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PHILADELPHIA, Feb ).
At a meeting Of the Iron and Steel Assoc
citation to-day, memorial relating to their
interests to he sent to Congress was adopt
cd. y resolution pledging the association
to exhibit at the centennial, was passed.
4 resolution was introduced fayoring
government aid to railroads south and west
to develop the country. Resolution en-
dorsing the registry law as encouraging to
iron ship building was passed
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Masonic ANNIvERsARY Tile second an
nual convention and levee of the Connect
cut River Valley Masonic Union will be
held this year ut Newport. WaShinglons
birthday is the time usually selected for
this purpose, but as that falls on Sunday,
Friday. the Goth has been fixed upon.
Very full and complete arrangements are
being made to render the affair success,
further particulars of which can be learned
by addressing the Corresponding Secretary,
A. w. Baker, Esq, Of Lebanon, n. II.
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RICHMoNp BuTrER AND CHEESE MARKET.
FEB. Cheese there was no material
change from9last weeks prices to note. and
but few diaries that are held back in
makers hands. The farm diaries have
small lots and are closing them ont, and
sales were made today Sc to Toe for part
skinned, new milk and sage IL to 14c.
Butter coming forward is mostly winter
make, and sales are made 30 to 36c for
good, and cho.cu fall make 80 to 40c
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Trial of LcdOcloWski.

BERLIN. Feb. >.
4 special to the New York Herald says
that Archbishop I.edochowsk will be tried
on the 18th inst on no other charge except
the refusal to pay fines He may yet be
released if the fines are paid. The Empcr-
or has declined to intervene in the case,
Notwithstanding the great influences
brought to bear in the Archbishops favor.
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to pass into the Villas district. 1t is con-
coded that the Spaniards are just now IN a
tight place, and need men and money to
carry on the war. Want of both is apparent
and Is telling very severely against the
Spanish
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Fires.
New NoRK, Feb. 3.

New NoRK, Feb. 3.
The Bluff City oil works at Memphis
were burned last night loss $4,000. One
railroad depot adjoining took fire, hut the
flames were cXtinguished
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb ,,
\ three story building at West Spring
field, owned by Octave Pillion, of this city
and occupied by five tenants, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000 insurance,
5000.
MONTPELIER, VT, FEB. 3.
The house, barn and store of p NJ Cate,
in East Montpelier, were burned this NOR
ming. 1t was beyond question the work Of
an incendiary. Mr. Cate had in his hands
some $4,000 belonging TO the town, which
should have been in the safe in the Office
The safe was opened while the fire was in
progress, hut there was no money in it.
FIToEBURG, Mass. Feb. 3.
A fire broke out about two o'clock this
morning, in the wooden block on Main
street, known as Canal Block, owned by
Hon Alvah Crockcr. The block is occu-
pied by stores in the first story, with a
paint shop and furniture store-room above.
The casterly end of the block and roof
were destroyed
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THE FARMERS WAR-EQUhL TAXATION
CHANCES PATRONS OF llCsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE. from the pen Of Hon. 5. VI.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons OF
Ilusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand -
one dollar per hundred. Published ny the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
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new York STOCK ana Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. ..

LATEST MONETARY.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
s43i OOo
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted TO ;03s,too
A general dullness prevailed in Wall street
to-day.
Money loaned very easy at 4@5 per cent.
sterling exchange closed steady at 4-s4N
for 60 DAYS and Ass E5-ssH for sight
Gold closed quiet al iilh@iliA, all day closed
at my.
Carrying rates cas- per cent, for borrowing
and Cat.
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Two DAYS TRoTTlHG oN THE Ice Al IL
coNDERoGA. Tuesday Feb. 10, 1874, purse
of 800, Tor 2:3j horses Feb. llth, $50
for 2-ycar old colts, and $50 for Swear Odds;
Feb 18th, S7j for three minute horses, and
$50 for Agar ods Feb. 18Th, SO for .
year olds Feb. 14th 5000, open to all
horses.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pllnples
ring worm, sat-rheum and other cut0neous al
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell Hazard & co., New York. Be GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many limitations made with co nmon Tar which
are worthless. dcc2iiSWiW
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DENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, sold by Printers and Stati0ners
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d6wtf Wholesale Agents.
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The New Bergen Tunnel.

