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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-17

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, =.
COUNTY BOISE,
l. Geo. W. Richards, Auditor OF Boise County, T..
do hereby certify that the foregoing statement OF
finances Of Boise County In true and correct a. the
appears Of record in said Office for the Quarter
ending April 8, 1873. GEO. W. RICHARDS,
Auditor.
The report Of the Treasurer for the quarter
ending April Z, 1873, was examined and found
correct, ns follows:
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C1.
BY delinquent taxes Of 1877.

C1.
By delinquent taxes of 1877. ............ 2,2s2 -
Total property tax collected for 1871. 1a0.7l0 Il
By cash paid Trees'r for 1872, ,45s -
per centage retained. 8.6l0 u
- 77.277 II
Deficit on property tax for 1877. 33,l63 81
Also excess OF per centsge on poll
tax for 1877 retained. so 90
To poll tax receipts said to have
been accounted for to Controller. 20 %
Total deficit Of Assessor Tor 1917. .... 13,526 20
Deficit Of 1871 brought down. 2.931 o.
Total dencit Of Assessor, ............. @6.467 -
In conclusion. your Committee win state that in
the examination Of tho Assessment Roll We dnd that
large number Of persons In Boise county. who
were residents and owners Of property. were not
assessed. All Of which n respectfully submitted
5os.. y. Bow. Committee
i. ". 6l0Tz,
Idaho City. April Z. 1873.
Ordered that VIM. Tincher and Matt Zapp,
sureties on the bond Of John German, Assess.
or of Boise county for the years 1873 appear
before the Board of County Commissioners. at
the Office OF the Auditor, on Thursday, April
10, 1873, at 9 O'Clock, for further justification
of their responsibility 40 such bondsmen.
Adjourned till next day at 9 o'clock A. n.
(Contis1sd eS seoosd paee]
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-17

ALL THE Fools NOT DEAD.-Itis said that
Chicago also rejoices in having select society
Of fortune-seekers. numbering thirty members.
all told, organized for the express purpose of
inheriting, - heirs Of some antiquated defdnct
Dutchman. an estate in Holland, valued at sev-
enty millions Of dollars. Such societies are be-
cemiag popular. Ono was recently organized
in ono Of the New England States for tho pur-
pose Of daiming the Narr estate il Scotland,
which amounts to millions.
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TUE Norrxnrn MErroarc snowER.-The

The NOVEMBER METEoRIc SHOWER no
official report of Rear Admiral Sands, OF the
United States Naval Observatory, gave cir
cumstantjai account Of meteoric shower
occurring on the night previous. over
seven hundred meteorS were observed III
Lex; than seven hours, and Admiral SanaS
characterized the display as Il very rrniark"-
bic one, exceeding that ordinarily seen on
the 18th and 18th Of November. ne Sa'le
phenomenon, it is reported, was "isheS'eu
nj sea near the Madeira Islands, on the same
night. exeept that the display was OF much
greater magnitude. thousands OF falling stars
being noticed before midnight. But the
most brilliant exhibitions were witnessed
ON the same night further east, IN
Greece and Egypt. At Suez the shower
bepan at 7 o'clock in the evening and
lasted until O'Clock next morning; up
70 midnight the number of mcteors was csti-
mated at 10000, and after that slime no cstl-
mate was attempted. At Alexandria, Egypt,
the number falling was computed at 200 per
minnie. Saws one account of the display nj
this point: "Many of these stars took the
form of mctcors, as bright as Jupiter when
in opposition. leaving long trains OF light be-
hind them, and conveying the impression
that they were reduced TO gaseous state by
their excessive velocity and the friction OF
the cart!'S atmosphere" Admiral SANDS
good authority in his report said that the
radiant point seemed 10 indicate that tho nc
irors were moving in the orbit OF l'lciTs
co net, which eccentric celestial body, ac-
cording to the representations OF timid phi.
l0sorhcrs, was to collide with the earth ano
knock tho latter into smithcrcens.
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THE SPIRIT OF CHRisTMAs.-The Jcr,Sf
Times, published in New York, has kindly
and genial Christmas article. 1t certainty
speaks volumes for the progress of the age
and the triumph OF federation aud human
brotherhood when an lsrac!ite journal car
speak as follows: Christmas, As celebrated
in modern times, shorn of that spirit o
iirnatIcisn which dlsliSurcd it for centuries
bears the character of u Jewish festival, is 3
triumph of the Jewish principle Of love ano
chari,v. and must he welcomed by every
friend of civilization as an advance in The
true path of progress. Orphans made happy
widows comiortcd, forSakcn walls sheltered
cherries homes made bright, lift humanity
upward, hcayenward, whether the day fol
doing these deeds is styled Christmas
Chanukah, or Purm."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-07
by Wellington Godd1n, 4
Aucsioneer aud Real Estatc Asen
corner Of Eleventh and Bank slree.''

