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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

CUMMINGS, of the Ridgway Bakery,
is absolutely making his establishment
a curiosity shop. Candies, canned fruits
and vegetables, Pies, Cakes, and good
hiugs to eat to numerous TO mention
4re therein to be found. He keeps them
to sell cheap
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

BREWER & Cook, Of the village Meat
arket are always en- hand to supply
pr community with choice meats. They
i'll have on hand Flesh beef, Pork and
usage, that can't be beat in any mark
Their corned beef is the delight of
who have tasted it. They don't in
I'D to be excelled by any establishment
I the kind west Of the biz cities
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

THE petition of citizens to the Court
at its present session, asking that the vii
lage of Ridsway be made a Borough,
was withdrawn.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held at their hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
G. L. McCRACKEN, Sec'y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

GRA CE CHURCH. Hours of service,
HOO A. M. and 7 =. M. Sunday
School 9 As A. NJ. Seats free.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16
Temple Of Honor and Temperance.

Elkton Temple No. 81, meets on each
alternate Thursday at their Lodge Room,
on Main street, over J. V. Houks store.
S. A. ROTE, ". r.
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Car Time at Rtdgtcuu.
Rates Of Advertising.

One column, one year r..................S75 90
neutrality-suspicious.. 40 90
neutrality-suspicious.. 25 90
1 ..................... Is 90
Transient advertising per square of eight
lines or less times or less....... 9 90
Business cards, ten lines or less, per
year. ........,............. 90
Marriages and Death notices inserted
gratis.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

CUTTING BoXEs.-Among the most
important implements to be found with
every farmer, or any body else who have
horses or cattle to feed, is good cutting
box. Its price is saved every season in
the saving Of feed. w. S. Service &
Co., keep on hand the very best cutting
box made, indeed the outside of the
market in that line, and what is best of
all, they sell cheap, aud warrant.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

FROM the guests thronging the Hyde
House this week, no one can doubt its
claims as first class Hotel. The citi.
zens of our county here on public bust
hess are not insensble to frst-rate ac-
|commodations, hence their appreciation
|of this the Hotel of our village.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

! HE WEATHER.-The weather dur.
the past mouth or two has been pas
strange. More snow has fallen at
season of the year throughout the
ktry than tor at least FIVE, and it may
en-, years previous. The delay to
l by rail has, been very, great and
cost to the different railway compa-
in their efforts to keep up the "Iron
ster" has been immense, indeed
howlings OF "Old Boreas" have sent
tll to the hearts of all, and caused
E who,b force of circumstances We're
pelled to face the turies of the "Win-
King" to don overcoat, muffier and
|es before exposing themselves to its
b blasts. But, then comes the in
Fy, "What if they do not possess
5e articles Indispensable to comfort?"
answer at once, $50 to HORTON &
LER's, Masonic Hall building, where
| will find a full line of Clothing.
es, scarfs and other articles of wear
Rpparel, the possession of which will
3 you comfortable and happy. And
trangest thing of all is, they are
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

WE hereby tender our sincere thanks
to George w. Childs for the Public
Ledger Almanac for 1878. 1t contains
mt ch valuable Information We should
like very much to find ourselves under
another obligation for the Public Ledger
as an exchange than which there is rc
better paper published incur Common
wealth, if indeed in the nation.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16
MARRIED.

AT the Residence of the brides father,
January 1st 1873, by Rev. Bartlett, Mr..
GEo. W. IRWIN, to Miss JENIE s. GAL
BREATH, both of Spring Creek tp.. Elk Co.
At the residence of the brides father, by
the Rev. J., b, Heck, on Dec. 29 Mr.. ST.
MON RoM.NG, to Miss ELLEN TAYLOR, both
of Benezett, Elk Co., Pa.
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New Advert

kNSW &AN V VI G4pC1AlOllGS. W
nRP1 ANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ of an Order of the Orphans Court, of
Elk County, the undersigned, Guardians of
the minor children of A. S. Rhines, deceas-
ed, will expose for sale by
Public Sale or outcry
At the House of Alexander Mayhood, in
Spring Greek Township, Elk County, on
Friday, the 9TH day Of February
1878, AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
All that certain tract of land, situate in
Spring Creek Township, late the estate OF
said A. s. Rhines, containing seventy'two
(72) acres. Bounded North, East and West
by lands known as the Beech Blttom Mill
Company" and on the Sodth by lands
known as tho 'Meddock Lot ~
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash when
bid off, and the balance on confirmation of
Sale. JOHN CHAMBERLIN
Jan. IA, 1873. PETER CHAMBER,lN.
Guardians.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

The Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Elk, is now in session, Ii is
Honor Judge Wetmore, presiding.-
Among the many lawyers from abroad,
present at this term of Court, our old
peighbor, and former townsman, Hon,
Henry Souther, is looking as fine and
as fresh as ever. He bears his honors,
prosperity and age well indeed.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

WYE ARE INVESTING FOR EASTERN
w parties many thousands of dollars
per month in first mortgages on improved
property in Illinois, and such has been the
demrnd for these desirable securities, that
we have, during the last fifteen months,
placed in them nearly one million dollars,
the semi-annual interest on which has, in
each and every case, been promptly paid.
These mortgages are in the form of Trust
Deeds, and can be closed in 20 days shonld
there be failure to pay interest or taxes
when due.
We invest any sum, be it large or small,
and collect and remit interest and principal
as it natures, all without expense to the
lender. Can refer to parties for whom we
have loaned large amounts, and who have
never lost dollar either of principal or int
crest in this class of securities during the
last fifteen years. Send for our pamphlet.
Illinois as place of Investment" mailed
free.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

HANKS to Mr.. Converse for his kind
emberance Of us in the presentation
wo fne chickens, ready dressed for
pan. The man. who remembers the
Ter deserves we'll of the community
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16
Z d. PARSONS,

Il d. PARSONS,
Manufacturer aud Dealer in Boots
and Shoes, Main ST., opposi te the II
tel, Wilcox Pa,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16
.AGE.NTS W.A.NTEDL

The unparalleled success of the "Viotor
Sewing Machine" East and West opensa
good opportunity for Sewing Machins agents
and responsible men to take the agency for
this County.
For Circulars, samples of work and terms,
address,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-16

LEGAL.J
Catharine J. Bowen, ! In Common Pleas of
vs. Elk County.
James Bowen. J No. April L. II.
Libel in Divorce, a 0nculo n,atrimonU.
To James BOVea, respondent ADORE named:
You are hereby notified that the subpoena
and alias subpoena in the above case having
been returIe / non est mUeRtus, you are re-
quired to appear on the THIRD MONDAY
OF OCTOBER next, being the 9th day of the
month, to answer the complaint in the
above case.
D. C. OYSTER, Sheriff.
Riag%ay' S"s1''h.s Aug "ifl'Ai liS, iS7g. nl8to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-02
PROFESSIONAL aAkDb.

DR. A. j. TERRELL
has removed To Ri,hmoNn. rficc No. : vast Mar
street. above First. mp ;s-cod2w*
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arrTros SALEs--ruture Days.
By 1Iii1 & Goddiu, Auctioneers,
No. LOB Main street.
REAIITIEuI. REILnING-

Lightly BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
H LOTS on TIE WESTERN LINE OF II
CRY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE At AUG
TtOS.-on TUESDAY. May -, 1873, on the pre-,
80 LOTS, fronting each 80 feet by from l33 10 200
feet ON Cary. Jacluelin, Ashland, Blair. Claiborne,
village Of IIaryic. This brauiifHl section Is rapidly
%Iullding up. Many Of the icc"nily-sold lots no"
have. or arp having, hnilt ON them TASTY HOUSES.
hsnl,ud street iins been graded from Reservoir
street TO Carter street. Cary street has been alao
grated. These. with improvements rapidly RolIg
on. make this Il very desirable iielh ior investment
We call atfrntiou OF uot,-resifients of Richmond to
this opportunity Of buying property near our grow
Ing city. - ,r,.
.,L ,cnlre months. HILL & GDDltlS,
- Auciionecrs.
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Nv fSbcll Il Son.
Auc:ioneers aud Rerl Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on THE EAST SIDE Or
MAYO STREET BETWEEN EEANkLlS
Tuesday the 9Th day of May. 1873, upon the
remises ut S o'clock i. NJ, will be sold that valMl-
bic TWO-STOKi BRICK DWELLING, having
about fen rooms. situate and heing as above stated,
now i'm the OCCUPANCY Of II. Whitlock, Esq. Inc
lot fronts 80 feet aud runs back l25 feet to au alley .
feet wide.
TtKMs: Onc-th;rd cash the balance In SIX ana
twelve months lor negotiable notes Will interest
ISBsLI & son.
mr, AurtiOurnrS.
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Py t,ruhbs e William,
Real Estate Agents aud A~uctionccrs,
l. Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

