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WHAT
G. CARTER
HAS FOR SALE.

nLD Dark Tennessee Brandy, at SD per gall
NJlOn; old LarrOnde Brandy, vintage 1895, SIC
per gallon: Old LarrOnde, in cases, bottled IN
COgnac, so cases; Old Pinet Castillon Brandy,
vintage Of 1880, SIS per gallon; Old Vineyard
PrOprietOrs' Brandy; also, Scleifer's Old Cali
fOrnia Brandy; old London Dock Jamaica Rum;
Meader Swan pure Holland Gin. l viii guar
antee the above liquors the purest that can be
bought IN America.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIT. G. Bracking,
GYNECOLOGET And gRGE(N.'

WHO HAS FOR MANY TEARS NAME
w the Diseases and Affections which zre -
culiar 70 Women, ScrOfulOus and other Chro5f.
Affections, his special study and practice ~
achieved the most successful and signal Tieeo-
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Total. .s2,664 80

We need a criminal court. Our laws
IN regard tc continuances are not
stringent enough. 1t is worse than
folly to fine some negroes for violating
the law-for they take the pauper's
oath IN ten days and get clear, leaving
the county the bag to hold.
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7 T BUSINESS LIST


O44 G00 AlOx
architects.
JOHN LEWIS, Res. Fatherland ST., Edgefeld.
JOHN L. SMITH, Cor. Union and College streets
over Third n. Bank.
p. j. WILLIAMSON, Cor. Church and SummeI
streets, Lewis Block.
AttOrneys-at-Ldsc
r. I. CARUTHERs, Jr, 81. W. BONNER, No
46x n. Cherry ST.
J. P. JEUP, ONCE 5SX Cedar street.
WM. X. McALIsTER, Jr., IS N. College street.
SMITH, BAXTER s. ALLISON, No. 5 Porte
Block.
AUCTION and Commission Merchants.
WINSTEAD, SHIELDS a CO., 81 Public Square
Bakers and Confectionery.
L. II. ELDRIDGE, IS Church street.
HRS GEO. GREIG, A Union street.
JUNGERHANN 4 CO.. 81 Public square.
A. RANNIE, a Broad and los s. Market st.
CHAS. ROBERTSON. "a N. Market street.
G. H. VESSEL, 80 N. College street.
Boots and Shoes.
ID Ne COlnCL VI OIO1u Anu OlLEK6 EH
B. N. EATHKRLY, 81 n. College street.
CHAS. Ii. HALL. AZ N. College street.
JOHN HOLIHIN, Q Union street
Nancy & BRO, 50 Church street.
TRECY 4 C0YLE, 21 Union street.
I. L. WINSTEAD 3 CO.. ] n. Cherry street.
Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers.
F. NJ: ALLEN & CO., lsa and 14 North Chsrr,
W. S. HUNT, No. ns North Cherry street.
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
S. POWERS q son, % Public Square.
Contractors and Builders.
SIMMONS & PHILLIPS, Broad St, near vaux,
Druggists.
A. II: COUSINS q CO., corner Broad and Cher,
streets.
Furniture Manufacturers and Dealers.
W. I. BEATI & CO., No. 10 n. College St
NEAkLkI 4 WARREN, 10 and IL N College st
Gun Makers and Dealers IN Guns and
Pistols.
F.J. BITTERLICH q J. LEGLEB, Nc. n Dead
eriek street.
Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
John N. MCKEE & BRO. SO Union street.
VAIN 4 WALKER. "a Public Square.
ISAAC WATERFIELD, - Union street.
Hoop Skirt Mandatory and Ladies'
Goods.
d. LOVEaAS & CO., Is Public Square.
House and Sign Painters,
BEASLET & RUTH, ON. Cor. Public Square.
Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN & HOWELL, 1s4 Ger. Broad N
High streets,
Millinery and Making.
MRS. J. C. BARRY, 40 Union, near Cherry.
ARS. TINES, a n. Summer street.
Mattress Manufactures.
II. MILLER, I North College street.
Manufacturers and DeaLeTsiB Hair Work
]. P. GR1yILLE 4 CO., IS n. Cherry street.
JOS. T. LOLsEAU 3 co, q NJ Cherry street.
Manufacturers Of Looking Glasses, Vim
doIC Cornice and Frames.
FREEMAN s ORCHARD. q North College st
Music and Musical Tn Instruments
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-21
/ Wrecked Balloon

