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WASHINGTON.

Appropriation for Galveston Hnrbor.
WASHINGTON, February Sat specia
meeting of the House Committee on Com
merce, held for the purpose of finishing the
river and harb0r appropriation bill last
night, Congressman Willie, one of its mem
beers, secured the insertion of an item Of
$l50,00O for the improvement of Galveston
harbOr.
The Little Tariff Bill.
The President to-day signed the little
tariff bill.
Ways and Means.
The Ways and Means Committee ap-
pointed four sub committees: One on tea
and coffee, one on sugar, one on whisky and
tobacco, and one on taxing bank circulation.
The whole committee has taken no vote
upon any article.
Tho Contested Election Cases.
The Committee on Elections of the House
will hear arguments Thursday on contested
election cases from Louisiana. Colonel
Lawrence to-day submitted a written brief
Pinchback has withdrawn his contest as
against Sheridan.
Colonel Etfingham Lawrence expresses
the opinion that the tariff on sugar will be
raised twenty-five per cent on all grades.
Senator Morton's Report.
The following is the report submitted by
Senator Morton. from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, on the Pinchback
case:
The Committee on Privileges and EIec-
lions, to which was referred the credentials
of p. b. s. Pinchback for seat in the SEN
ate from the State of Louisiana, have had
the same under consideration, and submit
the following:
That the certificate of William Pitt Kel.
logg, then and now Governor OF the State
OF Louisiana, which certificate is veri.
fed by the great seal of the State, shows
that on the seventeenth day of anuary, 1873
the Hon. p. b. 5. Pinchback was elected to
u seat in the Senate of the United States
for the term of six years, beginning on the
fourth Of March, 1873, by the Legislature of
Louisiana, in manner and form as is pre-
ecribed by the act Of Congress regulating
the elections of Senators of the United
States. Upon this certificate the committee
are of opinion that Mr.. Pinchback
has a prima facie title to admission
as member of the Senate, and that
whatever objections may exist, if any, as to
the manner of his election or as to the legal
character of the body by which he was
elected, should be inquired into after.
ward. The committee, therefore, recon.
mend the adoption of the following resolu-
ton:
Resolrcd, That P. b. S. Pinchbaok be ad
mitted as Senator from the State OF Lou
isiana for the term of six years. beginning
on the fourth day of March. 1873.
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INSURANCE,
TtVENTT.FIFTH ANNUAL
ST TIE ENT

TWENTf'FIFTH ANNUAL
STATE MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL assurance COMPANY.
May 23, 1874.
Totsl gross premiums for year ending
April 30, 1874. 800 54 81
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. .........., 3l9533 5:
Less losses paid and est.
mated. ................& l56 2S6 80
Less taxes, discount in lieu of
participation intereston
capital, less discount, etc. 100, 564 03-256 83l o.
Net prohts...... ................. &62,7G2 q
Total gr0ss assets Of COMPANY. 652649 ~
The Board of Trustees resolved that after pay.
ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and halt
per cent on the capital stock of the compauy that
q dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
In cash on and after the third day of Juns
next, to those parties insurinx with the company
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas A. AGans, Samuel 3. Newman
samuel Il. Kennedy, G. T. Buddecks
John Phelps, A. G. Ober,
Adam Thomson, Henry Abraham
+. n. Streng Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bowling, Edward J. Gay
John NJ Sandidge simon HernsheiU,
SIMON FOrcheimec, Joseph B. Wolfe,
r. B. Post. a, Levi.
Edward Pilsbury. John z. King,
Charles &. slayback. FREDERICK CaHerden.
David wallace, J. l.. Harris,
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Stone
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
HENRY '. OGDEN Secretary.
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BY 3. n. 4 B. J. Montgomery
u nj. L. b. !. MONTGOMERY.

