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AIIDItNF Fl , NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a LII " '
DALLAS, TEXAS.
VIII practice in the District Courts of the
counties composing the Fourteenth Judicial
District, and in The supreme and Fcdeml
collection of claims in all the adjoining
counties. Special attention given to land
litigation. Office south side public square.
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giupera. SfnrIts and Mc{nls.

Tin: &c lOxli, charcoal, per hog Sl7 80; IN
lOxli, charcoal, so 00; IL, l2Xl2, charcoal,
- 90; &c, charcol, liX20, SIS So IX, charcoal,
l4x2O, $50 10; lC, llx21, roofing SID 80; &c, 20x
2s, ri o.; block tin u - soc; sheet zlnc 4 u
l5c; Pig lead y 10 l0c; Copper bottoms u ID
zoe; Sheet iron 26X27 Z ID l2Ic; Solder extra
refined q 10 ;ic; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies i 10 20c; American Russia /! 10 DC.
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h}rs Goods.

Brown shcotng and shifting: Central
Mills Sc; Albion \. IL Sc; Agawan Ii lie; ABB
bOtt ii lie: Cabot \ ii l2i2c; Houston City
Al l2l%c; Miller Rivcrl2%c; Indian Head Is
ne; Mnssnchusctts = q 0'ac; BEDFORD Il lie;
COneStoga lie.
Blcached shcctng; Trnlt Of the Loom Ice;
Boot llc Boot l., IT 81; Root u Re; AmOSltcng
l2i6r; BarnSlcy he; l. flea Sc: Harmony &c.
Prints McrrimUc W Toe; Gloucester Zoe;
Essex DC; Ancnna Zoe; Clinton 81 &c; AmOslSeng
nc simpson Mourning Zoe; CaNudetta Solids
lOr; Montvilla S'2c; Columbian 7i2c.
DENNIS: Boston l5c; Oakland ljc, Hay
maker l6l%c; Otis AKA De.
Stripcs American l2'@ri Mc"!,anicS l2,,2c.
Sheridan lac; Rock River Iji5c; EGston lie;
Whiticndon lTc; Amo>keaS extra heavy Doe;
Checks: LanHrR l2iZc; Americas l9i&c, Cal
edonin No. s lGc; Caledonian No. . lSc; Clark s
zoe.
Drills: Granitevillc lji%c; Plymouth Rock,
heavy lie; Appleton ljiac: Pcpperll! i5'sc.
Ticking: Princeton FIG; IHnhattun i5c;
Houston City Mills \ zoe; ronestoga a & y
Die; Fcndall \ 9li@c; .!ohn A C.ark'S "5Lc;
John A. Clark'A M 2!r.
Corset Jeans: Clarendon l2i2c; Amosllcag
lj, %aumk"ng !Sattron l5'4c.
Cotton piaid': Magnolia Pee; Alnetlcus
H.; VI hittcnGon extra heavy l%.c; Alt
bUlnn ljc.
Wiggen: Red Cross l4t%c.
COttnnadoS: farmers and Mechanics 3lcc;
Howard 2It.c; LynohhW8 %}4c; Williams
tiruvy Rio Duck: superior, GounCeS, u K;
Howard .3c; Clarendon ING; Bear, = ounces,
pc; Ravens, ounces, 23r.
Cun!irics: E,H, 81; Ruilyd lil4c.
Miscellaneous: kentucky Jeans lJ1iOc;
Doe '-liiH ~ .@GUc; Cotton Yarns Dc.
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We are authorized 10 announce
GE0LGE ~. AEDEED.E

rs a candidate for District Attorney of the
Fourteenth Judicial district at the election
on the 2nd day of March next. david
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t.rcnhsiuf,s mud Grnin.

Flour-Extra Family S. 50IG CO; Choice
XXX s. OO@j -; NNN 81 75Gf5 %; Xxx 81 2j@
4 80.
Bran, q 100 lbs, 81 90.
Oats r bushcl o. l-9GtGjc.
Wheat per bushcl, 81 30@l %.
Corn, per buShcl, II 90.
Corn meal. per 20 RDS, 81 0j@l H.
/ Potatoes Early Rose seed 70 o0@G 20; Table
g 2jG,j -.
Onions 50 OOtp 80.
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Groceries.

