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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
by Frank %. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouser,
No. HOS Main street
opposi,e new State Bank bulldog.

cMALL BRICK DWELLING. on COZ.
- LEGE STREET NORTH OF MARSHALL
STREET. FOR SALE AT AtCfiON-u4
WFDN ESDAY, October 2lst. on The premises; /
Will sell at AZ o'clock Z. II. the E!:lEh d" ELL
ING No. 403 College street, containing I'VE rooms,
and in nice repair, now unGer GOOD rental cl'y
water In The yard. ana taxes Tor 1874 pare.
TERMS One-four1h cash balance in four. eight,
aud twelve months, six per 1T. added.
oc If FRANK ID. HILL, auctloneer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Noble Main street.

MISERABLE FRAMED HOUSE. STU
~ ATED ON THE EAST LINE OF EIGH-
TENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND VENABLE
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Wesli shall,
ut the request of the owner, sell at public AUCTION,
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 2lst Day
NJ (1ct6ber 1874 at Az o'clock L. NJ. that desira-
HE FRAMED DWELLING located as above de-
scribed containing six rooms. &C., with The usual
out. houses. now occupied by n good tenant. The
lot fronts 90 by feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at !be hour OF
SALE LYME BhOIHhh,
nc AlctlOnetfS-
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Reil Estnte Agent and Auctloneer,
No 11nS Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A BEAuTlF6 !;
"A BUILDING LOT, ON The S SUh = a. If HfE nj I,
s ST AND ONE SQUARE FROM FROM, MY a7s
ROEPAKK.On TUEsDa Y, October gUiii -: 40 90 n
that Very desirable LOr OF GROUND, located as as
above described and fronting 81 rec. on 1T inv
Street, with depth OF $50 feet to l5ioos ass
,,non this SQUARE and. with OTTER Improvements 10
Contemplation, should attract the attention OF DE-
lies In search Of good building lot In the iost
sirable portion Of the city. o,sbt-
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balanceAs iour; c,sn''
and twelve months six per cent. interest a,aen.
: oc ibid FRANK ID. Hit. aucuoneeL.
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AUCTIor sALEs--F'utdTe Days.
BY Pane, Csbeil u CO.. Auctlonsers.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL or
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
DRY GOODS, &Ga &C.
On "WEDNESDAY the 21st Instant, commencing 20
nj OK o'clock, we win sell ut our warehouse seye-
raj invoices OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE,
comprising variety Of seasonabIs and desirable
goods In
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES,
MEMS and BOYS, HATS and CAPS,
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
, OYERSHIRTS,
4 MERINO SHIRTS,
HOSIERY,
UMBRELLAS, &c. Sc,
to which we invite the attention Of the trade.
Sale positive and without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
oc17 Auctioneers.
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sATrCTFOV sAIaE;s-- Future lsaSs.
By crumbs d Wtlilamss y,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlone , uie'
80 q cont between Main and Bank.

"a III 4 ga 3 .SxxH%N
::T,r7yyErUToR,s SALE, BY AuGI JST !,
! IL E = T II MOST VALUABLE PR0PER,pl9Y
AZ TaE sog IT 4 EsAfspt SHsFFssees g f ON
AM Rr uE I'i a Nh THIRTY. FoUR AND 0nE,
Hale EaaT On c cAAfr sTE aSp 'HsVtsa !
BtaSI h ~ y rrsJREEUJINDRED AND THIkI
TWo FEHT On EIhESSrH HE Executor q e
quest Oh mF Tar. deceased. we will self at auction,
ae B iSe pr tn5f on 2d 9esObss
1874. at O'Clock r NJ the z, prSPer51y lanes ati Gum
Son ns lumber yard. Located Id ihe NEAR, III ~
the heavy business part of iae S Along its line this
nronerty presents advantages as q hss iSr We. anv
bo,,s.,s. 1nanufactories, &C., not equaiisd oS any
The Special attention of capitalists Is invsed 10
this sale. ,1,nce nj stx twelve
,iabtnan and twenty four months for nego, iap n
nnies with six per cent. interest added, ano Sc
curea ny aeea u GRUBBs s WILLIAMS,
AuctiOneer5,
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by e. d. Eacho'
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneer'
No, 9 north Fourteenth street

