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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-30

DAY YOUR SCHOOL TAx.--The tax
III payers Of Lawrence township will take mo-
tice that tho School tax Duplicate for the pres
ent school year has been placed In my hands for
collection. On all taxes paid on or before satur-
day, August l6th, a reduction Of Eve per cent.
will be made. and on all taxes not paid by that
time Eve per cent. will be added--making q diff.
ference OF ten per cent. to prompt taxpayers.
win meet the taxpayers in the Arbitration
Room, ClcarGeld, every Saturday afternoon, and
at my residence during the week. 1.s.a.
W. s. READ,
July 10, 3t.s Collector.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-30
" E N D U Ell

Al the clcardeld Academy, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 0, 1873, Rev. p. L. Harrison will sell
his household and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
one Piano, Organ, Wardrobe, two Doty's Washers
and two Universal wringers, Cook Stove, Psrlor
and Dining. room Stoves, Chairs, Tables, Wash
Stands, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Ac.1 risfs
The sale will commence at 10 A. NJ. .a
Trass, Cash for all amounts Of ten dollars or
less and credit Of three months on note with
approved security for all amounts over ten dollars
clcarhcld, Pa, July 3o-2t. .l.,., ~. q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-30

ExECUTOR's NOTICE-Noic.i |. here
~ by given that laitcrs tsstsipcntary having
ssen granted 70 he rybsoTihsr on tho estate Of
onroush, u'eardcld county, Pennsylvania, all
person, indobtsd to said estate are requested to
make imRn@latc payment, and those having
s's'ms against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. t''iET'l -
GEORGE l.. REED,
c'earncld, July :, ls75-6t. Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-30

An Aged Lady Clubbed to Dcath--Hcr
Husband Almost killcd-- Nine thousand
Dollars In Gold stolcn--Arrest Of the
Brutal Murderer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-30
THE TERRIBLE NEWS SPREADING.

Soon after the nearer neighbors
were informed of the tragedy, and by
afternoon hundreds of people on foot
and in carriages were hurrying to the
scene. The mos. intense excitement
prevailed, and those who witnessed
tho bloody corps of Mrs. MBride and
her almost dead husband were filled
with indignation against the murderer
and threats of lynching were freely
made. The country for miles was
secured by parties in scach Of the as
sassin.
, 1873-04-01

CtITUATION WANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY, AZ
guyeruoss Ia young family; eau teach al! tho Enx!ah
branches with mll,le Ftanol and drawing. anil wund
mako the chldren1 c1thea best sofeEeaoca 9gon aud
ornsctad. N IT, Tribune nGpu.
, 1873-04-01
OBITUARY..


The announcement in tho evening papers of
tho death Of Androw J. Day, the much esteemed
General Western Passenger Agent of the Eric
Railroad. has caused pain to mnny Ut our read-
ers. Tor tho last fifteen years this gentleman
has been in tho employ OF tho Eric Railroad
Company hero and In Cincinnati. Previous to
his connection with this road he was Captain OF
u nrst-elaBs passenger canalboat on tho
Eric Canal, md has boou before tho pub
Lie continually, in one responsible position
or anoiher, eyor since. During trip to CALI
fornia last fnl A1r. Day contracted severe cold,
which, settling on hia Ghost cauBe,l his death.
Tho funeral will occur ut 1880 o'clock to-day
from hiB residence. No. 25G West Washington
street, and will be attended by @ very largo rep-
resentat:on irom the railroad fratornity: in tho
city. Tho ChicuCo d Northwestern Railroad
Company have considerably placed. 4 special
tain Mt the disposal Of friends Of tho deceased,
to leave the depot for Roachill at O'Clock.
AMI Il. c0NDlT.. ...
Among tho deaths Of worthy mon which We
:: arc required to chronicle, il that Of Anxi Is.
<Contsit, who died OH Sunday morning Of pleuro-
pneumonia. He was graduate Of 0borlin Col
1oge, and was City Engineer Of Indianapolis
from 1850 to 1861. Ho published tho frat pews-
paper in tlla South at tho close Of tho war, the
jackson County Netcs. For the past few years
Eo Inns iiyodEin Chicago, and was tho loader Of
tho organization to prc-ompt tho 1000 acres of
land which constituted tho bod OF beaver Lako
aud tho Calumet swamp lamps.
, 1873-04-01

