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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

SUNDAY School BooKs.-The Union
Sunday School, Of Weaverville, has re-
Gently received desirable addition to its
Library, fifty dollars worth Of books hay
ing been donated by Mt. Auburn, Mass.
The Sabbath Schoo at that place gave
twenty-five dollars and Mr.. d. b. Flint
an equal amount, which, placed in the
hands Of Mrs. E, B. Ames, late Of Wea-
verville, was expended to the best possible
advantage. To the kind donators, as well
as to the estimnble lady through whose
loving interest the donation was made,
our children will ever feel grateful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Shcrif'S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

NHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an
y Execution, issued out of the District
Court ct the Ninth Judicial District Of
the State Of California, in and for tho
county of Trinity, in the suit of Chas.
huper, Nj. karSky and Isaac Abuhm
against James Patterson duly attcstcd the
Eighth day Of September, A. ID. 1874, /
have levied upon all the right, title and
interest OF said James Patterson, the de-
Iendant in said action, in and 10 that GER
tam Mining Claim known as James Pat
terson's Claim, bounded on the upper
side by Antoine Segalin's Mining Claim,
and on the lower side by the Mining
Claim Of Andrew Asmusscn- the above
described claim being situated I'm what is
known as the Red Hill Mining District
together with all the Fumes, Bedrock
bitches, Reservoirs and Hydraulic works,
Houses and improvements OF all kinds,
situated thereon or Herewith connected
NorIcE Is HEREBY qIyEN, That on
MONDAY, the 1th day of OCTOBER.
a. ID. 1874,
at One o'clock, 7. NJ, in front of the
Court House, in the Town of Weaver
vile, County OF Trinity, | will sell all
the right, title and interest of the said
James Patterson in and to the said above
described property, to the highest bidder,
for CASN-Gold Coin OF tho United
States, to-wit: Twelve Hundred and
Eighty and 81 100 Dollars.
y JOHN w. PHlLBROOK,
Sherif.
Waycryille, Sept. o, 1874. 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

HUNTERS inform us that deer are in
much better condition this Fall than for
severnI years pnst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

INJURED AGAIN Little George Trask
OF Hay Fork, seems to be particularly
unfortunate. a few weeks ago he was
run over by wagon and had his arm
broken Il short time afterwards he fell
down and broke it in the same place, and
on Monday last he was thrown from a
horse and had the outer plate of his skull
broken. DR.. Lord, who was summoned
and dressed the wound, informs US that
1t Is not dangerous at all. Although not
yet seven years Old, the Doctor says
George is indeed little man, and that
he submitted to the operation more he
roieally han many an older person would
have done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

AFTERNOONS nre quite warm again,
the thermometer marking 900. Nights
are pleasant and agreeable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

CURIosITY.-Frank w. Young has n
curiosity in the shape of seven full ears
of corn, united and grown in one husk.
VIM. Todd raised them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

A DIsLoCATED ELBOW. Some weeks
since little son Of David Barker, of Hay
Fork, was thrown from a horse, and
striking on his hand threw his elbow out
of joint. The injury was not supposed to
be so serious at first but as the arm be-
gun to mend it was observed that the ell
bow would not bend and he was brought
to DR.. Lord for treatment. On Thursday
the little fellow was placed under the in
fluence of an an@sthetic, the dislocation
reduced, and he is now getting along
hnelv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

FIRE.-Another fire in the woods on
Bally mountain is raging fcrcely, filing
the atmosphere with smoke.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

DR.. MCINTYRE, the Dentist, will leave
in few weeks. Those desiring his SER
vices are requested to hurry up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

REPAIRING. - A new floor has this
week been laid in the New York Hotel
and other improvements made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

MCMURRY Il HUPP are at worl; over
hauling the lower end of their fume
About two hundred boxes will have to be
mado new.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

GONE BELow.-H. OsthoG, of June
tion City, went below last Tuesday for
new supply of merchandise for his store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

