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EUFFf3iHAUthtE EHtfdEN JF1blnf.
hfcGnKoon, H., Oct. 11.-The Joint session Of tho
GarnaSilo and Mitchell Associations Of congregational
Ministers for Northern Iowa coBes to-day. Tho free
dom Of discussion al subjects that catno up for
consideration was very marked. This nauuor Of
healthy inaueuce the ministry of Northern Iowa.
Tho rclaan OF tho ministry to tho tenperanco ques
ton, nf the cauae oi tic defect III
wcrt ably discussed. Tho subject that attracted tho
most interest ihe consideration Of what Kind Of
Of those TINT participated In the discussion was that,
wlo overy preacher should. III A otcs6iulH, preach
Christ, he should, at tho time study well the
tastes Of hts peoplu anil lie demands Of The tines.
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TILE BOARD OF .FDUCAT1QN,
Tbs Board Of Education met lpst cyonur PRECEDENT
nichbcro IN thc chair.
A.aos - Nv s'"... ecu.
Superintendent ptekard presented communication
Teucuers' Association would ho held In Chicago Nov.
no wi ..ttro ,,,+ r,n. ,rovfu,,, H.. -,.t. q, -,
sessions.
On motion of Inspector Blnthards, the TInanco
y aI, fat t,as n,r,nss W ''' ''s"A'-s
n,'. ...a ~ os'1a.t, soss ~ p.o.
Ihe COMMITTEE on bniltitnl's "nd asonnds reported
crpouyiUo. coucurrud in.
c,y,.,x. o,,r so,,,-.-rr,
....-., CLEANING OUT seoAr'Hf'a'
Inspector loGg! 10, ef tue COMMITTEE on 6enoo Fnnu
Peopursy, reported that equalsot occupied portion
Of tho school propertv m Dearborn street oppo.,to
Mc'ieHefa iheasse' se1'ns lager t III A"te shanS'
but paying no to'snue- He WAS willing, however, to
pay sss lss ~ mon'h month ,,,, ,, ,ro,, IN.
aoa l., ,oa~o ~ fron, ~. ~. ~
aaee Soua oo loo4oa LOT te'1 .no -" oe
Ing counsel to attend 10 tho collection Of rcnts from
the scooi property. ue would contribute from lis
o,r,, private fl;,,.ls for tits purpose. -
1nsnrcor BlEthaYdt beliefst that ho could got the
nhnnty or IN hyo dayn,
Ins! eelur Cllrsc moved that tho matter be referred
1no;ton wln adoptr dr.ctiuR the CLERK to request
to unarl uf Public Works to tue ahanty unlor
tito Flro Ordinance.
BOTANY.
Tho CoMtltten On Tl1tHouka anu Courae Of In
.lruri,on rel ortud recommending that Tho study ct
otany ba Abolished in tho fifth grade md that the Of
Ace Of irst assistltt teacher DO abolished IN al the
Schools. .e@0' '0' '~'~''~' - '0'' ''' ''''
iiuslesator Reed moved T. amsua hy s,h;ol!shins
port wau coneurroa in. 1'oe'' 's''''~''
Tho comnoo Oh 'i ilgh ll scbooi reported tayorab1y
to the Recommendation of surt. pIckard, that
sxasnnst,ons M toE tho lig sho9 be hsl1 seto.anns
us III now tnn cusp Tic report yan coucurrcd in
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SUPPOSED SutClDE.

rrrrsnuno, Pa, Oct. 13.-Dr. 4. @. Murdoch, n
prominent phyEiean Of this city, diet this ynorning
under circumstances which ead 10 tho snpposit!on Of
fuiEIdA. - = r.
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DEATH OF AN hER0HAuT.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, OF. 13.-Gruet Nl!Aley, the
aeruiluut, wio NUS injured tu thu n.ceudn: u his
hot-atr balloon from Woodwards Garden. Inst Sun
day, died to.dnY.
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Tho gcncris Of crime.
Fallen women.
pl1Eon rGforM for women.
Influence Of literature OIL crime.
TAuE STANDARDS or uBE AND OEA0TYs
Uonschold art u,!d decoration.
Co-oparxs!re housekeeping.
How 10 combine intellectual culture With household
management md family duty.
Dress lcform.
Tho defects Of the national cuisine, aud how TO
EaEedy tism.
EDUCATION.
