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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
AUCTsON SALES-future D.>,
At RICHMOND REiL ESTATE EYriyIv I,p
BY Grubns & Williams.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and R.p&

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAII.-
~ BILE tract OF LANE, OF so ,Crtu
ABOIF Two MILES NORTH OF ri NNOvD'
or THE CHESAPEAKE AND OnIO Rail-
ROAD, AT AUCI!OS.-iI cxccu ion II Z deere.
OF lie Chanc2ry Court or kichnond, cntcreH la.h
November. 1872 In The cas-" Of >lzcr ~. sizcr Il
as, VIII s'H III auction. at the Richmond n.aI
+ slate EXcbang", on MONDAY, 2Jih Iunc AZ y
O'Clock 81, y part OF the wei known sIZFs
FARM, containing SD acres Of iant. with 4 fine
front on the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad, Aid
adi0ining u e bands OF James VI. Garter! Jane, IL
ciiife'S estate. and Eugene iioch'It TIE situriJn
OF this land Is beautiful being in iui! y"w OF lh.
city. aud well located fora make" g!rt."n ~ cran-
try residence. This IS line opportunity for sIecrl-
latiOu.
TERMS: Very iicral-f9 wit Cash cnlv for cGS's
aud expenses. say S!O0; balance In three, six,
twelve, and eighteen months i"r negotiable noes
with interest ated. and title retained by tie court
until tbs notes are pad.
JOSEPH LANE STE"S.
Commissioner.
GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloucrrs. icl9
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FIRE INSURANCE..

FIRE INSURANCE..
'VNHE CITIZENS
(FINt) INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, Nd.
STATEMENT.
DECEMBER 81, 1878.
ASSETS.
First bonds and mortgages .........,..slS! 'O3o oU
County ana other bonds, ............. It.nvU W
Cash in banks. y. ot UU ~
Call lolus secured bv collatcrals 93.OUU w
Interest due and accrued. .........:... .-S3d ~
Premiums in Que course OF collection, oo,ooo oo
S393,454 50
LIABILITIES. ~
Unadiuste losses aud expenses. ...S 22SZ9 ~
Capital stock S1u'ono 10
Surplus. 'o'o-f ~
S393.454 SO
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND Il son,
General y gents for Virgil Ii.
No north tenth street, Richmond, Va
10 o.
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EFIJTIJAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.,
INCORPORATED IN 1894,
Office corner TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
Loses rGnitaUiy adjusted and promptly paid.
Notice Is hereby given OF our lien; for quotas on
Insured property. Ia lawyers AID others Investigate
-" Hnkar.RT 4. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent.
JOHN DANFOkTH. Secretary.
HENRY d. DANFOkFH.
Assistant Secretary.
lie 5-3m SAINT. III. PILLlAM. Collector.
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noe ALL SPRING CROPS.