LONDON, Feb. 3.
Work on the colonial railroad through
Bergen Hill, New Jersey. begins to-day.
Five hundred men will be employed night
and day for two and half years, and
seven shafts will he sunk
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Escape Of a FOrger.

OMAHA, Feb j.
c W Leslie, arrested Il few weeks since
for forging several drafts on Lincoln banks
and passing them at different points of
this state, escaped from Jail ut Gibson,
Nebraska last night
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ALBANY, Feb. 3.
The joint committee of both houses on
commerce and navigation held meeting to-
night in the Senate chamber corridor to
consider the question of head money on
lnaigrants' commissioner
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb BIS y IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Friday in New England diminishing
westerly winds, rising temperature and fall
ling barometer
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by the Gable.

NktlN ED.
LARGSE, Feb. 5.
The steamship State Of Virginia from
New York.
MovuLE, Feb 3.
The steamship Elysia from New York.
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Feb 3.
Additional returns received this morning
from the parliamentary elections show
gains for the conservative of one seat in
each of the following places Berwick,
Lcwes, and North Allcrton. They have
also gained the two seats for Nottingham.
The two seats for Penryn have been gained
by the liberals. Liberals have again been
returned from Cocklemouth Densbury,
Glasgow, Merthyi, Tydvil, Rockdae and
Bradford. In the last mentioned place
Forster had majority of / 200 over his
conservative opponent. Duncan, McLarcn
and Cowan, liberals, are chosen to repre-
sent the city Of Edinburg. McIarcn was
member of the last parliament. Ashton
Under-Lync and Staleybridge have again
chosen conservatives. THUS far the con-
servatvcs have gained forty-fvc seats late
" held by liberals, and liberals have been
chosen for nineteen seats before occupied
by conservatives OF the total number Of
members elected up to this morning, the
conservatives have majority Of twenty
thrpp
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WALTON's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, Is cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co.. Rutland.
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay FOL them. Such man Is II. I.
Ul'y. He owes Allen IL Drew, q Mer-
chants Row. Pay up q you will find your
name in print.
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DEAEllS.

BOYNTON-In Ludlow, February 1, Mrs de-
NINA Boynton. wife OF Ezra NJ Boynton, aged
80 years and months.
SWEET-In Castleton, February g. Virgil G..
Sweet, son OF the late DR.. o, L. sweet, aged IL
years and months.
RICE-In Dandy, January IS, at the residence
widow OF the late Levi Rice, OF 1inmouth Her
remains were taken TO Mddleport, n. y, Tor
interment.
KELLEY-In Dandy, January Is, Nelson KEEL
ley, aged GO years.
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New York. Feb 8.
A dsp atch states that the differences be-
tween W Florence and Geo II Butler
have been amcably adjusted and both per
sons appeared in public together last
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ChArllck 10 be Examined

NEW YORK, Feb ..
Justice Barrett this morning granted the
application for the examination of Police
Commissioner Oliver Charllck in relation
to the alleged frauds perpetrated last eloc-
tiOn
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From New York.

THE WEATHER.
New YorN Feb ).
FOR SING srNG.
Sixteen convicts were taken to Sing
Sing in irons yesterday
THE CIGAR MAKERS.
1t is apprchendcd that the general cigar
makers strike in Havana will materially
enhance prices here,
RETURNED.
Edward Winship, the defaullirs bank
rupt, it is reported has returned To New
York, on condition that his creditors will
allow him to adjust his affairs. His iahili-
ties are $4,000
ANOTHER MATElCIDE.
Patrick. worthless and drunken young
man, is reported TO have MORALLY stabbed
his mother, Mary Sullivan, in Roosevelt
street last night because she would not give
him money for rum. He escaped.
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE
Hannah Murray, young woman, has
died suddenly in Clement street from a
supposed attempted abortion by q female
doctor named Josephine Smith, who has
been arrested She denies having attempt
ed any operation.
THE ALLEGED ELECTION FEAUD3.
The TammnAy Hall counsel having in
charge the mlttcr of the alleged efforts Of
the police commissioners to commit frauds
in the last election returns, have applied
under the new charter, to Judge Barrett
for an order to examine police commission
er Charlick.
WHY 4 COTTON FIRM DISSOLVED,
II has now transpircd that the recent dis
solution of the heavy cotton firm Of Thos
Perkins & Co., No. 141 Pearl street, was
owing to the fact that all of the five clerks
/ had been Specializing for two years, ant
making good their LOSSES out of the firm
funds. Unable to longer conceal the de
falcatons, they made a clean breast at TIN
commencement of the year, when dissou
ton followed By mutual consent. II \
Tabor, the wealthy cotton broker. who
was special partner for 100000, an,
brother-in-law of one Of the dcfaultin!
clerks, has been appointed receiver by or
der of the supreme court, and will settl'
the claims Of the firm.
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MARRIAGES..