Kindergarten.
rtlyaic4l education ut girls. .. .....
industrial and scientific education for women
ncdlr!ne, surgery, dentistry, etc..
What carecis of practical scicuco arc opou to
women (?
wo.nan'a right 10 equal control In tho educational
work 0f tho Natlou.
siI6oELIANE0uA,
Tho physieal atatuH Of woman rs 1t H. and should
be.
Our Inheritance, w1th reference to Prenatal In
Aneurcg.
Wonlun,a part In Journalism.
How can wtH.cu hest oppose intemreranca7
Ths LATEST anl best efforts Of progt eaB!ve European
NOuI4u.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN UNJUSTrr]

AN UNJUSTTFIADLE CENSUKU.
Judge 1ameaon's was the acone Of considerable
cxeilcmcnt yesterday morning. Wheh she court was
orcnch Mr.. a. s. Alexander, lawyer and member Of
Tic flrm Of Aterrar, II Alexander. nroeo aud made
not!on for change Of vcno IN tho case Of Hanson vB
utown-n caao which, 1t was expected, would bo tried
that day. TAcra two casea one Of Helena Smith
vs Charles u. brown, thu ohcr that Of Nclllo snaon
against tho Batno sofenl1ans 10th caacs were aotons
brought to recover atuages Tor alleged malicious
prosecution, growing out Of long scrica
Of falniIy 1inicn]tIca. Tho coke Of Smith W.
Drowr was on trial, md thAt OF Hanson W. Drown
was expected 10 be trict Immediately aftorward. Mr.
Acxaucr tho attorney for tho defendant In bolll
Tho hiAdavit on which tho motion for change
Of venuo based stated, In the uaua statutory form,
that The defendant could not expect far trial. OIL
account TINT tho said pluinun has unluo influence
over the minds Of the hab ants Of sa Cook County,
aud that tic inhabitants Of said county 1reulicc1
ugatust htu tho sHid defendant, 30 Tint fc cannot
expect fair 1iA In Tho saia court, ns,d thut k,owt
, nagS = snsh pseadi'e"ad no como to sh0 petitioner
J; On hearing tho affidavit Judge Jameson said in an
o III ap9r nY .na so s rIs a y ~ rx "
wis guilty Of oomrfiaity, or Of similar crime and ho
should rcfso lils nolloi hIr. Alexander replied that
tcarA, ami foil acnsoless gu she noor. lie akon to
adjoining unl aiicd we'll al possible BY the
wli!o voilol freely but could only rsre.t tho word,
lerJury, ho!ng secintnply unable to think Of my,
shs 70 & oas: sns u Il last aceon. sy IN W. s nss
stble cuudlton uui threatcned with DrNu fever. His
lmgncr says tho nnldavit waa nade after mature do
liberation, Afr. Alexander know3nH That the jury
who would Try ihe sccund cast woud be toso Jurors
WHO bud Lcc1 sitting in tho room, mid i,ut heard tho
whue Of tho first cass, knd llsat, moreover, tho
tro.,blea out OF which lilo suits aroeo wcrs rlshor
widely known. Acltug ou this 10 hau advised his
Client 10 apply for change Ut vuuro.
In jaaro to Judge jameson 1t nls. b said that he
e1ErCsscd great regret TINT hts woras had Acon so
harsh. at.1 10 ao remarked what is well known, that
the reputation Of MIR Alexander was sIotleH, aud ills
like a utller Judges, Loen snnoyod ty atsetAps on
tho part of attorneys to Obtain chuugcs Of venuo
frivolous grounds, ana has no douLt had his temper
RULED, hut 1t IL occurrences incidutto the Judicial
oicH. aud hn rightly accepted c1cu,o for
applying such terms to attorney whose standing IL
ulie1ucptionable az thnt Of Mr. Alexander. Il is
hDptd that the latter will DO suctonuy recovered TO
ptuceps with trial laia ruurntnH.
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TEE woMEN's CONGRESS,

THE WoMEN'S CONGRESS.
T1.s SECOND Congress Of Women Will be held Thurs
day, Friday, an Saturday, in tha hall Of the Methods
ls Church Block. There will bo tlrce daily ssssions.
commencing ut 10 q. HIS u M. aid y. M.
1hs topics for Eulera anl discussion are as follows
F1NAHCE.
What monetary enterprises can women safely undcr~
takc? ...
