OF Siso,Oce shall he paid In CASH: ara =.
| rcsid,,e Of the purchase money SHAH ~ !s!11,,h ~.
| fellows S.S,0ego on the ist Of JANUARY. s'', ~ i6e
| tcrest 4, the rate Of per cent. per annuhi !, o1 he
day OF sale. payable scfni,annaaiiy /, 20" - 10 y Jrs,cct
| ) per cent. per annuul from The titF 81 KY ,tLyeE.e
senli!annually; and the rensiii,!cf oil suSu tn,e,-t
! money ON ths ist day or JaL,iiry, s1I, ~ H. IL, 81!
at the rate OF $ per cent. per tnl.im ir'ih !. s,Ttktt
sale. payable ssmi-annls,iiy-the sale TO tc sIVg
10 the ratification or Pctcsticao ~ t.e Soua1r ~ b.el
| session roe to be delivered until tug ssm ~ l., II
| ratified by the court the deferred ~. : -. sl,h
| secured by n deed Of trust on the ptcesss.
deed so he si.siecs 70 TN. approved OF the eesss: se
Ca,,i,alisty Will take uotlee that ,he treft N Il s.ss.
| and conveyance viii be ~ eadnSatsh tue 50. Nod
pany and make TIE purchaser or Pdseaas
Fes further aartealats apply to Messrs a a ,ss.s
MaCRY, Richmond, Va al,srasS,.. i y sR.
tees. I; .k.o9.ssssiI Il AAatiRY,
taas.sd Surviving ass'
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SETTLING A nccruR's IthI~-in Teas tn"
ollcr day IL doctor rode fifty miles /" atl"u'
u paticrt. After nc lad cared The patient
he presented Il hiil Of SO, and proceeded t"
complete his preparations Ioi the journey
back TO the post, thinking 20 r2o"c about tie
matter. 4: ic VAS about 10 mount. the pi-
TENTS hstsislnd PIT in au appcar*hc" with
lis tr,iSiy rifle III his hand. "n""t":,' said
lie, al r.ckon we'd better settle this 'i":r
matter now =; and taking him ASIDE" l"'i
want a9oih' oil without i settlement, was
YOU? l don't want 10 no Iuan !I"ti;'n'.
Here is a ten, which / reckon Is about The
squar' thing. Now, il you amt sati.fcd,
jest get YOUR wcepon and come round behind
the hill thar, SOS the old woman went be
riled up. and we'll settle it. don't want no
man to 60 way from my house dissatisfied.
Especially YOU, Dvc."--Lonfsr;Uc Courier
Journal,
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fe2O-t,l
Ey GrublEs C Williams
A%uctionccrs and Real Eslet" Agents,
Eleventh. stree, between Main and E,,t

A C,tr nE y,,
q n.in.,,1hS ShL. ,aLtaBIF
1a fa.ulois - ~i,ttND Y.
Nh ScAltIAs.it. ES.irhhNT " MN
HtNE Us a:s,ishcc oi tIi" Estate Of u. e
nt'. q htHhiup.' mt, ~ N'' - t;r I ntiri Stats
tN'h't- oni ~ " r.or,ih nistilCt at ViggiGiI
uat.a daNN'sj ~, 80 WIZ .!i,'f i"r sale al l"hic
anrtnnni y, S IT y ~ iimn'y,i ha.c'. l,;1.It
iirUoE1'""Ia = : ~ ~ hn' y, maj very 'alta'in
80, y, ~ 49, um Wv suutlissst corner Ct
tM'n,s ~ NV TAIL s't;tI'' Mit1 10, iin!lt'nr y.
,"rt nn NAH rl SILL, Tmmni's mcK lS feet. Thc
un,I nm - LII a.. ro, ~ ~, x,om. nI r 'nat'iy new, and
tEn ths c.nn,ia,n 80. ~ '"oncr,;
nlno. tnc compete st3ck 81 MACIlNtHI and
FIXTURES, COMMENTING all Il IN" latest improve.
nclts, c'ihEo'ed III Iart as follows:
5n-liukSE-ioWEk ESGfNE,
l BOILER,
IL HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES,
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-, r, a. p.yvro.pxrrMnHtA IN

p,,,o SpsrAn or PLrvEo-PHEUMnStA IN
Nrw .frrSyY,-INew York i'h"hr.j-i"
last mrn theie We're unnt's'aea.,e >,"r,s
t,;ns tI Observation-Disclosures au!N"@ ~" va
!, sons, ri tI,c largest aaiilc1 III E,>'A ""'
l7,;,n counties, y. j. sNh"c 'h&" 80
disease ha, Sprcad rtp'd'f. an" '.' 90 :,
!, rn,nrs in those counties Is heavier '!"'' u
No. twrIyc wears ago. wien The same disease
s.s,,na CIV mich excitement among clttie-
.a...ss :, t,, state. Now, the facts have
E -, t,.at secret. and instead Of the Turner's
,,,;u~ ss they did formerly, 10 cure The
disease hy medical treatment, ano'ier iiah
l,s been adopted. just ~ soon rs The disease
slu,vs i:scIf. and before the cows lose much
ir II. the diseased animals are sold to The
bu,cher FIR about half price. \ cow thai is
worth TO the butcher. if in good heath. 600
10 $40 viii brin" S21 to go. Some IDEA OF
the spread of this disease may b. gathered
from the fact that during the las ri%h,
months, taking 4 circuit of six miles ar"liNu
Newark, there have been Torc than ~"
diseased cows slaughtered in Newark, iilS
diseased meat being s"!di 10 her citizens, Wa'ir,
the milk from the animals effected has been
c~ousum-dhy Tie rcopleo! both Newark ana
Elizabeth daiIs Siuce last May. heGiScis'tN
isis in the suburbs of East Newark, E;iS'
Oran-c, Bloomfield. Waycriy. and other milk
raising di.t,ic.s. One miikrman has sold ih'y-
six diseased COWS and lost four by death. An
other la, lost twelve by death and so'u
twelve diseased animals. The disease is
spreading rapidly in the vicinity Of Eliza
beth. More than 4 dozu farmers within
two or three mites oT TIE city Lave their
cattle infected by it. 4 num'rr Of these men
are Indignant at a German co"-dcalcr rom
Newark. who has SOLD COWS 10 them which
have infected their herds. David H.. fottrr,
of Union county. bought two cows 'fon
this man: beth were diseased. Mr. Potter
has since los: zine mi!ch cow, and ansnnocr
more are beyond recovery. This i Hnii cue
OF a dczen who trace The introduction OF tie
disease iIcin this dealer.
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BY Cook L Lauehton. AurtiOrecr-,
corner Franklin and Governor street..