Mr.. c.av pn,nta the Dfstrous ami Ruf.
sars,,w ~ rui. EamiIy.-A Now MN,
chino FounI t1.nt ActunlIy Gtvcs l,o
OGgcnac.-A Fest to- Tnko. Etncc Next
wccik SO Hope For tho Suffering
Nosns.
Never, perhaps, since tho wnra OF tito Hosos
has 40 rsGn. s.s paasage ass pGen
III tnas WHICH H'ti utaBs ns worry length along
boforo Mr. Justice far"ol. In emulation Of tho
spirit, II not Of tho magniaconco Of tho United
statoa in tIpnfnu tno aonovn tr3buon, Il
.o,,,1 ,,ocono bo4,, .t1n. -, 49, Haao'
~. "ou1o !, sosom' ~. oo'u b1aoe ~ 'no No.o-
gny Lawsuits to join together. at the
clone Of hoatilttios and presont tho pro-:
siding Justice Stth silver smcitipg-bottle or
,snrfY-hov hear3rp ~, ;tu adoa rtc1,1v.cl,aaod do
49, ~ .....4 ~ ~, w., eos ...1ss ~
>s.saa u eo'1'lepaotn.o 'Ilo l'ecunAs poaaueh -
'ssght aud smoll that hang round bono factories,
rendering shops, stock yards, observation-disclosures,
and fortilizinc companicg. Tho ilnn In original,
.n1 - hor~,,.,,, a,,a ,,srso5 ~ w., ,,asa H.,
~ wv. s'.u oalou uu' euv mo,u -,
poculiarittos will lond charm to tho Tiffany
collection at tho Vieuna Exposition,t
Thu crontor nnrt of tho evifencc nroduccj
,at thu tr,a1 rcatar,av WA of an uu,ntoroat;nc
,c1arnctor nnn potor faslran a enro m t.aIu,o,v 70
to tic number Of houses in the Vicinity Of tho
,company's wor1sB, with Wow OF showing tho
number Of pcoplo moro intimate with. and more
.ncrto1v orfror,n,, ;+o ou+1,,r.tu -, otlor
~, ~. aoo 4ss ossln ns17s', y. 49,
nj: Gaag, ING menu nun OF 1lyao farls, anu the
chief oauser of tho presont action, testified in
u,oat unequlyocal manner anont tho nat,1ro OF
tho amoll-: F1e t,voa uoma nix milan from, tho
xao,or,, na Is -, ~, tsa,,,,a1 h.. 49, .a,,.s,,
ana - otHon 'ivup.ou y snu shaes M,ch
t, ,o 4, .Iu ~ M sn IT,.
t ~ sns e,1 m.hu 10 ~ o .mu m!.nghs % eauo ~ ~
s3a', e. thn h ~ a ,:r,, a;a"nrso,
a ao .,.o tna 1 ~
es ~ @ s.ya ~ hoI, o tY,,t Az rnt
IL va",;saI - ~ n +; tno ms ~ ~ Csy
Ie1nu tin ass 1o ~ ~, r|o on+, ~ ~
r. sSus isn, uo" ,n4 LIZ .r,t1, t1,a t'1,1n,ta
at non ,ra,, ro,,d ho at,a III "a ;dasnro1
.s;at W ,soat a,,, ro,'i1,,ar liz, 1oM - ~
oS, 1n ar aci1o "su u,;s I - LAY I
~ sot w;tnaas m, ;a fsm;iv ;nto 4a t1n
TSs tros T., t9 a,o
@ S na nn,v neoie MiS Il % t
, ~, u, - ~ o .,,ni,t ~ H. 5so, !" Wv
4t ne,,er ~ sr1 - ~ ro r;tnaas s+,+o t1o+ In
a,5,t 1a tEat - ~ tho Wn1arnn ATsn Tna, nau ~
.a.at!;n,,ort toro ora ot ,,rosont ,rl, noy,4
s6n aan nn .,. a,I . aooas
uuan ction hvt,aa @ wv o,,a,z,,.a oa -
soare.,oo at a,i y H. 4,;u ~ t"r ,,, np
,.n .nr. ~ t1a I1v1nuai ,aat VI VAIL o"1't
~n' "oAus y. ~, ', pv.s
"nss 1nat, - tenaof ~ u's t]u1as
Altogether Mr. Cady considers that tho pro-
pinquity OF the Eortllizlng Company is Bless
, 1873-04-01