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WIl he
N sold by auction, ut the late r. sidci re OF ".
B. Randolph, deceased. T.. Chatswor,a, y on tsf
Osborne pike about three miles rist % ii's w
In the county of uenrC0, on w DNF ~; -,
tober 81, 1874. al ~ O'Clock NJ. Tue i'''"''N'
property-to wit: uorS.
Pi.OUGHS, HARRONs, ana ioh7'
One FOCH-HoRSE WAGON,
One FARM WAGON.
+ One THRFSHISG MACHINE,
One REAPER,
One lot of HARNESS..
One CUTTlSh-kSIFE,
One CRADLE,
One CONN HELLER,
Two WHEAT-FASS, ooo.
One lot Of SHINGLES. about 4 IVY wy, ~.
OATS, FODDER, aud WHLAI->lh ""'
Three MULES. and
Dne GOLD WATCH. - ;sO
TERMS: All sums uncer soU. ca'u. ~, ~ roi.s
nire;y days, interest added, In HtSI'iA"'e |''
satisfactorily endorsed. ,,,s,-,tor
JOSEPH BRYAN, Adinip'sfa'''
Sale conducted by T.. ID. EACHo, A"c'iO"''''
ne Att
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caocKEnY AND GLASSWARE.

T. b. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
Lie AND DEALER IN FINEFRtENCH CHINA.
decorated ana plain white; foe Frenth ana Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, tngHsh ivory haudled
TABLE CUTLERY, finest triple. plated TEA
sets, ICE-WATkR PITCHERS. II "a TRAYS,
GOHLtTS. &C.. and large variety OF FANCY
ARTiCLES. Also. GRANITE and COMMON
WARES. Japauned aad plain TN WA RE. aud
HOUSk-FUhAlSHlNG GOODS GENE. RALLY.
A LARGE STOCK Just received direct t. rom the
Iactoiies AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
respectfully invite ali who ma, need 90, 'ds In
my line to call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing. K, b. TAYLOR
Mo. 10ll Main street, opposite Post-ofce,
Wholesale and Retail.
j. D: CARDozo aud B. ALsop, speciai partners.
sc 14-3m a9! . - -
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By Edward c. Goddin,

