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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
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AHtPLEBEE-WILT .-On the Gath inst. at
me residence of Charles WeyI, bv the Raw IRoby II ,
RRnter' Rantr Mr. Thomas ADDlsbse to Miss Salie Wilt
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OF TRUSTEES OF TTF Pom.

InS quarterly meeting of the Board of frustses oe
~ f20r Iot New Castle county, will be held al fbs
dnt m use M n said county. on WEDNESDAY JIy
All persons having bills will nraaant 4h.,, a. ~ .
Trustee from their hundred on or bsfors tSat ~ LIZ
II y tne desire the Board to settle ali biiIs for b
qGinI5tSG in5 5tIo enoing that day. JOHN w. EVANS
sSsS Clerk.
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DIED.

Olfh,LAaNp.=In M, aSp this city. % SATURDAY, morning
IN tbe@ @ Ssl lsS go sarGh ~ A.. wife Of George Celand
EhL-ln this city, on Monday, July 2sth,
age wai'am Henry Caldwell, in the 3Oth year Of hii
stASER t,gt Suddenly, on Monday, July 2sth. Ma
sr 1co & &Ssckson. wife Of Geo. w bpicer and daueh-
" te[ tIro q 65anclsB, Harvey of Kent Co. DaiaWare
fAM fsi1 Mi1AIhSDALEN:-AtNewC Castle, Del. J1iv istS'
Ne: MllAe Colclazer infant son Of James and
MARIA Van Arsdalen, aged months and 2i dsys,
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DAILY. GAZETTE.
sad Case OfInsanIty.

A YOUNG LADY OF AFFLUENcE THE VICTIM OF
TIE DREADFUL AIALADY--A. JUMP FROM
SECOND STORY WINDOW
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NOTICE 10 ooUNTYTAX PAYERS.
g Those persons who have not yet paid their taxas
1Vc M tne ears ~ and 1872 are informed that M
Da.a "a hobnett 4 authorized to receive and reoeipt
lot 5ne same Tor the undersigned. -'@Ss-Ks
-Mnmlngtonijy29-9t GEO. G. WARD. =.
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PROPOsA1s.

PROPOSALS.
Il ''" FOR ft-f
PRINTING THE REVISED CODE AS AMEND.
ED. &c.
STATE OF DELAWARE >
EXECUTIVE DRPARTlfENr
prptiDs VII be received by the undersigned for
copies Of the ~'sriHS tnree thousand
REVISED CODE
ona noS state as amended together with the add;
siionM laws % public and general nSfI,rs nassak
dton me Of the last code. It beinK he
the reon;rsmsM.s Ms prSParfd by me. In obedience TO
Of tSs 81 s sReiaWare and approved By the LeSsaturs
meet the expenses of It's pubIosfion hoio viisonS 70
sdODtsS x DoTsS TsSoEtCn Of tie General AsssmbT
Ing OF said code as amended must print ny.
sss T1 1soz Nth the amendments placed n brac[
~; Hns additional Acts may be printeS IL SI
iyf6Iw JOhN II. PAYNTRR
- :" Secretary Of State.
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wILMrNaToN. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subject 20 eneek at eight, (same
g at National Bank solicited from firms, corpo-
rations and individuals. ll li7-l ? l'71T'S SS-Sl
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Tmtfes.

N6TICE.
JAMES NICHOLSON. In ohspeery.
JOHN CLEMENT, Cause i' u psrtitiSOns. SSftiRiSs S'
ths above cause. made at the FebruSfy Ter s9s an
~ ~ peLsons haYtng any lien OF liens aectine the
Inoerest or estate OF Sylvester W. Clement CI arsS
Clement. John clement and James NieboiSo,A eS
t9er o. them, In the lands and pFemiSes To- Which
oH SaSse relates are hereby notified 20 Ole nett
savn @ sstslng forth the nature and amount N fhA
See ne N the 2tee Of the Regster in CSSneery for
HvW ,OaStlS 20 unity, ten DAYS before the frsf Mon
soYe sala Lien or liens at the ensuing term OF the
netore the rising Of the Court on the thiTd
jySl-t sep1 GEORGE GRAY, Trustee.
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!fii FIVE PER GENT. INTEREST b ra .aas
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on. ds.Q
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SPECIAL ARRANGRMENTs
COLLECTIONS