III III w ''NNh AtfA''f st'' Aft''
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE F~IyE->TURY BRICK TENE-
MENT (So. l) AT II CORNER OF FOUR
TEESIH STREET AND ALLEY.
OPPOSITE 10 THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, AT
hrCTIUN.-ln execution of two deeds OF trust
from John A. Worsham TO the subscriber as trustee,
lated respectively 2lst of April, $780, and 18th OF
April. 1872, and duly recorded, and also by authority
Of IN order of the United STATES District Court. !
will sell al auction, upon the premises. on Nun
DAY The 18th day # May, ut IL O'Clock NJ. the pro-
pcrtv above referred ~,
II has five stories aboveshr basement. the store he
Ing cccupl' d Nv Mr.. William Holt Richardson anu
tho floors above rs saloons and chambers Above
water on every floor, handsome marhle-tupw wash
stands. several bathrooms. &c. and Il huHlb-waitcr
running from the cellar Ia the tupmo I story.
II Is finished throughout in the best style, With
marble mautlcs In The principal saloons. handsome
IRON ycrandah around three sides CT the house. ana
I'm all lis arrangements l. complete. NO building ~
,4Iual siylc and cost for the purposes for which II Is
adap:cd was ever erected IN this city.
Special attention Il invited to this sale, rs tho pro-
merry. from It's central lncafi III and Thorough cell
s%iruftion, Is of i character not often To Inc lur-
chased. -,
TERMS: Expenses Of sale aud 10000, Win an
accrued Interest. to.tf paid In cash $4,000 payable
10Th of Auri'. 1877. with Interest at twelve per cen.
urr annuln; and the residue upon terms ~ ne all
Ilonnrcd at The time of SALE.
But am authorized to ny that terms miicll more
r,Dnr,lJr lo purchasers will r given if desired.
CHARLES T.. WORKMAN, Trustee.
GRt.Eus & WILLIAMS. hIc!inr"crS. my
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roMNISSloNER,S SALE OF \ MAG.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y MAG
Y NlFitI:%f JAMES hlNtI: FARM, IOcA-
IT IN PrNHATAN tpt\Tl.EA ADJolN-
iNt, THE |. ,ND>t r v Hi vi ". MiCIiaUN
t~!iiEkSs-Ey sirtur -! u decree uI the CIR
cult I curt ut i""hltln 1T Tie October term. l,G2,
in Il certain suit styled Royals guardian *. Roy
all'S heirs. | stall expos, for safe at punlic auction
on MONDAY, May 5, ISIS that iciu@ cnurt-dlyl. IL
/! o'clock VI. in front Of the court house door OF
said county. thai handsome and beautifully located
FAIM known rs kELONh. lying Immediately on
james river. containing SIX HUNDRED M
FuHTI-SlN ACRES OF VALUABLE AND
loo acres IN James River iow-grouuds, Us product i've
n any on The river: about $50 IN 4 high state of cui-
tiyatioI, ami The balance In wool-uak aud pine.
Their" l., i handsome framed house on the farm, con-
tainiug from SIX 10 eight ro"nis: kitchen, stables,
harns. labicr,-iarns, AMI nil other ott-buil,.ings
rsurl!y found on \ !lrst-class James River farm:
Fin" orchard OF all kinds nf frai.-.rres. No better
icisibrrllnpd 10 le found III Virginia. Convenient
{" churches OF various denominations. About two
miles from MlciiauX ferry, and Immediately opro-
site Loeb lohmon, wh"r" PERSONS can take the
packet, wE!"E Di~ca lli-w>c~ly 10 and from ltictl-
niaHd.
ItI5 csuuful place should engage the attention
of II wllp are tn quest "f such PROPERTY, uirouidcd
Wi.i ~ naiy comforts ana advantages.
TEkMS J..C-tou,th cash islance upon a credit
of one, two Hn1 three wears Tor bonds bearing six
per cent. Interest from day of sale: IKE title being
retained Until! The whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIS j. DANCE, Commissioned.
MOODY i RoIaLL, Auciloncels. ap
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By Grubb, & Williams,
Auctionsers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