An ingenious physician III parls, s,-nenaudot by
uamo,-MoEe than two hundred years ngo, began cir
ell]atng news-theot for the amusement Of his pa-
fensa From this newspapers grow, nud soma ,lecaiuc
1dyertia!ng mediums for all casBcs Of gooda inoIrd-
tuc the EIWonl and Warwick collars
, 1873-04-01

AAAAA OAAeN@4Ao\ " =
r --.--~.: -. :
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
H'oM T. aALE-LAKE M Il. M FnnfSr- ENlIas 1 FROM
~ So"V ta @Et 0M bi!tlanK sitea intn *3tp = u, M
!nr aGrc Gato h9rost "a tho mort pnantln nt UnlehHo
park, With asrninnrS, aaadeny lid nublio scfoos Of
high Rnde, 10 miles ot beautiful drves elegant private
rcstdonocB, ftt-uasg hnpIsi nota unsual iuocnjena
10 snsT sSnk tn9 s9nr.sn hnnua: ~! ,,,a
and soii o. tors H. st r Iii, soi nss wifhout os.
-. 80 ~ =. Hs vi: Spa 4NAh
n H. to,n % t n ,ha nns y r,nnn.t 1p
T IT XII I1,fhnsy 'asn: o
ty:sfs-Ht vAgapt lot. on ", ncsr Wallace
cbnt nts aea' oopo ios o'At anu va
TtifE VIfW 'G1 mrm.rv 1,o.d Int fIo,e9K IN ,,
in Heaitnn ~ TX il A'1''n' A'oe1' A'S ' 4"1esen
Eatns ana lands II Indians. 1nol.. Wlscons'u and
lo"h. iof sails AND e1ohnnEq tnr ctty pfnpoFtys
r" + L. L. UhhE1ELD Or u. hahh.IEStNs
=, :, ~; = ~; -
tSytt a5AMnis17inAhU Ak aax aAktsnUA!s iDIH,
torsst or nsnt srnctoe wnnte q. 1ayaonf IT.
H. Nv ItfchN II tn Enm f!is.t.st Uonr, ia f"''''
, 1873-04-01


* V-TT1TyTTFTWT ~ -FITT TTTCy 4
AA~AA1OAsA1''. l. cl'1~A'<A
-
= ----------
BUS1NESS CHANCES,
-e~-~~~~>@~~~~--- ----~;>S.-~-~>-- ~>---ee-r-<---,-A.4
n.sess 6d,.. a;d 5xsts. ANU lOE OlsHAht
oyothsaH r. fn,iix sn % "nd ces .nn+ Hn
E.t" tu'!a-en. =. y: A1ol . q -. - oeafoorn.M.
"A cm;aat m;hNs hM'ANulsA hr!tlUTlf FtNST:CIAsbS
- ~ WIN M.Ro o{ can pave an lntoE
ecrts - ~ On scry ~
Address ii a0 Tribune 6tioe.
110on n VI5fi INV 1717F736
ocntaJ rss- W. rrost mEtt!. ~.
cv I'M ~ % f. mn @ 4esiG q. n
rast year over S 3d. Hnoleul reasons fsr soliS, hid
rarionlnrs gIton to partica addressing DRY GOODS
caro- Cnrrier M. 81. - - -,
"a TTV WITH aT0o 7r0 TT r = II = T.;M111oaT-
a ao!iyo Or silen n ontabsbna !lrst- asa aa,nlo
Ah a!n, roomsi or VIII pay go9n !ntoroat on oans uav0
fhrt Kooa h1mse loca'ty anu cheap lcktc. ADJ
dtosa " Tflbnno otaeo.
TIMING ROOM l7oA 1yEsT LAKE:HT., ALI
s1zs tted mp aa aG,nE sooo oaanoss VIII 10 sold Tor
Elt0 II thkea WITHIN nAye.
HfIlIHEHE t..A fI : G5 7ytfC
, 1873-04-01

MNb, n IJTT, NATURAL OLAIRVOYANT. TEST,
W. and business medlum issso, physieal exsuln 7tou,.
At II South UssplAipekst. Eus 81.
, 1873-04-01

DOR HALE-&4. 0G0-S1-AORE FARM, AT DOWN.
j or'a Groyc. well Improved. high aud dy, on Oloago
Burlington Quincy Hatl1oaa, y nlles from Chicago.
from topot, Aad fronting Milwaukee rlank.Io good
houso aud Wpll improved. 2, u. boyd,
170R 8ALE-0H EX0HANdE-FOR oITY pnoP.
sry farm Of la9 soro, Gf prime praiEic land in ooue
laaCbort.st. UhtGaHo
, 1873-04-01