SOLUBLE PAClElc GUAbNoA, g. ROME,
| "STAR BRANon FLOUR ot Ma
.STAH BRAND" ,,pr
COMPLETES TOBACCO &tS SyrsI,zsgs
We recenpiesd these sTASpa hssG - ss
| for TOBACCO, COTTON, CORN, ana y
az Circulars Containing rurtner Information n'"'
" al Sppais'.nSe 'tSe ALLISON & ApDisV,rn,,t
Ge1S No 1890 aud 1929 tai! 'AS''
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By Chatlin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers anu Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNnIVI
l. DBD TWENTIETH OF THE TRACT OF
LAND KNOWN AS 'kESWlCk,n ON D. M M
d. W. Archer and VI. j., his wife. 10 the subscriber
as trustee, dated January 12h, S74. and duly re-
corded VIII sell 1T auction, in front OF the ounce
KicIlmond. Va. on MONDAY the 9th day of July
1874. at O'Clock +. NJ. one undivided twcniietl
mart of the tract of land known "keswicH," corr
tai,ne about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less lying partly in the county Of "iitan anu
partly in the county OF Chcsfcrli:lu.
TLi;Ms: cash sufficient to tciray the expenses OF
sale and TO pay off bond Of four hundred dollars
with interest thereon at per cent per annllm IRON
the 9TH day of May, S74, Till paid ans me resi-
due, il any. on one and two years, credit SECURED
by deed of trust. NJ. W. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFFIS. STABLES x Co., Auctioneers.
IL 15-cOulCS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA y
" BILE LAND LYING IN KING WILLIAM
COUNrY.-As commissioner under decree OF the
Circuit Court OF King William county. rendered ON
The 2lst Gay of April, 1871, in the cause therein
pending between John y. kobins's executors ana
Others. plaintiffs ana II. W. Stanper and wife anG
others, defendants the undersigned will. on MON
DAY. July 9th, 1874, tcourt-iay} sell, at Ming
William courthouse. 1T public auction, I'll. " v
TRACTS called d" Hayiici,:' and "Joncss," being
a part OF the very valuable estate Of the late Robert
A. Mun,liy, Deceased. =.
Tie said tracts lie contiguous within one nile
OF Il convenient landing on the Pamunkey river;
adjoining The lands OF MIR Franklin Stcarns AND
others. and contain 550I ACRES, by recent sur
yev of which about 2iU are arabic and very pro-
duc.;vr. the greater part OF II having had Il heavy
dressing OF green sand mari, with which n abouDdS
the balance, OF about 80 acres Is tilnrea. ana
has upon it Il large quantity of valuable pine a2u
whitc-oak timber, very convenient FOR Shipment
TERMS: Cash enough 70 pay expenses on sale anr
survey, say from 81 50 to $500: haanLe ona creuil
OF one. two, and three years i'll equal nS,:llnlcnlS,
with interest from day of sale. the purchaser 70 en-
ecute bonds with approved security Tor The deferred
payments. and not 10 cut any wood or timber eN-
cept for the use of the place I'LL one-la OF the pr-
chase money shall have been paid, and little Retain
cd I'll ordered by the court.
The undersigned. who lives ad iaccnt. has plat OF
the land and Will show II and the Iaud 10 any per-.
son wishing 10 examine it with the view Of pur-
chasing. NOGER SRrLoh1,
my 3l-dlt&1awSw Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
4 on FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE by
AuCTION-We shall sell Ivy auc' ion, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 24th instant, az
o'clock p. VI. two valuable BUILDING LOTS
each fronting 25 by l03 feet. with IN alIey I'D INC
rear. on the norh side Of Franklin street between
Seventh AMI Eighth streets.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six anc
twelve months negotiable notes To he given Tor tht
deferred payments, with interest added aud secured
by a decd of trust RICHARDSON Il co,
'ir 10 Aucfionecrs.
A NISTRATOR'S SALE OF FUR
~ SITURF, HORSE, CART, &C.-On WE'D,
NESDAY. oath june. ut o o'clock a. NJ, vii
offer for sale by auction, 1T The late residence oi
Jesse F. Clarke, deceased, shout five miles bcio"
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSE,
CART,
l CARRIAGE.
and from ! 0 ~ 5 hives or very fine BEES.
Terms: Made known ut sale. ~
A. 4. FORD,
iel6 administrator of Jesse +. Clarke. deed
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4 lRINTING.-All kinds done neatly and
i expedtouslY at the Dispatch Printing! ouls.
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DOIAL FIRE Insurance. COMPANY
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LOhDOS. oo
Dcuositcd with the Il treasurer of Va. $4,000
IMPERIAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY
OF LONDON.
ASSETS ONE R.................... S1U, uOu'uuS
Deposited with The Treasurer Of Va. $4,000
Shareholders personally rcsronsblc FOR The obi.
cations OF the ABOVE comp auicS.s
Representing the above staunch, old English com
plnies, we solicit the patronage OF The public upon
their llnuucstoIaile security, prompt and liberal
settlement OF ali claims, aii heavy income.
JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE 4 CO, hgents,
ap 23-3m NO. llUS Nain street.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.

