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Feeling In tne Dry Goods Trade.

As showing how little the panic has
10 DO with the legitimate trade, the
New York Bulletin OF Saturday has the
following, which Is applicable also 10
other troubles:
"A careful canvass OF the dry goods
trade enables US 10 place be'ore our
readers the views Of many OF the more
prominent houses upon the effects like
" TO result from the financial crash IN
Wall street. Ga no former occasion
have we seen such unsnimity in the
trade as regards the prospective future,
and the leading merchants express the
most perfect confidence in the perfectly
sound condition OF the business through.
out the country. The Wall street pam
ic occurred a. fortunate time for the
importers and manufacturers agents,
as the great bulk Of their heavy sales
have already been accomplished and
the jobbing trade, nov 10 operation is
not likely 10 be materially affected hy
the Wal street issue.
AS an illustration OF the slight
dhlDuIk " llat l''ft tsNiiNN NNbsANbNhA N''N
trade TO the monetary panic, It may te
mentioned that when the news OF the
suspension OF Fisk & Hatch was re-
ceived at the auction rooms of Town
send Il Montant, a large sale OF French
shswls was in progress, and the bidding
became more spirited the moment the
failure was known. Dry goods men
have long realized the tact that Wall
street has long been using money for
speculative purposes which properly
belonged to the legitimate channels OF
commerce, sud the brokers do not re-
ceiyes particle OF sympathy from the
trade; on the contrary there is gene
ral feeling OF sats action al the pros
pect OF mercantile paper again meeting
with just recognition, instead Of going
begging at rates unwarranted hv the
high standing OF the merchants
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Count De Chambord .

The COunt DE CnauDOru.
PARIS, September 23.-The publica.
ton Of a manifesto prepared by Count
De Cbambord lis said TO be iminent
declaring his right to the sovereignty
and calling for the support OF the peo-
pie.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

siaso Robbed in Nevada by Masked
Meo.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-The
stage betwesu Silver City aud Winnie
mucca, Nevada, was robbed to-day by
three masked men. Colonel Moore,
United States Army Paymaster, was
also robbed. The amount obtained is
not vet known.
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SPAIN.
Released.

MADRID, September 23.-The Eng
lish yacht Deer Hound has been re-
leased by order of the government.
General Sslcedo, owing to illness, has
bees compelled to relinquish his COM
mand and return to Mrdrid.
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I am Sirs Truly Your,
IRoSTCUs

L'Our correspondent irdulges in as
many hypothesis as were contained in
Governor JACOBS proclamation coz
cerniug the election Of N en- bers Of Con-
gress -EDIroR.
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A MERCHANT Of itbis place went to bed
as usual the other night, and placed q
roll OF morey, amounting to nearly 500
wrapped in brown paper, under his pill
iov. Next morning he went out, tor
getting his greenbacks. After awhile
he retSrned home-only to find his
cash non <H The servant had made
the bed, thrown the paper 10 the floor,
and swept it,aWong other waste paper
under the fire CRATE. A search there
revealed the corner OF $50 bill, and
ashes Of the rest. 1t might have been
reasonably supposed by a passsr>by
that that merchant cussed-aod he did.
-Ftston Dsnoernt.
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ALBANY.
Ran on a Savings Bank.