What new element CAL women bring into the held Of
fnhnGa2
Tue part Of woman IN tho hnaneial good III Of the
county.
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II. D. Thrs, Of 0:Io, Principal Examiner in the
Tals-f3hlce. wns to-day nppn!nsed ESn1uuer Of In-
terferonccs mud Ntet-Assistaut- II. A. Soy
nol'g u Connecticu, promoted to tbs ppsiliou 81
lli"cral Examiner. 10th appointments nra mado
, 1874-10-14

eupnE:tk COUNT PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Suprc1uo Court Today heard tic cass Of tho
City Of New urennB eEainst tho Now Yurk Steamship
Company. involving decision Of tho question whether
its capture ha lilo authority to eaHa the property Of
tho city for term Of years offending beyond tho ter
ninatiou Of hostilitIes,
Justco Clifford Is Iii with cold and did not ait To-
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1t Is nHccrfnnel Oh Inquiry Of tho Untcd 8atea
bttTTor Of the Commission for the adjudication o1
AcEcan ctt2ons for damages resulting from tho pres
cut rebellion III Cuba, that Mt cast dozen cesea with
IroolH hayo been presented, md Tho Commission only
nn1t tho preparation Of breia before formally cous
cslug shcll.
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taken. A new trail has been ooencd, so .anS
any ono who can ride horseback can eas'.s
ride 10 the top. A telegraph line leans W
the summit, where bran CHI of the sIs ,Ma
service has been established, aud mere .nu
officers stay month after rion,h. na''- WAY
house has been built l,elow timber nue,
where one can stay over night, but o'apH1's .
and provisions must ',e carried along. "a
may he supposed, the view from the sun,
mil il incxpressihly grand. THOUSANDS "
lofty mountains at once come 10 view, univ,
ding some Of the leaks of New MEXICO anu
| Arizona. ,. ,;,o,r e.
The mos, impressive sight is not i'keis &c
be witnessed by the casual visitor; tms Il
the coming on of night and the coming OF
OF d,y. As t'Ac sun descends the shadow o
the peak gradually stretches out in darkness
across the plains Tor distance OF 2eS miles;
suddenly all is dark. AS the sun arises, Nil
Ing the east with tight, the mountains 10 th'
west, and, of course, below arc IN hiact
darkness, being ec'ipsed by the peak !; ou
suddenly peak after peak comes into view
and the celebrated lady described II wei
| when she said that it seemed As II ,hcS
snowy mountains answered to the roii-cal
| Of their Creator.
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BY Grubhs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
sRANiTE ouARRIEs AND lKON OHE
ABOUT TWO MILES FROM THE CITY oE,
RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE WESTH AN
PLAEkRUAD AND THE JAMES RltEk. AN
ON 10TH SIDES OF THE JAMES RIVER CA
NAL, FOR SALE At AuC1I0N.-By The REQUEST
the premises, on IiDAY The 14th gay OF August;
at AZ O'Clock Z. H. the very productive FAkM
situated as above described. called . w lSDSOh.'
There are three quarrics on this place or superior
worked very chcap!y. being only four miles from
Richmond by the canal. having the advantage u the
greater cleapness Of water over railroad trinSport.
alton There Is also vein of iron ore twelve feet
thick which has been found by analysis to contain
35 per cent. OF iron.
This properly may be pu. down Us follows: Sew
euty acres high farming land, well improved; twen-
~ acres granite QUAR- les, aud sixty acres OF rlcn
James river low grounds. The low GROUNDS nave
ample wafer power. and will ultimately be used rs
sites for manufacturing. The uplluds will no doubt
In few wears he In demand for division into SUP
urban residences or small truck ing farms.
The ir proveInentS are choice orchard 81 seiect
fruit-peach f&c., small brick dwelling. Carriage
house. ice. loil>c, large barn. stable, corn-crD; In
fact all the iarm-uidlngS NECESSARY for large
farm The farm Is well waiered and healthy, the
situation Is elevated, and abounds In shade trees.
IN, propcrtv viii Ire shown by the manager on tIe
farm, Mr.. ChIlireSs. For better description Apply
10 Captain Wallace living near, or TO druoos u
Williams, hucitonecrs. -
The property will be sold as whole or sub-di-
vIded. and the crops farming implements. stcck
and boats. and quarry tools, may be purchased III
fair price 10y the purchaser Of The property.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance M Fix. iwclSe'
eigh cen and twcntyfour months, with Interest AT
. per 'eO'' pay ~''' IL GnUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au7-tds hncti"necrs.