NEWTON-BOUTELL--At the house Of the
brides father, No. William street, January 20,
by the Rev. j. Gibson johnson, Mr.. George \.
Newton OF Atchlson, Kansas, and Emma \.
BOutell OF Rutland.
LMATIER-BROWN-In Brandon, Janu-
airy q, by Rev. c. a. Thomas, Rev. A. h. Palma
tier Of Plttsford, and Miss Lucy j. Brown OF
North River, y. !.
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Masked Robbers Indicted.
New York, Feb. 3,

Griffin and the other masked robbers
have been indicted by the Westchestcr
county grand jury, and will be tried on the
17th.
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Obituary.

BosroN, Feb >.
Robert d Potter, aged SO years, of the
firm Of Wright Il Potter, state printers,
did last night, after a short illness Of
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Famine In Calcutta.

Calcutta, Feb.
The famine is increasing. 1t is estimat-
ed that 100000 natives are already dis.
tressrd.
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If you want an interesting book ora pre-
sent for II friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets Of Spaulding & Co.
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Clcorlnss in the Cold Exchange to-day
amounted to s20,0O,0DO.
state bonds are quiet and nominal
Government bonds closed firm.
Stocks strong with an advance Of N@iS until
second board, when decline Of ileic occurred
later The decline was partially recovered.
The market closed steady, hut presented no
special feature, principal dealings In Western
Union, Cleiycllnd e :Plttsburg, Harlem. Rock
Island, SO. Joe ami quicksilver
The sales between 10 and o'clock amounted
70 iS3,GoO shares, Of which 2G,oo) were Western
Union $1,000 Union Pacific si,OOO Pacific Mail I;
6,i0) 81. Paul $500 New York Central 100, coo
Lake Shore GOO LackwGnna and II 900 Rock
Island.
fWherc blanks Occur there were no blds.l
I,In tnII..rLE-- ON. l.n cIn.Lnn nlln. tln,La
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LATER.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.
The Physicians who went TO North Car
olina for the Siamesc twins have returned.
The bodies will be here tonight. An oX-
animation will not take place for two or
three days, and will then be conducted by
a college of physicians and will be strictly
private, but the report will he furnished to
the public. The bodies are in good state
of preservation.
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WATERToWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
.norSr or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET

For she woek ending web. 3, 1874.
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The SiaInese Twins.