Some weeks ago intelligence was received
that the wreck Q. i balloon had been tuunl
near Nas;.l, South Africa. \ package of
letter, found near the wreck established
ships dispatched irum Paris durin. rs
siege IL ISL. y weIl-auawn P4r.s s..rau,
Who has ..ysu TIE s4oyeetQf b4DJga!a. a
great deal rf attention., n letter To thr
Loudou ImcS, demonstrates ,uat the
wreck Is none other than that OF Richar
Wallace, uhicE left Paris under the char &c
% N, Laclzo ,hrse dys before the capu
larisn. Nnen last seen II. Lacazo vas
RAISING southwark. Tie theory Is that he
7ound an air carrant blowing from tie
north that carried him, probably in the
night t,aie, oct over tie Mediterranean
sea. Having ballast tG tue aAiosut -,
l,Ob2 pounds he oOuEi. by THROWN. 1t 4oG.
Ianiataia high altitude. Subsequently,
faling hln>i u7ef the desert OF SahaIs,
he aeioaaut may have concluded TO keep
on uniii hc rvacAei tae s-a coast or sJIe
slher Eurupoan settlement. The Eicha.J
Wallace WAS OF the sane size iai
capacity as the Nile aOg.eau., sLieh
carried NJ. NJ Il 'l,er All psseha.u;es
JJc miles nur;h II Christina ia Norway.
s FH - III
TIGE never >es- heyl,y L. 81. us but v len
L is '.a' ) employed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~" :" 80
80 90 : 20 "'"' : ~ y
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II e.'"i' ho' y s''' u : Mag ana H"e
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PASSAGE TICKETS.

SOLE AGESST CT Mas;;o~ae AL gicinit,
fer the Hamburg and Americaa Steamship
Company Also agent for German sai'ship
limos FREE TICKETS issued frrm Ger
n=ny to als ,itawoe IL Eew Yo-s rates
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Recollections Of ctler DAYS.
Pom Deacon Eicalrd MIS- Cincinnati

f.on beacon Ilcalrd DIS Cir alti
0.z1ii.
II voa had my known Col. DariI Shsf,
~ho lives III Opc1iEga (callei Kurnc Dave
for short), you surely would have though
10 big ueder :en'imar ev pul ed Il
t icS,r. You can risk your bot on do ar
q at the myers used to hUiIcr when til
see sle Kernel come 70 stir them rou ID.
II could bit silver lime with rife every
sime at sixty PAGES, sure rs you're a sinner
aud ! lying, r'raIs You think, bot Ly
y TN er lie aid dtink twenty Bourbon
7;raights afose he go: bis dun r. He al
ways fIrned lie ,keF; AMI he held such
hands nj poker that he gin'r / y vert il
bind, and raised the ant; which REMINDS
nie r g1me With strange maa WHO
came one evening down Al Major Russell
banty.
We we're sitting there--Juls- Move,
his tsp oldest gro~n up boys, Dr.. Sander,
Cap'n jenkins an! lis rother, the strau
ger, Dave, ana me--when Col. Dave, say,
c "Coine, gen linen, Its st"p up and have
another. 80 We stepped up IL the bar,
had drink aud Z cigar all roua1 On tie
hurnel : invitation: aud everybody present
Felt agreeable and pleasant, and We had
reg lar lfieniIy conversation Then the
tra"ger CHARGED to cay that he'd never
earned to pay draw poker, but e wished
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The Wonders of australia

The Brisbane { Ansraiia) Courier Of
Dec mber 30. 1873 pu fishes the following
Official telegram from Mr.. Walter iIjH, the
government botanist, deted from Cardwe ell,
on the 27th, and received BY the Qaecus
lnud secretary for lands: Since the 20tl
OF November, Ne have ,xamiued the banks
Of tie Mu.rave, Eassell, MossmJn, Dain-
tree and liull rivers, AMI have been NOR,
or less Successful III finding suitable lari
for sugar and other IT, picni and semi trop.c-
al PRODUCTIONS Tie ascruto Of tie summit
Of BclleHdeu Kerr was successfully IN tdc b.
Johustene Iii, and eight troopers At
:, 500 feet in height We Observed an un L.
c.ihsd tree wigh crimson flowers. winch
exceis the Poincilna regia, C,lyi.la race.
N, 81, L"EsretroHIa Icgia, and the JNra
ruuda Tsimusiiuiia: ut i, 400 feet a zee f,I n
I" hich viii exceed IN grandeur all others os
the Al5orcuas class; palm tree at the
samc hight which will riyalau Of the Brit
i~h India species in gra cefuluess. On III
b ks Il the Dantree We siw Il ptlrn tree
cocoa Which far surIaser tie unique sp,ci-
men Ia the garden OF lh. SANE gea,rl from
Brazil in grandeur and Iracefuness Willie
eating given lie "a the banIs Of the
river ,joinstone, for thc purpose OF eAamin
ing the land, an cn0rIAoUs tx tree stood in
the WY. far exceeding 10 stuutncss ana
grandeur the renowned forrSt giants of
Csiiforai. and Victoria. Three feet from
the 2 ouuI it measured ljQ ieet ir crcum
ference; 1T lilfv tiye feet where it sends
forth giant branches, tie stem wa. ~ arly
eighty feet in circumference. The river
Johastona, within limited distance Of the
coast, nfsrs the first and best ialuccmcnt,
to sugar cultivation
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4 Sell Mt Sale.