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AUCrBoH SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers.
Eleventh street between Haia and BaER.

rEAIING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
Richmond Chsncery Court OF May l2th. 1913: liz
the suit Of Patton &c rs rrs f6 & that t1 nrpose
viii sell at public suction, upna the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 12rh day OF August lsI1;, i q.
o O'CLOCK ". that valuable property known us II e
HATING SPRINGS, situated In Bath county, VA
and containing S21 acres. with al me iinprnT,Si'
mcnts consisting In part OF three large orlck .l,a
invs and number OF handsome cottages, al IN Roou
der nf the best material aud wnrkmaDslllp, anu
eylnclng credItahle degree OF taste IN
stDrehouse. ice.lousc. bath stables aanuls
&c and all the personal property thereon Aho u'e
I'm connection with the springs. 49,, War,
The property Is on the main rohd In inc " arm
Strings Valley fifteen miles from Cofiheioh' from
rhich pdint II is accessible by Il fine turnpike.
Pamphlets atcst,n2 the virtues OF the waters lno
description Of the prnptrty can Vi no ou Kicn.
MON, or Of the Agent. at the springs. ,, .or,
pure frcc-stone water Is conveyed ny pipes IRON
n sprinc in the mountains through tns DuiI,lnss
ND rrnunds afordiny IN ample supply Tor all pnr-
noses The grounds are picturesque ahu neaaLi,n
Shaded by trees of original GROWTH tne c.l,ae uu
,iyhtfu the atmosphere pure anu cNiil4ia'ihS &uo
niihour fops aud the scenery unsurpassed.
The SrriIgs are now in successful operation, an0
will be kept open under the rcS'm. m,anI nn,doI
with everything necessary I" the cohduct Vi nrSt
rate ~aterin2-placc. A. ,-o =. ii. ,,,,,
mis.innsrs are also authorized. II in their judgment
de ir.lhle To sell undivided one-l"urt illeres'
onv IN said property, being the interest OF 'ic iAtc
Win a view OF meeting The possible wishes OF
those desiring to buy, should no purchaser be found
for he whole property they VIII sell thc UNDIVIDED
TERMS : Cash as TO one-fnurh of tn" purcha: e.
money: the residue upon = credlt OF LAY BIZ
Twelve. eighteen, and tweuly-f"ur months Tor ne
rntiahle notes with Interest added from Inc Gay
For further information apply to the auctionesrs
Wii,hitM ". CEUMP,
JOHN II. GIi,.
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| Mr.. Bailey. OF the Danbury Ncrs. relate:
Z story of an American i'll London who could
nSt find in any of tie LONDON shops genuine
e snkce chewing tobacco. lie was an invct.
Ptra.e cheWcr. and was nearly driven TO dis
traction at not being able to lind the weed.
! Finely he called upon the American Minis
ter ALL asked Cor 4 chew! That gentleman
informed him that he did not use the stuff
| in any but cigar form. The disappointed
! man sailed for hotns the next day. This re-
calls tie old iaslr who called upon Mr..
Washharne in P.di- aud asked TO look at
| tie Brooklyn directory
The Cincinnati papers think it wonderful
that man in thut city. for wager of SO,
jumped lroe1 Il height OF 1O3 feet into the
river, and seemed SURPRISED that the concus-
sion didn't xii him. La the Island Of Hawaii.
at the lower fails of the kilgau, near the port
of Hilo, native boys can he got to leap from
eliH $40 feet ;isto the river fer the small pay
of twenty -tiYe cestS, and We haze never heard
OF the desth or i4sory of any of them by such
leaps. The Protestant Episcopal Bishop of
the Hawaiian Kingdom once made the same
leap simply iCr les<'ment.-F9TilanQ BuI-
ietiA.
Why is son @ho objects to his mothers
second marriage like "a exhausted pedcs-
trian? Becau>e he csa't Ego" step
father.
A backward spring-That Of the man
who thought he could get out without
stopping the omnibus, and-sat down ID The
mud.
A cannibars epitaph-" Write me as one
who loves his feIow-man.'
A thief running away is scamp, but the
chase after him is a scamp?r.
A good thing to keep-Cool.