New YORK, Feb. g.
A dispatch from Richmond, Va, says
the scientific medical commission from
Philadelphia arrived at Mount Airy on
Saturday Sunday Il consultation was had
with the wives of the Siamcsc twins, which
resulted in obtaining their consent to the
proposition Of the commission, on the con-
diton and with the distinct understanding
that the bodies should not be muhlated.
The commission repaired to the cellar
where the remains Of the twins were in
tered and opened the outer collins, and
then removed the inner coffin to the room
above. The bodies were found in good
state of preservation. Chang's features
were partially dscolorcd, those of Eng be
ing natural The widows then entered the
room and took final farewell of the re-
mans, and left them to the doctors, \
partial examination was then had, which
was followed by a consultation. Partial
cnbalmcnt of the bodies was then per-
formed, and the bodies were once more
! covered in coffin securely soldcred in a
tin box, This was again boxed, and after
obtaining the consent Of the widows re-
moved to Mount Airy, and thence to the
railroad station for transportation to Phil
adelpha.
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Edward Winship, the defaullirs bank
rupt, it is reported has returned To New
York, on condition that his creditors will
allow him to adjust his affairs. His liahili-
ties are Si.000.
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LARINE, Feb. 5.
The steamship State Of Virginia from
New York.
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WHOLESALE MEAT MARKEr.
Beef fore ar q II 5dS Pork whole hog + h -
hind =. l0di2 Mutton Il
Mess 4 Dbl Sl6a2O Lamb Fh Ii
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass . ID i2h
COAL.
LacEawanna stove $3.50 La"kawanna crate 90
" chestnut 900 Lehigh TOO
egg 925 BtumniOuS li.di
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
BY Burton & Carter, Auctioneers,
No. 1913 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TRGCK-FARM WITH P K FL en-
THEREON, NEAR OAKWOOD CEMETERY,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of deed of trust ex-
fcuted by William Coulling and wife May 20, s72,
OF record In the clerks office OF Henrico County
court ID. 3. 80, page %, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
named therein, being so required bv the person
secured. will, on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of De-
cember, 1874, at O'Clock z. M proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed by said deed. consisting OF about
-FOUR ACRESOFLAND, with new and commo-
uious DWELLING and other excellent Improve
ments thereon, IN the county Of Henrico near OAK
| wood Cemetery. being the same property bought
by MIR. Couilipg OF the Bakey estate, aud At This
time occupied by him.. 3ss.l t.i.l :,
This being the first deed Of trust upon the pro-
perty, the purchaser under 1t viii get attic free Of
fneumbranee. a .s .tyn...s %E.i
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the costs Of sale
and satisfy q note for S4S due December 2, S74,
with interest at Twelve Ter cent from That date
upon credit as to $S4S till May 30, 1875; and
upon such terms as to the residue said Coullipg
or bis ssigns shall prescribe, upon their failure
to do So upon the following rs TO the said residue
10 w.t. In three equal instalments at twelve. egh-
teen land twpnty-i -four months from the day OF saie
with notes. Interest added, and satisfactorily Sc
cured, - A. b. COURTNEY,
T. L.. ID. WALF0RD,
DE st1.. Trustees.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE To-
l. BACCO-FACTORY MACHINERY, FIX
-TURES. &C., AT AUCTlOS.-Ish shall IN execution
of q certain deed OF trust from David Baker, DR.,
dated the 29th OF April, 1872, OF record In me
clerks office OF the Cha4cery Court d2r the city OF
trustee being so required by the beneficiary therein
named, sell at pubic auction, the premises. at
factory No. 8, on seventh street between Cary ana
Canal streets, on FRIDAY the ! I'll day Of Deem.
Der. 1874. the following TOBACCO FIXTURES,
consisting In partof
! SIxTEENS MILL.
6 HALE POUND MILLS,
2 SHoRT-TENS MILLS,
q LONG-TESS MILLS,
2 NAyY-FOURS MILLS,
2 POUNDS MILLS,
POCKETS PIECE MILLS,
/ aINE-lECH MILL,
] HYDRAULIC RETAINER
HYDRAULIC PUMP Wincheil's new PATENT,
10 R0X-SCREwS,
2 STEM SCREWS and FRAME,
9 IRON PoTS.
WOOD POTS,
! PLATFORM SCALES, capacity 4, 900 ts.
8 psirS FAIBsANK'S SCALES.
2 LICoRICE BOILERS ana PIES,
l LUMP MACHINE,
! PLUG KNIFE.
6 STOVES and PIPES,
CASING BIN and DIPPING Box.
TOBACCO CHESTS and LUMP BOXES,
Large lot or DRYERS.
Large lot OF ToBACCO,STICks,
and lot OF sundries pertaining 10 the manufscture
of tobacco too numerous 10 mention:
The deed requires cash, but am authorized by
consent Of all parties TO make In lieu OF same inc
following terms: Cash rs 70 all sums OF sl0o ana
under; from $101 to $500, sixty days; and over
$500, niAety days, for negotiable notes, Interest
aa noe 80 quo 'a'''iA''0 Wa ". Il. LYME. Trustee.
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STATIONARY ENGINES,
LOCOMOTIVES,
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
TAXES FOR 1874.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 30, 1874. )