ALBANY, September 2S.-The run on
the Albany Savings Bank continues,
ard the contagion is spreading and
small gatherings are noticed at nearly
every savings bank.
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The Rev. Mrs. Van Colt is preaching
in Beaver Dam, Wis. She has an
louncsd her fx.d discrimination to pray
away the latter portion Of the name oi
that town before she leaves it.
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HENRY CEEw. and Company were
selected after the failure of JAY Cooks
l. Co. to be the sole foreign and finan-
cisl agents OF the United States" thus
Withdrawing government deposits from
the house OF Cooke, McCULLoUGH Il Co.
n London, whose soyency has been
heretofore strongly msintained. Our
DISPATCHES this morning show that
HENRY CLRxs 4 Co. were on yesterday
compelled to succumb TO the pressure
and have closed their house. What be-
comes OF the government deposits is
therefore an interesting question and
what is TO become OF European tourists
holding letters of credit on COOKE, Nc
CCLLoUGH & Co. is another OF those
mysteries which will only be solved by
those who are placed in that urfortc-
nate fix.
The rumor that yesteriay'5 failures
in New York extended to several busl-
meas firms whose credit has been here
tolore unshaken, shows that the frau-
cial distrust extends farther than was
at first expected and that the mercantile
community is not wholly exempt from
theinflueuce OF the stock brokers' panic
SPLENDID GRAPES We paid a brie'
visit yesterday TO Mr.. A. McSwoEds
vineyard in Martins Ferry, Ohio, and
were astonished at the agricultural
trophies there exhibited. Mr.. Nc
Swords cultivates sixteen varieties Of
grapes, and has each Tor Gale in its sea-
son. Just now the Concord is going
out and the Catawba will be next in
market.
The progress In the sale OF grapes for
table use has been remarkable. When
Mr.. McSwords first brought grapes TO
the city market, twenty-five years ago,
it was with difficulty thst single peck
was disposed Of Now the daily demand
from this one vineyard exceeds one
thousand pounds. withou. counting the
quantity that is consumed by the vine
makers.
Mr.. McSwords has two stalls in the
d Ward market and sells there the
large product Of his vineyard, but is
still unable to keep pace with the de-
mand, and four wagon loads OF his
vintage are brought to and purchased in
the city every day. From this may
be formed some idea Of the ex-
tent TO which the grape trade has
grown. Mcsworis' grapes are gener-
ally preferred because of the care that
is bestowed upon their preparation for
market, each bunch being carefully
handled and coming to customers in an
attractive form. In this as well as in
other small fruits, Mr.. McSwords care
ful attention ha. brought him valua-
BILE return
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IL OF your merchant II
nc haas IL ar will procure IL
for you. II not, then write
for our Pampb "AIi about
SapOliO,- aud &c will be n,niI-
ed free. ..
ENOtH nORGNN's SONS,
augj eRsb ~ Park Pace, ~. Z.
or gll Liberty street, Pittsburn. Ps.
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Fire

The cotton andIwoolen mill Of Kelley
Il Mackenzie, in the oath ward. was
DESTROYED bv fire this morning. The
new firm had valuable machinery.
The loss is not known.
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PHILADELPHIA.
A Denial,

PHILADELPHIA, September ga
report has been circulated that Mackey,
State Treasurer OF Pennsylvania. had
State Iunds deposited with Jay Cooke
&Co. This is wholly untrue, as be
had no deposit there, either public or
nriyate
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"D0 CHONAsCY, OR soUL CHARM
ISG" How either ser may fac-
nate bnd gain The love and afiscuon o. any
person they cboOse, instantly. This bmpse
mental ITequiTene tail can pn~sss., free by
mail. ior ID cent?; toSeihef with Aarrisze
Guide. Egyptian Oraels, Dreams, Hints 10
Lsd!es. A queer hook. lt0HN sod; Ad-
dTsss T. WILLIAMS Il co. Publisher,
Philadelphia.
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BY TELE GR APH'

Exclusively for the Register
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, IIO Main street.
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domestic" Paper Fashions.

tJ2aul ~ fasisn. Faultle In Fit. Agents
wanted. Send fpr Catalogue.
DOxR5 TIC SEWING hACHISE Co ,bev York
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ENGISEs, ROLLERS

m "a I'll N -"II Z
Stationary and Portable Steam Engines
and 'a..trs, GTsys nti-FTictiOn Cotton
Prs-s Q 'ruiar Gang and huisy saw Mills;
Portable End BtatiDnaTy flOufiBg hIiD,
Sugar cane Mills and hugar Pans, Narrow
Gauge Locomotives and Dummy Va. ines
'or Iusst Tosds and mining purpose, new
and second-hand Iron and " God WDTbiDg
Machinery of every description. psnd fT
circular. WAHHIsD1OS IKOS vOKKs,
60 Vesey street, New NTfs.
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MnNEN MADE RAPIDLY WITH
MIN IL j BteBa.l and Key Chsok
OuthI. Cstllogues aud foil particulars
FRET. =. VI. srESChH, III Hanover r..
Boston.
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WOMEN Tas' 10y. ~sai:d s5Ed' 10 NSH ;sH
ouI Erenrb sBh meTlcsn jewellery, Eol *,
GaneS, Dr.. IN their own localities. No
capital needed, dialogue, Terms, &c, sent
r.z-. r. .. vTCKERY q Co, Augusta.
Name.
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sAlOALlO -

costs 0to lj cents per csks. anf
sVm ybody should hsNs it. 70,
WIN Ike u.
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NEW 4 READABLE books.
J. 7. Ellyson, Bookseller and Sta
toner.
HIP Main St, Richmond, Virginia.