Real Estate Agent and AHcuOHceT,
1915 Main street, Yearly opposite the posl'of
IN TUESDAY THE 10Th INSTANT
I atAx O'Clock r. wi sell, on The premises,
on The ISSTALMENT PLAN, one OF thosc very ue.
sirate Tr SEA1EAlS In clyde Place. No IU3 wtst
Cary street. he house contains SIX rooa's ptslues
Is in q most excellent nHehbOrhood. Not many
such opportunities occur is is now offered.
TERMS: 5000 cash: balance IN monthly ply
EDWARD c. GOnDlN,
oc15 AuciiOneeer
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE CT CoAL.-Tbe
principal coal. dealers in the city have ad.
yauccd the price of anthracite coal fifty cents
per oad-namely, egg and stove to IS and
chestnut TO 81.
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SOLDIERS SUrPER.--The Virginia Division
of the Association of the Army of Northern
Virginia will Lave q grand supper here one
night during Fatr.Beek.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSE,
N SADDLE, Birdie. FURNITURE, &C.-As
administrator, l will sell at public auction on
THUR DAY the 22d diy Of October, 1874, ut the
la ,e residence OF thomas I. Duke. deceased three
miles east of Richmond, ON the charles city road,
one firsl-rute WURk-HO RISE, So Dbl r ana hRi-
DIE. together with various articles of HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN fURhIrURf. CARPEN-
ThRS' TDuLS, &C. Sale to commence at IL
O'Clock A. VI.
TERMS: Cash +. DUKE,
oc .TuE Ih3t 3D.. Administrator.
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JUDGE APPulNTED.-Iesterd Governor
Kemper appointed Thomas {. BouldiD,
ESD, judge OF Charlotte county, to bill va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Judge i.
n Read
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BS %. II. ApDtTsOH-
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, AT AUCTION, OF
: PERSONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue Of
trust deed from l.. II. Kemp, dated arch 81
1874, and duly recordt d, being tber@r" r,quirej
by the bene fciary. l Will sell ut his tesld.nee
&c reen wood abjut sixteen miles below PscS'
mond. adioinHg Malvern Hill, &c. on " EDNFS
DAY the 2Sth Of October. ] STA, at ~ O'Clock VI :.
one S0rrel Mare, one Sorrel HORSE one Bay Nue one
mare and COW; Wagon and two sets Of q ar: Cart
and Harness.: ans Cow with eleven Pigs,
TERMS Cash rs 10 the debt scared. ia,eres,
and expense of sale. A. Z. APPLESDS
Trustee,
Immediately after the above sale. By virtue If
the deed OF trus. d. ted August O, 1871. and dry
recorded also executed by said Kemp aud his WIFE
being thereto required by the beneficiary. sc viii
sch The crop of CORN now STANDING ON said farm.
Greenwood" supposed TO be about 80 barrels.
TERMS Cash. l.. X. ePlLMAN.
}. l.. APpEs>yN,
oc 10 Trustees
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NAPLES AND It's EAvIIoNs.-Rev.D DR.. j. b.
Jeier will tonight deliver his admirable Ice
ture on Naples aud It's Euvirons ut Associu-
ton Hall. The proceeds are to be devoted
to 4 charitable object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
BY Edward.C.sGoddtn,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer,
NO. lOl5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALUA-
4 BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, IN M
WEST SIDE OF THlRTEENrH BEIWEtN
MAIN AND CARY STREE rs. A httIION-
Nv virtue of deed of trust executed bv !ayirle
Il. stevenson to The undersigned ,nnary l, 1878
and recorded In the Office OF the clerk 81 me Chsn
Gerry Court in ieed.hook SO Z, page 2oZ. JaiIuIts
2, 1873, and ut the request OF The benrDclarlrs III
said deed shall proceed 10 sell at pub &c alci6a,
on the premises, on FRIDAY. Otloter 2Sl
ut AZ O'Clock z. M.. thar VA,u BILE bhi,h
STORE located rs above described. and no" occu,
pied by Messrs lillian :. W.oI& Go. al sooo
rental. o,
rhis property has been recently huit' anu i en-
tirely new and of substantial character. tnl' p,.s
ST uate iu the centre Of the business portion Vi ue
city. should command the attention 81 ta!sies WIZ
desire TO invest in goou paying pr"per'F' ih L.
fronts on Thirteen II street 81 feet, ruhiiis o'eA
6S S12 feet. .,sio
TERMS: The deed requires $500 TO DC pila ~ ~
cash and the penscs OF sale, but nthef M i ~''
be agrt ed upon. FEaAh IL. H.
nc 0-tGS ~ $50,
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BY Isbell & Son.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TT-SIXTH STREET RtTWEEN Nj AND y
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, ~ THE CITY OF
kICHMOND.-By virtue of decree pronounced
BY the hancery Court of the city OF Richmond
on the / 9Th Gay of October, 1872, in the suit OF
Bouis et ais Brel ct Gls We shall offer for sale
Di Y the 2lss day of October. S74, at AZ O'Clock
F. NJ that desirable HOUSE and LUF on the east.
ern side of Twenty.sixth street between u ana y
streets Church Hin. The lct fronts 42H feet and
runs back 20 feet to alley fourteen feet wide.
The improvements consist Of large frame dwell
ing and the usual ou'.houseS.
TERMS: One third CASH and the residue on
credit Of six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added aud title retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid ana conveyance
HENRY G. CANNON,
W.JOaIAH LEAkE,
oclO Special commissioners.
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: rfsyrror saIEs-...rhts Day.
By Cook & Laughton, auctioneerS'
CORNER governor and FRANKLIN streets.

TTorJsEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES,
Ill kT- GAUCTYON.-THIS DAY at ~
O'Clock we win sell at ourauctiou-rooms ah asSofs.
meG1 81 and KrTcHENFURN1T
H stfs a and sHuCk MATTRESSES tncw),
INGRAM and other CARPETS, .roupe
CHAMBER, OFFICE, and ether SISyEo.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
One 2-stop PARLOR ORGAN, In good , nru se
zoo - Auctinneers.
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IT. 41F,-IIV.' TT ~, - n
JAMES VI. TAYLOR " son. AuctioneerS. &c j.

5>KUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESlkA-
i BILE FAM, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OFCHESTE RFJELD, CALLED "hOWL!NG'S,'
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AID SEE-
EN- rY-NiNE ACRES, MORE OR LESS, on the
west sid Of the Manchester and Petersburg trrn-
pike. and bounded by The lands Of Thomas q;
Hatcher, T.. :. Woodbridge, james ii. Piaif. aid
others, and abont a ha,fmile from the half way
station on the Richmond aud Petersburg railroad.
ana about eleven miles from either Richmond or
Petersburg. 1919 ,
BY virtue of two certain deeds Of trust executed
to The undersigned as trustee-One dated the 29tn
d.y of priI, 1870, and the Other the 9Th day cf
October 1S72-aDd duly recorded In the cierk 5
office of Chesterfield County Courr: shall In exc
cutiCu OF said trusts being required TO do by the
beuciciares in said Decd sell at public auction on
the premises, on SATU KilAY the ) lst day of oc-
toper, 1871 ut The hour OF IL o'clock NJ, The pro-
perry above described. The DWELLING Is of
brick, containing ten or twelve rooms, and IS said
10 have cost about 81 5000 kitchen, barn, stable,
and other necessary out. houses.
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses of executing
these trusts and the blaace secure by said deeuS
now remaining unpaid-say about S4COO; remaln-
der in one and Two years; Perhaps more 1afofaole
terms will be off red OH the day of sale.
0cl9 CIAkLt.S ". TURNER, Trustee.
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TARPETS! CARPETS !! CARPETS! :!
SPECIAL GSDUChNSNTS OFFERED ALL.
just received ten thousand dollars worth from
the best carpet manufacturers in the country, and
imporSSd, which offer for sale low for cash, or by
weekly or monthts instruments. Call and examine
6ef ore :acrcbasipg and convince yourself.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
sc 2S-1m 1888 Main street.
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VERY VALUABLE BREWERY, WILD LIZ
Y 2 41-lo0 ACRsS OF LAM; MAJ X hpicII.
MCSn.tir MONDAY the 26th, AZ 4 c'r I1CI. Il
II we Will, as trustees under c.ris,h red me
trust executed by Joseph BacSsr 70 u, a The
cSe, If = Kruot, who was the purchase ~ va 20
se Of 10Th OF September last, and d.. ,si~e
comply with the terms thereof ih S aS nk ard
which consists Of 'rM o BKiCh bo'Lp,r aer vim
"a. 100 AcRFS OF LAND. in q neiSno , rI,aU
which bios fair to rise rapidly III pFiee W.
of The expected Chimborszo PARK a.Slrlus 70
make FOOD inycstment is called {" ths s's Of
TERMS: 1900 cash; balance as 70 ..srsst from
81 500 til the Gath OF Ap. vttn 10 e. re %
the oath Of October, 1878 ~ , m Gecice.
sueh 'inie as VIC pAt RANDOLPH BABlos'
W. ID. DhooN"' Trlst'eS.
oclS -
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NEW STYLES OF BOOTS AND