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l q
RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1914. ~
This office viii be open daily ''from O'Clock A.
M. TO 6 O'Clock P. NJ. from the 10TH To THE 81 81
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of recev from any person who has already paid
one half Of the CITY TAXES Charged to him the re-
naming half, and that Ten PER CENT. Will be
added to the amount of said remaining half OF the
tax charged in every where the party assessed
shall fsn to pay said remaining half within the
time 80 limited.
but in case any person. having failed to- pay In
the month of June one-half OF the city taxes due,
from .speh person, Shall fall TO pay she whole
amount thereof on or before the 31stday Of De-
cember, there shall beaded TWENTY PER CENT
npon the amount of the tax 50 remaining DUE -
, The Collector wouhs especially caa attention to
the delinquent bills REAL AND PERSONAL, In adj
don 10 the twenty per eeut. to be added, be Is Oh,
rectcd by ordinance 10 post copy OF all delinquent
personal bills "a. the front door Of the City Hall
dming the February term of the Hastings Court "
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
de lin Collector.
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RE-fXHIBlTED.
RYE.-22 bushels.
Ay telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. December 9.-Cotton dull; sales of
1000 bales at l4(Il 4Ec. Southern -four quieta and
heavy: common 10 fsir extra, - 90@S5.S5; good
10 choice extra. SO 90G&S 20. Wheat opened
Ter red western. Germ a shade firmer and more &c.
tye 93c. for old western mixed In store: ESQ
new western mixed and yellow; 9l@94c. for new
yellow southern: Ss@90c. for new white western.
Cotee-Rio more active at 7HG1 94c. gold. Sugar
lining; sc. for prime 9G9lsc. for centrifugal /;
refined easier at 10bDl0 Sc. MoIasses-Foreign
neglected: New Orleans; 62@65hc. Rice quiet and
nj S2.1 ga 1920 for strained. Turpenlinc heavy ut
SAC Pork dull aud nominal at S21. Beef un-
changed. Lard closed firm; prime steam, ] $50
l31r. Whskey more active aud firm ut 81 .O2.
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BY N. NJ Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND THIRTY ONE ACRES OF
LAND, SEVEN NILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMON ID, FRONTING ON THE YORK
KiVER RAILROAD.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Henrico couuty pronouncedon the
9Th Gay OF May. 1874 In the chanctry suit of Cafes
& Minor rS. Adams and others, the undersigned.
special commissioners therein named. will proceed
TO sell at public auction, In front of Henrso county
courthouse, at IL O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the
14Ih of December, lS74, the property described
in said decree as a TRACT OF LAND containing
131 acres, fronting on the York River railroad
seven miles below Richmond, near Fair Oaks STA
ton, partlyin cultivation. 80 .a-. II.
TERMS: One. third cash balapcc, In equal pay
ments at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. interest added at the rateof six per cent per
annum: title retained BY the court until the pur-
chase money is paid.
- -'&--07., II. A. ATKINSON, JH..
..,...r E. G.. CABELL,t - q.
de @ Specia, Commissioners.
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s BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Eank.


COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF THE
oLARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND EIGHTH STREk rs AT AUG
TON.
Us. Eecree entered
NORTON, } November "a, 1874.
In execution of said decree, special commits
sioner thereby appointed. l will cell at auction,
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, December II
1874, at O'Clock p. NJ, the late RESIDENCE of
Mrs. Lucy III. Norton, deceased, with ali the Inn
provcments thereon, situated as above. 1t Is OF
BRICK. and contains nine rooms, the most OF them
fine and large, besides cellar with four rooms,
garnet, and n very WIDE hall.
There Is also 4 kitchen and laundry with two
rooms. four servants rooms, coal and wood-house,
and stable.
This dwelling was built In the best manner, and
finished In beautiful style 1t Is in fine state OF
preScrva1io on, and with some slight improvements II
would he a most comfor able aud convenient resi-
dence.
he situation is in delightful ncishborhood, and
near to business.
The LOT fronts 9.4-12 feet, and runs back LAB
5-12 feet TO an alley. L $50
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In.
tereSt added, and title retained by The court until
the notes are paid. A. l.. BOULWARE,
Commissioner.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers. no 80