y,xECUToR's SALE OF vA Luz Il
u PRIVATE nWEILLitfff An aS6 SEVE EsiIH
SpREEEEs "a the request Of Mcssrs A. n and +
Maiiford executors of the late pr. Beverly H.
n,IfJ shall sell ut auction, ON the premises, on
TliUHSDAt III fair; II not, the first fair day
aSta The large and elegant RESIDENCE Of
ti,c 'ecedeut located rs Eye; ~ contains about
e i,e rooms, built originally in The best manner
ere, Nv in excellent order. Beside the dwelling
ana NV s m Office servants apartments, stable, car
riare house all built OF brick aud the whole premises
on three sides by brick walls, and In part
hv Al, iron railing It's location so near the shockoe
I'M Market renders IL peculiarly valuable for Il
hnarding-horsc, hotel, or for commercial purposes.
Ihr lot has front Of IS feet and depth of l56 feet
To- Market alley.
IL will he sold whole, Or subdividedso as tosell
with lie dwelling the entire front Marshall street,
running back 90 feet and three lots Seventh street
" by IS feet, according TO plat to be exhibited at
the hour Of sale sa-3
The buildings arc Insured in The Mutual Assurance
SUriety for ~ 600.
TERMS: Dnc-fonr!h cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing SIX
per cent. Interest. Or ouc-fourth cash; balance at
one, two. and three years, bearing ten per cent u-
tcrcst, lIat-ycary, secured b. trust deed.
IA 4-2aw5wSd,ds ". GODrIN, Auctloneer.
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BY Rich artlson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No, llI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
~ HOUSES AND FIFTEEN sboIn IN Plan
~ i.S1,ER ny hIIt"rION.-lnc execution Of tie
cree of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county Gu
tered M The November term. lST2, In the slit Oh
SIrInpfcIIow guardian. u.s. StringIeilowS heirs, we,
fhn undersigned, commissioners therein hppolnte9,
will sell by auction, The premises. on fkii,h \,
the 18th instant, mt o'clock !. NJ c"nnen..is, i
thc corner of Eleventh and Decatur streets, tic
REAL ESTATE IN ntinned in said suit coiisis',nnTT
Of Two FRAME DWELLINGS and nH .nJ he.
LOr OH Eleventh street, corner OIL i.ccatui FAME
DWFIiJNi; and SIX LUrS on Many siren a., a,','
EIGHT LOTS on Everett street 9ct, wrcn
anil CLAW streets in the town of hiaiicucSi.i. r.,
r'runis: 0nr-thjrd nf tlle purchase MONEY -,
CASH the residue in two eqi lnsa ith Interest
and twelve months: ucg"liahic motG, y,"ons and
the title retained until the whole nrchisc -
p'ld ali'i i ueeu ID WILLIAM AMBERs,
j. 4. RICHARDSON.
Commissioners.
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Goddln, SO
!l3 geaI Estise A gent and Aucfiorieer,
S,s,,ca corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT All THoN, AT THE q I. FARM :; Y I
'rytREE M, IIhLE fffsFs East or EIt;H-
MuND, OF CORN, OATS, sHUGks: B0 ", III y
HAY. MULES. CATTLEe-F RHthGp ,d amrt n
MESTS. Sc.-at the request OF Dir. hlcnafu ".
Norris trlister giifj sell mt auctton ON the pre-
rnises on TU ESDAf the 18th January, ieIs' coin-
ncncing ut IL o'clock A. M.- fs6
r. $50 to 200 barrels COR l.ss Pc
5000 to 10000 pounds s fiEAF0hIS.,
tAIIarge parcel of SHUCES, FODDER, &c.
Is head CATTLE. embracing some niieh " - -
5slGo MULES. and all OF the :. .be
FARMI Nc TsfPt EN- T. TS. consisting on . .tne
. usual variety. ;tta rs -, ,-or,f,IN
TERMS: At sale. $50. . W, Sa,oneer
la al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-07
Nv Moody & Royal.
by Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,