would pectfully invite attention to the
so(Iovins list Of new and readable books,
auv OF Which will be. sent, post paid, to
any address upon receipt Of the price;
|. Mrs. Annie Edwards 10 one Of the very
best OF the story wrisers Of the day
most powerful story, "Philip Earns,.
clife." by Mrs. Annie Edwards, now
ready, paper, 81. Mrs. Anna Edwards,
other novels:
Ought We 10 Visit Her, VI W
The Ordeal for Wives, /! w
Archie Lowell, ! ~
Steven lawrence, Ysensn, ] IS
Susan Fielding. %
Mrs. Annie Edwards, author Of cars
CHA Lcvellen and "0ught We to Visit
Her. Is one Of best Of our living newell
| lists. She ranks With Anthony Trollope,
Charles Rsade, WIlkie Collins, and Geo.
Eliot Essniag Jesrpel Chicago.
pIcKKE's xovELLs.
ANY Of, dickens novels. except those
mentioned. below will be mailed on 70
ceipt Of rs. cents, and those named will
be mailed tosey address on receipt OF
price annexed:
Pickwick Papers. zoe
Nicholas Nickleby, 300
Dombey and Son, Doe
Ala rim Cbuzzlevit. 800
Our MUTUAL Friend, zoe
Bleak House, 200
Littls Doyrit, 35S
| xALrER .scqrr's NOVELS.
Any Of SCOTS novels mailed 10 any,
address on receipt Of rs cents.
MYRrArr's NOVELS.
Any Of Capt Marryatts novels mailed
to any address on receipt Of 25cts. ~
A full line Of School Books, Writing
Papers, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, and Pen.
ellis on hand. Liberal discount TO Mer.
chants and Teachers,
1T. ELLYs0N,
1112 Main ct, Richmond, Virginia.
INITIAL PAPERS.
The following Initial Paper put up In.
neat boxes containing quire Of paper
and, q pack Of envelopes, will be mailed
with. any desired initial, to any address
on receipt Of the price
Eqcelsios Initial, % cents; Nationa
Initial, 80 cents, Franklin Initial, so CTS
BUou Initial, -four different coors Of pa
per and euvelopes), 40 cents; on
wreathed Initial, 60cents; Paize Initia
n chrome given away with every box
| so cents, or fvU boxes for 50
1T. ELLYsON,
4S-Sm. lll2 Naia st, Richmond, w.
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West Virginia News.

The Wood County Agricultural
Fair commenced on Tuesday.
Rev C. NJ. Galloway, Rector Of
the Episcopal Church in Charleston,
is now in San Francisco
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Convention for this State
will be held in Clarksburg beginning
on the 3lst Of October.
Our esteemed friend Geo. Comp
ton, who resides on the banks of the
Ohio, near Bull Greek, had about a
dozen of fine sheep killed by dogs re-
cently.-JoHrRdI.
The State Journal says the wheat
crop in Wood county is much light
er this year than it was last, Rhe
causes are the rainy season and the
ravages of the nudge.
Some scamp not having the terrors
Of the law before him made a raid
on the dairy ofMr. David Thompson,
near this city, and after overturninS
milk pans, Butter &c, proceeded to
complete his work Of devastation by
cutting to pieces q sett Of harness
MartiasJurg Statesman.
The Charleston JoRTnal says; the
Loup creek camp meeting closed
last Wednesday. There we're about
twenty conversions. The Church
has bought the camp ground, and
will bold annual meetings upon it
There are a number Of permanent
buildings vlready erected.
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GOOD LOCATIONS

PgMBRoKE.-This Is the name Ut
trade mark b witch those nicely
made and elegahtl, fitting white dress
Shirts are called, that are only to be
had in Virginia Of e. B. Spence &
Son, Merchant Tsilors, Clothiers, and
Dealers in Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, at No. 1900, Main street, Rich
imond, Va. Spence & Son take meas
ures and have those Shirts made spe-
cially to order, so that all can have .
perfect-6ttiDg ahirt BY calling on
them for the Pembroke Shirt" at
1900 Main street; aud, ip addition
to full stock Of Shirts, =. 3. Spence
Son bave always the largest stock
Of Cloths, Cashmere and Vestipgs
to be found in the city. And the,
make Clothing to. order, in the very
best style and at the lowest prizes. II
you are in need of Wedding Suits,
Dress. Suits, or Business Suits, you
can always be nicely suited BY calling
on Spence d Son. In their Gentle
mems Furnishing Department you
will find al Of the latest novelties in
Neck Wear, Gloves, Hosiery spd
Handte5cbiefs, Under Wear, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Cuffs, and all other ar
ticles necessary for q gentlemsn's
outfit. We advise all in want Of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, ct
moderate prices, to Gall Of the old
corner Clothing House, No 1900
Main street, corner Of 18th, Rich
mond, Va, and examine the stock Of
goods that e. B. Spence & Son will
show pou. Call early and often, and
call at once. 40m6.
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Lnauestionable and updeniable.