BARRELS PURE RYE Nll!shEl,
~ so b1rreIs KECrIFlED WHISKY,
10 barrels GIN,
~ barrels BRANDY,
Pure FRENCH BRANDY.
Pure PORT and SHERRY WINES.
GREEN and 81 AGh TEAS
FAMILY aud IN IRA -FOUR.
For sale by ...z,..
IL 7-3m JOHN VI. HlbItN>.
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isGAL ESTATE AZ pxiv4TG .A,L.

BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctl9recr.
l115 Main street, opposite Di%latch otlce
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UPHOLSTERiNG. sc.

r~-~>--~-~~~>>>~~>>~-"~~~~>~~>>
DHILLIPS IL JENNINGS have just te.
Il ceiyed large and varied stock OF sprnSS ssnES
CHINA MArTiNGS. UlL-CLotns;,S SSlr,JXS
HOLLANDS, COsNlCE, and LACE EINNttinXi;S
French and American PApER-h ANG ,,,ni.
which we offer ut lowest prices. All ordtts AID
~ attended to III No. 20, corner oi eoNstoSom
Franklin streets. NJ 60
GEORGE w. ANDERSON y 2 ~.n,
NJ would ask The attention Of tho'e !"
PAPER WiNGINGS, CHINA MAIttS"E'
CARPETS, OIL-GLOrHS, CURTAIN
GOODS, SHADES, &c. rprvT.
my 2-3m 13O0 MA WIN S---------
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ByJ. W. Bronaugh, Dr.,

Office Oh Hull street, opposite Courthouse,
Manchester, Va.
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,so BARRELS CLEANERS PURE
MOUNTAIN WHISKEY IN store and bond; pure
FRENCH BRANDY. for medicinal purpose.
,e10 GEORGE A. HuNDLEl X co.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
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DIANvRA CuEWING-TOBACCO.

My present stock OF DIANORA, made IN 1917
will be cosec out In sixty days. not b"ng All. 20
secure suitable stock this no more VIII "
ready for sale for two wears. =,
Parties wishing to purchase had better supp!
themselves at once. j. Is. Pat'.
my oS-eol m
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4 LIE AND POR iER.-Recriviug direct
N from Me,srs. james McCLliIugh. sou X o.
London, per steamer Potomac, IHgliSh >iou,' ih!A
Pale Ale, Imperial ale. From lie,srs NlsIah
Younger & Co., Edinburgh. per bark IArpe''.'
Sparkling Ale. India Pal. Ale. From NCsSt>. r.
d. surke Dublin, Dublin Stout. FOR -alr b!
UAVESPo.T 4 MOEH!S.
ieI3 importers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-25

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pave had q
pleasant call yesterday from Mr.. john
KEENAN,, who lives near Acheson Post
office, Washington Co., Pa. He tells us
that never in his recollection has there
been so poor a crop Of hay and oats in
that region as this season. The hay does
not amount to athird Of crop, and the
oats are scarcely worth grading. Indeed
some farmers are cutting them as they
would hay and stacking them up in the
same fashion. Those who have much
stock, either cattle or sheep, are greatly
concerned as TO how they will winter
them. The consequence is that sheep are
q drug in the market and declining in
price. The HANANs', well known sheer
dealers, are driving stock east Of the
mountains, perhaps to the Valley Of Vir-
ginia. Good steers and heiGers are sell
ing for three and half cents per pound
The wheat crop was good, what there
was OF it, but the acreage was not large
this season. The farmers will have to
buy..oats from abroad 10 seedswlth in the
Spring. The prospects for corn are fair,
especially the upland corn. Potatoes
will turn out 'tolersble. crop-perhsps
as good as the average.
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The Difficulties Of Keeping Clean
Down at PaFkeFAbuTR.