H1RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN CHESTERFIELD CoUNTY.-By virtue
of deed of trust dated 18th day of February, sS6:
comfy. executed by William A. Fureon to william
Ambtrs. trustee, to secure to Nelson G. Turnkey Il
debt therein specified, shall. as trustee olter ior
sale t puIlc arctlon To the highest bidder at the
front door t .n courthouse Of said county. at u
O'Clock ". on MONDAY the 18th day OF January.
1873 I'll the undivided right, title, and Interest OF
The said William, \. Furcon being onc-siX thl In
TWO PARCELS OF LAND, adjoining, In said
county. one containing ElGHTY.F1FE ACRES
and the other SEFENTI-ElGHT AND oNt-
HALF ACRES, being the same real estate 81 which
James Furcon, the father of the said William ii.
Furcon died seized and possessed. Also his utter
est In the PERSONALITY of his estate.
Terms: Cash as TO so much us Will pay all costs
anil charges Of sale and the debt and interest secured
by tn" said decd OF trust the residue on n credit OF
one and two years. WILLIAM AMnERS.
j., aid; Trustee.
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No. Ill9 Main street corner Of Twelfth street.
MO. 121.-FOR SALE, HOUSE AND
~ LOT fronting 3aS feet on First street, corner of
Canal stree, Will rent for more than twelve per
cent.
No. l8S.-For sale. that cnmmodious and excellent
DWELLING, provided with all modern comforts
and convcniences. Oh the corner Of Grace and
Twcnty-siNth streets. Lot fronts i32 feet OH Grace
street: situation commanding tire view ofcty and
country. -,- sa
No l6i.--Fur sale. LOT fronting lOli feet on Cary
airr~t h,twcen Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
sight of old Eagle Foundry and machine shops.
* !.S.ruSTh
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsTrl1n1s
" COMPANY. sSass-r sssSs
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA: BAL
,pTay0pE Mp E,nJ +, I,npTSNnJfTlI