u Nj. 4 b. j. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS In NEW FURNITURE
Once Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Tn.weekly sales of every description OF house
etc. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATUR
DAYS, at Auction Room No. so Camp street, com.
mencDg at IL A. II.
Semi Weekly sales of Horses, Mules, BugRies,
Carriages, etc. at Sales stables corner of BarOppe
aud Gravier streets, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, commencing at IL A. NJ.
tended to. ="
Srecial attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni.
ture Of every variety to be found in the city At
their show rooms, ArmOrv Hail. No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establish ment Of the
kind IN the South. they solicit portion Of tbs
PUBLIC patronage both in their line as auctoneers
and dealers IN furniture. iai ~
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| fore this suit has NO basis. He was paid BY
DepOuy, joint surety, and therefore Borde
being jointly bound, owes him one.half thu
sum paid. "Where several persons have
been sureties for the same debtor and fol
| the same debt, the surety who has satisfied
the debt has his remedy against the Other
sureties in proportion to the share of each
but this remedy takes place only when such
person has paid iniconsequence of law.
suit instituted against him. G.. c., 3O57-3;
Turnbull VS.. Martin, 10 NJ, 4l9; Rots-
child vs.. Bowers, 2 r., $50; Ledoux vs..
Durrin, 10 AM. Depouy having paid the
entire debt in consequence of these pro-
ceedings, is equitably subrogated to the
rights of Saux against Borde to the extent
of one half the debt paid, and of the costs
also. Having paid the debt in consequence
Of this suit, he should have Judgment
against Borde for his share or proportion of
the whole Indebtedness. Borde, being a
joint obligors had 10 right to call in war
ranty, and it must be dismissed at his costs.
DepOuy must have Judgment against Borde
for one half the original debt, and half of
the costs other than those created by the
call in warranty.
Fourth District Court.
Hippolite Piquet ct al. VS.. Mrs and Mr.
E. Lefranc.-Plaintitf obtain Judgment as
prayed for on pr0missory notes. two of SITS
Will lutcI0SU duu COSlS, anu ono Oh Cy4OU,
payable in 1874.
Morris Newman vs.. Thomas Fawcett and
E. Pfeitfer.-Plaintiff obtains Judgment
against defendants for $1,000 on proms
sorry note, with interest, costs, lien on
property, etc, as prayed for.
Albert Schwinll VS.. George Steuernagel-
Judgment for plaintiff on promissory note
OF $1,000, with interest, etc.
j. A. Fernandez vs.. Blaise PraGel-
Judgment in favor of third opponent, Blaise
Pradel, and of intervenor, Nine. Furnade,
decreeing that the Injunction be maintained
and perpetuated; decreed that the mortgage
and note of $1,000 referred to in the petition
for excutOry process belongs to aad is the
property of the minor heirs herein named,
and that it be placed in the possession of
intervenor Nine. Furnade, their tutrix.
Plaintiff, Fernandez, to pay costs Of suit.
Superior Criminal Court.
This court was not in session.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONs FILED.
Larceny-James Welsh, George Williams,
Josephine Edwards.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Larceny and assault and battery-Sarah
and Mary Williams, Louis and Noble Hen
derson.
Larceny-William Spelman withdrew his
plea of guilty and pleaded not guilty.
CONTINUED.
Larceny-Mary Moses. Mary Gray.
Assault and battery-H. j. Fischer, in
definitely, discharged on bond.
vEEDICTs.
Petty larceny-James Henry, guilty
Entering house in the night time with
out breaking. with intent to stea'-Prince
Walker, guilty; Sophia and Julia Edwards,
not guilty.
Assault and battery-John Jones, one
month Parish Prison and costs.
Second District Court.
The succession of Albert Weisse was
opened; that of Charles Inquest on the
fifth instant
LEGAL HOLIDAY.
MacGi Gras is dies non under the laws of |
his State; the State courts, will not be in |
session. |
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NEW YORK.
The Express Robbery Case.