r ARGEAND UNCONDITIONAL SALE
IL OF EIGHT PHYSICIANS BUILDING LOTS
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRhNhE
LIN AND MADISON STREETS, AND At i.tE
MADISON S~I1eEETS.-On THURSDAY. sti day
of May. commencing at ) o'clock j.. VI. we VIII sG.i,
upun Inc premises. those choice BiIILi'lNli LOTS
above REFERRED To. four Of them l,ing OH Franklin
stree t next iFyond HE residence uf General bradley,
T.. johnson, and four on Grace street next bnyoiii
the residence OF Wilson C.. Thomas. 81. Each l"i
Is 30 by 1876 tcct IT, an alley twenty feet vide.
These lots are beyond NIL question The most heslra-
bic In point of situation Of any In this city now III tue
market. Lots west of these are being taken MP III
daily-increa.ing prices, AMI no such opportunity us
this IL likely To be- a.aln offered.
bidders may attend this sale with The assurance
That every lot Will be sold trithout any reservation
or lin itation ichntcrer.
TERMS: Liberal. and will he made known ut The
time Of sale. GItUBBS " WILLIAMS.
mvr auciionecrs.
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By Hill e GOddin. AuctiOnccrs,
M. IIuS Main street.

An ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE.
n ,AERIAGE AND y FOGl;-St AT pliAE-
TON - SALE At AuCTloN.-on MoNnA,
the Sin in-iau1. IT the -fl'" on nial' Ift"ceir
and Fifth strrrts. adjoining tie residence 81
tIe IinI. & IIuisuii. We Wild @r.l IL ! nrl"'S J. VI.
The CARRIAGE ana PilAEitN IT Mi. L"i'n IL
der n"uiusuu, cir!i IN the most lrrlcct "l','. l az
tfnu Wishing tn turcita,u f,,Iio;thIr tur;uat$ wuuitl
,hn well To attend Ia. sale. They have h",li very
LITTLE II .r,i. and art. Of the best northern work.
ERMs: Cash: or wclI-indursci notes. >iNty DAYS.
-, aid HILL Il t,DDDf>.
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AVAILABLE EARN KNOWN Is GA

WALL ABLE FARM KNOWN As OAK
GROVE. >iTU ,TED - EliE COUNTY o.
liEEE!Cn, ,sWu AND \ lihLt M!!:rr rEuM
E tHI" Tiih VWHiI''L.iiklNlSiDTnG ririEI,riKE-
FIRMl%ti MTLEMtNTS, STrCk. PROVEN
DER. CROPS. llOU>fllnLn AID klTtiEN
FUKNITrhE-tT PIFLlC AttTiOE~Nc
sell AT public auction. On the pic!nt-rs. On TUES
DhY. May e. i-;3. at | o'clock l.. NJ. without RI
serve. tnrt VERY tiESlliAii.t Fil:M located -
above described. l,!i"ining the farm oi Colonel Nor
man SMITH. Robert Culrrir, AMI ";hcrs. containing
one HUNDRED Nd Fltfi-fWb NM \
HALF ACRES. the grtttcr portion Of which is
cleared and in iiuc lcrsi. Which lies we'll tiI! pro-
durcS well The usual crops, s'irlt u corn, "i!';', ana
hay. ,
OF most "Accllcni wafer in The ward.
There are lone lhirt. acres n'w >ccIei In winter
oats large portion In Timothy and clover. and
about four acres In p"tat"eS. iNr, ~. her" Is Il
nice orchard Of choice truil-trces on Tie lace:
The improvements consist al Il beat tRAIED
DIV ELLiNG. containing eight rooms, beautifully
nestled in with Il groycof OAKS: fine BARN, extra
ordinary size: CDhN-CRlB. STABLE, &C.; Ill III
gnn! rclEIir.
several CHAMBER SUITS. complete; WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE. LouNGE CHAIRS
The sock and FARMING IMPLEMENTS con-
sill of n SPAN OF HORSES. two superior MULCH
CONS woods MOWER AMI \ L ON
hincd. nearly new: " q \, ia L s.,
PLouGIls. DRAG, CnkN and SEED rLhNT-
C~UTTTNG-HOE, GRlNDSTONF, CART. Ora
DIE. TOP-CARRIAGE and HARNESS, and other
articles too numerous 10 Inciliuli.
Its proximity to the city aud line iicaithfhlne-s 81
the place renders IL very desirable. a. wc "oilld
invite The special attention Of Parties desiring 10
buy Il coed farm IN the foregoing sale.
The TERMS Will be announced I'll the day 1t sale.
LYME K BROTHER.
ar 25-podtMyl&tdtds Aucti"iecr>.
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Ry j. THOMPSON Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionc"r.
No. 1i,5 Main street, opposite the DiSp1tch Office