FOR NEW YORK, pIiILADELpIIIIihA4;, Mi B1L-
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United STATES mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain u. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves culnpanys wharf. at Rockets, for the above
named places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAY Us. and
FRIDAYS at % A. NJ, aud returns on Tuesday
Thursday, aud Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York.
Train lcavcs City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
Fare to New York nip 50
Fare to Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
rare 10 Baltimore. w
Fare to Norfolk ......................... Sc
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS
and baggage checked through. -
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk. Portsmouth. iios-
ton. Baltimore. and principal landings on Chcsa.
peakr hay, and all regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from a. NJ. til =. NJ.
Freight for way-andings must be prepaid.
J.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office, Comrany's wharf.
branch office corner Main and Ninth streets. to .
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG; RAILROAD To-.
RICHMOND, VA. December u, ts72.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILnnADfu
RICHMOND, Va December II. ST.
|nN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-.
~ CEMBER nth, the TRAINS on this road will
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond Mt A. NJ.
and 2:2o T. NJ, and leave Petersburg at ll:z5 A. NJ
and sos p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach II.
tached. leave Richmond at 4. NJ. and j. NJ. and
leave Petersburg at $40 a. 81. aud 4:so j. NJ
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS viii leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at a. III. Returning
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 400 Pm Instead
OF o'clock, as heretofore.
The S A. NJ. TRAIN will not leave Richmond "u
Sundays. and the sn5 T.. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and 80
A. ~ FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. ..............".sl
Fare for return tickets. zoo
Communication tickets can lie had at the following
rates:
Fifty-trip tickets for. ......."..,...S|o GO
Onc-Mlndrcd-triD tickets for. ........eO 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take me 2:2o L ".
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfnlk VIII con.
ncrl AZ Petersburg with the 1l:25 A. d. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover lJill Will take The $50 4
NJ IRA IN on Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays
aud returning leave Richmond ON the same days al
The MALL TRAINS will stop only at Chester AMI
ThesA. NJ. TRAIN vii! connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad tor
Li rTTmMA%,S PALACE sLEEPlSG-CAR win
he attarhrd 10 the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
N''' RIB. KASEY.
dals Ticket and Trcight Agent.
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In order to quiet the maidcnS' fears OF
their consistency the lovers In the eastern part
OF Maine bind themselves BY promlssory
note as follows:
"HAMrpES, Me-, September 10, 1872
Dear Mary,-I promise to marry you in SIX
months from date. Yours, lovingly,
l.E. NJ
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ESbet REM.

TOR RENT, Il BRICK HOUSE onTs
L. tl,v street between ;ilincr and Munfnr,l. E3a
Sal" and carragciou>c, city waller and well water
on the premises. To Il good tenant the rGnt VIII Dc
moderate, hpply TO ID. PENDLETDN.
No. 300 Seventh street.
|, 7-as between Broad and Marshall.
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Nv William X. Polk j. Co.,

Rell Estate Agents and Auctloncers-
No. Ill9 Main street. corner Of Twelfth stree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-07
BY JAMES l.. Apper5on.
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiJnecr.

HPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT AUtTIOS.-Att the request or The owner
will offer for slle at auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. December 20, lsI2, at II O'Clock NJ.
that extremely valuable property known as tile
MONUMENTAL llUTfL.and the OF adjoining,
with tl,c wrc,!cu and brick buildings thereon. ~
This property Is situated In The exact geographical
centre Of The city. Immediately opposite to the Capt.
iol Square, at the Junction of Grace and smith
streets, directly opposite to Capitol street, and I'M
c1uaIed for the beauty of It's situation. 1t has :,
front of IG3 feet the west side OF Ninth street
aud 20 feet an the north side Of Grace street. and
thrcc-funrth- Of the lot has depth o. l3O feet, run
ming back frpm Ninth street
The properly Is chartered. and may be taken by Il
company III shares of SiU0, liz which event the owner
will take number Of them. When the Chesapeake
and OHIO r"ilroat, now nearly nnished. shall lie
completed, ;hrrc must he u .hrst-cIfSs h0tet on
Slmck lill. aud this place IL wilhouta rival for u
Until preparations are made 10 build, the rental Will
keep clown interest, taxes, &c. The property may
be l0u@h; privately. and negotiations are Invited.
TERMS: Very liberal.
In consequence Of bad weather POSTPONED C
MONDAY. January 10, l>73. Mt same hour.
}. l.. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
dc 1i-5tlwtJaatdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-07
BY Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT.
Ric AMI Bf attGTEGN-By Virtue Of the
provisions of certain deed of trust bearing date on
the 18th day of July, 7l from Inc Nrginia tsi,ea
duly recorded in the Office of the clerk OF lenrico
County Court 10 SECURE the pay nsnt % s"a
ton Of said trust llcing thereto required by The
beneficiary therein secured, EEL by sMclnn on inc
5 b, S s M !As RI ie AcHEs Of
IIGIILY-lMrKoyED LAMP iorwi9g pi nlm9 q
INGS. and Il large and beautiful grove ol OAK
trees, the former site Of The dwelling house. sit-
atcd in IN attractive locality, near the agrlcui-
tural Fair Grounds. on the Hermitage road / lpopu-
lar driYr. within one mtc aud quarter vi the CITY
of Richmond; ON which land there is now growing
anur$cry stock estimated az, rs i"Il9w RrFs ito 10
feet high.
10000 one and two-ycar old PEAR TREES, 6 to
\ feet high. ,,,...
5000 two and tlIrrc-ycar old PEA; TREES $40
A full line of Of CHERRY, APRICOT, and NEG
TARIN +; TREES. . ,,,.r,
And gensn asscrtment q G nFbs and sc
other stock usually found in n first-clnss nursery.
Tie Hermitage Nursery Is the oldest III 'aster'
Virginia, and has an established trace ,IomFh IT
nursery in the country Cor reliability aud excellence
of lis stock. IL produces the finest appic-trrcs
grown In the United States Its soil ard the mile
ness of the climate enable nurscrymen to produce
trees I'm two years fully equal to those grown In
PENNSYLVANIA and New York In three years, ana
afford digging AMI shipping season almost through
out the winter months. Situated near the spreading
limits of II growing city, its purchase would DE
handsome Investment independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS: Enough In cash to deirTy the expenses OF
c>t",itiu. th, Irlst and tu pay of SIX negotiable
uotcs for one thousand dollars each with Interest
thereon ut The rate of twelve per cent. per annIin
from the ,?th juno, lS7o until paid: the residue on
sI,rl terms rs shall be ANNOUNCED 1T The tiur Of sale
J. \. RICHARDSON,
RALEIGH II. DANIEL.
Trustees.
Hrcrf,rrso>; 4 Co., Real Estate AuctInnccrs.
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BY Gri,bbs l. Williams.
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF a TRACT OF
l. TWO HUNDRED AND SEEENT 1.-TWO
ACRES. THIRTY-SlX PERCUES OF LAND, IN
provisions of deed of trust from W. q. Flournoy
to Z. H. Flournoy. trustee dated 18th November
dprsved substituted trustee in the place and stead
of said f. II. flournoy, will sell at public auction,
al Chesterfield county Courthouse, In Manchester.
on MONDAY, 18th January, 1873 (court-iayl, the
TRACT OF LAND by said deed conveyed, the same
living on Swift creek. and containing TWO iuN-
DRED and SEVENTI-TWO ACRES, Iulli =
SIN PERCHES.
TERMS: Cash.
II is said Of this land that lies about four miles
from the Flack-lIcth Pits has on u soou li1site
with fine watcr-powcr, and is the best wooded land
In the vicinity. i; ": VI o ,
cvt-upS e WILLIAMS, huctiOnucrS. in u
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES.

TIC FUIIT TTISII N(IHTIFTTFS TI DIICk WUUU. u w
FnSlish Magazines and Newspapers n specially
descriptive catalogues and pricelis sent 10 any I'D
dress free.
Any Of the above sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt Of the price by j. Il. ELLISON. .r
Ncwsdealer and Bookseller,
no 10 1l12 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IS consequence Of the many inquiries made
i OF theu by English gentlenen relative 70 set
tiing i,l Virginia, Messrs. BESGER, CLARKE Il
CO.. OF Giendower. Aibemarle county, have deter
mined T., open Al office us LAND AGENTS, and
viii BE- glad 10 hear from gentlemen having land for
dsppsuiss ia a-annk
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BY wellington Goddin'
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
,or NJ eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN ENtEL-
%TTE.r H1,lCk TENEMENT ON TIE WEST
sE 81 ETI SIME II I'm SG aAnsr IE , GI 1cil
- r,i n on the premises on THURSDAY the Esd
H. 1873. at O'Clock T. d.. the excellent
nRi,;K TENEMENT located rs above, now In the
,rcun,rcy of Mr.. John W. Cardwcll containing
Scvrn roons good kitchen, sc. The lot las front
or siJ feet and Il dupth Of 1870 feet.
. TEiMs Very liberal, and made known ut the
hnur uf sale W. GOpDIN.
Ia T.p,avlds Auctionecr.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucilonccr and Heal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

