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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-05

congregational Finances.
Sadly. ;nturminabtyy, xsfSed, VI yer
are the views of members of Congress
Upon the measures which are best t
adopt to improve our financial condi
ton. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, al .
though his bin for the issue OF 3-65
convertible bonds was voted dow d in
the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency, has succeeded IN getting II set
down for consideration before the
Committee of the Whole.
In the bill that. the above named
Committee has reported in effect for
free banking, it has also migrated d
section looking to redemption. This
section is as follows: So
"Thc Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby authorized and directed to is
sue at the beginning ofeach and every
month from July, 1874, $2O0O0,OOO of
United States notes, not bearing inter-
| est, payable in gold two years after
date, Of such denominations as he shall
deem cxpedient not less than $40 each.
in exchange and as substitute for the
same amount of United States notes
now in circulation, which shall be can.
celed, destroyed. and not reissned, and
any excess of gold in or hereafter com
ing to the Treasury Of the United
States after payment of interest upon
The public debt, instead Of being used
to supply any deficiency in the revenue
provided to meet the current expendi.
lures of the Government, shall hereaf.
ter be retained az a reserved fund for
the redemption Of such notes.
The Ways and Means Committee OF
the House IL in doubt what to do, and
have not reported save III favor Of the
issue of the legal tender reserve
Some oppose even the imitation occa-
stoned by the issue ofthe ~, OOO, OOC
legal tenders. Others are willing to
legalize 40 much imitation, while others
still want more issue Of greenbacks
the latter want say $l50, 100000 more
currency Issued. aE sfs y
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sT. LOUIS mARKET. /

N 1865 81. LOUIS, Feb. f..
y Flour STEADY. ;9s
., WHEAr-Better. No. 2 spring l.26
No. 3 fall Las. s
Com Opened firm at D2@621f on
East track but closep at 81. 81,
3 OATs--Firmer, AK in Fact elevator
BARLEY--Nominal. II M
RrE-Nothing done.
WHIsKY-96.
PoRK Steady. .3sg
BULK MEATs-Bacon quiet and firm
LARD-No minally unchanged.
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mILMAukEE MARKET. !

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 4 /,
WHEAT--Firm ct 81. 24h cash 1867
for Feb, l.29 for March. 5.',,
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st. LeuiA Live steck Marks

IA IA ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4. =
Hoas--R Receipts 5000; market active
and flrm at $5.50a5.76. p5
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redemption and reissue of United
States legal tenders and national ba nix
notes and for free banking. Refer ed
HOUSE.
The bill from the Post Office Com
mittee exempting from the operation
of the law limiting contracts Of the
Post Once Department to one year,
mail locks, keys, bags, stamps, envel-
opes, postal cards, and newspaper
wrappers, passed
The bill authorizing the National
Bank at Hagcrstown to move to
Washington and change lite name to
Citizens National, passed l47 to IS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Mr. Sherman,
from the Finance Committee, reported
a bill, providing for the Withdrawal
of $25, 100000 of currency from the
States having an excess of their right
full proportion and a redistribution Of
the same in the Western and Southern
States which are short of their just
proportion. He gave notice that he
would call IL up at an early day for
action, and said it was approved by
the Secretary of the Treasury, Comp
troller Of tho Currency and the entire
Finance Committee. 1t was placed ON
the calcndaf. .,
Mr.. Sargent introduced 4 bill for the
establishment Of q health bureau. nm
der the charge of the Interior Depart
ment. Referred to the Committee on
Education and Labor. g
The Senate then proceeded to the
confederation Of the bankrupt bill. !.
Mr.. Edmnnds explained the amend
ments 10 tho bill heretofore published.