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BY Thomas w. kecsee, Auctioneer.
1877 Main street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD FURNITuRF, PIANO, &C:.l VIII
sell at my auctIon-house THIS nOfNlEd, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, for n family declining
housekeeping, "a. ,.o
WALSsr CHAMBER SUIT. with wardrobe;
/ COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
WARDROBE, BEDsTEkpS.
TABLES. CHAIsS. LOUNGE,
Gk-oCTAVE PIANO,
LARGE MIRROR. NJ
CorrEw-PoT. sUGAR-DIsIT, and CREAM-PoT
plated on copper:
TECSDLE BED. with mattress;
WALNUT CRIBS.
/ FIRE SET-shovel. tonrs poker, and stano;
VERY SUPERIOR GUITAR,
HAIR MATTRESS,
TUCKER and other BED-SPRfSGS,
SIIu,K MATTRESSES.
hOLST Err and PILLOWS.
REFRIGERATOR. CLOCK. COUNTERS,
PLATFORM SCALES.
WINDOWS IIADES, DIL-PA1STiEGS,
ESGRAvISGs. FAECY GOODS, &c.
THOMAS ". kEtSrE. Auctonecr.
&c. KEESEE. Salesman. Agent j. & {. Fischer
Piano Furt"s). au / -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. sc
A A. HUTCHINSON & Co.,
GENERAL AECTiONEEHs
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
1905 MAIN STREET.

We would respectfully Crtr su- S,r,lr.
friends and tie public generally I. ? me- ,,. W.
kinds OF Groceries Merchandise, Furuiiu~,. H.. 81
Mules, and stock Of all kinds Every Saturday y. 49,
Horse-loil IT our warehouse. lju- Hair So. w.
Real Estate everywhere In the rity We .. ~ ''''
conduct sales Of Real or Persons. Pro,.r,, -
country II desired and w1Ild re>rcc:r,'.E - '.S
The p;I't onsge OF our lr'nd- and Tie pu1lic .,l.
JOHN HAN PLBASAST>, sale, nan.
au l2it
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BY II. Mccormick, Auctioncer,
l4l4 Main street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE. &c, AT AuCIioS.I1
IN TtiI-ESuAY 18Th instant at 10. O'Clock, !
viii sell a, my store gcntccl assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FERNITUHE, &C., consisting OIL
WARDR BES,
BUREAUS. ,.
SOFAS.
LOUNGES,
SAFES. TABLES,
FEAIlER-BED>-
MATTRESSES, &C.
ALSO,
Ono cot OAK COTTAGE FU RSITURE, com
One set DARK COTTAGE FURNITURE,
complete. $50, , l.,
their c0nssnment- before The hour of sale. Con-
sign,ncnts Of every description solicited. Tome
md snr II. MCCORMICK.
- auc.i0uecr.
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Observation-Disclosures The
~ firm consisting OF Thomas BaImer, Thorn as
! Dunniil, aud Joseph l.. Pickering. trading under
the style Of THOMAS BALMEl; & c., was, on
March lst, 1874 dissolved by mutual consent The
business will, in future be carried 10y the under
sigued under same style, THOMAS BALMER s
co.
The firm take this opportunity TO thank their
friends for their patronage, aud 10 solicit contin
ance of the saue To them al their store, No. 46
South street, Baltimore, Md> into which 1t is their
Intention to remove aud continuethe business after
Ju!. 18th We shall take au opportunity later of
advising our friends a. 10 the date on aud after
which we shall he able To fill orders from our new
store. We shall still continue unriI such notice In
our present store, 1871 Cary Street. Rchmond,Va.
THOMAS BALMER,
THOMAS UUSNILL.
je 24-ecd2wet1aw10
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By y. VI. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
", IOI1 Main street

rHRTSTEE'S SALE OF NINETI-ONE
l. A%D \ HALE ACRES OF IMPRnEEp
LAND ~ HtSklCO COUNTY, SlN NILES
FhOM RICHMOND, on TIE RIHHMoNp.