NEW YORK, February S.-Sweeney has
turned States evidence in the express rob-
berry case. On -hip evidence James Drew
was dial0tge6; Erich, charged with re.
ceiving stolen goods, and Haury were held
for the grand Jury. Sweeney was cent to
the House of Detention. All but $1,000 of
the property has been recovered.
An Artist Dead.
Robert Burlipg, an artist and founder of
the Water Coloring Society, is dead.
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ouCCkSSION OF HUGH DURIO AND WJ1E
Second District Court for the par,.b ~ o.,..
No. 81, 49S.
Is o EMA NJ = 3. Il; REED. AUCTloNRER-
at auction on SATURDAY March rs ig1S at 10 SOLO
otcHt M, at st. Johns Market, on Patterson
ssieet. between Verret and Olivier streets Eth
.,au LOf OF GROUND. with the improvements
ths ~n,;. On the right bank Of the river, in
a. No anf n now F1ith District of this city, known
racinc avenue Jackson and Homer streets and
measuring 81 feet inches front on Pacific avenus
American measure. P"i"hei lines
Terms-Cash
purchasers expense nosa.y, ~
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE AT ABARGAIN.-THEE ENTIRE
II furniture of a cottage house situated in a good
neighhOrhOod. The house contains six rooms gas,
etc. No lease; rent F25. The furniture is in good
order and is only sold on account of i'll health
the owner. No clearinghouse keeper need apply
and only private parties who wish to purchase at
reasonable price and for use. Address HOUSE.
hEEPEk. Republican office. dell
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LOST

V -, y, " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No 81
New Orlear se shares Of the capital stock Of tho
Fehrnaes ae Mutual Insurance Assooistion, d.tsS
hesr is issued to the nndersi@ns%n h ossoe
tistins 10 a. 'oe public e cautioned sxsnst neec.
Tor = n.w oI .se; application having been msds
ja20 fe2 g.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
JOSEPH Fl. DURAsD VS. HIS CREDITORS, FOR A
resoite-No. 1929.
TIvHE CREDITORS OF JOSEPH II. DURAND
L Esq. are hereby notified to appear at the
office OF }. A Q1intero, ESQ.,, a notary public in
ruary. 1875 at 10 A. NJ. for the purpose of deiibe
rating Oh the application of said Joseph H. Durand
for a respite. In the meantime all judicial pro
stayed Ao
BY order of Court.
New Orleans, February 3, 1915.
tea st ED. DKBLOIS Clerk
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BANKS AND BANKING.
T OuISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp street.

&c PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON. Vice President.
Directors:
4. CONERY FRED. WING,
DAVID WALLACE. LAMBS JACKSON.
E. c. PALMKR
Its capital gives security to depostors Depositl
jy7ly JOHN s. WALTON. Cashier
NSHE ClTlZKNs' SAVINGS BANK
Is strictly legitimate bank for savings,
uodeled upon this plan of popular and successfu
Institutions in New York and London, aud moor.
porated April "a, 1872, under a special aud favor
able charte, granted by the Legislature Of ths
State Of Louisiana, with al authorized capital OF
e2Oo,O0O.
Interest six PEI cent per annum.
Deposits of ten cents and upward received
All deposits are pay able on demand.
Open daily from 9 A. II. to P. NJ, and on sa.nr.
urdsy evening from six to eight O'Clock.
GRUNEwALD HALL.
No. - Baronne Street.
A. BENNER. IL GUBERNAToR,
Cashier. PrssidenA
JOHNSON ARMSTROSd. THOMAS HASAM,
T. n NJ f ~ NJ pE l; Il eubkRsAros'
NEM Ohl4EANs SAVINGS INsTlTy.
v. Newton Mercer, I. F. Geperes, George Jonas,
Thomas A. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
]. Leeds, David Crquhart, John g. Gaines, OA5i
Kohn. Christian Schneider Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
Z. +. GENERKS, President.
CHARLES KILsRAw. Treasurer. mh28 ly
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Many men who could have successfully
withstood the frowns of the world have
been killed by its smiles and caresses.
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FOR RENT,


DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
y out board, can be procured at No. 800 St,
Charles street. TeTms-mnderate. OcSO
INOk RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE TO
u rent, situated on St Andrew street, between
Rampart and Franklin streets, No. 469 at s Is per
month; Will rent it for less to a prompt paying
tenant. ia3I
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RAILROADS.
~ n" ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
'1sEAI JACKSON R0ryrU,