unquestlonapie snd upueniaoie. IL
any man doubts it, let, him examine
the cspsus. apd ths, educational re-
ports. This is .. lsmentable state Of
sffairs. With the present generation
it carpot be improved, They are
too old and hardened; NO, difference
whose fault ills, they are doomsato
dark and joyless existence.
For the rising generation, there is
better prospect. The clouds Of in
tellectsal darkness are being rapidly
dissipatsd BY the bright sun Of
knowledge. The sky is growing
clear and bright. The lawmakers of
". Va, deserve high and lasting
praise for their noble and heroic ex-
ertionsin behalfof general educstion.
They have fought hard battle with
fogSism, fossilism and the ignorance
of ages; thank heaven, they were
victorious. They won . victory,
not for the present generation only,
but for sll the coming centuries of
our national existence. Honor, to
the Iawmakersl They have placed
the schools on firm basis; they have
placed their State on the broad and
high ROAD. to, eminent prosperity
leading to the front rank Of States.
In the matter of Normal schools
especially has she immsasurably out
stripped the majority of her older sis
tiers. All the southern and many of
the border States are intirely desti-
tuts Of Normal schools. Even the
magnificent and time honored State
Of Kentucky, the home of Clay, Crit
tender and Breckenridge; the birth
place of Lincaln. and JEFF Davis,
GratI Brown and Frank Blair, the
land of fair women and brave men,
even she has provided no Normal
school for her children. Honor, then,
to West Virginia, let her be great
and shining light to.allthe land.
The lawmakers, have done their
part well; but the young men and
women seem to be totally obliviOus to
their own interests. a. lethargy
holds them in perfect bonds, and
they are unable to shake it of.
Here is Marshall College maintain
ed at q considerable expense, by the
State, situated 10 q most pleasant
and healthy locality, provided with
splendid buildings, containing in
short everything calculated t0,rsnaer
young people comfortable and hap.
py; still it has never had "a large a
patronage as it deserves, IS its foun-
ders expected, as its supporters de-,
mand.
Let every one, thaDs give friend
" word to our home institution. Let
every citizen aid in distributing in
formation concerning Marshall Col
legs. The present session has open
ed auspiciOusly, more so than its
friends had hoped Of. There ia a
good attendance of moral aud intel
,lectual students, and the outlook 10
good for . large reinforcem ent.
Everything is working tremendously
and to the satisfaction Of sll concern
ed. We invite and solicit eorrespon-
dence with educatorsin oil parts of
the State, ss veil, as with those hav-
ing any aspiration towards self-im-
provemeut, towards an education,
4 towards useful knowledge and
honorable position, 4
/ BEAUoHAMp CLARE,
Principal Marshall College
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Contractors.

Office Of the Central Lond Comply Of ". "a
Huntington, Sept 10, 1871.
Proposals will be received at this office
until Saturday, September II, Up m for
the grading Of Third Avenue from Six
teenth street TO Twenty-fourth street,
and also for the grading Of Twenty fourth
street from First Avenue TO Eighth Ave.
Proposals will also be received at the
same time and place for the removal and
changing Of the present fence around the
ground Of Marshsll College, to the pro-
posed boundary line Of the College lot
via. Sd Avenue, Eth street, the alley be
tween 4th and 9Th Avenues and 10th st.
Plans, prOhIes and information can be
obtained at the Company's Office.
23-l D. W. EMM0NS-
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NOTICE.

Tne firm heretofore known az Gilbert 4 Co.,
has this day been changed, by the withdrawal
OF o. G. Chase from said 1ru. All SUNS due
the said firm for iob-wOrk, advertising or sub
scription, accraeing since Nay 18th, and all &C
counts against said frm, since the above date,
Will be settledby j. J, Gilbert and John McDon-
aid. J. J. GILBERT,
JOHN MCDONALD,
o. G. CHASE.
Huntington, West Va. September goth 1874.
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The Wood County Agricultural
Fair commenced on Tuesday.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL
AN ID
BALLARD. HOUSE,
Richmond. Va