FRI DERlCkSBURG AND POTOMA'. RAIL
ROAD. WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND ORtll-
ARD OF CiiOICE FRUIT.-By virtue "f ! deed
Of trust 10 the undersigned as trustee. GATED Isl OF
july l. 500 recorded in the clerks Office OF acil-
riro County Court. ID. II. IS. page 5l2, being re-
qucstc 50 10 do 10y The holder al Il certain bond Sc
cured by said Gccd, default having been made III
the pay inent of said bond. will proceed t. sell AZ
pubic auction. on the premises. on III ESDF ! g,
Sih August, 1874. 1T O'Clock Z. NJ. the prop
ertv d.Sri ibcu Ia said deed Is containing 81 acres
aud Il fraction, more or less, near the hichlnond.
Frederick sblrg, and Potomac railroad ana III the
neighborh0Od OF hungary station, and anJnihimS
the village of Jenuiugsville. there Is on the pr,-
seS Il comfortable Trained dwelling house, win all
necessary uut-huilugS in good repair, win IN
Orca ri al 500 fruit Trees hracinS all the viflc-
its Of rruit common to this climate.
TERMS: The deed requires sufficient in cash TO
defray The eX pcusc of executing this trust hnd 10
puv off and discharge certain bond for Sl,tUO.
lie ,riug date LIST July 500 payable tive years after
date. with interest until paid but hy conscn ~ the
holder OF said bond more liberal terms VIII be
given and made known at the time of >a,e.
Parties wishing To attend this sale can take the
cars at The Byr,i-Srcct depot At 2: L. NJ. and re-
turn 10y the freight train the same evening al ,
o'clock ). y. DAVIS,
Trustee.
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GRrBBs ( WILLIAMS, Auc ionerr
By j. l.. AppcrSon.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
So.lOl6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
lSGLOTS on TIE NORTH SIDE OF NJ,
TIGS,-bv virtue OF :. deed OF trust from Philip
GRAY and wife To me. dated April 4, Is l. aud
duly r. cnrucd. | shall sell. on the premises. on
Tuesday. August IS. 1871. ut o'c'ock !. ~,
th> TWO LuTs loca sad IL above each 33XlOO
feet. They require but little excavation fol base
TppwS: Al sale. +. J. BGSiIER.
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Ry Wellington GGddin.
Real Estate Agent and huctioNcer,
Office rprRcr Eleventh aud Bank streets.

Office rnrRcr Eleventh. aud Bank Slfcets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BRICK
- TENEMESTS AND FOUR IIANDsONE
LOTS ADJOINING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
STKEETS-ht The request Of The tcviSce Of the
late Calharinc prentis. widow Of the Ia1e Captain
Johu Is. Prcntiss shall sell 1T auclnn OH lhc pre-.
O'clock T. NJ the BRICK TENT MINT occupied
ty the dcccjcnt u The time OF her death, which has
since been divided into two smaller tcneinens, each
containing four 10 Il We rooms. and well suited for
small faulty with SelI OF water in The yard. and
The whole pr, misses in good order. Al, Ter which VIII
h. sold OrS No. 40. so, 81 So, each about 20 b!
90 IL ct Ia An alley lcet wide.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balancr at six and
twelve month, Tor negotiable notes interest added
secured by decd OF trust. (,
an 13-,js W. GODDIN, Auctiourer.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
huctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
n TAGE RESIDENCE. on THE FAST SIDE
OF + W NTH Ell II STREET, BETN EtN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUG
TiON-On MONDAY. tue l1Ih IF Angus. ~ ;
o'c'nrk +. ~. will sell. upon the premises tc
dwelling 40. lla. situated ~ above aud occupied
Tx Mr. r. f. james. II las live rooms. besides L
kitchen with thrre rooms, with water tnl city cnl-
vert Moreover the grounds are prcttiy set ont
with flowers aui ShrllbDcry.
TERMS: At sale. ~
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Auctiuur,l (
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Xxx IN S0HFOI, \ STEAM ssx.Gis.So
SuIp p'I LIiSE'-FoR PNILADELPHlA Twice
WEEK.-Until further notice me sIgssrs g.
and SSTJRDAY. and Richmond every 1 eEs-
DAY aud FRIDAY. ri ,., RI Sov
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts OF Ne"
tnr..y pan,syiyanla, and Delaware, for ProVl-
U.nc. Eosior and New Orleans. Also. for Liver
pool ana Antwerp ria Red Star anc American
'c,m.hin lines aud bills Of ladn2 signec through.
1890 70 PhtlaI.lpnia, amending meals ant
.,rahn ~ W. 4. PORTER, Agent,
'' co. ~ so. 1926 Dock street.