SSs sSsd H:9Ss. on d'D0'ta Of specific %
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DOR SALE.
G Asmall Tubular Steam Boiler, bout three
horse power suitable for drivinga small engine or
Q heating purposes: Price $50. Apply at this of
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FHoR sALE.-second- Hand MELoDEONs, at al
~ most your own prices, at the Music Rooms, No.
4l6 Market street.
jsl4-dtf JAMES N. CLEMAIER.
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COLLECTIONS ttis -cG l.5Fs s.Ils
QlDiyidendS, Notes. Interest Dxafts &s made with +
ceived. f-,s = - s.
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N3i0R RENT-New House, No. l42l Har- 49,.
ftson street, eleven rooms, all modern
ents, bay windows. v three stories;
lAl1 Harrison street. feb15-ff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

Farms in Pennsylvania. Delaware Maryland and
Iirglnla: also. mile stores. business stands and
eHelnnRs. ihe public are Invited to call and ex-
anime the list. Correspondence promptly answer
eo. sss. -REFN0LD6 & co.
- -. 9l5 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
hgal estate brokers conveyancers, surveyors and
collecting agents jy29-63m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-11
BY Moody 4 Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MAG
" NIFICENT JAMES RIVER FARM, LOCA-
TED IN POWHATAN COUNTY, VA. AllJoiN:
ING THE LANDS OF WILLIAM w. MICHAUh
AND OrHERS.-By virtue of decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Powhatln ut the October term, 1863
In certain suit styled Royals guardian rs Roy
ull's heirs shall expose for sale at public auction
on MONDAY, May s, 1873 (that being court-uay). al
/! o'clock Nj, in front of the courthouse door OF
said county, that handsome and Observation-Disclosures
FARM known rs kELONA, lying immediately on
James river, containing SIX HuNpKED AM An
FORTY-SlX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
loo acres IN James River lowgrounds as productive
as any on the river; about $50 In high state OK cu-
tivation, and the balance In wood-oak ana pine.
There is handsome framed house on the farm, con-
tanning from six 10 eight rooms Kitchen, stables,
barns, tobacco-barns, and all other out-bulinihsS
usually found on flrst-clnS5 Jame5 RIVER iarnl.
Fine orchard of all kinds Of frult-trees. NO better
neighborhood to be found In Virginia. Convenient
70 churches of various denominations. About TWO
miles from Michaux ferry, and immediately oppo-
site Loeb Lohmon, where persons can take the
packet, which passes tri-weekly to and from Rich-
mond. ...,
This beautiful place should engage the attention
of all who are In quest Of such property, surrounded
with so many comforts and advantages -.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance upon a creuit
of one, two and three years for bonds hearing SIN
uer cent interest from day of sale: the title being
retained until the whole purchase money Is ptid.
WILLIS j. DANCE, Commissioner,
MOODY e ROYAL, Auctinn.erS. up 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-11
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

GALE OF THE RICH MON D AND
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue or u
mond In the causes or the Richmond and rorE
River Railroad Company ps. ;. Prosser la9b aho
Robert H. Maury, trustees, and j.: PTosser lap9 a!iG
Robert II. Maury, trustees, Us. The Hlchmono any
York River Railroad Company, entered on the i t,f
auctIon-rooms of Messrs. Grnbbs u WILLIAMS, 30;
Eleven.h street. Richmond, Va, on fkii'Ad the
I'd day Of May, 1872 ut the hour v, om1 mi mi xed
pr eF9 re hyc Ct STeIS a1 by york RIVER BALL
u po ,I NrOMPANY Including Its roadway, rails,
crosstIes, depots, sidings, cars, engines tenarTs,
and all other properly wnaSoe and exsenting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 70 sala n.
eTcept its chooses In action and debts due Jr 10
Income due to 1t.
THE s,m of $4,000 shall! be paid 10 CASH; and the
residue of the purchase money shall be payable as
Follows 900 on the LIST of January 1877, with In
fsrcst at the rate OF per cent per annum from Inc
ay of sale, payable semi-annually 100000 on the
Is day of january, 1885, with inerestat the rate OF
per cent. per amlum from the day OF sale, payable
semI-aurually; and the remainder Of such purchase
money on the LIST day OF JaLuary 1877 with interest
at the rate Of per cent. per annum from the day of
10 the ratification rejection OF the court and pos
session not to be delivered until the sale his been
ratified by the court; the deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust on the property Sold such
Capitalists will take notice that the effect Of sale
and conveyance VIII he tn extilgpsh the said COM
pany aud make the purchaser or purchasers Q body
corporate,
For further particulars apply to Messra. PAGE &
MAURf, Richmond, Va- attorneys for the trus-
tees. j. PROSSER TABB,
RORERT II. MAURY,
il 2J-td Surviving Trustees.
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Auction SAE1Ess...Future Days
BY Richardson Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
t1r1 Main street.