HOME AGAIN.-Rev. Father Hunt,
Catholic Pastor stationed here, returned
this week, after an absence of several
weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-19

ment in the Estate OF Sidney Smith, de-
ceased, comes up for hearing in the Pro-
bate Court next Monday, Sept. 2lst.
PASSED THRoUGH-Ger. n. u. Davis,
Col. &. w. Wingard and Rodney S.
Vedders We're here hast Monday, and left
for Camp Castor Tuesday morning.
CURIosITY.-Frank w. Young has a
curiosity in the shape of seven full ears
of corn, united and grown in one husk
VIM. Todd raised them.
McMURRY Il HUPP are at work over
hauling the lower end of their flume
About two hundred boxes will have to be
made new.
HOME AGAIN.-Rev. Father Hunt,
Catholic Pastor stationed here, returned
this week, after an absence of several
weeks.
GONE BELow.-H. OsthoG, of June
tion City, went below last Tuesday for
new supply Of merchandise for his store.
DIR. MCINTYRE, the Dentist, will leave
in few weeks. Those desiring his SER
vices are requested to hurry up.
REPAIRING. - A new floor has this
week been laid in the New York Hotel
and other improvements made.
FIRE.-Another fire in the woods on
Bally mountain is raging fcrcely, filing
the atmosphere with smoke.
AFTERNOONS aro quite warm again,
the thermometer marking 800. Nights
are pleasant and agreeable.
HUNTERS inform us that deer are ir
much better condition this Fall than fol
| several years past.
john r. DRIVER, late of Canon City,
has moved into Weavervlle with his
family.
FURNITURE.-Cha Thomas has lately
received a large lot, and has more on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-19
BY Lyme L Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
IL FIRsT-OLASS TOBACCO FIXTURES, OF
FICE FURNITURE, &C.-We shall, at the request
of Messrs. Abner Harris Il Co.. sell at pupfiG anc'
tween Un Min and Franklin Streets, on TIYU ,sDAY
the lst day Of October next. at O'Clock T. h.' the
fOIloWdpg FlN TUBE R@1y VII Eynper . Ed.
! 1 GG@ss's E mSGf; same makers;
] large outfit of STEAM PIPING for drying
and heating factory throughout, cost In past
H rSfRt uIht1S sH2 APE PRESSES, double.
H s1fHea' III PAT Presses, double-cocked
large aae f fRoS e P0Ts;
81 S sSxsc * HUaF EASSS &c. 'op'e'e
2 STEAM LlCORlC E-BOlLERS, capacity from
large ae T e B 5S RING Err, steam power;
LuMP-M aCHlNE E, steam power;
BiPPING ; and RACK,
large FACTORY STOVE;
4 sets of FAIRBANKS sCALRS-l of extra
? BUaSuEAD.scREws;
Large lot T0BACCO-BAskETs STICKS, DRY
Lot Of fF Sss N' BOXES ON ROLLERS,
ana many other articles. too numerous to mention
such us are found in Il frst-class factory.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
l handsome COUNTING-ROOM DESK,
l small COUNTING. ROOM DESK,
l LETTER-PREsS;
! Marvin & IS SAFE, extra size;
l Morning Glory OFFICE STOVE,
/ large CLOCK,
1 WATER-COOLER,
/ WASHSTAND,
CHAIRs, SPITTOONs,
BASKETS, &c.
The special attention of tobacconists and others Is
called 10 the foregoing sale.
The terms Will be quite liberal and made known
at the hour of sale. LYME g. bHOIhER,
Sc 12-S, Tu&Thtd Auctioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
oHi.n onrpor Of layaufh opd Rapl- cfraafa