Ah0 DiLuCultl6b OF heeplng Clean
Down at PaTkeTsburg.
From the Parkersburg Times OF the sSd. d
" In the night, no tlmid person,
and certainly no one who Is unable 10
swim, wishes to venture into q river, and
50 large class must either go a long dis
lance to find q suitable bathing place, alb
stain from bathing entirely, or content
themselves with the poor substitute Of.
totded by pail or o tub Of water.
To show the benefits Of bathing, and
the determination Of some people TO keep
Us clean as possible, even under Difficult
ties, we will mention little incident oil
last Sabbath. Two gentlemen, knowing
OF no nearer retired and suitable place
proposed going down near the Island, but
one Of them, being very short Of money,
hesitated about paying tho five cents fe.
quired, in order 10 be allowed 10 cros1
that elegant structure known as the Ka-
nswha bridge, and be also dreaded to
take 90 long q walk under the hot sun,
However, he finally went, and afterwards
remarked that he felt like o now man
and was satisfied that the bath was worth
at least half q dollar, and no longer re.
GREETED the loss Of his five cents. To be
sure, In order TO keep clean, they were
obliged 10 stay away from church and
Sabbath.school, but they believed thai
not only WIS cleanliness next 10 Godli.
ness" but was also a means Of promot-
ing It. p ..-
The fact is, people must keep clean In
order TO keep healthy. II Ia one Of Ma
lures laws that filth helps TO create and
feed diseases. This Isl truth that Ia be
coming more and more recognized by all
persons Of intelligence, and It Is equally
true that cleanliness and temperance arr
better than all the doctors and drugs II
creation to prevent diseases. It Ia q Ia.
mentable fact that many people very sci
dom wash themselves. To be sure they
wash their faces, hands, and, possibly
their wrists, but seem TO think that Watel
is poison to all other parts Of their bodies
Others would battle their whole bodiet
very often II q suitable place could be
found without being obliged to "a
an unreasonable distance. Is there no
enterprise enough in Parkersburg to pro.
vide such placesP Baths ought 70 be Tree
The rains fall freely alike upon all, ant
the streams and rivers flow onward 10 tn
ocean, recognizing no one for owner, anC
It Is for the interest OF every city and largl
village to provide the means whereby Il
citizens can keep themselves Clean. VI
make laws to prevent crimes, and built
prisons in which to conhne criminals; bu
do not seem to reflect that filthiness ami
crime often go together, and one mean
oil preventing crime, Is to provide mean
for keeping the people clean. Let US eth
er provide such places, or else cease tn
cry OF "indecency," because some mel
and boys will battle in the rivers.
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BLAoKnERRY WNE.-Gather wher
ripe, on dry day; put into vessel with
head out and tap fitted near the bottom
pour on them boiling water to cover
them; mash the berries and let them
stand covered till the pulp rises TO the
top and forms crust-say three or four
days. Then draw of the fluid into an
other vessel, and to every gallon add one
pound oil sugar; mix well and nut into a
caak or demEohn, and keep filled until
fermentation ceases, when the vessel
should DO bunged or corked tightly.
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Valuable Tracts Of River Bot
tom and Coal Lands, Two
Miles Above the City Of
Wheeling, and q Num-
Der Of Short Creek 80
Toryno Rov 2nIa

To-wIt-Finy acres Of Bottom Land and two
hundred acres OF Coal and Hill Land Adjoining,
underlAid with finest quArries Of Limestone,
two and . helfmiles above the city Of Wheeling.
One hundred and Geyenty:fve acres Of land nm.
deSlSid with Coal and Limestone I've mile8
above the city, al fronting on the Ohio river
and on the P. ". q Ky. Railroad
Also, . dne Fam on the Wheeling, West Lib.
Kelly Farm, now owned by b. y. Jacob, contain.
ing 80 acres, with good improvements. ..rI
Also, one hundred and twenty acres OF land,
being part Of the Waddington or Smith traot,
with or without lh0 large brick barn.
Besides other tracts Of valuable land in differ
ent parts OF the county, all Of which will DO sold
IoL1 and terms Vtry EASY.
Bpquire Of g A. II. JACOB, Agent,
Al his farm ~ miles above the city, from A n.
70 y and from 2P. \. TO 8 p. n. at the oflce
Of A. ]. Clarke, city. - ~
n. above property will DO divided into
lots or p0IeelB 70 suit purchasers. jy20-dhW
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Julyl, 1874.
.NO-PARTNERsHIP NOVICE