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
:, "A. No. 7Os, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
OR Q EEir BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EfG HTH
isTRgETs, For saLEBY AUCTI0S.1Ion |, SAT II
TRDAY the 18th Instant at o'clock i. d.. we
shall sell by auction, on the premises. that valuable
BRICK DWELLiNG numbered ann i n,ar coy as
tiininp ten rooms. with brick Kitchen: stable anu
lot fronting IS feet and running back l5S rect 70 an
n TiIis property, from the great scarcity and de-
maud for ouscs of Its size. and Its central
should command the attention Of an 10 W., wan nsn sn =,
real estate in the city OF Richmond VIII soon place
il beyond the means Of many now ap stt ~ 9a
and popularity; its old buildings mus5 gHts rs
surface Will beyond doubt make II tne m IaofSt
desirable pnrt Of Richo y, T1ere ear ale demanS
Don't loose the CHANGE to buy this house. iGf soon
fin, ground ON which It stands VIII DC worth hioie
than hot can he purchased for to-day: .,.,,,.,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN SIX, twer g.,
and eighteen months; negotiable notes Wltn III
terest added at the rate Of seven per cent per an
,,um secured by deed of trust TO be gwen LOT the
u|isi fN' Real Estute Auctioneers,
80 sae. lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-11
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
w No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND, WITH A VALUABLE GRIST-
MILL THE REON, AT PUBLIC AUCTTOS.-By
virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF Henrc6
county pronounced on The 3lSt OF Marcia ls73 In the
sut OF furpin, executor, rS. Ropers administrator:
Inc undersigned, commissioner appointed by said
decree, VIII offer for sale at public auction on 7 Eso
DAi inc 18TH day of april, 1878, 1t the hour OF !
O'clock r. n on the premises, tllat certain TRACT
OF LAND, containing a6 $4,000 ACRES. known
IN the division Of b. w. Ropers estate as the hlill
Tract, With wafer grlst-miu thereon, now in the
occupancy OF G, X, Roper, and situated in the
county OF IIenrico about two and half miles
from the city Of Richmond, on the new Central
pike, and known rs Roper's mill said sale To be
made n the risk and cost OF the former purchasers,
George X. Roper and George ID. Peasants.
On this tract could tx o large Ice pond, and
from is proximity to the city would he quite valu-
able,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to so much of the pro
ceeds Of sale will be sufficient to pay the charges
of sale and the amount OF the bond Of said Roper
due ON the aeth December. ISL! for $3sS35, With In.
terest thereon from the goth December, is7I, TIL day
Of sale at SIX per cont and on credit Us to the resi-
due OF proceeds OF ae In two equal insta,ments Of
ss3 ga each, payable on the ?Qth tsegem-
Der 1873, and aSth December, 1874, with Interest on
said deferred pay nents from day Of safe Ut SIX per
cent per annuIn the purchaser to execute his bonds
with approved security for said deferred payments
aud title to be retained until the whole OF aaa bonds
are paid aud eonvsysnHsq aFesSsa p hs ssss
up l-eodtAps&tdtd Commissioner.
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.sa. BY Grubbs & Williams,
huctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
E1avanth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARG Q
SUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS AND An l,
sEyERA Ain, P STTy ~ GEIG2MSSp At AGc
Ti6N.-1m part execution of coed OF trust from
james Z. Godd!n aud wife to the subscribers as as
trustees duly recorded we Mi Sei on u tSe
p m Sm nj the hour named below, the following
property conveyed in said deed.to Wit; ,,, \,
s9 g MGS2Af i'm AR p i SHiS4 Emit
houhdpd by Twenty-seventh, Twenty l. ana
II streets $40 $50 feet having c92 feet 'front.'. -,
,b sSa'hfsF oan aI by Thrteth aud
O streets. l73xsso ieet having GAG feet trout