IN sac AOUxS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY
"5HEAT JACKSON ROUTE
r-.,, Un and after December %. 1874
' oops1t ana arrive f0llows nom Cai,to,s
r,, street depot.
s s.Hrs'' NJ Express. .1'I:
Pui;r,: 300 2. H. Mail. .......11:ISA
Lon;s ~. laiace Sleeping Cars through TO ~
GnI, On.cag0 and Louisville.
o,tieay "ne cnange o. sleeping cars to Enstasa
camn et ior sale and information given at M 4,
P sAeot corner OF Common
i.121- A. D. SHELDON, Agent
1eH Z. d. FROST. General M.,,..,
'hk MOBILE LINE.
On and after November IL. 1874
trains will LEAVE depot foot Of c,,., 80. -.
hxprees and mail daily
Express and mail. daily
This i the only line r ral :l2:SO P. 4
vrsas spri to st. Louis Louisville chaslotte nna
c, p1H Gee corner Camp and Common ..,e.,. ..
E.P. SHUTR.
deCoral Passenger Acar+
myl3 d. B. ROBINSON
aGS!ng superintendent.
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FOREIGN.
Election

PARIS. February Sin the election IN
Seine ct Disc tho Republican candidate
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Fifth District Court.
Toussaint Saux vs.. Jean Depouy and
Alexander Borde.-This suit is brought on
q promissOry note and against the indOrsers
DepOuy paid the entire obligation, he hav
ing signed with BorGe as security and his
answer to petitioners demand says he paid
the entire note, and that as Borde was tie
first indorser he is entitled to Judgment
against him in warranty. Depouy answers
and says that he and Borde signed % CO.
securities. and that Borde owes him one
half of $43l 20. exclusive of costs, and for
this sum he sets up unconventional do.
mand, and prays for judgment accordingly.
BOrde filed motion to dismiss his cali in
warranty, and it was dismissed. Depouy,
through his counsel, now claims Judgment
on his claim in reconvention. Borde's
counsel objects, and contends that he
can not successfully reconvene or a
unconventional demand. There can be no
doubt that if Depouy and Borde were sim
ply joint sureties, Depouy, having paid the
whole note, is entitled to recover one-half
Of the sum paid. of Borde, his joint obligor
"The principle that recOnventiOn can not be
permitted on reconventiOn was firmly set
tied in our ancient laws, and the Code OF
Practice neither cortemplates nor provides
for such mode of proceeding. 1t would
produce utter and inextricable confusion in
tno tFidt VI CdU5tS. III the case OK fdrkGr
vs.. Starkweather we held that to petition
in reconvention the plaintiff might plead
matters in compensation which would show
the claim of defendant to be extinguished,
but that he could go no further Meade ct
al. vs. Buckner. . L.. 284-5. This is tie
authority to which the court is referred as
sustaining Borde's defense against Depouy's
call in warranty. / do not think the
case applies. A call in warranty is
not a unconventional demand. 1t is an
obligation which one contracts to defend
another in some action which may be iusti.
tuted against him c. p, SIS "The de-
mand which the defendant institutes in
OF that which the plaintiff las
brought against him, is termed demand in
Id, ga. The present case
comes under neither definition. As pre-
sented to the court, it discloses the fact that
Sank has been paid by virtue of judgment
in another suit instituted by him. There.
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| act itself. When the law was brought to
bear on Conrad, it was to punish an otfense
committed subsequent to the enactment
thereof, and the penalty was to vest in the
United States the property of the offender
during the period of his life. The confsca-
ton of the property in question was not
intended by the law. for it could intiict no
punishment on Conrad, because he bad
sold it to DEFENDANTS; and as between
the parties without registry, the sale was
perfect from the time of it's execution, X.
y. 1856 The position of the United States
was not that OF q third party. The failure
IF defendants to register their title sub
by a creditor of the vendor, or if sold or
ny pothecated by him toan innocent third
party. But the title was, nevertheless, in
them from the time of sale, and neither the
vendor nor his heirs could recover il from
Them. 1t was immaterial to the United
States whether the property was recorded
or not, the property belonged to defendants,
and their title was not impaired by the con-
nscatlOn proceedings. Assuming plaintiffs
theory to be true that the United States
occupied the position of third party in
the sense of the statutes and jurisprudence
pf this State, and therefore the failure of
defendants to comply with our registration
laws subjected the property in question to
the decree of condemnation as the property
Df Charles NJ. Conrad, the effect will be
that the plaintiff will hold it during the life
of the offender, and then it will not pass to
his heirs; heirs can only inherit what be-
longs to theEeceased; the propsrty passed
out of ConrdR's hands by the notarial act
of June 3, 1862; and when the life estate of
Charles Conrad has terminated the defend.
ants will recover the property, not as his
heirs but aa his vendees. The plaintiff, buy
ing from the marshal, was not in the posi-
ton of bidder at a sale under execution
for property standing on the public records
He is charged with notice of the character
OF the decree under which the sale was
made, and he was bound to know it's legal
effect. BlgelOw vs.. Forrest. 9 Wallace. 3i7
he bought only the title OF the United |
states, which was not valid. The property |
belongs to defendants, and plaintiff has no |
right to partition: it is ordered that the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
Won WANT the BEST COOKING
/ FUEL IN THE MARKET.