NEW STYLES OF BOOTS ANDe
FULL FAIL sUpPLY NON kFADY.EE
LADIES, MISSES. CHILDkEN'S, and
INFANTS
Peb. Goat Calf, Morocco. and Brush KID; Button
and Laced Boots; Ladies' Goat and Kid Congress:
good substantial School Shoes for misses and boys;
Gentlemen's, Boys, and You his Boots and Shoes
OF every description FIanncl-Lined Slippers and
Buskius for cold feet. Custom work made to
order and guaranteed TO I'll. Repairing neatly and
promptly uoLe: 4 line lot OF Trunks, Satchels,
and Railroad Bags on hand for sale very low. We
will not he undersold by any house in the oily.
JOHN Fl. BOoCHEN q sun,
IA 500 and 51l Broad street.
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BY James VI. Taylor 4 S0n,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VA an ! !,
STnEgT North OF LEIGH STREET AT
SJIttTI0N.-By virtue Of Il deed of trust executed
bv Henry johnson to the subscriber, dated Septcm-
bfr 26. 1873. and duly recorded in the cleIh 5
Office of Richmond Chauccry Court In ID. Il. lul
A. mage 301 to secure The payment Of certain n ego.
liable notes therein mentioned default having p5c
m,Ge IN tiIa naTment Of one of said notes. and at
ta request OF the holder thereof, will proceed TO
sell at public auction. upon the premises on Ehl-
p a. Hf fnr if moi the next fair day thereaf er,
sunday exccp,ed) the LOT as above located, front;
ing IS feet AMI running back between parallel
lines 20 feel tn an alley go feet wide
TERMS: nOMgh In cash to pay the expenses ot
sale ana the amount now due uDnn SAID note: me
balance or such terms as will b. made known :t
the holr Of sale.
49, II. SCI DON TAYf OR, Trustee.
LANES NJ TAYLOR " Son. AnclinmeerS. &C ,
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Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS, &o.-S
IL just received, Il full line OF gentlemen'sk "a
CATERS; also common-sense. broad-bottsmed
SHOES, for cid gentlemen: ladies' foxed Balmorsls
at - 80, Philadelphia make, the cheapest shoe In
the city; La Serge Balmorais at S1.7o and ~ per
pair. Trunks and Satchels ia endless variety. Re-
pairing neatly and promptly doneat
~. Z. w. TAYLOR'S, 335 Broad street,
oc q corner OF Fourth.
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RslsAEH. SHOES, &C.

EALL AND WINTER SHOES.-@ax
l. invite the attention Of gentlemen to RHk
my stock Of the celebrated SrWARks EAS
SENED SHOES and GAL ECO
TIERS, both double and single soled. These shoes
style and hnsh To the French or English shoes.
JOHN &. PAGE, JR.,
900 Main street, between Ninth aud Tenth.
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nON'r PAY So FOR A GAL 1za
~ TER when you can buy acity-madeaza
one ior ga s Pay 81 Ior sao n |he1 yon can
H. 20 to the factory, 81 Broan street between See
0nd and Third. Nothing but ci.y-made goods Sold
Every puir warranted BOOTS FOOTED TO OR
DER FOX ONLY Is. seI6
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Fsbk RENT

DOR SALE. HOUSE with ten rooms, o.
II very desirable and pleasantly sirnited Iii
within 4 few minits' walk # The poSt-uflice; price,
$1,000. A HOUSE on Nenahlc street; price.
81 900. a large and comm" dous FA Willy RESI-
UENCE on Church Hill terms moderate.
SQUIRE 4 BAILEY.
oc 2O-2t Real Estate Agents. 9l7 Bank street.
TOR RENT, HOUSE WITH FOUR G.
II ROOMS and CLOSET, In nice order, Bel Iii
yiGere street near Spring. Apply at 504 Marshall
street. between Filth and Sixth. &C coils
DOR RENT. 4 SUIT OF ROOMS, ca
4 and KITCHEN, on second floor, with or E:l
without board. Also, Il FURNISHED R''OM
ZIG frank lin street. &C 2O-3t*
TOR RENT, a large double BRICK Ssas
l. AND-STUCCOED IWELLING, on lii
Grace between Twenty first ami Twcn y-sccond
streets Church Hill. Rent low 10 good tenant.
Apply 10 w. Il. RnR'HS, agent,
&c 2O-3t zoos Bank street.
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FLOR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE
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STOVES, TENwARE, dc.