Beans: Navy SO 20.
Bacon: Clcar>ides nc; Breakfast lie;
Hams, canvassed, llal7c; Hams, sugar-cured,
ljc.
MolasScs lin barrels per gallon) Fair zoe:
Prime 75c; Choice soc; Golden Syrup Sic; silver
Drips 9Jc.
Sugar in barrels per pounds; Fair Toe;
Prime ne; Choice l2c; Yellow clarified lie;
White clarified lSc;Powdercd ljc;CruShed ~.
Fish lMackercD; No. |, half barrels Sl0; No.
. half barrels -; No l. kits -, No. ., kits - %
Tobacco, per 10, 5G6tS9c.
Whis!lcy, per gallon. II 00m2 30.
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LOVELY FOR THE LADIES.

wv Il were asked the other day why II was
w we laudsd English Female Bltters SO
high. Our answer was and Is, that we have
personal evidences of its great value In this
Kcnpe) county. \ good physician living
eight miles from town, said TO cur druggist
that English Female BiitcTS Was The Dest
female medicine lic ever used. i bekalb
(Miss.) Flag.
English Female Bittors are highly recon-
mended by the medical profession al his
place and surrounding county,. kosctuSko
(MiSS.) Chronicle.
oftcn prescribe English Female Eiiters ia
NY practice, and always with satisfactory
results. Il. DALE, NJ. d.,
Carrullton, Miss.
This medicine contains Iron and powerful
vegetable Uterine lonicS, 81 much needed by
ali sick!y females. sold by druggists.
J. =. DROMGODLE, Propr,
Louisville, Ky.
Wonan's Medical Adviser, only % cents.
Address as above.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dallas, Texas,
L.. He. HbSKlNS.
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EtrI:;st.
Alcohol e gal s. So; Gum CumphOr = VI Gle;
CElurofnrln Il 90; Gum opium T. III 20 21G9 %;
Indigo, hest, q ib II 7jn3 OO M0%neSia I! ID I3Gs
soc; Madder Z III iS@20c; Oh, sweet, y gal = 90;
Srcrm Il gal - 90; Rrrg,mOt, pure, tlb ST 700
: 10; Lemon q 10 II U.laG7 y; Soda sal English
i ID Sc; Sulphur ilouTN ID o.; Rosin Z ID e;
Alum 6. Il, Ease; Calomel = III 81 5O"2 %; Coch-
iueal II "; Copprras dw'c; liquor'c extract
az -; olive ~ gal y 25io2 70; Tanners 81 10;
Cassia y III 81 80; Qnintnc y Oh 81 81; soap
CASTLE 4 Ii 20c; Soda ash y ID l2c; Saltpetre
red Il h Sc; White lead pure per iicg sl3 509
/, 90; Strictly pure per iieg sli OO@l4 90; Lin
seed oil raw T. gal 81 pYl 10; Boiled b gal u 10
al 50.
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EroIs as.;l Nails.

Peaches, 2-lh, u dozen, So 75; Pears, 2-b, n
dozen, SO %: Plums, green cages, 2-b Y dozen,
50 80: Strawberries, 2-h, II dozen, So -; Rasp-
berries, 2-lh, fdOzen, - %; Bacl. berries, lib,
Z dozen, - ~; Tomatoes, 2-lh, = dozen, - 30:
Corn, pm, g dozen, ~ U1m3 80; Peas, 2-ih &,
dozen, So 90; SucVotash, In, "a dozen, - 80;
HOLSTERS, LII, = dozen, 81 %; oysters, lib, Il
bnvnp = oD.
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Yellow ne,rough.all sizes and length s25 90
per m; White Pine cienr, IA, Rand inches
$50 90 per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
s27 80 per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
slj 90 per IN: White Pine Notwithstanding
81 50 per IN; White Pine ceiling $50 o. per m;
White Pine inch boards $40 W per IN; White
inch boards so 60 per IN; White Pine inch
boards so 80 per m; Palings, fancy heads,
$50 90 per IN; Lnth s. 90 per, m; shingles,
white pine, 81 % per. m; Shingles, white
pine, - 80 per IN: Shingles, hite pine, s. 00
Gemcntsj 50per barrel; Plaster Paris 81 w pes
barrel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


The money market remains steady at the
following quotations:
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Rio common. Bic; Fair I" good, ne; Prime
to choice, ne; q. G. Java, BIC; Tea, per IT, 800,
! ~.
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LADIES, GID AND YOUNG!