An undivided oiety of LOT Ut str the southeast aisS1s5
corner OF Twenty-hliith anu NJ s'ie'''' 80
On TUESDAY ;sr April, At 9,cGs ~ T. !! A. Tho
southeast corner OF Main and Fourth streets. 10 by
loo fset-a handsome situation fortwo dwellings.
On WEDNESDAY, 10th April, ut dt O'Clock =. M.,
LOT on north sue Oh gEnaDr Soit ae INV III
IA LOT on the south s!e of Darlington street
nearly I'm of the above beginning les feet west OF
LOT on sonh Side of Jay street, 100 by no feet
ON I I6T on Of Sixth SIKH street north of
street. Ar DE Wits, 80 by l2o feet to an alley
~ lot on north side Of Leigh, 30 feet west of
Second street. So by 1875 feet to an alley 10 feet VIDE
LOTS on south side Leigh between Firstand St
James streets, adjoining the public sehoo-house 81
" LOT % on east side St. James between Clay and
Leigh streets, OF by 146 feet.
LOT on south side Leigh street, adjoining st.
Marks chapel, rs by 100 feet
On SATURDAY, 10Th April, at u o'clock T. NJ,
The nca: and well-hnished BRICK RESIDENCE,
with about eight rooms, and out-h0uses, formerly
occupied by Mr.. F. Wedneyer, at inc nor,he rs,
corner of Federal and St. james streets, with the
LOT attached, III by ia feet. This IS u very DC
S't The BRICK DWELLING, with about six
rooms opposite to the above at me northwest coo Do
ner of Federal and ST. James streets. The lot Is lo2
bySl5 feet. c,o.
The LOT at the southeast corner OF 81 James ana
Federal streets, LOO by l2I feet to al alley. r,
The various pieces of property will be sod ID SUD-
divisions to be shown 1T the times OF the sales.,
This sale embraces about SlNTY-FlFE BulLD-
INC LOTS and TWO DWELLINGS, In different
parts of the city, and presents such variety Of To-
cations and range of prices that nearly ali may De
suited particularly those OF limited means.
= TERMS AT sale.
E. =. G MTTTfFL1AMs' Trustees.
GPuDps & WILLIAMS, AnctiOneerS. APP
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gg RECIPE FOR Avo1DISa COLD FEET AT
&31 f.rrxE.-|From the Daubury Ne,cs.l-
H Hall says those people who are troubled
86Skh cold feet at bedtime should bend over
StS6 smartly slap the calves of their legs for
2HSdlt five minutes. This struck young
san who boards on Essex street to be ABOUT
Sssensible piece Of advice rs he ever heard.
|aa he nut it to the test after disrobinS HIM
Sfsf on Saturday night. lie bent over and
SfSunded away at himself, and all the time
S2fst.adc a noise with his mouth like the hiss OF
8Sacapng steam. This noise attracted the at
&ntion of one Of the boardcrS, and he told
the landlady that there must be IRE IN
f,iat room. because he could hear it siz, and
c6iaia hear an alfred swapping and popping
g02iSA on in there. The landlady didn't
;saIJsto argue. She caught up a pail and
pltirTed for the place at once. The boarder
foIfusyed with gigantic ciotheS.brush. Both
81 chem precipitated themselves into the
Y1fsif together. The advent was so sudden
SlIs the boarder who was warming himself
1fa3sAo chance to dodge, and there was TOO
snt1Eh momentum to the landlady and the
nkhM boarder to permit them to recover tneM-
Siassses in time SO there was collision. The
3Es3dlady saw it coming, and instinctlrely held
iaspaii in front of her. But the disciple Of
Hail didn't see it, as his back was TO the
llo0 aud his head nearly to the floor, ana
beSDre he could look up, on hearing the door
fiYHpen, the visitors We're ON him ana the
ccnfents Of the pail over him, and the three,
witfSpail and cotheS-brlSh, came down IN
& cfash together. How the landlady extri-
Gated sherself and got out Of that room as
aIliakas she did will always remain mys-
tarvyUthe two men who stood there and
giare{la at each other for some fifteen minutes.
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ArCrION sALEs--Fusure nays.
e1-~-->--~~>1-~N< 80. =, 7leFsa4s
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent, "
u,,.r ~ Eleventh and Rank streets.