Aminble shop keei srs deserve to be
canouizrd. Here is an iiu tration of the
rails To which they are enns'autly subject
ed. One midsuu mer day, when .Fulus
-lcPt, Gnl the thermometer stood Ill the
,,'netic-, lsiy .eei storA not a
th"ussn nj E %. a' d nq i'll for pa
>ois. Thu ob'igne p p--"'nr -lread o t
before her samples oi large aud vari d
stock, " Have you any of this shade n
intle larger ? SAID the lady. The size
larger was produced /" | think TN tie
VII 'aSl psefer the size smal er" The E
ma les WIS p.tse ted. - iiIvr y,u nv 1
this sze TX IJer shade of L,ue?' The
required shade Was Lrpught ous. Haven't
you any of thIs kind With a cFnuse
haudla!' The shade wiki the erGo,,.
handle ppeared. lave yoa any ", h
tie orook-i handle not quite SC heavy?'
snIl the lady, aHd 81 continued her in-
qqiFles inr eresy conceivable size, shade.
and weig possible in the line of pa-asols.
! fer nearly ga hour hai baen thus con-
~nnied, the fair shopper gathered up her
handkerchief and gloves and moved for the
door. Cant l sell yoa A parasoi?" N
qIred tho exhausted proprietor. 90!
dear, no, !" replied the lady, Il was merely
inquirinG TIM prices. | am going into
mo-rnng mysei. and have one for sale
e - F.
TRERE are men tha. gather together they
bags q: gold ana silver, ad SIT, down and
veg and sound every dueat; and we call
til, IN a1isers. There ar ulisers also, OF the
>oal, thatrias Their Wit les, and generosi,ies
"a! trA.th sisakinss, and goet deeds. An3
he ulas4 IA iss.aeis Of all mise le -a:sers
are these soal -piisers, TIA; are perpeiually
Tirei.s ,irs 5-r-rs over t'pair own little acs
c, m 10. o. rtue an attainment.
- y. II. VI. Beecher.
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4 Pennsylvania Oil Town.

MiI,rs,ovn, lately DESTROYED by IRE,
Wa. !, good type OF the average Pennsyl
vans towns which owe their wealth, pros
prr.ty ani posi.ion to the discovery of Re
II cam. Three year. aga 1t was 4 dead
III cclntry village. Farming land there
&c & lie bought for sic an acre, and town
H., r5 Vas correspoaiinAly !ow. How TIE
!.asers gained their livelihood. was AZ
pea question. They grew up ard yese
;.,vd until death reaIej and g.therea
t.,cun 10. Iheu their ch.iiran took their
father places aud followed III their foot
steps. living she same iaz humlrum lives
indy an OIL aIvrusu.er STRUCK oil a:
Mans City. Their property at MiIleEs
t1un Iuse 510 per ceut. Everybody Was
excls!. Inc farmers caught the fever,
and would come into town to talk oil. FIN
:. y rig Was Luin anl well drilled. It
proved 60 be lgy hole Then another
vel and eth another were drilled. until at
asss1t:eeu favored thcia wiSa lao bar
,r.i9s. a perfect whirll CO. OF excite
I'll nj broa. o,eT the tosn. Nitn Their
X ii Ii 4 cure tae oil speculasor. \
- N silia. farls iiiat year before he
H.asl. nave been glad = sell Tor $1,000 re
ceiks ) tu,0a1 Tor i, sae owner G. The
l.eAs Old h2sel co-ei .!th an ofT-r Ut
.i.'. t1 \ 90 barrel WI vs. struck,
men Iiickiy r iusri the !. loco and
y bArrei wells, WISH at once proehim
HI 4..ers.unl.- la Champion oi! territorg
e /. y sria. hfl-l Ias pr9,prriIy, MI
'.r.s az "a .ss d in appearance, ana orr
Vs. W.ss tten,ias aitb 5lsins.s am
Ill &c +it.i et.sr.-y- -l4g only a f."
i.e.esa-d es'ls r,-rk the SO. ~
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All About Blind Mans buff.
Lyon Il. 8. " .o.A. fsr NJ