Imparts beauty, strength and vivacity-
Imparts beauty, strength and vivscity.
Imparts beauty, strength and vivacity.
lmparts beauty. strength and vivacity-
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mccoy. j. VI. NJ
Mccoy g. Mccoy.

rlRNEYS AND COUNSEI ORS AMMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-05

POSTPOSEMENT.
Postponed on account of The weather tiii NUN
DAY June 9Th, 1T above time and page.
D-f j. THOMPSON BROWN,
TT AucinnceT.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. IiI3 Main street.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
f Pr TTss S TkAcT Tt OF ( rAkekRs Of IAsp
a MoNp, On MI HE hWHiiLtkiAasBuReI gkNPIkE
OPPOSITE THE NATIONA.LI, GEM M e! AND
NEAR THE DEPOT Of THE CH1,EE :ns
AnD o Of deed Of ts dated ss Of MARCH,
1872, duly recorded in the clerks office Of the
of BY e we
viii proceed to cell by public auction. on the prem
the, The len a asy,r Of su nna
valuable tract of land located as above, formerly
called MONTROSE, but now known as the TOWN
OF RANp0LPH containing S4o mGh fbs more more
lion of tive-acre lot and fortyscvtn other small
lots all the lots laid off In the plan of the said town
OF Randolph ana of adjoining laDns, recoraeq IN
said office of Henrco County Court, ana according
TO which plan the said property VIII be SOLO either
as whole or IN parcels as may be 'eterminea on
The situation Of this property and Its proximity
to the city Of Richmond make IL one Oh inc inosl
desirable Investments ever offered by public aucon.
Though level II Is sufficiently elevated TO be Tree
from malariOus diseases and 10 command nne
view OF the city, her hills and beautiful scenery II Is
sufficiently near the city for operatives oesrinS ~
secure cheap homes, u do so WITHOUT lnteT1eruH
with their business engagements, ana IL Is
desirable as an investment since we are SON 70
one thousand men engaged at the granlle WORK.
across the river, most of whom locate In the eastern
portion of the city and seek investments In tna'
Terms The deed requires cash to the extent o.
s7I5575 and the expenses OF sale, the resla'ie
on such credits is the grantor may %, u.
trustees think fit but by the consent OF the party IN
teresed the following terms VIII be offered IN iel
thereof-viz: One-iourlh cash balance IN edu luz,
instalmeuts Of Two months and one year ana t"c
wears respectively from the day OF sale; the pllr.
chaser giving his negotiable notes for Tue dcerrea
payments, with interest added at . per cent per an
NUN, secured by deed OF trust: sn>-
JyASMiEs FrLEAsANTs.
DrcuIppcoS 20. AuctiOncers. my rs
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEES
Y TERFIELD COUNTY FOR SALE ATAUC-
TION.-CarrIngtOn and ais. rs. Hewlett admins
trator-In execution Of decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county entered at the term
for November, 1878, we the undersigned, commits
sioners thereby appointed, will sell ut auction. at
Chesterfield court house. in Manchester. on MON
DAY. Sth of June, 1T IL O'Clock VI. (thtt being
court-dayJ the following valuable real estate-to
The FARM known as "HOWLETT'S,,' some
times known as the WARE IRACI,' lying In
Chesterfield county. on James river, ABOUT eleven
miles below and opposite 10 Buffers Dutch Gap
canal. 1t contains about ESQ ACRES, some OF
which IS very fine land.
1t has upon it some plain buildings, and besides
mill-site near the river with an unfaing water
power fused with great profit before the rar). and
II Is also believed that 1t his also unlimited quanti
ties and very accessible Of the most superior quail
ity Of granite, near to the river to be 1ound III tls
The Hewlett House !" or Ware tract has, in add.
ton 10 the above, the well-known "Ware MILL"
now in 2ciive operation: Il large wharf. where
steamers of any Size can harbOr: storehouse three
stories high. also, unlimited beds OF the most Sl-
perior sand for brickaycrS pasterers, PAYERS, ana
moudcrs the latter equal TO Albany or Troy
sand.
Immediately on James river, II Is picturesque
place aud It's prospects are not surpassed oy any on
the river. ..,. .-.,o,,o,,, &,
yited previous 10 lie sale $500
TERMS: Cash us to expenses Of sale and to pay
$500 with interest from 2lst OF January 80
1874 until July, II 74; $500 on Il credit 10 p ST
.Jaullarv 1878: and rs 10 the residue. upon such
terms as ID. K. Welsiger, agent for Mary I. Welsh
Also. TWO lots In Chester belonging 10 John
H0wetts estate. Nos. and 4, In block " A."
TERMS One-tllird cash: balance In one and two
years, with interest from day OF safe.
q. :. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
GPr.Rps & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs my2S
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,r Keisey's Letter TO the Ao''A''
burg JopsiGcator~.
From the Petersburg papers Oh n,
p,.uuoxn. VA, June =, 1914.