Me, no Undersigned, have rented tie aboiSo
Ero9nas and htted them up II good order, laid
~ aa GSnelng hoorln Flotal Ball. and viii cover
1M1eMes, and keep them dry and III the ahade
We WI Aleo take Horses 10 tain 10 tfot, mn
Sna PACE; also take OoltBand Wild runaway and
iEekng hotses % break and horleO that arc alcE,
n Anl, % any Anment that they arc subject TO
VII DO teated With akin and caro-. " II
The Track win DO let 70 pe1ouB who may
Season tickets can DO had for $40, each living
nc holder The privilege OF driving each Attof!
APP. HANCHRR, MD.yE
my19 d JAMES A. UlPLRBY.
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HANCOCK AND BROOKE POLITICS.
PETER A. PueH Is recommended in the
Courier az a suitable Republican to send
to the next Legislature, from Hancock
county.AThe Democracy OF Hancock will
meet in convention August 9th to nomi,
nate q delegate to the Ellenboro Conven-
ton and to a Senatorial Convention, and
also nominate candidate for the House
Of Delegates.
In Brooke county, JoHN H1NDMAx Is
announced as q Democratic candidate tor
reelection to the House Of Delegates
Primary Democratic meetings will be
held in Brooke next Saturday afternoon
The County Convention Is called Tor Au,
gust 9Th. The Panhandle NsieS support!
A1RxANpER CAMPBELL for the Demo
cratic Congressional nomination.
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FREsooa DEcoRATIoNs,
ByI.D. PRAGER

Practical Decorator, for two yean with A. "
55Ann, during which time his work, done At the
Eaneo Once, AdAmI d LucaSH Mulio Room, L.
AAnetne9om and W. Il. aennegen D Cos stores,
~ hnkgood ftslby tertan Church, and any num-
pet ~ gtoteB and dwellings 70 which no can re-
~, Min % Sufficient guaranty Of his ability 70
Or nnilhing In VArnish. i .I-T'--I - = :
Designs furnished and estimates made for
work Of an hndS, either In the city or at q dis.
lance. Orders LEFT At Harbour q DittmAn.a Wall
teRtiol promptly, je37
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF TRIADEL.-
Il PHIA PROPERTY.

HhRUSTEES SALE OF TRlADELr
i PHIA PROPERTY. .-.s.,.-..
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust made by Horny
Otto and wife 10 the undersigned, ttuSteg, dated
September !, 1869, and recorded In the ONCE OF
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 81, iolfo 81,
will offer at public sale Of the front door Of the
Court HouB0 Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
"WEDNESDAY, August co. 1874, ~
Beginning at 10 O'clock A. II, lots numbered s5,
SO. 81 and So, In the town Of TriadelphiA, Ohio
county, West Virginia, and also the following
parcel Of land In BAid county and StAte, on tho
wAters Of Little Wheeling Creek, through which
land two streams Of water flow, which streams
are not 10 be diverted from their present channel
by any peEeon or persons WhAtsoGVer, and bound.
cd % foIlows. Beginning Of Q stone corner %
said Henry Otto. IN Crummy's line; thence N. IS
degrees W. 20oN feet or u 6'11 poles 70 stone
corner 10 Grumpy on the east side Of the spring
run; thenc6 8. IS degrees W. 2l4 feet or II 1855
poles to 0 stone corner 10 Grumpy on the west
side OF sAid spring run; thence 3. IS degrees 3.
a05K feet or y 6-fi poles 70 q stone corner 70
Grumpy; thence N. IS degrees Z. ala feet OF
u 1888 poles to tho beginning, containing one
acre. 10 % ff..71r lTT. Ia !. .-.g7r. y
TERns OF SAEE-0i000 cash in hand, The resi-
due payable eight months from the day Of sale,
with Interest and security satisfactory % the
Trustee. HENRY O. MORGAN,
Trustee for American Building Association
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In the Post ONCE at Wheeling
Saturday morning, July Is, 1874, ~
To obtain any Of the following, tho applIeSnt
WIN please eah for adyettiSed letters, giving the
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For Gale.
CoMMIssIoNER'ss SALE