THE BAY: STATE. MARflET FOR SALE FOR
three days; tho best fruit aud vegetable stand tho
Wcss Sdo. 9it Wost Lako.st., cornor May.
G700 WILL DvY THE 5TOOK AND FIXTURES
tClUU OF \ cAudy, tobacco, and nova atQtu, living
tnorn baol. Rant. An. iJ WeHt Harrison "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
jy8-dfdts

REAL ESTATE ON
JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AutTtSN
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
IN THE WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TIMBER. AND LARGE
AMOUNT OF ia MES RIVER LOW-GKOUEDS.
AS commissioners in the suit of Warwick RS
Stewart appointed ct the June term. 1878, OF the
!, O'Clock ON WEDNESDAYS July 30, ls.s. on the
premises, sell Mt public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying In the county OF Amherst In the State
Of Virginia, Of which the late d; s. Warwick died
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, OF which SEVEN HUN
DRIED is In ORIGINAL PINE AND YAK TIM
BER. 49, t:fa..
The improvements are good: the land has been
judciousy cultivated with plaster and clover: ends
In good heart. Some seventy-tYe acres In low
runs through the whole length or the farm.
- THE TIMBER
upon the place Is perhaps, the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, and
The lumber business. whether sawyers or buyers.
Box-plank timber especially abounds. No part Of
this wood Is over bali a mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas j. War
wick and Miss Mundy, and between stap!eton and
II deemed advisable on day of SALE the place VIII
be divided into two farms ls a.#
A boat for the accommodation OF persons desiring
to attend the sale will leave the packet audlps atss
O'Clock on the morning of the sale.
four months and the balance OH credit OF one. fS.
and three years. The deferred payments to bear
six per cent Interest from day OF sale aud To te Sc
cured by bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to Us or Thomas
j. Warwek-Posi1o,iice Gaifs m y Tu
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD.
WI (, r-s.ssE -.sf.E Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
4 Bile >REAT, ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND KNOWN ASTHE OLD DOMINION
sTSK IF FIsAS bs8 AHSSGRF F6k
REFINING sUGAR.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed to us as trustees for the benefit of the
creditors of the Old Dominion Sugar-Refnipg
corded In the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court, In ID. B. 100 B, page TO- we will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on FR1DAY
truly trs ysigabs axsssseEy Ik6N 1Sp Bs1Sk.
very best assri Il, o.. The west side Of Seventeenth
street near BSck street. The LOT fronts - feet,
q lssass 0afk ii fsf FR fRsERsSf
g AR which was purchased less than two years ago
at cost Of over $4,000, and Is at present con-
tanned IN the building and te build
tion of this property-being immediately uDon the
dock-renders it highly desirable for manufacturing
this sale should aiuact The special attention Of
capitalists. .ts..l.; ! III. 49, ,t - Esf3 Il
viols deed, purchasers win be afforded an oppor-
tunity for buying the entire refinery property rs
whole The property will be sold free from incunl-
the Conveyance to the purchaser except as to two
deeds securing. notes amounting to about sla,Geo,
which eannot now be paid on as 1t is not yet deter
but is TO this part OF the purchase money the pur
chaser will be allowed to settle by executing bonds
payable .p'y when release of said membranes
TERMS Onc-third of the entire purchase money
cash; IS 900 In bond payable on the above condi-
ISIS day of August 1857: $1,000 I'm bond payable on
said condition August l., 1879 bearing interest only
Interest added dstr 6 as foiioWsSiz, two
ninths OF the entire purchase money at six months
two-njnths at twelve months, aud the Remainder az
charged on The dsiefsre cd psyments Which viii Be
secured by deef OF trust upon the property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