PrcuNoSp. VA, June =, 1914.
IA F. Hinton. Esq, City Supcrln'enaeaI
Nv Dear Friend II am sincerely sorry
.,nt tho int'amcd state OF my throat VIII
,,rryent me from participating WITH you ~
Ionr demonstration this evening over your
late success. ,, ho nle,s
,,rc only second to sharing IN Tue u, I'''n wa.
,,;c,ory which it celebrates. III lnc !os
s,h;.h that victory everywhere inspires
H,;n,,,,ond claims a double portion. Shc
~ srnn,, h,ycd with you iii every struggle.
Odd in every appeal, and the only cloud
upon her own successes mas peeu lne iusNn
pry OF your failures. .,,.
Tho whole State echoes your rejoicing, tor
fbc lesson taught by your Udom'tab'e Sou-
race is an admonition TO every Radical ana
an example TO every Conservative III INC
CONFERENCE.-The. c.,
As one profoundly interested in the COCK
AIDE and her people. invoke you 10 rehie'h
her forever 10 what this vicofy IS uuc-ol-
caniz,tion, unity, work. :.
In these. and oplv in these. lies there any
hone for the preservation OF the aScendahc!
YOU have so calamity won. Let no apa.Rt
ar di,cord ever weaken your efforts; oul
above all. d, uouuce aud di>countenance tran
tors in YOUR own ranks. An open kaolca
has consistency. and may have convection t'
excuse him. 4 pretended Conservative Wh'
is TOO pure 10 stand 10y his party has neither
Heis q political PbariSec. who would sacr'hc'
on the altar of his own vanity the welfare
his country and the happiness OF h'S kind
When he arises make no terms Win nm
but lie, him 20 where he belongs. You vii
be no worse tor losing him, and the Radical
no better for gaining him.
Again CONCENTRATING you on your super
success. and hoping that the splendid result
OF YOUR skill and labors may, as bclicv
they will. lit up every Respondent heart il
the State. l am proud TO subscribe mysel
your old townsman,
AID faithful friend.
A. VI. KELLEY.
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HUXLEY COMING TO HARvARD.-It is re-
ported that President Eliot has dragged"
Professor Huxley for Harvard University,
where he will take the place so long and
honorably filled by Professor Agassiz. 1t is
certainly to he hoped that the report is we'll
founded. We have failed to produce sci
entists Of the first order as YET, though we
have large and promising crop growing up.
But the harvest isn't white yet, and we cant
wait the slow process Of scientific develop
smeuts. 1t is fortunate that we can import a
few sayaus from England, which is richer
than we are in this respect. Professor HuX-
ley to Harvard by all means. And then
won't Yale be jealous and invite Professor
Tyndall! And Cornell, determined not to
he outdone by its elder sisters, will astonisll
the would by inviting Darwin to chair en-.
dowed on purpose Tor him to till.-Graphtc
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Dl ~ WI IStC'
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 10l4 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND MAYO STREET.-By virtue of deed of
trust from K. +. James to the undersigned, dated
I'd day of September, s72, recorded 10 the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery Court ID. +. SO, b.
page OBJ being thereto required by the holder of a
certain bond therein secured and how due and UNI
paid, will proceed to sell at public auction the
premises. OH WEDN ESDAi the ! 9th day of June,
1S74 al O'Clock T. NJ, the REAL ES GATE de
scrbed In said deed rs follows: ON the south side
Of Ross street, commencing 55 feet from MAYO
street and running westwardIy along said Ross
street 29 feet, thence ut II hit angles In southerly
direction IS feet, more or l0ss 10 brick factory
owned 10y X u. James; thence at right angles along
the line Of said brick factory 90 feet: thence at
right angles, more less to the beginning, with all
the right and appurenances belonging thereto.
TERMS: Su thcient IN cash to pay off and dis
Charge certain bond made by X. +. James, bearing
date % day OF September, 1872. to Robert Lacy
for one thousand dollars, payable OF demand, with
nine per cent. interest per anhum I'LL paid; bal
unce on such terms us may be made ksuwu ut the
time OF sale. Zeal X. d. JAMES, Trustee.
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Patrons OF acknowledgement oranges