The amendments were considered
eeriatfm end the first six seciions Of
the amended bill were agreed to % re-
ported " the Judiciary Committee. i
When che 7th section of the conn
mittee's aIneddments In regard to the
attempfsto defraud creditors waaread,
Mr.. Oglesby said he would be glad 70
see . ge0yral system OF BANKRUPTCY
passed and remain upon the statue
boOks or the country. He had seen 1t
announced that the Legislature Of his
State had passed resolution instruc-
ting her Senators to vote for the repeal
Sssss.Asuye A"W wv .iO AsN = y
ceived 20 ofiicial notification Of the
TACT. Wnen ne dld ne wouid respect
ana oUey Il, but as long 90 there was 9
creoit system In the country We should
nave = national bankrupt law instead
OF rep0aling II and being returned TO
out the words: Cor who has stopped
or snspe1ded and not resumed pay
ment o. his commercial paper within
forty aAya, 30 that class OF persons
shouiosnct be deemed TO have COM
mitsea - act OF bankruptcy. He
th0ughs without that delay wc should
have y oankrupt law which would
reacn around the country, ana IN time
meet wlthnniversal favor. 8 !.
Mr.. Edmunds enquired what would
DO done With that class or persons Il
the amendment prevailed. ...
Mr .vgiesDy npllea tnst we meter
laws. ~ & $500 q .I.,s,j (. I 80 -.
Pendinr. tliscussion the Senate went
into exccnfiyc session and eoona after
adiourned. .. ! 49, -,
@'''.77gTss - .uayrsE Iisst 81
-, -. =, - -.
Inc nousc then Went INTO Commit-
tee OF tno WhOie on the army 4pPro-
priation bill, and after long debate
Mr.. Garfield said an amendment
would be OUered restricting the army
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Or all the Legislatures Of the vari.
ous States Of the Union, iif possibly
we except a few of those Of recon-
structed Htates) that Of the State Of
New York, is the most on the make.
The slang phrase to denote mercenary
bill ct Albany, Is a bin with "bone'
in il. The New York Times gives ost
that many OF this character have been
introduced at the present session. -
These bills are such ~ somebody
stands ready to givea good sum Of
money TO have passed, or on the other
hand q bill which somebody will pay
well to have defeated. ga
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In is suggested that the debate in the
House at Washington between Harris,
OF Virginia, snd Elliott (colorcd) Of
South Carolina, and also that moro re.
cent between Robbins, of North Caro-.
iiia. and Cain, <cclored) Of South Car
clina has demonstrated that sswhitc
suprcmscy' Intellectually, is really in
danger. Harris aud Robbins. former
rebels, the latter Confederate Colonel
Boosting participation in many bat
ties agains. the Union, took occasion to
deliver en- ancient philippe against the
colored race, Mr.. Robbins saying that
although the former slaveholders had
undertaken "to bring these barbarians
up TO civilization they had NOT risen
much above their natural level To
bis speech Cain replied completely die
committing the AFRO CANT traitor OF eight
years ago. We would suggest to these
reconstructed white men that il Their
desire THAI white supremacy should
maintain isseif that they choose their,
company out OF ihc poorer classes OF
the blacks when next thcy renew the
attack upon th~t sfucc, and % not ex-
hihit in their own pcrsona the fact that
they arc inferior 10 so1nA Of the color
ed race. Sy ss.
The inscr.itibie wxy% Of Providence
at last humble the naughty oppreesor.
It IL, indeed, a matter of congrasula-
ton that there are ihoac of thai race
which has been for over two hundred
years subject to the caprices snd pas
sions Of white tyrants, who are able
now, though coming mp through CEN
turtles Of total abnegation OF mental
culture. to stand in perfect equality
with their white tyrants, upon the
floor Of Congress, sud put them to
shame aud utter route, in public de.
bate. {ss
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F.F. HALLETT, Of the British Asso.
.ciaticn for The Advancement OF
Science, lays down certain rules for
improvement in the production of
erains:
l.. Eyory fully developed plant,
whether Of wheat, oats or barley, pre-
SCENTS and car superior in productive
power to any Of the rest on i, that
pldnt.
2. Every such ear contains one
grain which, upon trial, proves more
productive than any other,
). By repeated, careful selection,
| this superiority can be accumulated.
4. This Improvement, after long
series of years, is diminished, but by
continuing to select, fixed type is the
result.
These laws are not theory only, bu'
have been proved by most brillian,
results.
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sWAsHINGToN, Feb. 2.