rr,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THAT vAL l]L4.
i BILE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT q p II kt HT i
r,ToND. ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BEI , Ef,N y
1t ! TGEFvfGTH AND TWELFTH SrREETs.-By
virtue OF n decd OF trust executed by Msssrs ar.
their wives. to the subscribers, bearing date 20
June. l.se and duly recorded In Rlclmond mns
a maSS with the Concurrence of all the parties In,
erested sell ut public anctiop on M me arasf r.
NJ n fair: II not, the first fair day thereafter
t truly valuable LOT located as r anase rms r,c
I5s feel to an alley opening into vide court I I
Ia, n ,a attached to It costly culvert, entering TIE
large one under Cary street. 80 Coz VT
on she 81 IS. oi
+, q ,cS wear This may truly be said to be the m9s'
valuable lot of Its size Ia Richmond r9r "ho'e
sale dry goods establishment 1t Is unequaied.
'> Wrpis: Upe-fourth cash balance ut SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months for NEGOTIABLE notes Del ri
ar rcr CENT. per annum interest, secured ny
trust deed The taxes for 1873 to be paid by the pur
ctus. -" w. GODDIN,
eiiAae'" ROBERT Il. uOWISON,
,.s Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-11
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Nain street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
u BEAUTIFUL AMP ND ARM!R "a Y III IL;
GATED BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED On THE
SOUTH Line OF FRAN X / irT AN isn THE aE
THE EAST LINE OF HENRY STREET,
WiTHIN ONE s9U5AkE OF The N M9 IN
G. ). PALMER, Al PUBLIC AUCTION
We shall sell &. spsc the s ih Say o On ,nr he
s sPl4qt HRE eeaa4as til
south line Of franklin street fronting respectively
S. 81 49, and IS by 100 f;et inch to an alley and
east line of Henry street respectively 20 feet inches
and q feet by ll9 feet to IN alley.
Also, nine handsome LOTS fronting on the north
So 80 by la6 feet inches TO Ell alley.
These lots are, without any exception, the most
it is worry seldom such properly is offered In
the market; being in that portion Of the city
where property is so rapidly increasing In value,
and so much sought after for building purposes,
should command the special attention Of capitalists
and others.
TERMS, WIN be liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. LYME & BROTHER,
ap i-eodtA pl 6 tdtd Anctjoncars
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. Apply at No. 1o4 Fifth street.
an a.atx GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EARM OF 971 $500 ACRES IN HAN
II OVER COUNTY, TWELVE MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING WINS MEEI,,
ING; HOUSE, FOR SALE At AuCTIiqaS snk nd
Ejeventh streets. in the city OF Richmond. on
THURSDAY the nth April, 1879. at L o'clock NJ,
the above TRACT OF LAMB containing, n ,So re
half is open land, balance In wood and timer. Il
is distant about one aud half miles from the red
ericksburg railroad. There Is on tue Phcc eo om
TERMS: Oneethird cash; balance at six and twelve
NY tr,,s se daai ". GODDIS,
-, - "'' ~ Auctioneer.
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Nv n. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE BUILD
INC OTIS ON ORLEANS AND VIRGINIA
STREETs, in ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AuC-
:r1ON.-At the request Of the owner, Will sell ut
nnl,Iic auction on MONDAY the llth Of April, on
he premises, ut { o'clock T.. ~, TWENTY-FIVE
VALUABLE BUII. DING LOTS rs describe above,
fronting 80 feet each Orleans and Virginia streets
betwe eli Funton and Erin streets.
These lots lie well, contiguous to the CheS
apeake and Ohio Railroad wharf, and should attract
the attention Of capitalists and those desiring pro-
perry In that part Of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property.
y. M. LEE,
ans lola Main street.
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&Apsoros--Thc following squib, neatly
Trintea on card, Is beginning to be quietly
Circulated. II is, we believe, from the pen
Of Etizur Wright. Being somewhat eplsal
IN its character, Il might be entitled The
Hcane,.yad."-Ne,o York Commercial.
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.
Uncle Sam had roost for his hens,
Where they roasted by thousands and tens
The motion to rob II was Bens
W Hired ,nen Of my uncle, feel"
Said Ben, IN a solemn appeal,
Low wages do tempt us to steal.
The force OF this moral idee
WAS so mighty and powerful. You see.
No. TO do Il they couldn't agree.
So the hcarties. they gave ssca boost,
And his fingers they suddenly noosef
Two puilets per man from the roost."
1 Uncle Sam Il now watching the spot,
TO discover man who Will not
j & 0 home with n foul In his pot.
"a sponc March . \. ID. 1873.
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49,. ....- BY Grubbs i Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main aud bank trcets,