By !. c. FtaMcrSton, Deputy: Otter
Grange. Eecfold: L. VI. Boyer, master; W.
&. Maup;n. seer, tary. Hat Greek Grange,
Campbell: Benjamin Z. Harvey. master; W.
nj. Hamlet, secretary. Mount Zion Grange,
Campbell: Thomas +. Norman, master; L.
7. Rulker. secretary.
BIZ General William Nc Comb, Deputy i:
Madison Grange, Madison: Horace d. ivy
man. master; 4. q. Smith, secretary.
BIZ S. 4. Wilson, Deputy: Brownsburg
Grange, Rockbridgc: Samuel Cowan, mas
ter: d. J. Whipple, secretary. Collierstown
Grange, Rockbydge: Samuel Montgomery,
master; J. A. Wilkinson, secretary.
ByJ. Husk:inS HobSon, Deputy: Lodore
Grange, Amelia: Edward Green, master, ,
r. Il. Jetcr. secretary. Moryen Grange;
Amelia William A. Branton, ST.. MASTER !;
John L. Barden, secretary. Clinton Grange,
Cumberland: Thomas {. Brown, master !;
John +. Harris, secretary. Waton's Mill
Grange, Cumberland: Colonel Randolph
Harrison, master; DR.. r. +. Nelson, secre-
tary. GeLito Grange, Powhatan: DR.. John
Is. Wiley, master: j. w. Pindcr, secretary.
By r. y. Merrill, Secretary: Watts
boro' Grange. Lunenburg: J. ID. Il>dalc,
master; 4. W. Tisdale, secretary.
By 4. ". Moore, Deputy: Warren
n. z. Fri>toe, secretary. Bentonrille
Grange, Warren: William A. Compton,
master; Jonas Hickman, secretary. Mid
detown Grange, Frederick: George W..
Bowman, master; John A. Miller, secretary.
BY e. ". Koiner, Deputy: Midway
Grange, Augusta: James VI. Harris, master !;
S. +. Carson, secretary.
By j. j. Wilkinson, Deputy: Shockoe
Grange, PittSyvania: William b. Boyd,
master; &. Y. Oliver, secretary. Peak View
Grange, PlttsyIyana John a. Slaughter,
master; +. II. Ferguson, secretary. Henry
County Grange, Henry: Colonel Peter
Houston, master: S. Putzel, secretary.
Sandy Creek Grange, Pittsylvana: a. An
derson, master; J. NJ. Adams, secretary.
By. 0. ChappeN, Deputy: Mount La,l-
rel Grange, Halifax: W. \. Penick. master;
Z. d. Hundley, secretary. Catawba Grange,
Halifax: Isaac Moorhcld, master; William
Wlnbush, secretary.
The secretary of the State Grange has re.
ceived the following sums for the Louisiana
sufferers: Walker Grange, So; Sleepy Hole
Grange, 50; MechaucSville Grange, S5.3l.
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J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dtspatch office.