Be sure to call for
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE or CARBON1TE
Get 1t.is.om your dealer or oRder directly from
The JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY.
Office corner of Bank ana Eleventh streets.
Yards, Cary street above Tenth street, and eouth
side of dock opposite Nineteenth street.
apo H. +. T0RkE1. Agert.
EIRST.CLASS SPLINT LUMP AT So
Il per IS bushels: Anthracite. CRAZE and store,
81 and t7.2s per ton; Qutnaimont and GuLs-
Hill aAd other Goals from 1926 to IS per load.
Oak and Pine Wood ut lowest prices. Quantity anG
quality warranted to equal any IN the city. Nine
teenth and Cary itreets. q. II. PAGE.
NH l3
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General Sheridan went all through the war,
but was never surprised but once Ia his life,
and that was when be discovered, since his
marriage, that Mrs. Sheridan doesewt grow
all her own hair. But 1t is too late to retreat
now hes enlisted for the war.-AaeTas-
toaon Herald.
Now rises up old Jake Seton, OF Texas,
and says unless the United States Government
declares war against Mexico and whips the
stockings off it he'll see what he caa do In
that line Observation-Disclosures Meas.
In Norway the longest day lasts three
months. The man who six months ago pro-
missed to call 10 day or two and settle that
little bill must have gone to Norway on Il
visit Turner's Falls Reporter.
The Waterlos(N. " Register is dead as
a daily paper. The weekly edition, however
lives. 10 print paper every day for those
Waterloo people WAS too much--,hey
couldn't read fast enough --Ddn6aridn Press.
The checklist young man resides in jersey
CITY. At recent fair held IN the lower part
of the city be borrowed fifty cents OF his
girls father to treat her TO ice-cream.-C 9a
rier.
When the burglar who wounded MIR
Shute heard that a Brooklyn detective was
upon bis track be cla>ped his hands and de.
youtly exclaimed. "Thank heaven! Now 1
am safe."-Brooklym argus.
The "cbeekiest individual on record has
turned mp in Pueblo. He tried to get a Liquor
license On ."-Denuer Democrat.
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nv LYME & Brother,
Real Estate Agents aud Auct!cneeFs'
No. 1879 Naiu street.

rrRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF Lh i T.
i MOST DESIRABLE AID n nALfF nf6 FIFE
MILES FROM TIE CRY OF kiGHM nn .S III
A CONT NJ ATiUS Of tn RlCHNOND, an
HENRICOTURNPlRt 0RTHEO LpMhrEnnnr1.n n
BRIDGE ROO ID, KNOWN As "AlKfarLD', ST
JOINING THE EARMSUF All ~ ~; " "a Nv
JR., AND 9TH re-, AT ~ Bic ao1,aiib" =
virtue Of certain deed II trust eatcuu v! ,; an.
Gooch and wife. bearing date on inc 9th 81 u a.
gust, S72 OF record in tue CLERKS once U, ~, ~ rS-
rico County Cosrt, ID. b. 90, page go: ~ ~ sid
dersigp, us trustees. We shall, 10 exc uiDh ~ lid
trust, being so required by he beaehciaia on
deed. sell at public auc ion, on Iny o'clock
p. NJ, that very desirable FARM loca'ea 20 ~
described contrasting 270 ACRES. ,o pRJCH
The improvements consist OF I".. ron-
DWELLING, situated In bcihtiu' h'",,i ont
taiping about twelve rooms. Win 'He a'
buildings found on first class farm ,,oc and
There are several fine springs on Tue p ,a.. ard
the nelghborhooi Is one OK the 0esi 20 be ioo' nac
10 any one desiring TO purchase hss.
this offers most favorable opporiani!' s,,e aud
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO expsnsisa r.,r,,ry
TO pay of certain Dcyotiaule note uuS ,, oT 40
10. 1878. for $500, with cre1t Sn inS,,, 1915;
on credit US 10 1900 uu'il l9,h OF HuVu .sr 1870
on credit US to 1900 until leih seIuay' iS;6
on credit as TO 5000 uniil l9th oi 1usus' 1871:
on q credit as 10 $500 antll Sun fcDreat, ,t ain
and on q credit rs u S2D0 and So,tuS tn,h a ,,ur
Of August, lS77; and rs 10 the rtsuue o. d.,
chase money on such tlrms and ilirr rs tbe A III,
in the said deed may prescribe and direct CT w
failure 10 give such d.recIous, on sacn n,,,.Y
lime NJ The said trustees may deem III AMI ps"fNt
TN. purchaser viii be required 10 give . uu'''1
SECURING the unpaid pul chase-money.,
WILLIAM II. LANE,
TO - - Trustees.
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By Frank u. Hill,
Auctionecr and RaAi Estate Agent,
11US Nam Skeet.

T,RUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID
RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCrIoN.-By
virtue of a deed of trust cxecuted ny Colonel Al.
tcrt Urdwav and wife 10 The und rsign'd. dated
April Is, 1872, and duly rccoiced In Richmond
CGapcery Court clerks Office April 20, ls72,
being required so TO 90 by III" benz fci,ry therein
secured We Will proceed 10 sell AT ruolic auction,
OH .be premises. on FRIDAY, Jane Is. 1875,
commencing at l0k O'Clock \. H., al the HOUSE.
HOLD AND KIT, HIM FURNITURE contained
i'm the late residence Of to'onel ALERT Ord"ar
No. sol west FranSiu street, corner Of Laurel
street. consisting OF
Q very superior BLACK WALNUT PARLoH SETS,
BnUSSELS CARPETS. CHANDELIERS,
SpIt udid BOOK ASE, DIL-FAiSfISGS,
FXTESSION-TABLFS, CnISA-PKEss,
CHINA and GLASSWARE. SC.
6 sets of BLACK ALNCr. OAK, ana MAHOGANY
CHAMBER FURSITuRE,
Compefc assortment OF KITCHEN FURNITURE,
kEFRIG ORATOR. &c.,
and every article 10 be found in well.lurnlshed
house. u,,,.. -,
and on the following ,!ay.-SATURDAf, June
1qth-On the premises al O'Clock =: w.. Tue VAN
abe and attractive HOUSE and LOT At tDc soatl-
west corner Of FranRiin onc LauTc! streets. .
The house is three stories ana haS' mem, "ltn
Man. ard roof, and contains about Twelve rooms,
besides hitchen and servants rooms. WIN az tne
modern lon proyemeHts, stable. &c., ana bIlt IN we
most substanrIa! manner by lis pres nj owner.
The lot fronts on Frank lin stIett 10 ieet, Win
depth OF $50 feet to an alley IL iee VIDE. -,
lakes for this year on the real estate 10 be pa'u
by the purchaser. ,:,oo
cash: over that amount, sixty GaSs note, WIN ~
tcrest added, with apprny' Il enGorser ror te1.
estate the conditions of the trust require CASH. pu
liberal arrangements can DE mn!e on lhe Cay VI
sale. HoHAnD Sn,h,n,pSr'