Real Estuin AgenI allH AICT0NV"T,
No. ll.5 Main street, opposite the DiSpofch Office,
TWO DWELLINGS AND y STORE
| w PINE STREET BETWEEN SpElNti
AND CHERRY At AItTlON:-SATIHpA,l,
Ni,y al. =, "a o'clock. | -haIi sell that desirable
IiGjlrSE aud LOT NOW occupied hy Mr.. j. II. Bar
f.rt. Tie house has tuur gnn! rG"irlS. Ic@i!'>
kirrhru. stable. wnld aud coal-h"us". Fine yard,
frr,if-irrcs. and Il large grapevine arbor. The front
CT the lot is large enough for another building, II
desired. ,,.
Immediately thereafter will bc sold The STORE
aud DWELLING occupied by Mr. lcrnarl-a good
business -tlud for groceries, &c, and now GOING q
good business. The house contains tive roniEs.
The above are all In good order. Thost desiring
uuni houses al Il small cost should rttrIL this sale.
TERMS: Literal. and made kIownat sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
an % Real Estate Agent and AuctinHCCr.
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AUCrrOs sAIgs--Ynln,e p.y,.
BY Wellington Goblin.
Anctioneer and Heal Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and R1uk strfefv


YVHE VALUABLE AND DEsIRaBLY.
i LOCATED RESIDENCE. ASD FOUR An
A BALE aCItkS OF LAHD aTcACIIt u. tTT
TIE WEST END OF fARK AVENUE t2h
FRANKLIN sTREEr. .ADJDIyING SIDNEY
AND NEAR TO RICHMOND COLLEGE. For
SALE AT AtiCTIGE.-a the request III tho 10.
visecs Of the late Nr5. Jane X. RcIs e, whom the
property has recently been assigned nnrcr decree nf
court. | shall sell at aucjJn. on The PREMISE. I'm
MONDAY the 9Th Of May. 16-3. nj o'cinns e II
the FRAMED RESIDENCE and OET-BTILD-
ISGS formerly occupied hy thu late Mr.. Eicllrr,
Relns aud his family. itdrd!n2 about FOUR, \
a HALF ACRES OF LAND attached.
This land IL elevated and nearly lcycf. and /. nj.
mirably suited for subdivision into smaller lots. f.,
Is In the immediate range of the rapid Iiuprpy'.
ments going OIL in the western rari 81, the ci,y.
fronts on Park avenue. and runs nearly tu frankie,
street aud within five hundred yards Of kichurrt
College. \ plat and surv"y Of the Irud VIII H. 81.
hlhftcd nj the sale and can in tIn mean tiinc 10 ,.r.
at my Oflict.
TERMS Onc-fpurth cash: balance n fYrr. civIf
and twelve months tor n. ynri lb" note. !ntrir,i
added. secured by "a trust deed.
my W. GpDDIH. Aact.rupr,
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By james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents aud Au~ctl1ncerS,
nuIrn ,crurr / ~lpyrntll and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW o
Y ACRE> OF LAND OK THE
FICiiMOND. FRtDi RICKSBuRi AND PhlO-
MAC RAILROAD; ABOUT SIN Mills FMnM
t;hE;l STATION. IN uENElCO = NrI. AT
ATcrIUS.-iu execution OF DEERE, "f the
Cliaic,ry Court OF The iy III isichmond. III the
case of G!azcbrook rs. GLtacbrooh, the mldcr,!gnci,
special commissioner thereby appointed. will sell a,
auction, ut tl" COURTHOUSE Of ticnrico county. on
MONDAY the 5tll day of Mag, l.73. that bel ny court
day. at O'Clock NJ, The property above located. The
sanc will hc divided irtn eight lots, containing
acres each. all fronting on Tie south side
of The railroad.
FERNS: Onc-ti.irI cash: the balance oil Il credit nj
SIX and twelve months Tor negotiable notes. interest
added. the title tU b. II taiucl until the whole pur-
clla,r-iuoncy Is paid aud Il CONVEYANCE ortrcu by the
court. JOHN HOWARD.
S,Gcill commissioner.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR 4 son auctionccrs. ap -
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By Wellington G0GGiu,
Auctioneer ami Rcal .,tat" .tG't'
corner Of Eleventh ani BARK -rr,l.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BEAT
> TIFCL Lots AND CpHFoEItEIr
FRAMED DIEIIING AZ THE ~>r:"TpEE>T
(1JtNEl; Of Ci.Ah .tAD lNhtIi-\NIu
STEEEI>.-at The rtriIic,' III Ne. E,Lf ,I..,t
shall sell at auction. on ftw rrrIsis,s. s4 "fU>f,',
DAY the It'll MAY. 1873. II "'"i'ck =. n ln.
HOUSE and Lon located ~ ABOVE, utpr IN Ter .,",
p,ncv. The lot has a front ii u !cni So! .trtfU,,
l55 feet Ia al alley, an! has an It % r.ufrr.ta,
FRAMED DIV ILLiHG. confirming r4v rst,l...
bcsid.s kitchen, &c. Ii VIII lie di,r.j Into sa.Haf'
OF 80 feet each. The foregoing pIot"-. f.;....f
in Il very improving and '"slrI,a" l.r, IT 'l- st,
Terms: At ale. y GrgIl,.
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Ey j.. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auct'"' ''''
No, Ire Main street.