his fask. The next morning the trio hsarn.
cd the train. The Chicago aud the st LONE
agent Sat behind my friend. A NJ hen tine .con-
ductof called for my friends fare he Maae
! the appro priaSe signs. and said Che.pung.
wung.wang-wung.o The conductof sfnlieo
at my friend and at the two drummers, anu
passed on. bly, friend informed DIS empIoy-
ers OF, his good luck, and said he thought ne
had expended The money prontaoiy
The two ydrnm,ners soon let the train.
Ne friend t;nsshed his business, and returned
bv the aarrae road. He got on the train ut
midnight. Tt was forty miles to the next
station. He had only ten cents Ia his pocket.
| He intended 10 draw on bis firm at the next
village, He settled himself In seat, and
soon the conductor called for fares. Ny
friend went through with necessary signs,
and said, Che-bung-wuDg- wang-wung."
"You, man, I want your fare" said the
conductor peremptorily.
My friend repeated, louder than before,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ;,
you can't play the insane dodge on me,"
growled the conductor; pay, or pllput you
OFF,
Expostulation was Intellectual. My friend
and bis valise were deposited at cross
| road twenty miles from civilization, on a
clustering January midnight.
Shortly afterward he met the chicago
agent on bis native heath. He gave MIN
sample of Eastern English, and demanded
the $40 out Of which he had been swlndied.
"Oh!" said the Chicago man, "tbere
| must be some mistake. Which hand did
you make the sign with! ?"
My friend said he had used his left.
| "Oh!" said the Chicago man, with the
GOODNESS of cucumber, "that's where the
trouble Is. You ought to have used your
right hand"
NV friend made asinister motion with one
| of bis feet, and the Chicago man disappeared
around the corner.
Nevertheless, the drummer is necessary
evil. lie coins brass into money for himself
and his employers. What more would you
have?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
BY n. ii. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. loI4 Main street.

JAMEs NJ. TAYLoR { sov, Auctloneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

TRUSTEES SALE Of THREE BUILD
Il ING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
STREET AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE VI
FIFTH STREET.-By virtue OF decd trust eA-
ecu.ed by James Z. Goddin TO the understand;
bearing data the 9th day OF june 1877, Iecorch
10 the clerks Office nf Richmond Chancery Court
D. B: o. B. P. 2s5 being requested so to 10 oy ,le
public auction on MONDAY. 18th day Of July 1918.
on tine premises, at O'Clock p NJ, the LOTS above
described. The three frst-pamed described III saia
deed rs Lots Nos g.. 4, and S. on plan or lnsp
drawn by J.J. Peasants, surveyor, and RECORDED
with and made part Of certain deed from u. ,.
Hughes to james E. Cioddin, datpd 9th day OF june,
aud recorded in said clerks Office fronting 3axi::
feet on Fifth street. a. .sg ,,..,
Also, another LOT on the north side Of rum
street. and described on said map as lot No = lron.
ing on the north side Of Fifth street so 10y l'2 ee'
TERMS: The deed calls for. sufficient In c1sl I'd
dcfray the expenses Of executing thir utse Io 40.
nay OF five negotiable notes. amounting III Inc az
gegste to sss2O2 With some interest due thereon snswn
for balance. on such terms As may be mace knp"n
at the fine of sale But IL IS believed that by The
consent of parties, more literal terms may oe
~ 10 M. LEE. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22

By Wellington doddfn,
Real Estate Agent and AucsioIseel,
corner Of eleventh and Bank streets.

t.s Frss. -x.rxS4 M
COMMISSION SALE OF a " s1s.l.
4 !, mn yERYfgATTKACTsvE KESlDEEETTEE
0NfTHE. East LINE OF SExENTHa !. s 1aams,,aiss
oopiSaIfflfSINI THE CITY SPkING com In
sid,cS ~ The Chnsery Court Of Rehmond andss q
decree entered the I'LL JULY I'LL a i .n on t
O, reu aasn ON gs MoNphY 18th Jay 1872 at
O'clock far ti,e n vsry ya comfortabia
located q aboTs a n9m 80 1ae 0'sa
paSs ~ ~. ia ad,oirirp the City Spring iot ON tnS
SOUTH and as front Of e s e. o es sss
Seventh street, ana 1 aepbbni il Of brick, three
sores nigh and covered wlh sls s,eea.herboarde
war With tin 1t contains nine rooms wl,n
rsp2ees 70 them Viii. dls ti sas through
hoas ss and city In the yass stae
kitchen, and servants n ss ,I rSo yard
c9 Tn Gu" property is all in good ORDER and wiz rent
readiiy for $500 per annTln. 80 ,,a bo,r ~
TENS Liberal, and made known ~ ne tout u
.,io Emo as n. g. CANNON, commissioner.
sas. nv tba decree aforesaid the commtssioness
,,,,.hSrIzei to negotiate for private ssle. ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
nv W. Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real estate Aeeht'
A aorner eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
Y TpAmED DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SINE oF Clay STREET OPPOSITE ELBA
Park FOR SALE AT D. r ref te
OF MT so ON TUESDAY the 22d July l87a at 90
O'Clock e neat and ar ye bH e Mr Sree
Se iot has front of 30 feet anda depth OF LOG feet
The dwe1iingi is new one, con,sning five rooms
neatly painted and papered. There Is good
Kitchen coal and wood house, and well OF deIteht-
fui water in the yard. The neighborhood Is very
desirable and improving one.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX ana
occurred nv q trust deed w. GODDIN,
~ - Auctfoneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
LONDON TOBACCO MARKET.
rJohn z. Giliiat & Co.'s Circuiaf.I