DARE AND VALUABLE OIL-PAINT-
1NlNGS FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-On TUE S-
DAY. April 18th, ut II O'Clock NJ we viii sell at
our office rare and very valuable private collection
Of about TWENTY-FIVE OIL-PAlSTlSGS judi
cOusy selected and purchased ut large prices many
years ago by one OF our former citizens.
! The collection embraces several works by old mas
tars and others by some of the most famous modern
artists, aud probably comprises pictures of more
merit than were ever offered al auction In this city.
They are now exhibition ut our Office, and all
lovers of the fine arts are invited to examine them
before the day OF sale.
Write or send fora CT taogue.
TERMS: Cash, GkCBBS WILLIAMS,
an "-.~.= Auciionccrs.
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BY W.. Goddin,
Aucti0neer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
EAST PIE coF kEAt t 81 MA1A 4 ANp ElsHTH
6Sq HSf As TN hYD s4E oE HE HE
Main MAIN A. CARY sTREETs:.9y virtue, Of
Wellington Goddin, trustees. bearing date sth
the SeS9d to vi the hrd to sd
recorded in Richmond Chanecry Court; The
trustee In the second and third deeds, will, In
execution thereof, proceed 70 seh At tn pn 1,,G
auction, on the premises on ss .he A't q
fair, if not, the first far day therSaiter ~ l9
same hour, the real estate mentioned In the said
In the first deed II Is described as fronting on the
south side Of Main street rs feet more or less r-
ming back loo feet more or less TO an alley = iee5
alley fronting thereon as feet, running back III IN
angular shape GOT feet to Stone wall III me tnirI
deed Il Is & RI nat as fronting on e e fope wall
In the second decd Ii Is described as fronting on tne
west line of Ninth street 63s feet running BACK lso
TERMS: Under the first deed enough In cash to
deiray expenses of sale and 10 pay on Two notss
past due, each for $500; and credits OF 700 ecl:
payabe 10 monthly instalments, on the l5th Gay OF
each and every month, beginning on inc l3tii-
18th OF April, 1873; and enaing on the thth,sth
OF March, 1873; anu us 10 Lhc ic9iuoc va eiS p
ces Of Sale, on such terms Is nIty be announced ut
Under the second deed, enough In cash to defray
expenses of sale and TO pay of 4 note OF Ssis;o3,
which fell due 4th APRIL 1878 and us to the residue
of the proceeds of SALE on such terms as may be an
nounced ut the hour OF sale.
Under the third deed. enough In cash to defray
expenses of sale and % pay OF note for SLOTS 81.
which fell due 2lst-9!th January last OIL credit rs
to- until the 2st24th July, 1879 and rs to the
residue OF the proceeds of sale, on such terms as
shall be announced At the hour of sale.
in each case the credit pay ments are to bear inter-
est and to be secured by negotiable notes aud deed
of trust. The taxes for this year to he paid by the
purchasers. -. [ap6I w. GODDIN, Trustee.