( SENATE, 40 4i

SENATE. q SO at
The morning hour expiring, Mr..
Morton continued his argument on the
Louisiana matter. Il, aFt
Mr. Morton claimed that the Presi-
dent did recognise the KELLOGG Legis.
.lature, and his recognition Of Kellogg
as Governor amounted to the same
thing, and this recognition was In
pursuance OF law. He thought the
proposition TO Get aside the State Gov
erninent of Louisisha and order new
election was one of tho gravest chafac-
ter, and could not be done without
overriding the Constitution Of Louis
q Nj. Uobkling interrupted Mr.. Nor.
ton 10 express an opinion that the
President had power to interfere in
the aflairs Of . State 10 prevent vio-
lence and bloodshcd, upon the cali 81
The Governor or even upon mere in
formation of trouble.
Mfr. Morton, resuming, said. he be-
llevsd the President could act without
any application rom the State, under
the general charge to see that the laws
are enforced. TO the blood stained
doctrine OF State sovereignty AL the
trouble "a Louisiana might Be traced.
He again revived the troubles of'72,
and denounced the men who disturbed
the peace and murdered colored men,
| aslwofse than Modpcs. He eulogized
Kellogg and the Republican party OF
ELouisiana, and said IL was Outrageous.
" awinxiieds id 1879, and while admit
ding that the Republican party Of
Louisiana imd also committed frauds,
he declared that they had been shame.
fully slande Tered, and that their election
frauds were mere driftwcod npon q
pool of blood. $50 s5
Tho debate was further participated
ID by Messrs. Freiinghn ysen, Car.
penfer and Stewart.
Mr.. Edmunds moved to law aside
the pending question and take up the
bankrupt bill which was adopted.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that, he
woul6press the financial resolution
when the bankrupt bill was disposed
OF. xt
4 The motion 81 Mr. Edmunds was
adopted and the bankrupt bill wal
The chair presented the House joint
resolution, for special court of in.
quiry, In the case Of Gen. @. o. How.
| ard, which passed. ss y
Senate adjourned. 5ass
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THE UTTuMWA COURIER
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THpfspay MossISe FEB. 5, 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AlIctipuetrs,
Eleventh street hetwrrn MalI and Eank
REtTTTIFTfT E'AD\J nl> Ent

i BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FORTY
AND OTHER BUILDINGS. AND TWELVE
FIVE-ACKE LOTS ADJOINING. LYING Ok
THE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE. HALF 4
NILE BtLu" MANCHESTER AND RI
TWEEN THE LANDS of GENERAL RANSOM
AND THAT FORMERLY OWNED 81 Mr. ID.
known Is "CtETRE HILL will - SOLD al auc-
ZION. al the Richmond Real F=ttt" Exchange, ~
MONDAY. 22d OF june. II II O'Clock VI.
1t has been sgbdlyidcd IL stated above. wide
avenue Leng laid oil from the iurnpih. through
the middle and running down 10 the cottage tract.
giving TO every cart. four Of The lois 'front.'
ing OH The turnpike and f"ar fronting on each side
Ct the avenue. and all of them being rectangular.
The cottage tract has 4 slenGti grove "f len acres
in white OAK and OTHER fine trees. and besides the
dwelling has barn, two wells. vineyard. >iprrtur
orchards. and the lever-tliliGg stream from the
celebrated crystal spriug passes through part OF
the property. Til, tract i especially valuable 4 o
place of public resort.
The land lies on the second rise above The river,
and commands Il spl"ndid view - Richmoni,
Manchester, aud tn: valley OF james river for
miles below.
The land is tirely adapted 10 ucking grass, and
general farming anu being 20 Hear la Manchester,
will soon he saIabe by the foe: for building lots
We consider thar this Is 4 rare opportunity I" s.-
cure good property which viii we'll repay the cost
or cultivation aud must surely enhance in value.
Beautiful building sites will he found Oh every
LOT.
Mans NAV he seen at our office AMI al the ofYi
of Ncss-s. Moody Il Royal. In Manchester: AVA II
Is especially requested that persons viii examine
the property BET, re- the day al sale.