+ !,
Eotb,no Inns. occurred during the past month 70
varS The monotony of our tobacco market; Ihe
demand has again been SMALL and restricted 20 the
snnnIy OF Immediate requir ements OF manuiaclar.
eps and there Is no doubt that the trade VIII pursue
this hand to-mouth policy until the new imhor. t =
njaced on the market in the an tumn, ana falr eSt
nmaie Of its extent and character ascertai ned. -,
The few transactions which transpirsa iass som
sre with The business Of the early part or te SEA
Son, the decline IN strips is at present unimportans
Leaf has sold In small lots at preyioas aaoIauon''
hut relatively cheap compared with strips
Deliveries continue fully UP to an average. ano
the stock of old tobacco must be In very small eSni
pass BY The time the new can come lnlo
with 1t. ~ .ha year
when American advices assume great INTEREST," ailo
{, Will be auparent to our friends as wen MS TO our
that e accounts WIN rms seas1m aSe
nrosnecfs of our market At present, notw1th-
Standing rather late seasons all adSsss we th NH
point to large planting an ah =" cra sna' a"l'
TOBACCO. ....,-.r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
PROPOSALS..
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING, 7
RrfuIMnNn .Ju1y I1fh 1879 \


COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING, I
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1872
PROPOSALS FOR REPRINT1NG XTH
L AND XIrH VOLUMES OF LEIGH'S RE-
PORTS will be received by the undersigned at
his Office. In the Capitol, until TUESDAY, July 22d.
1873. Five hundred copies Of each volume are re-
quired to be printed, and each will make about eight
hundred pages. The work is to be done In the style
OF Grattans Reports, and to be completed aud de-
vered within four months from signing OF con-
tract.
ems and by the token Of $50 sheets for press-work
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
by Lyme d Brother. iltst
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 7al2 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a YA !. "a BE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALuA BE,
L. LOT WITH A FRAMED HQg IN tiF SGRAGE
BETWEEN THfRD And FgUR s1I sTs dssS u
At AUCToNBy virtue Of ee n the o guep
aned dated I'D January, 1870 Of record u ths
G6ancery Court for tine city Of RICHMOND ~ aee u
s shall fSs ssn eaGsl the rein
being as at public auction, on the premises on
Sd day s Suy is5i e
tn LIZ yg.d tenenent thereon containing ABOUT
six SIX rooms, &C., fronting on Grace street zeAtO'
feet. -,,,,, .,t &C m the expenses
r sae and 10 Day off certain negotiable nI.s
dated J9y i and d p slss wi SsiSs
sitea ,n matnrIty until paid and as to the resi-,
due Of the purchase money, on such terms us WIZ
oe Inaue hho"h ." - j G.. BLACKWELL,
rs, ARMISTEAD,
Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-22
! BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Eetate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
i ABLE FIvE-STORY BRICK STOREHOUSE
ON DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET. AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AND USED AS PART OF The ;
OLD DOMINION SUGAR-REF1NERY. FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of deed OF
trust to the undersigned rs trustees, executed 10y
Solomon A. Myers. on the 2lst dny OF March 1870,
and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office OF The Chan
Gerry Court Of the City of Ri.hmond, we shall sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder. on the
premises, on FRIDAY The 2s,h day OF July 1879 at
81 o'clock p. NJ, all that certain LOT or PARCEL;
OF LAND, with ali the improvements thereon. and
all privileges aud appurteTances thereto belonging,
situated OH Dock street, In the city of Richmond.
commencing at pOiut one hundred feet from the
western line Of Seventeenth street, having front
of s4teet on Dock street, and running back between
parallel Xpes 1o2 feet. The Improvements cover
the entire lot.
TERMS The deed requires cash, but II Is probable
that the purchaser may make arrangements with
The beneficiary tor limited credit. This will be
made known on The day OF sale.
b. r. WELLFORD,
EDWIN NJ. MANN.
.... 's.s. Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SoS, Auctioneers. jy II