A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
N be secured with open CRATES by The use Of
THE PATENT CORRUGATED FlRE-BACK.
for warming two or more rooms. II can be put In
any fireplace without disturbing the maniel or
front
For particulars and references, apply to l.. A.
Crenshaw, or the kichmond Stove Company or
j. - kAGLAND, who will put them up and give
estimates. Oc S-3m
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QUESTION: Where can buy 1N3
SoE good SHOES for myself or chill. e4eS5
dren ut low figures, but made Of good materialY
Answer A. the factory No. 215 Broad street,
between SECOND and Third. where nothing butcity.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed 20 order for only 60. se15
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WE HAVE RECEIVED OURs
w FALL STOCK of BOOTS, SHOES "a
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS. &C.. for "a &
!nvl &c all who wish 4 good article TO examine eur
stock. WNGO, ELLETT d CRUMP,
1908 Iain street,
-oc2 between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
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is YOUR STOMACH UNEASY:

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cure the worst case of chronic dyspepsia in six
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who is not ''sand blind" to the great utilitarisn
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imparts regularity to their functions. Is your
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gnawing at your liver? Ifso. resort at once to
the Bitters.
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shout went up, and had it been possible the
wonderful mare and her driver would have
been borne in triumphon the shoulders of the
people. Late in the afternoon TIE Maid
was brought out on the track stripped, and
great was the admiration bestowed upon
her. She was Introduced TO the spec
tators by President Wells, briefly
and neatly, as the queen
of the turf, and afterw ard Budd Doble was
made to mount the judges stand and ac-
knowledge the congratulations OF the crowd.
The performance of Goldsmith Maid,
as well as the other events of the week.
demonstrated that the Buffalo track is, be-
yond all doubt, the fastest in the country.
1t now has again the supremacy of having
the fastest mile trotted over it, and this is a
worthy crown to the sport of the week.
SUMMARY.
BUFFALO PARK. Aug. Z, 1s7I.-Match against
time, Goldsmith Maid TO beat 2:l6, in harnes,
mile heats, three trials, for 5000.
Budd Doble names b. m. Goldsmith Maid..2
Minutes and seconds name Time-.-.......--..l dist
Time, 2:ls1z, 2:l5L. .
II is worthy OF remark that Goldsmith
Maid is now seventeen years old, and is
still owned by Henry l.. Smith, Esq, of
New York city, who says he would not take
100000 for her, and that she shall not trot
after this season.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-11

An American traveller in Europe, writing
to the New York Tribune, says that There
is finally to be statue to Cromwell in Lon
don. 1t is remarkable to say that this great
est of Englishmen, or at least of English
rulers, has not hitherto been honored by
monuments of any kind in the country he
once delivered from the tyranny of tops and
priests" Nothing is so rare as TO find in
private or public statue, bust or even like.
ness Ofthe protector. "One man." the cor
respondent saws, ''has a room full al
souvenirs of Cromwell's time" and that is
all. 1t may be ofinterest to know that in
this country there is Van Dyck painting
of Cromwell. 1t was formerly i'm possession
of Mr.. Preston, of Louisville. which he pur-
chased at a London curiosity shop nearly q
quarter of a century ago. 1t was supposed
to be the only one in existence.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-11

STATE OF INDIANA, in the Supreme Court
May Term, 1874.
Richard Ransom VS.. Ichabod Turley and Lee
Nj. Jones.
From The Harrison Circuit Court
whereas, 10 appears by affidavit duly filed thai
the above named appellee. Lee AZ. Jones' Is a
nonresident OF the Sra c OF Indiana, now there
iore sAld LIE Al. zones is hereby notified that
Oh The 18th day of November, 1873, Richard
Ransom filed in the clerks Office OF said court a
TRANSCRIPT OF the record in a certain suit APP
peaied from the ta rison Circuit Court,
wherein SAID lchabod Turley was plaintiff. and
said Lee NJ. Jones was co-defendant and said
appellee Is also notified to appear at the court
rooms In indianapolis, before ssid Supreme
court and defend or decline said appeal on the
4th Monday in November next, else the same
VIII be proceeded upon in his absence.
Witness, Charles School, the Clerk ci said Su-
preme Court, and the seal thereof, given at In
dianapoiia, this 2lst day of July. A. d. 1874.
CHARLES SCHOIII, q. s. G.