II al cur Younger reader like to play
lind Man. Bud, ~hen they eau, and E
n many II tire older reader for that mat
= B4t very one mag not know that the
/. M j. more than eight hunifed years old,
~ Shat il w4s : f.seritc amusement Of
gaT ,onrt- mi merry making princes and
I-rce-ses. l,siorc it became tine fagorite
h,llltv gas..me lc- boys and siri-. Blind
3so- BuA'. j one u the .fnrts that came
er to krgiat.l il Tie tI4iu Of William
.4e Ganqtaror
!. hat IL eri..4 in Liege-one Of tie
ilr Or sinc.s II France, in the prosper
"a aay- &c Robert the bsyont, who sue
o-aaeI III fa.n,a. old French monarch.
II .uas Caret il the year 9JG.
% 10 tae year 3D., LjeSe received among
~ .aI.aui chiefs. one Jean Colin. II,
: almost giant il strength, Sampson
am.a. IL I.iesAoi., and nearly shared the
esperence u sampson ef old as you shall
trr7.atig hsaE hls grim warrior used to
:,
''''''.''
,....,
~ = -
= ~ 80
rsn.ls were Of perpetual occurrence in
'"'s' a'uA ~
~, in mail rry
maiet WIS cohst"hdy 10y II queh'uS
t"etn. i'rs'5.o Dtc4ihe 'N' ~" u 's'''i
- : ''''''
- 1'is-s - "''o
o'.as - i'3.''''' ~ w :
''.s.' Inn ' = -
- '4'~'''s' 49,
s'''''' ny ""e'"'' v ~
i.o'''.'' '''f..'4 - wa 80 ''' ~
I. ~ ambition, ty avoid the tap Of jean
~ y 1''
, the ian y putting oIt Joan Colin
H..
-,
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4 Colorado Iultoi Interviews aCl3a.
man.


We asked hiu il lee ,.iI'r want s,rne d =
verti5i done. He stnrpeI york ons
r,,'u;h TO say that he chrrgrl 5 a duzen,
ont 70 ing. W. exp.aina that i
WASH WISH TX We wanted, but advertising.
We told him 0w much his business would
be increased, how he'd he richer than the
King OF the Sandwich Islands in six rlon,hs
if hc'd only advertise. This seemed To he
clear 20 him, and HI, face frightened up as
h sad: "Eus.Eess belly Slow, nobody go
60 money. We cIunty jouK odt ii paper
at HAT We carefully explained to hrla al
about IL cents IA iinc-uie If these thu Is
clear across here every time the paper WAS
printed. I he people, We told him, would
r al this and then come To linn for washing
lie tonk a deep interest ia the Whole story,
and pant markcl: attenrInu 10 our few r.
marks. 'lon >r,., MIR Hong Ire We sad,
thinking he as getting along tir,t rate it,
r ii =, = b is Ffp r--'i.is her p" out
tug "a finger on ~. "'Wnen people read
ny rush off frant'cal'y and bay of every
'o' y whose meme they see in the paper
DO ou IN !esst IN ? Il, s,i h ID AMI
TO X on isow many pieces We had
VIII, thrr they we're big or Il he. We f. t
lie u-aGed. We la! WORKED hysi for
half ap hou' already, and he al the an
h knL we y,rre no bon w ..ti,s :
Win az imprrcati"n on the Whole race e
"rnt Yer the rh1ie tory aua5n, even gong
80 Iara> 20 figure ~ to hin haa ,.iy
raiers We pri.ue au4 toN may We ~
Ieeted to trlut. lie Wac al attention a.
h"t,rr. hut when we -5ornc ~. breath he
spirited Mater uu 1t batch o. CLOTHES t!lrouar
h;s teeth, an! then raid. as cnriIv a.
mua.my, hat il We brought our clothes on
Monday be wouI j have them ne W,dnes
day
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ACoRREspoxpFxr SAYS; .eYuoev