. TERMS: Une-iifih cash balance al siN, twelve,
eirI cen /and twenty four month, / n gbtiabic
notes with interest scmt-anniIil'y an! >eurcdh by
deeds Of trust. GRUBii> L WILLIAMS,
Fau Il g. - Ia tttt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

E,rcr,oS OF New ARcuBtsHorHlcs;I :, Tie
Nkh'l.u s;,ca II was announced III INC
sun .l'"s " S. Ionis had assembled ID tha'
!,;,v under the direction OF AIch''s"of paI,i-
10y a brother OF The sstc Archo',.op w nhnd
more and after careful dehoe'a''".i ..", ,,n,,.
,he conclusion that the creation VI w" =, ,ho
,rchh,,hoprics and two ne" o.ot's.s ~ -
West was al imperative necessity, om'"e i,
the rapid increase OF Cathoilc e'l'S, "n ,s,>nr
THAT section and the consequent se,e'. anf
imposed upoa the prcla'eS. II - nu% u ca
ni,cly ascer:aintd that they subsequently, ",
wardcd communication 10 tue i"t" iSH:a
mcnninc the speedy erection Oh -HHm""n"'
WIS. and santa Fc. New Mexico. 'a'o n,c
,ronolitan sees, aud urging dNis'os OF Tue
Drcscut diocc>es OF Chicago and Z. iau' ilao
Two new sutsragan secs, The catnco'at c,.!Ss
10 I've at Peoria, Illinois, ana -. Cloud m''''
ncso,a. Pursuant to the wish Oh ArcnosstSt
Purcell. the oldest member OF the American
Hierarchy, y meeting OF ten OF tie iet'N'hS
prelaieS OF the country occurred at E,tS'n
natl the following month, al wlhch tue afc"
b,shop of Baltimore assisted when, II a. TN
.acrs,ood, measures. were taken also "a elc
ya,e the diocese OF Ph,ladeiphIa 10 afcolep's
conal dignity, owing 10 the large extent
territory i: now embraces and the constants.
growing importance Of the city. II Is nov
stated that action will be taken upon theS
matters bv the Pope during the presen
month, and that in ak probability Milwar
kee. San,e Fc. aud Philadelphia will bccom
archb,shoprics in q few weeks, .and RiSt
Rev. DIS. Eenni. Lamy. and Wood be pre-
con zed mclropoi,anS. Baltimore San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
by Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Ageurs and Auctloneers,
No. lib Main street.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
II TEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE AND M
p .,OVING TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
HALE a NILE EAST OF HE CiTI OF R!Cti-
nTND pN IrE Tt HaHSa SEasTE
RY, AND NEAR TIE DhP POT OF THE CHkSa-
PEAkE ND ONO Z ILkOAD. BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust Cated May 30 1872 duly
recorded In the clerks 'illre of The County Court OF
Icnrco the uDersis led trustees, bel ny thereto
requred by the beneficiary We will proceed TO sell
by public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9Th OF july 1874, at So O'Clock r. ~. that
highly desirable and valuable TRACT OF LAND
located as above. formerly called MontroSe, but
now known as the town Of Randolph, containing
2462 acres. more or les. This property embraces,
with the exception Of ire-acre lo' and forty-seven
other small lois all the lots laid of In the oan Of
| the said town of RanIolph and OF the adjoining
lands recorded In the sd Office of Hcnrco County
| Court. and according to which plan The said pro-
perry will be sold either rs whole or In parcels, rs
may be determined on 1t the day of sale.
The SITUATION OF this property, the fertility OF It's
soil, and its proximity TO the city of Richmond,
make 1t Que OF the most desirable investments ever
offered by public auction. Though eTel II Is SUI
fcienty elevated to be free from rouS diseases
ana To- me few OF su hs n,r ms
| city for operatives desiring TO purchase cheap
building lois market farms, from which to raise
the comforts life, TO do SO without interfering
with their business engagements: and II Is espe-
cay desirable as an investment, since We are soon
TO have large force engaged at the granite work.
across the river most OF whom locate In the east.
ern p0rtionof the city and seek Investments in that
locality.