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
GiT Ma 9E 81 hT NSRH hH
EIGHTEENTH STkEETs, AMP On PM MA s-rII BIZ;
AmR Sk TIE HShTh sFRE aSE
FIGHT thNTH STREETS, AND ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH NEAR VENABLF
STREET.
City OF Richmond, pronounced on the Sd day OF
July, l S74. In the case Of Stringfeow. who sues
&C., owless administrator, &c, we, the under
signed special commissioners thereby appointed
ises, on MONDAY the 2Sth day of September
1874, commencing at O'Clock P. M, In the order
adyerised, the f1ll9Wing real esta5s ;7,y ,
DWELLING, No. 1910, on The north side of Main
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, occu-
pied by Mr.. Thomas Leahey at the rent Of a400 pei
annun.
story BRHGR sFoRE asS
IT'S, on the north side OF Main, between Seven
teeDth and Eighteenth streets, occupied By MIR. q.
D Alter Ihch s O'clock Clock ?. M.-.that BRICK
AND FRAME SfORE AND DWELLING, No.
1904. OIL the north side of Franklin, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets at present Oc
cupied by Mr.. X. q. Adams at the rent Of $500
per annum, as grocery store for which 1t is veil
suited.
after whch--say at 81 O'Clock p M.--two two
story BRICK DWELLINGS and the VACANT
LOT adjoining on the east slide of Seventeenth
street, lear Yesahle street.
TERMS: Onc-fOurih cash: balance ut six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, bearing
six per cent. interest. the said interest payable
semi-annually. and the lite retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & Son Auctioneers. sells
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A LATaHA4-E FARCE.-HBurleigh /" writes
STom New York TO the Beston Journal that
one Of our railroads runs by the county
buildings. Prisoners, paupsss, and the dis
eased are transported often OF che street cars
TO save expense. This practice creates great
Indignation. So Ear, all protests have been
in vain. The other day the conductor was
collecting fares frael crowded load. A
foreign person, poorly dressed, and with an
es0p,iSefaee, handed arp his money. Inan-
SHer tothe.question,. " do you 90 through -
which means do you 90 beyond the Gig line !?
he said: 81 have got de smallpox, do y
. Hage you got the SMALLPOX ?" said tie as.
tenished conductor. "fes, have got de
smallpox, d0.s The passengers eaae
TO their feet, women screamed, md
the excitement vas intense. 'sCoaie.
get out of thee,r: you cart ride hese.s'
said the official. rne unfortunate made for
the front platform. He was hustled out Of
the Car, and nearly pitched headlong into the
street He recovered himself and started for
the front Of the car. The driver took the
caf.hook and threatened 10 brain him if he
got on. The poor fellow kept up with the
horses. shouting: sIil go; give me my
small pox, give me my pog, give me MY
pox," pointing TO q small two.foot square |
chest standing on end behind the driver. ]
The mystery was explained. The honest
German wanted to pay for his small box on
The car as well as bis own fare. The canduc.
Cor apologized, and u seat was offered TO the
man. But he had had enough of that COM
pany. He refused all invitations to ride.
shouldered his I" smallpox" and trudSed on
DOT 10 the almshouse.
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II OF VALUABLE

rg,RIJsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LANDS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
BEDFoRD COUNTY.-As trustee In s Ssed OF
irnsi from Munford w. Radfurd, dated 26tn Az.
gust, 1873, of record In the clerks once OF tne
County Coirt of Bedford we will sell at public auc
o the residence Of The ssid Kad 9t6 DO Of
a 1es s,a aree and saiua TkAc OF LAND
which he said EsafGd SfT ARss
land will be sold together or dlVioeo INTO Two of
more tracts to suit purchasers. - ~
At the same time and place we VIII set an tnS
stock, crons plantation tools and utensils andali
the household and kitchen furniture on tne saiG
Of aps The THek cc ana q Yoke
Of OXEN, about eighty head of HOGS, one hun.
dred and twenty SHEEP, about eighty head %, Of
FINE CAITkE TIE sT9Rs ond aGsS q
made the land this year AIsS one CAk HR ASH.
SsAAGa al ne Aye gAs9 GSk ne o
This sale will be made in pursuance Of the said
deed of trust and for the purposes therein se'
The property now offered for sale Is regarded one
of the most vaua bic In Piedmont virginia 1erllle
and In the highest state OF Improvement ana pro-
ductiyeness we'll watered, and has on It all neces-
sary buildings Of the best qualify. IL IS sluatea on
Ivey creek about twelve miles from inc clly OF
Iynchburg near the Forest depot, On the virginia
and Tennessee division of the Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
and Ohio railroad and has on IL an excellent grist
TERMS OF SALE: For the real estate, ten ner cent.
of the purchase money win be required In cash
the balance on credit of one two and tnree Se:.rs.
giving bonds or negotiable notes, as may be r.;
qulred with good personal security The ute Wi,
tbe nr,viIern of resale at the purchasers risa In
case default be made in any of the instameatS;,
The personal property will be SOLD on crsait OF
cent, which viii he required In cash. the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with good endor>er. FOR
sums of $50 and under cash viii b. required.
Under The terms of the said deed of trust The trs-
tees are authorized TO sell the above property, or
any parl thereof privately. Should such sale take
place due notice will be given.
IF the above sale is not completed on the first day
,t viii a continued from day to day until finished.
" GRANVILLE l.. BROWN,
\. C. MANSON.
WILLIAM L. Namely.
sc l5-eodtDec17 trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and .Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
CBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS: A M!
BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS; AND on. THE EAST SIDE OE
SECOND, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS.-As special commissioners, appolnted
by decree OF the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF
Richmond, entered on the Sd July, 1874, In the
case OF "Monague, who sues, &c. US. Cowles's ad-
minstrator, &c.,''T shall sell at public auction. on
the premises. on MONDAY the 2lst September,
1874, commencing AZ O'Clock z. d. In the ORDER
advertised, the following valuable improved real
Tie large TIREE-sToRY. BRICK TENE-;
MENT on the north side of Main, between Nine
teentIl and Twentieth Streets occupied by D. Fox,
at the rental of $400 per annum.
After which, say ut ~ O'Clock Z. NJ, that otnsr
THKEE-oTORY BRICK TENEMENT on the
north side Of Main. between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets, now occupied by Messrs. Man,
ders and Simons, respectively at the $ooo
per annum.
After which, say at 5x O'Clock p. A., those two
BRICK aud FRAMED TENEMENTS on the east
line of Second. between Clay aud Leigh Streets DC,
James OVERLY, each at the rental OF &al6 per an
mum .,., e.
invited to this sale.
TERMS: oue.fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for neg 7tiage notes bearing
six per cent. interest; the said Interest payable
semi ANNUALLY and the title retained I'LL al OF the
purchase money Is aid . JOHN HOWAkD,
SO Special Commissioner.
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se1a.a1.2s 2s,2s,so.&Oct2
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
J. cnrner nf Eleventh and Bank streets.


Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, :.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION At WEST VIEW,
y TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. AND
IN SIGHT OF THE FAIR GROUNDS. OF tx
SCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER FUR
NITURE, &c.-At the request Of Mr.. +; stribling
new residence recently occupied by Mr. John 2:
Ballard, on THURSDAY, September "a. 1873, at
II o'clock A. NJ, the following articles Of HOUSE
HOLD and other FURNITURE, all OF which Is
nearly new ard Of superior quality, viz:
Two BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Three MARBLE TOP TABLES,
Two SOFAS, several elegant PICTURES,
One dozen CANE-SEAT CHAIRS;
Four CHAMBER SETS complete, made of Rose
wood and Mahogany and Walnut, including supe-
rior Hair Mattresses;
One handsome COTTAGE SET, one Rosewood
WARDROBE. two painted WARDROBES:
DINING-ROOM FUkSlTURE, including Extern
sion Table, Sideboard, stove, safe, and complete
set French Chiua, Silver Plate, Cutlery, &C.;
BED LINEN, TABLE LINEN, - -
BLANKETS, cotton SHEETS and SPREADS;
One large new COOKING STOVE, with complete
outfit Of Kitchen and Laundry Fixtures, &c.
To persons about going to housekeeping, or wish"
Ing to add to their present supply this sale prese
q most favorable opportunity.
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash, over That
uiuey days credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper.
P. Suitable refreshments furnished.
Sc 1921, o. "a w. GODD1S, Aucti0neer.
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Nv ". GOudln,
BY W. GOuUIH,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENI II
STR EETS.-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, entered on the FL
july 1874, In the of smith, trustee, uS- Birch
ett &C.. we SHALL Is special commissioners thereby
appointed proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on T q ESDaY The 22d Septemner S74.
III o'clock p. NJ, that very valuable LOT located
us above, fronting 244 feet, more or less. on the
south Side of Gary street. running back abont 80
feet TO wide paved alley, bounded on the east by
the warehouse of Griffin b. Davenport, and on the
west by the lot of Jan es A. Seldom.
This lot Is located In Z desirable part Of Cary
street. where real cs!aie Is held In high esteem.
TERMS: One-tlrd cash; balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added.
and title retained I'LL all of the purchase money Is
paidand conveyance ordered BY the court.
A. l.. BUULWARE,1
T.. Y. CANNON, Commissioners.
ROBER G.SCOTT,)
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-AUcrson sALEs susurs Days.
BIZ. L. Appefson,
Auctioneer snd Real Estate Agent,
.ts I'M. 1915 Main street.