u,R1TsTEE's SALE OF THE ACADEMY
/ OF MUSIC. ON TIE SOUTH SIDE W
EEANKTI IN STREET NEXT BELOW TIE En-
tJiNNGE HOTEL.-By virtue Of decd of trust
executed to the subscriber bearing date on the I o.
f,ha1cory Court on the ptli of December, 1871, IN
hook B. No o. page %. shall. in execution thereof
proceed TO cell at public auction. on the premises, on
ShTURDAY the 18th of january ls73. at O'Clock
r. ~. the real estate conveyed BY the said deed
known aE the ACADEMY Of MUSIC, located as
above. The lot has front OF &c feet on Frankiir,
street and runs hack the cast line OF New street
abont loo feet more or less. The building Is re-
,narkabIy weli-built one, and has undergone con-
siderable repairs aud alterations.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses oil
sale and to pay OFF the notes unpaid amounting 10
about S2s5U: and as 10 the residue Of the proceeds
81 sale on liberal terms. to he announced ut the
hour of sale. N.GOBDlN. iriaUe.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Hill & GOIIDIN.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS md AUCIIONEERS,
No HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOSD, VA.
Valuable FARMS In every section OF the State;
LOTS IN the most improving portions Of the city,
for sale. -t t5@
HOUSES and LAMBS rentcdor leased. Special
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate IN
tie city. 80 e . E8
Thank ful for past favurs, we respectfully ask from
our friends u continuance OF ther patronage: and
with Increased facilities, promise In the future. In
the is,st, strict attention To All business entrusted
our care. ~ FRANK II. HILL.
TIC 2o-3m EDWARD q, GDDDIN.
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BY Cook e Laughton, Aucttoneers, 7
corner Of Governor and franklin streets.

rOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., At
IL AUCTIoN.-THIs DAY st 10 O'Clock we VIII
sell n orr auction-ruons ~
New WALNUT PaRbntR SUITS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT SOFAS ana CHAIRS:
MhERIE-TUP TABLES. ,st "a
WALNUT and COTTAGE BEDSLEADS,
81 AIR and SHUCk MATIRESsEs,
WALNUT CANE-CHAfRS and ROIhERs,
N AHOGANY WARDR0DES and CABiaElS.
SOFA. BEDS and LOUNGES.
New TIA PESTRY CARPETING.
COOS ING and TEATINC-STOVES.
OAK nnd WALNUT EXTENSlOS TABLES,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c. L.,
i.7 COOK g LAUGIfTON, hucnoncers.
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VHESAPEAKE AND OH RAIL
" ROAD.--On and after September SOth pa
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond u, fol-
lows: ~
! $3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday ip,
the White sulphur Springs, connecting ~ t"r'orS.
vile with the Orange Alexandria and SiInnssas
train for Washington anu North, and LynchhGre
and South.
4:35 y. M-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tcSc'm
Sunday for GorlonsyIllc arriving ut SIS I. NJ.
This train connects at iorflonsvilc with The night
trains on the Orange. Alexandria and ManasSIS rail-
road for Ii NCHBURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold Ia all l"lhtS
Northwest and Southwest.
Stecrage tickets from Liycrro" Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg, linvre, Eotlcri'u
Bergen Copenhagen, and t;othcuburg. Ia all l"lni|
on this roai can he bought Of the General Ticket
Agent mt Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road
Fnrthcr Information may be obtained at the Com
pany's Offices.
A. IL. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETIIERLASD, General Ticket Agcnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-07

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