S7l55 75 but by the consent OF the parties inte-
re ted the following terms Will he offered In lieu
thereof, viz: One-fourth cash. balance In equal In
staiments Of two months and one and TWO years,
giving his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with Interest added, and secured by y deed
OF trust j. A. RICHARDSON,
JAMES pLEASANTs,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON s Co., Auctioneers. je 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
ByJ. l.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE E
" FINE BRICK MANSION No: PLY AED
HANDSOME HALk-ACRE LOT Al LIE
S,lIJTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND I'VE N
TY-EIl;HTH STREETS. Ar hUCTlON.--By Vlr-
tue of decree Of the Chanccry Court 81 the CITY
of Richmond In the suit of liardgroVe. &c. "a
uardgrove, &C., entered on the Attn January, 10 ~
ms conmlssonsr therein named will sell tauctlon'
ON the premises, on THURSDAY, June Zotn,
1874, at 81 O'Clock z. NJ Uf fair, II NOT, the next
fair day til, reafterI, tho abrve.dcscrbed vnan.e
properly, of which the late William h. hardgro'e
died sliced. The dwelling contains clgnt large
rooms besides two drcssing-TooIns tnck-rooi' &C.
nil OF u Ugh pitch. marble mantel5 throughout, ma,
hog;ny doors the Darlor-flonr stone caps ana
stills us well rs the front porch, win hanasCue
wroghtirop bal,Isters and rails krchtn WIN Tour
rooms all in first rate state Of preservation having
been Guilt for The late +. X. White IN the most
substantial manner. andapparcntly Without feSard
TO cost IL constructions finish, and ornament. Inc
stable. carrIag, -llouse, &C., are framed Inc prem,
isrs where u, cessary, are paved, ana ornanen'cl
with fine shadc-tlees. flowers, &c. Lot 49, DS 100
Ter l. and win be divided shall appear most oc-
siriblc. . . ,,.,,.
TERMS : Onc-fourh ,sh: balance at four. eight.
and 1weiye months Tor negotiable notes, interest
added and Title retained until further 0rucr OF me
curt Taxes for 1874 to be paiJ o. me purchaser.
Per ,ons desiring TO purchase az solicited 10 cN-
anime the premises between D ana b o'clock.F. Vi.
'''' WV N'' JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS, JR..
i.15.ds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
by j. l.. AppcrSoh'
Auc1ioncer and Real Estate Agent,
No.1Ol6 Main street.

T ARGE, WELL.BUlLT, AND CON.
FIcT6RY 40. Iio SEvENTH STREET, AND
FiXTUEES. FOR SHE AT AuCTIOH.-.Un
SATURDAY. June 90, 1874, ! Will sell ON me
Inc sale of Mr. Words dwelling, the above de-
srrb-d valuable property on The east side of sev,
euth street aud north side of the James River and
Eauawha ca nal. now in II occupancy OF MesSrs.
Christian & Cosby. The FACTORY is AZ by $50
feet uuilt III the most substantial manner for ana
under the Direct III Of the laie Colonel Samuel ;.
MYERS, who was prnverlia for having everything
the best Ia be lad Of its kind. lis location for
iyht. air, cony cncnce, &C, Is unsurpassed 10r ltS
mSrs. The PIX rUKr ) are sufficient tn dn 4 large
business. ~ will be sold with the Factory or not,
q: may T. .Iccmed bc>t.
Tine xpecied enlargement and extension OF the
canal will Of course ada largely 10 the value OF this
already valuable property. Lot rs ny 13O feet 10
an alley.