The undersigned has the pleasure Of
announcing to his friends, and the travel
ing public tat he Is able TO offer in-
creased comforts and attractions to the
patrons, Of these twp frst.clsss hotels.
The tho houses continue TO be connect
ed "a. heretofore, By 5 covered bridge,
which makes. them practically one hotel.
BE would specially invite attention 70
the large number Of Parlars and Spacious
SuItes Of Rooms. for families. and
parties, which form conspicuous. fes-
ture Of this splendid Arst-clsss establish.
ment. In fact everything necess AIRY for
the comfort Of guests, win be. found on
an unsurpassed scale at the
EXCHANGE & BALLARD.
Being centrally located in the heart Of
the city, in close proximity to the capitol,
Pos. Office, Bsnkb, principal business
houses, churches, places Of amusement,
and, the principal railrosd, dspotsi II
presents advantages. possessed Dy but
few Hotels,
Pledging my undivided efforts to please
respectfully solicit the patronage OF
my friends and the public generally.
j. L, DARLINGTON,
B.F. EAKLE, Clerk.
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LEGAL ADYERTIsEMENTS
Special Commissioners Notice.
Thos. P. Brown 4 Co., ct al':
o. In Chaneery.
W. II panpvhacker Of MI,

~ 2
Bya decree rendered at the May term
Of 1878 Of the circuit Court Of Csbell
County, in. the above. entitled suit, the
undersigned was. appointed . Special
Commissioner in the above named cause,
to take, state and report, TIE. following
matters 10 seit:
To take, state and settle 81 account
showing the amount of money, that came
TO the hands Of the defendant, w. II. PEN
nybacker, ss trustee, or the amount Of any
sale made by him as such trustee, and
the amount Of money or other property
that should have come into BILE hands IS
such trustee, and the amounts Of money
due each creditor, secured by this deed
of trust, and the proportionable parts or
amounts due each Of said creditors 80
secured.
All parties, interested in the above en-
titled cause, are hereby notified that, on
the 9th day Of October 1873. at the Law
Office Of Gibson & Simms in the city Of
Huntington, W. Va, / shall proceed to
Sc tile the 30 count. above referred to, and
to make my report in accordance with
the said decree. II. C. SIMMS,
Special Commissioners.
Hunting ton, Sept. 20, 1873.
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University of Virginia

OHtOtTo0Vy y "yV"VW
Opens October /; continues through
nine months. 1t is organized in schools
on the elective system, with full courses
in Classics Literature, Science with prac-
stice on Chem ical and Physicial Elaborate
ries), in Law Medicine, Engineering.
Teaching apd Agriculture. Aaply for
Catalogues to JAMES F. HARRISON,
Chairman, P. o. University Of Virginia,
Albermarle Co., Va.
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O, 9. PALMER, D. J. HARrsooK, VIZ. PALMER
PALMER, HARTSOOK & CO..
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS;
No. 1921 Cary Street,

RICHMOND, VA.
Special Attention given 70 consign
menis Of Cotton, Grain, Flour, Tobacco
and Country Produce. Liberal cash ad
vanc,s made. snd. bags furnished on appli-
cation for grain. Agents for Knights
celebrated Dark Standard Syryps. and
Sugars, F.. L. Williams i Cos high grade
Refined Sugars and, Bright, sugar-house
Syrups, "Hplladay, Cha rlottesvitle NJ.
and N. Company" and piedmont Flour
Spanish. Mass, LiC0rics. Of various
grades. n9tfr
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NOTICE.

The Board Ct Examiners for Cabell
County, will meet at The C. II, on the I'd
Saturday in Sept. anu "a Saturday in
Dec, 1873. Applicants for certificates
must apply at those times. Satisfactory
evidence of good moral character, must
be furnished IN every case.
WIN. ALGEo, County Superintendent.
S. E. STEELE,
G. W. PAINE. 10 Am.
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTEES, SALF
W. II. Pennybacker, etol
o.: In Chancel
James Ferrau. IA
Julius Frutel, !
z o.: \ In Chancery.
James Ferran,
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Cabell County at the May
term 1873, rendered in the above en-
titled causes. will, as special commits
sioner therein appointed. on
Saturday, Nov. LIST. bet. s nm andl6 p m.
Proceed to sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on the premises, the follow.
ing described real estate, viz: Lot No.
II, in the division Of lots laid off by Har-
vey, Penny 4 Holderby, in West
Huntington, On 4th avenue,
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in
hand, balance in 6 and IL months, taking
notes with good security and retaining
the legal title as additional security, I'M
til the purchase money is paid,
W. II. HARVEY,
Special Commissioner.
July, 10th 1873.