T,RusTEEy SALE OF THE YALuA-
Ink Farm. GREENWOoD.n ABOUT siX-5
TEES Mites s.,s, p AZ ram a9i &
q Kemn and wife, dated 9th Of Augusts duly re.
corded, We viii sen In front Of Hs2rteo Coannty
court-house at 10 O'Clock a., on q , orn
Hill Turkey Island creek. &C., and about one ana
milf miles from james river. containing tnIee 9un-
drad and eight acres Of which ffy acres are 10
ne dsts not subject to overflow, and the hgn innd
very good; lies well, gently sloping to the sontn
nne SPRINGS Of good aser sy ana aW an Of four
rooms, kitchen, corT-crib. De-. sc. y - a.,
TERMS: Cash as to $1,282 interest ana eIpsns ss
gtyen 81 to part or the above 50. Will De an
nounced at the SALE as well as 70 the residue OF tue
p ua et'a's t.'i.it 80 j. l.. APPERSON,
10 -s,--se.EEs$ Trustees.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
u RIE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR,
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS
SrREETs.-As special commissioners appo1!,nte %
Rdcbmopd entered on the 3oth June 1874, In the
case OF Hancock against woodward. &C. We sha u
sell at public auction, the premises on FkiDht
valuable LOT located MS above, fronting go zee: on
the south side Of Marshall street, running oaca 100
'TERns: One-tiiird cash; balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added ana
title retained TIL all of the purchase money Is fuiy
Maid HENRY G. CANNON,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
.EzEt 49, 80 80 Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GRACE
i STREET BETWEEN NJ ADISON AND
MONROE STREETS, WITH SMALL BRlG ,E.
will sell at auctions upon the premises, on tn YRS
DAY. oath september, at AZ O'Clock P. d., those
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUlLDiNG LOTS,
with brick tenements thereon containing three
rooms each, situated on the north side OF Grace
stree, opposite the new houses now being erected
nv r. B. Lyne ESD These lots front 33 feet each
and run back feet 10 ar alley. No more desira-
Bile location for residences than this be found In
the city, and no property Is likely to Improve more
RAPIDLY IN value and general desirabillty.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for notes. secured 6y deed OF
trust. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
90 10 AuctionecrS.
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BY Grubb5 & Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents.
EIoyentl, street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
HUNDRED AND rIFTY-THREE AGR LIES
MIR RESIDENCE OF HE ATE JOHN FOE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION:-We Will sell at aucs
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the !9tn OF
Sente mber at O'Clock p. NJ, this very valuable
FARM, containing about two hundred and fifty
three acres, nearly all cleared 1t lies on the VII
liamsiurg turnpike and on both sldes OF me 1ork
from Richmond. The Improvements area BRICK
DIV ELLING with six rooms and pantry. ana a
brick kitchen with five rooms, and the usual out:
buildings. There Is young apple orchard OF
choice fruit The farm IS we'll watered and heal.
thy. It's nearness IN the city, and being on one OF
on both sides of the York River road, make 1t very
desirable for division into small farms and suburban
residences. A plat Of the farm may be seen AZ our
Office.
-, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AuctiOneerE.
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So, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
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DINE WOOD AT $3.50 AND IS PER
III cord, seasoned. full length, and free Of knot, :
OAK WOOD ut 50 and Sc so per cord, seasoned,
full length, and free of knots buy 1t long aud have
IL sawed and split at your home, and save ~ p;
cord.
CLOVER HILL LUMP and HAIL COAL fresa
from the mines. free of slate, and full loads guaar.
teed; SOFT LUMP-COKF. the best cooking fue!
now In use; ANTHRACITE and West Virgns4
COAL of the best quality, ut lowest rates 70! full
quantity. Ifnot convenient 10 go down town. call
at King & Todd's grocery, corner First aud Broad
streets, and leave your orders, which will b.
Basin bank, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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BY GrubbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THREE VERY HANDSOME GARDEN
Il FARMS OR COTTAGE SITES, ON TIE
ROAD LEADING FROM BROOK TURNPIKE
TO TIL MEADOWBRiDGE ROAD, ONE MIL E
FARM OF PETER H0TTES.-We Will sell, by re-
quest Of the owner, who lives in another State, on
MONDAY the 2lst day Uf september. ut AZ O'Clock
ated as above-two Of ~ acres and one OK liz
acres.
These lands lie splendidIy, and are capable of any
degree of Improvement; the soil Is fine; the siua-
tion, SURROUNDINGS, and access 10y three roads, all
that could be desired.
TERMS at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
se12 Auctinnee"s.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
80 Nor1112 Mafnstrept.

uyRTJsTEE's SALE OF "a FRAMED
HnIrsE AND LOT, SITUATED IN HEN HEN
Ricp fSOUNTY NEAR THE, CITY 9F KI SSt5;
MoSD. on THE WEST LINE OF THi u III
pSgSTWEEM AND STREETS, AT .AUC-
TTE Pr virtue OF a certain deed OF trust exc
ered to me as trustee from Sarah b. GaanaV ,,,
dated til April, 1874, and duly recordea 10 nn
s,aae 4es shall in execution of said trust being
SO required by the beneficiary under saiu psH1 ss
NV ftI day Of September, 1874, at OF O'Clock
p. H.. the property located as above descrped; con-
sisiine Of LOT with 9 FhAMEDs COITAGEt
TERMS Cash rs to expenses CT sale ana 10 pay
off certain negotiable note executed by Saran D.
Cannaran, dated 1th april 1873, ana payaHitiys
interest on same until paid as to the residue on
sneh ferms as Will be Nude known at the hour OF
sale. - - -. ROBERTgB. LYME Trustee.