known nt Ibe sale j. l.. APP 'R>UN,
Ia ! . tds AuctiOucrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispntch office.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 PIECE Of GROUND, Consisting 20, OF
FIVE BUILDING LOTS tABOuT ONE ACREl,
BETWEEN WEST MAIN AND LOMBAkDY
STREETS, WITHIN THE CORPoKATr LINZ
ITS.-ey virtue of Il deed Of trust executed 10 me
rs trustee on the 21st day of June. S!3, ny MI
liam K. Polk and duly recorded IN the clerks Office
of the Richmond Chancery Court, to secure three
negotiable notes therein mentioned being deferred
raymcnts on the above property, ana default nav
Ing been made in two of said notes. shall, being
required so to do 10y the beneficiary, sell at public
auction on MONDAY, June 20, 1874. at g O'Clock
p. H., that valuable LOT OF GROUND having
front or two streets. 1905 by l79 to an alley
90 feet wide. The late improvements on west Main
street, with gas extending beyond, and the fun view
of the popular drive on Grove avenue, render thls
ground exceedingly desirable to those seeking
suburban home with all the advantages OF city I'M
prOyemenfS. - . - ,
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and two notes for SJ44 II and $56O26 WIN ln'e-
rest from maturity, s576.12 on the 1alh Novcm-
ber STA and the residue at such time ana secured
i'm such manner as said William X. Polk may direct
While the above terms are those OF the deed, yet
other terms may be announced at sale.
u. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
JTuOMPsOS BRowN, Auc.ionecr. Je lS-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
By n. NJ. Lee, Auctloneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
Is from Charles e AndSySn r ara %,tG in ,he
~ oiice of HenricO County Court ID. Is W,
page 500 to james F. Goddin thc undrrS's "d5 US
irustec by order of the Circuit Court OF the county
Of Henrco, dated 1th of June 1874, VIII piU n
MONDAY 24d Of June 18Th at des 81 of ioew s.
~; a. JJiiNDRED AND TWENTY-kipEA ACRES
or LAND be the same more or less rpodt agr %
miles from Richmond, with framed d"ellihG ai :,
Usual ont-bnildings. ihs land lies well. Is IN
verv GOOD condition. and should attract me atleli-
tion Of persons wishing to purchase Tor farming
nmrnoses The land will be sold rs WHOLE or ma !
T." dIxidcd into several tracts, rs may be deemed
best al the time OF sale. ~ o;;o,t T., cos,, IN
nav oil two notes for 81 500 and S54 daru Urn Urn
se1trmbcr, 1872. and payable twelve months te e,,
d,,n With accrued interest and expense Oh sllc ou
nv agreement il will be sold for one-third cisil anu
nulancc at one and two years atcr nlte nur N9SU
tanle nolcs interest added, secured by truS, ueeo
OH the property. S,,.,;tn,od Irns,ea
S,l. h,. Y NJ LEE. Aucti0nccr. u 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
je16 administrator of Jesse +. Clarke. {
BY Thomas w. kecsre, Auc.ionccr,
1917 Main street.

A BSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL
N SALE OF TIE MOST ELABORATE AS
sURTMEAT OF FURNlrURE EVER OFFERED
IN THlS CITY, AT AUCTION.-At the request Of
Mr. John A. Belvin. will sell at his ware-rooms,
No. IL. Governor street, on W EDS rSuAI morn
ing June 4lh, commencing ut OF O'Clock.
l ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUlf, complete with
armOr dc gace;
S WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS complete, with
WAkDROBEo:
3 ROSEWOOD PAkLoR SUITS in satin Broca-
l hOsfWOOD PARLOH SUIT in striped reps
| ROSEWOOD PhKLOH SUIT In hair cloth;
Several WALNUT PARLOH SUITS in reps and
RosE SEW t and WALNUT LTAGERFs, with
mirrors and marble base; ~
TURK ISL ana fArCY PAHLOR CHAIRS;
SOFAS, LOU NGfS, WH!rING-DtSkS;
HALl-STANDS, with and without marble base:
OAK and COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS OF Deauti-
WALNUT and OAK BOOKCASES, elaborate
wAhNUir. ROSEWOOD, and OAK SIDE
wALHTT EXTENSION TABLES;
WARDROBES, BUREAUS.
OFFICE DESKS AMI CHAIRS.
1t would be impossible in an advertisement to
convey an adequate idea of the elcg ,ncc and finish
all I'm want To call at the warcrooms and examine for
themselves. " Ill De on exhibition until day OF sale.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known on day
Of sale. THOMAS W. hEESEE,
Aucti0neer.
j. c. kEESEE, Salesman. je 10