Real Estate Agent anu aNclloHecr,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE-HUN-
4 DKED.AND:THlRTY-AC FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT CllES-
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE. MANCHESTER.
VA..JCNE s, 1874. AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ. THAT
BEING COuRr-DAY.-by virtue OF a decd OF
trust from Il. j. kellam dated 9th day of August,
1872, and of record in the County Court of'Ches-
terfcli, default having been made In payment OF
certain negotiable notes secured in said deea, and
being requested so 10 do by the holders of said
notes, will proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder at
public auction, ut the above lime and place, that
certain TRACT OF LAND lying In Dale town.
ship of Chesterfield county, near the old court
house, bounded by the lands of s. y; Duval. Rich,
others containing ONE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY Q30) ACRES, more or less, with improve
mentS thereon. - .
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale aud two negotiable notes to the amount OF
STI6-67 with interest from maturity of said notes
~ date of sale Wse aMBERS, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctoneer. my 20
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BY Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SPLEN.
" DID VACANT LOT on HULL ST ST! Z az !;
NEAR MAYOS BRIDGE, WELL LU ~ p, =
FOOT LOT. CORNER FIFTH AND DECATUR
STREETS. IN THE CITY or MAMIE r,t f;onr sh Il;
VA-By virtue of decree of The Circuit noiirt o,
1873, In the suit Of L. X. Chilcs rs. William b
West administrator e a., shall sell at punlc auG
tion on SATURDAY. June OH, :! ofa' a1 . - S,och
plan. fronting ri feet on Hull street. This Is one
of the most desirable business stands IN that por-
Also. that desirable BUILDING LOT fronting
80 feet on Fifth street. commencing At the corner
of Decatur street and running back l32 feet
TERMS: Oue-1hird cash; balance at FOUR ana
eight months, for negotiable notes bearing SIX per
cent interest from day of sale, and The title being
-e'''~ WILLIAM AMBERS,
iea-tds Special Commissioner.
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by james VI. Taylor d Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiuneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


DIVE VALUABLE LOTS, WITH THE
Il IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, On THE
EAST SIDE eE UNION STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE ST IL AM
rEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD FREIGHT De
POT MMElrIATEiY IN REAR OF MACCUB.
BINS FEED STO4t4c> AND WITHIN THIRTY
FEET OF THE -HAILkOAD TRACK, FOR SALE
AT ArCroN be sold ON MoNDAf d NE s!
T. NJ those very va cable lots rs above located,
fronting 2a feet each ed s4nnG 81 9Iek 20 fee, to
an alley 10 feet wide. Two oi these o.s tnese
Iramed earpen,er sIop; all " shIch are now occu-
piled by good tenants ut q fair .Shs A.,
This property being HeaI sac depot or the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and .Ss First market
house renders II we'll suited for the purpose Oh erect
lug large houses Tor storage or other GSincss pur-
poses, and must rapidly Increase IN value.
TERMS Very llberll-one-fOurth cash =: tia b al
alice ut six, twelve, aud eighteen months. for neg
tl;hc notes, with lntcrcst added, and secured by
deed Of trust. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR II SON.
1e4 Auctloncers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SA e. Gs
NICE BRICK HOUSE. with five rooms, Oh Grace
street near Monroe Park.
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, with 81:
rooms. on Clay street near Third.
.LhRGE FRAME HOUSE, sixteen rooms. on HUH
street. In Manchester.
TENEMENT HOUSE In Bragg row, on Overt1a
street near the lieiegar Horks.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY On F-analin street
Just below the Old Market.
LOTS in sidney ana Haryie on the monthly Install
mcut plan.
CHAFtIN. STAPLES CO..
lie J-F&M2t Teuth and Bank streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE
N OF LOT on the corner Of Ninth and Arch
streets adjoining the sash AMI blind factory Of Nr.
j. j. Montague. with 4 Ones CORY BRICK
BUILDING thereon 20 by 3J feet, and tie follow
ing MACiliS WIZ: LINE SHAFT. pU!.-
LEYS. BETTING, and FIVE. HtUl.tH-SAWS,
lately occupied ana used b: Ncssrs. Lindsay & Aa-
thouy. For terms, &c. apply To
SHELL & son.
Auctionecrs and Zeal Estate Agents.
No s Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
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