.Cohh1ssloN Il Es SALE
Il pursuance Of q doetoo Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, entered tho i9th
day Of Nay, 1874, In the chAncery cause In said
Court pending, wherein George W. Kelly 10 com.
plainAnt and W lillian williamson defendant,
shall, As special Commissioner named In said
decree, offer At public sale Of the front door Of
tho Court House Of Ohio county Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, The 9Slh day oi.August, 1874,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. N, the following
described real estate, that 10 70 say: The later.
est OF William williamson In The farm htuAte
on the waters Of Little Wheeling creek, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, known As the Robert
Wlllllmlon farm, said interest being the undi.
vided one. third thereof eonBisting OF three Bev.
erAl parcels, namely, Lot No, ], containing ak
teen acres and one hundred and sixteen perehes;
lot No q containing fortytoIen aeres, one rood
and twenty eight poles; lot No. 3, containing
forty six acres three ro0as and tWOnty ok poltR
For Q fuller description Of said lolS reference u
hereby made TO the above named decree.
The terms Of said sale shAll Do one third oil the
purchase money in cash, one. third In SIX months
and the remainder In one ye1k, with interest on
the deferred payments, the purchaser giving
good security 1of the said deferred payments.
n lHIH % y. R0dERS,
jyA Special Commissioner.
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Tn Western Reserve College at Hud-
son, Ohio, an institution under Presby-
terrain influence, WIN henceiorth receive
women % students.
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General Notices,
DIssoLUTIoN- 4. q. !.

1ssoIVTIoN-. .Itsla aa.a u. u,
The armef Martin b Redman is this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent. All claims Of The
late frm VIII be settled by Z. II. Martin, ofieG
corner ChApline and 18th streets.
We respectfully return our sincere thankH h
our friends and the public FOR their liberal pat
ronage, and ask continuance Of the same FOL
the new frm Of Martin, RedmAn d Co.
RW. MARTIN,
Il. ". REDAAN. q
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MACHINE SHOP

Businet., IL godley'g Wagon Shop building,
ties for doing all kinds Of work In our line are
not surpassed BY any shop In the city, and m
our work will DO guaranteed hrst-claSS, = :
We respectfully solicit q fair share Of public
patronage. &. n. MARTIN.
.| y: ". RRDNAN. ia.
t--,f.. .... WI. DULTY.
July 1, 1874. " 10
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PENN'A. r. 2. TIME TABLE.
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Laws Relating TO Newspaper Subscrip.
tiofis and Arrearages.

In response to request, we give the law
as it stands relating to newspapers and sub
scribers:
]. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice 10 the contrary, are considered wish
ing to continue their subscription.
.. II subscribers order the dIscontinuance
of their periodicals, the publishers may
continue TO send them until all arrear-
ages are paid
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office TO which
they are directed, they are held respon-
sible until they have settled their bills,
and ordered them discontinued.
A. If subscribers move 70 other places
without informing the publishers, and
the papers are sent TO the former iirec-
tion, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that .srefusing
TO take periodicals from the office. or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled for,
is prImq .facia evidence of Intentional
fraud.'
6. Any person who receives a newspaper,
and makes use of il, whether he has Or
dered it or not, is held in law TO be i
subscriber.
q. If subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound 10 give notice to the Publisher, at
the end of their time, if they do not
wish 10 continue taking il; otherwise
the publisher Is authorized to send ii on
and the subscribers will be responsible
until an express notice, with payment of
all arrearages, Is sent to the publisher.