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL FINE LIQUORS. SELECT FAMILY GIRO
CFKIES. STORE BUILDING AND SIuEE-
FiXTURES, HORSES, SPRING WAGONS. &c,
AZ A~UCTIOS.-Tle co-partucslrip ut the Wrcr-
signed expiring by limitation on tl.e ri OF March
next, and with thr view CT closing up our bisiuca;
at once. we will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY
the .6lh in-tanr. n 10 "'ciork,
TIE BRICK Srut:E BUILDING; uSc'l ID: us. With
al the COUhTEES. Sllfl.NlNi;, AWNtNi-
FRAME. and SiOaE-"INfURE~:
Our EhTtlE STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
GROCERIES,,
Thirty barrels lOUNTAlN wlIISkEY, four years
Twenty barrels PURE CIDEr VINEGAR.
Two excellent SODA-EOUNThiN$ antl FIN
A large Stock of FANCY GRoCERIE>-CAY>fD
and BOTTLED GOODS, FnE:CiI PEAS. it'll
ROOMS, ~PRESERrEG.J Ef.LIES. PIC.LES. :ti$,
LoEDo CRACKrRS. ClIow-t HOW, SAUCE. 81:
LAUNDRY AMI TOILET SoAt'S,
CANDLES. WOODEN WARE,
SUPERIOR WINES. BRASD!h.S, t'TC arl
IRISH iIISNEi ;, RUN. GIN, ORR VIM.
&c.. In dcmijolins and bottles;
SHOWCASES, COUNTER SCALEs, COFkEE.
RAisiNH, IrTRoN. cUEHAXTs,
TOBACCOS. II \ &c.. &c,
together with everything found In / hrst-rL:sS
family grocery.
Two HORSES and SPRING WAGONS, with HAIR
SESS
TERMS .ll sums under blOO. cash ever !lho 'rt
i;i.Gcr SJ0n. thirty days: over S2ea. "!%!y day cIg'it
for approved Endorsed negotiable paper.
CARTIER 4 titRlST't'
COOK & IACGlITuS. Auc;lonrCr:- itis
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By Weiiinston Godd!n,
huctioneer md Real Estate Agent
carner OF Eleventh. and Bank sfreet3.
.rEpy yaTd1ABIE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
v ON THE NORTH SIZE OF BLghD RE
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STRLExs,
AND ALSO At TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or FisANKLIN AND TWENTY-FIfTH
STREETS. FOR SAL3 AT AUCTI6N.-at The
request OF the heirs-at:Iaw Of the late Simon Gal-
lon, deceased. I shall sell nj anchri,- on the premises,
on MONDAY tie I'D March, Is7a,a n IL o'clock a.,
that TRULY VALUABLE Luf located rs above
recently occupied by McsSrs. Place & fanhaii as y
gun-store, fronting . feet on the north side OF
Brnad street. running buck about ido feet, more or
iess' tn Market ayennc, having on That avenue a
ERICK TENEMENT now In the occupancy OF sif.
C~bris,innPurgiug This lot will be sold rs q whole.
or divided go us TO have "A front on Broad street ana
ono on Market avenue. rs may be dccinc', best at inc
hour of sale. After which, on the same day. on INC
premises. ut O'Clock Z. NJ. TINT EALgAni.E
iOT nj the southeast corner Of Franklin and Twcn-
ty-,fth streets, adjoining the neat cottages recently
erected by Mr. Franklin SteaI1is. having Il front on
Franklin street Of 40 feet by 90 feet 10 m ai,cy 10
feet wide, bounded on the east by another aiicyl2
feet wide: TO he subdiviied Into FIVE lots OF - req
each. After the sale of the lot tho old framed build
in9s thereon will lr so1. it,.
TERMS: OBn-fo;Iftif cash: hliarce Ut four, ciGnt,
an! Twelve months for negotiable ilaies, intere't
=" ~ Aucti"ncpr.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

WASHING WcLLrs CLormNG.-hriirl"3 Of
wollen clotllin~. washed inrTllnary soap and
water. not only shrink. bat acquire 4 rcvt-
liar fatty odor, dictotir decomposition OF ne
soap by tho Tactic aud acci:r acids present. IL
tho rerSpiratiop, and consequent r!cciritt-
ton Of tic greater part ct the Fat OF The soap
in the fire Of The wool. According to Pro-
icssor Artu>. both of these elects can II.
prevented i,y stepping the articles for several
hours III wlri:. moderately concentrated
solution OF washing soda, then, ai;cr the
addition of Soine warm water and 4 few
drops Of ammonia. washing them CIT, ana
linsilg thclu in lukcw arm "a!cr.