4 CoRREsP0NDENT SAYS: .sIun ev
er see young girl II velvet and her mott,
er in talle except they are AN America
mother and daughter, and never saw +
French womar whose front hair Look. d
Ike poojte do-,- back. Vanity withou'
cninman sense, has usade more sirishts il
'o"ks among American women than then
Creator i accountable for, and nowadays,
When fashions are 20 adaptable, no one il
sxcusabis an nos bong al least presentuble
But go long as the word Stylish SUPER
ode. all others in nur vocabulary, and s,
iorg a NodIlty' i. the SYNONYM OF style, !
'ui pose those Of a- aho are neither til,
re nor Ia ether can Only fold our hands
nj wait for cur turn"
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-
- the a-r ur lcy have
@gg 4cs-
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EAtE as8uEac.
RY nHaFLpTTs TEBhY.

IL s VIC sec Oh the OCEAN
re white rs White can be
III. never one ii ih- harbor
- white as tne sTiis =, ssa.
- ne c,or,d- ;hat1erosia the n,oaniains.
W. purple and god delight.
7urn ID coid gray raist al v,i'grs
&c ever " reach tAr height.
Tie a.oaaf .;a- we ? srgyn- q glory
IN when seeL from afr
..a .te sai,. lo-.se III rhe,r Ai.ele-.
ia-4e the E.rbor b..
: ..elv ard { IL i the vessel
.4t csn4c. not near cur e q
stats ald 4Ai the nauat IA
i.o-e liz hi We rnrs r. er reach.
& l...sr e. thou dear ench inter-,
s.'ralI iatay n &c vi!
Z Il .f. ~ r.. g mountains
IL. III utthe far-1f sal. !
= j. = tAy rssss Of sP'gud9r,
o Eouu AL. %! d and gray
q Al. IA tar -nswy whltencs.-
I5ae hot no port, ! pray
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DR.. 7. Walkers California Vim,

HitlAtl AkiA-i lltsNttC NA44tsiN l4tlll INC HI
tive herbs found on the lower ranges os
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-.
uia. the medicinal properties of which,
are extracted thHrctr0m without the usc.
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "NIiat is the cause of the,
UNPARALLELED success Of VINEGAR Bur
TrRS?" Cur answer IS, that they remove.
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers lis health They are the great
blood purllicg and 4 life giving principle,
4 perfect Rcnoyatur and mvigorator
of the system Never before in tina
history Of the world has medicine been
Compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities or VINEGAR BirrERs in healing the
SICK Of every disease man Is heir To. They
are 4 gCGttg IarLauve a. well As Tome:
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the liver a..d yisccral Organs III BaiouS
Diseases ~.
The properties Of DIR. WALKEE's
VINEGAR BlT~l'EG> are Apc1cnt Dlaph orctic.
Carumatve. Nutritious. Laxative. Duretic.
Scdaiivc. Couutrr-i r.,tJ1t Sldoriiic, Altera:
tive. and AIti-E..iuus.
Grateful Thousands proclaim viz.
EGAE BIrTEES the most wonderful In
vigorant tia. evet sustained tho sinking
system.
No Person can lake these Bittcrs
according 10 oIIcct!uAa. ANA remain long
uuwt.l provides, taa.g b0Urs are not de-
stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Renittent aud Inter-
mittPHt fcyCTS. Which arc Sc, prcv3.
ient in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri.
Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland. Arkau.
sas, Red. Colorado. Brazos, Rio Grlndc,
Pearl Alabama. Aub..c. savannah, Ro-
anokc. James, and many others, With
their vast tributaries, throughout our
ehtirc country during the Summer and
Autumn. and remarkably so during sea-
sons o. uUESuGl AaIt and dryueSs, arc
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
r.G-aucNtS Of tho stomach and liver,
and ether abdominal ",src!a. In their
treatment, u purGatNr, cNcrrinG pow
Criua iniiuCnCe upon these various or
T9ns, is essentially necessary. There
is 40 Cltll1gtir for tho purpose equal to
DIR. J. WALKEE'S VINEGAR BIrrERS,
as they will speedily remove the dark:
co.1Tcd vjsrii uHttcr with which tho
novels are lpadcd at the same tir J
stimulating the sccrrtiuns Of the liver,
ami generally Restoring the healthy
functions - the digestive organs.
FOgtiiy ta2 b0iy against disease
btrIERS- No puiicmic can take hold
ola system ,t1ls laFa-armcd.
ID ~p"p.ia or Indigestion, Head.
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Az Cd a.nan at a lrlYer meeting i
relating lis experience, stated that We
4 sea in storms and ,emp"sr~, be had Of
t"n dor ved grent cnmf,-t f.. m thnt b..r :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