DARN IN ii ENRltO o. ~
Il CHARLES CITY ROAD, Ahbt ,tf%'
MILES EEi.UM RICHMOND, s'Nt>t
ONE HUNDRED ASnTES ACRES EYE NJ,
Ar AUCTioN.-On MONDAY The q" - 80
Ii Ing co,rt. iayl ! viii srli u thy c"aTti''"N ~
tj,nrIro comfy. AZ /. O'Clock, The tHAtl ~
LAND above desc ritcd. h, Ton" inS I" ~. ,@.'" "
N.insrcc, adjoining tho hand, q ', lit,t' " -
Eei,s OF Lucy FraySrrs aud DAME! Jof'-tIt 81. At;
ing ONE nT\Df.t: I'D AND len n'hia
which ten acres are In large pines '&e -"
TERMS: Hall cash balance ut six aud l"S'''
months, secured by ttits, deed ,r,,r ,o
The above may ht purchased privately prior ~
- ], THUMPSOE BROWN.
Real Estate Agent, i1l5 Main ,ssest,
ap 20, a0&Ay l,2,3&5 oppospS N''F"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-02

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctiolecrs,
corner Franklin AMI Governor streets.
TOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GRO
III CERES. &C, At AUCTlON.-TH1S DAY
nj 10 o'clock We will sell at our anctinh-roons,
XII Don Observation-Disclosures
CHAIRS. -,
MAHUGANY BUREAUS, WASiISTANDs,
WAkDRuBES, BED>TEiDS.
OAK EXTESSION-TABLE,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS,
M~ARRLE-TUP TABLES
Observation-Disclosures, MATTRESSES,
RtFRIGERATOtS, STOVES, &C.
q stock Of GROCERIES. consisting of
Five BOX MS TEAS,
MOLASsES. SOAPS.
HkttRINGS. SCALrS.
MEASURES,
TABLES. &c. &C:
~CROCkERi. CASrOItS. Sc.
For sale privately. O\E SOllt,tOI MLAlH.
complete. COOh Y La l'fti'oN,
my gilt A,ttNIlI-tI-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-02
AUCT1Oy gAIEs-Fnture Days.
By Wellington Goddin,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corncr or Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LOT
NEyT I,EI DIV THE East CUftSE OF
STREET.-At The request of the owners ! VIII &c
mt auction. OH tho Ii"rnla:, on INC
Is,i, Nav. 1s7a. Mt o'clock z. NJ, that truly VhLC.-
HRI.E IOT located as alnyc. a%djoinlng the hana-
some store occupiedby MIA. opDcnhciiner. IL mas
y front Of a3i feet and runs back about 10, ie.t.
NOR. or les. tna wide alley, with the u.s.. ui me citE
ruIycrt. This l. one IF the most valrabl" lois mo"
~, the mrrIci. anu Is admirably adapted 1nr Tue
rrrc,iun If Il iirs,-rlass retail store.
TElMS . 1850 cash balance ut | ana 2 years LOT
reyntI1bIr iiuic, Interest annuIllyl. secured by Il
trust deed. unirnnn
MY