IEsoMAIesf0HERss SALE Oh. y6rna
sllELE IAPHQYEp ZEAL ESTATE n m M,
I sgEEETss M Z, on M4ix
iShhaA a1 & stI EsTERsrrRs 5 ls ~
sIDE or sEvENEEEATH #NgAR VEEIBIIE
q ;jByTiffse 81 dssrse sfshe chaneery cours o,,.
CITY OF Richmond pror onnced on tho Sd dsy ~
July, 1874. In the case OF who sue.
s spssi thereby sp e gnss
Ss % fMosD sss q e ssD.D9s ss
1874, commencing % a O'Clock d., IN Inc orae..
sass gasGsf ssfs sRicK
BETWEEN Nineteenth and Tnenriet1 streets. cam sa
pied by Thomas Leahsy as the rent Of i4oo Der
Ifter ws,icll.1say at AZ O'Clock P. M.-,hat ,h,,a
story BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. M
IL on The north side OF Main, between seYen.
saa remit 81 s aaa By
After which, .Bayy O'Clock p. M..-that HRyfr,
AND FRAME sf0KE AND DIV SLING. M
1904. ON me north side Of franklin, between
cupied by Mr. r. O.. Adams at the rent Of ss5f,
per annum, as grocery store for which It IS Mi
Az ssSs Sses and Nsss To
LOT adjoInirg on The east side of Seventeenth
| TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months FOR nesotiabe notes, bearing
| senf- annraliy, and the Title retained untl the
T''s purchase Sa5Ss S9 Y bew,
JAMES n. TAYLOR Il son, Aucfioneers. elk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16
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OoMMIssIoN ERs' SALE OF a YAL y

COMMIssIONERs' SALE OF a. YALU-
OABLE TRACT OF LAND, known, e. nn y s Mlg-
eOntainng TWO H9HgR H,g IA G.r sn1
TYTW0 ACRES OF LAN LIME nE a an s,atioS.
ON the Richmond. a1d
road Also, very ystnse - wSich IL ny.
tached SAW-MJLL, with all usual ana necessary
implements and machinery, and 70 TWO Oh Wn,sn
are attached all proper and conyenlent nscnahsL
for getting out keg and barrel staVes a.
trustees of the Mutual Building Fund and Dollar
Savings Bank In bankruptcy, g. EnsreS a. ~
Decree entered the / 18th OF July, 1874. -.
In execution Of the ,ere5y ap
poinied for the purpose. win, on FRinA ai ane
Pgsth day of September, 1874, at IL O'Clock, eS-
pSss for sale at 9g%PRsx G q
tract rUav Of land consi.tof FIVE FRAMED Dwell T.:
others two rooms each a stable of thirteen stalls
large feed-house, TWO kiln-houses ana SIX iog
houses, each containing one room; Al ST. W sa1
of land ID we'll located and watered, ana mas wen
of excellent water upon IL. ,r.t,r,v
Also THREE ST EAM-ENGINESnopr e OF thirty nj y
ono of twpnty-fye and Que of twenty Dorse-p0W-
e ere and an THEE sAW-biILLs, to one Of which Is
stlached four cylindrical saws for ksg-sves, one
for ano fnr 1.-the for
culing keg and barrel-headings ana requisite IN
ishipg lathes.- o,.o.. oro A srr
aciency in cash defray the expenses OF sale tne
balance In three equal insaments at si1 tweVe, ah b
eghteen months, the deferred insIaiments 10 pe
orhdenced nv the negotiable notes Of the purchaser
with good enaorsers, the title to be retained until
ali The purchase-money Is paid.
THE terms OF sale as to the machinery are One.
,bird cash the balance In two equal instalments q,
three and six months the deferred instalmenIs %
I've evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchaser
A rare opportunity Is hereby offered to persons
who are DESTROYS OF embarking In the sa"-n'li'hs
and keg and barrel-making business; -, o,d docrse
The commissioners are empowered Dy sai9 ueSise
to make private sale of the aboye-mennonsd sseam
engines saw-nills &c. and VIII entertain proposaf
iot 'hsAi THOMAS n. WEIGH,
Guiney's Caroline county, Va;
ROBERT HOWARD.
.2t Richmond, Va,
.1eot Special Commissioners.