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THE REMEDY FOR CHoLERA-Once
on a time a certain doctor was called
in great haste to see an lrishman sick
with cholera. The doctor had been
keeping record of his cases, and this
was desperate one; AMI not wishing
to. take the risk of treating his patient
improperly, he went home to consult
his record without prescribing. That
night he lrishman, getting hungry,
hclpcd himself literally 10 potatoes
and cabbage Next morning the. doctor
on calling again, and, to his surprise,
foun;. his patient nearly well SO he
entered in his diary, Potatoes and
cabbage cure an lrishman Of cholera" f"
A day or two after he was called to
see Dutchman sick with the same
malady, and so he ordered p"tatoes
and cabbage. The next morning the
doctor called again, and to his great
surprise found the Dutchman had died.
So he entered in his diary, Potatoes
AMI cabbage will cure All Irishman OF
cholera, but will kill Dutchman'
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is no diminution of the frost. There
is, so far as can be seen, no opening
or channel through which the frost
could :. possibly have reached such
depth from the surface. There are
other mines in the same vicinity in a
like frozen state. The theory is that
the rock was laid down in glacial times.
when there was cold enough to freeze
the very earth's heart. In that case
the mine is an ice house whose stores
have remained unthawed for at least
eighty thousand years! The phenom-
enon is not uncommon or inexplicable
when openings can be found through
which current Of air can pass; but
cases which, like the Brandon frozen
we'll and the Stevens mine, show no
way for air currents, are still referred
to imbedded icebergs and the glacier
period.-COlorado Neus.
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= Sn.spY's.-Go to Silsby's, at the
postoffice, and get supply Of fresh
reading matter. If you are not fond
of reading yourself, remember your
wife and children. He keeps all'ki1ds
.6 Ntapetpres there, and almost gives
it itaway!es .sHls4 u is.i tabssnr no 'a'
gu!w. oas~. ~; ai o7: Ina
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The decrease IN tobacco IN the Con-
necticut valley has caused the price of
manure to decline from to $40 to SIS
per cord to 81 or So. This reduction
in price gives ordinary farmers al
chance, and will be good thing for
Connecticut farms. ~7a
In one of the French departments
there is Society for the Protection
of birds useful to the farmer" All
nests found are reported to the socie-
ty and protected by it. In the past
year the society protected 2l4 nests,
from which came 904 birds.
At the dog show last Month at the
London crystal palace, there were
l,l78 animals exhibited, and marked
Improvement in all breeds was noticed.
The Princess of Wales took the first
prize for fine animal in the class of
st Bernard mastiffs.
The farmers in California are sore
troubled, not with locusts and potato
bugs, but with squirrels. They exist
in some portions of the state in such
numbers as to destroy all the cultivat-
ed crops 1t is proposed to tax the
property of non-rcsldents to get a
fund to exterminate them.
J. NJ. Brown, of Surry county, North
Carolina, has planted $50 acres in to-
bacco this year, requiring 1850, 900
plants.
Boston now has hundred first-class
firms whose speciality is wool, and
nearly all these have sprung up with
in twenty-five years.
The California wool clip this year is
43, $50, 900 pounds. At the present
rate of increase, by 1880 it will be
224, zoe, 900 pounds.
They have discovered new plant
"way down east in the State of Maine,
which some enthusiastic people think
will supercede cotton for making cloth.
The Colorado potato beetle has
reached Vermont, and seems to like
the country of the Gren Mountains
tquite as we'll as that Of the Rocky
TMountains.
In consequence of violent rain
storms in New England. just after
shearing time, large numbers of sheep
perished A great many lambs died
from the same cause
: It is estimated that the three lead.
ing products of California will, during
the present year, foot up as follows:
Wool. 5O.OOO,0 900 pounds; wine. rl5,'
100000 gallons; wheat, 45,OO0,Ooe
bushels. . i. - M
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Ice SO, 900 YEARs OLp.-The altitude
of the Stevens mine on Mount Nc
Clellan is $4,000 feet. At'the depth
of from 60 to 200 feet the crevice mat
ter, consisting of silica, calcite, and
ore, together with the surrounding
wall rock, is solid frozen mass. Nc
Clellan is one of the highest eastern
spurs of the snowy range; it has the
form of horseshoe, with bold es-
carpment Of feltsphatic rock nearly
1000 feet high, which in some places
is nearly perpendicular. Nothing un-
usual occurs until distance of some
so or 10 leetihas been, made; then the
frozen Territory is reached, and it con-
tinues for over 200 feet. There are no
indications Of thaw, summer or win
ter. The whole frozen territory is SUR
rounded by hard, massive rock, and the
lode itself is as hard and, massive as
the rock. NJ eaIe ! sasi~ n
The aminers, being unable to exca-
vate the frozen material with pick or
drill, found that the only way was to
kindle large wood fire at night
against ,,,,ai the hack end Of the tunnel, and
ii sh the morning aar,ii take out the dlSfnfegfa-
ted d',,,,s ore. This has been the mode Of
mining for di're than two years The
tunnel IS over 900 feet deep. and there
stool ss.y I'd; ii'ns ssaaH si.aN
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Gov. TILDEN AND PRESIDENT GRANT,

Gov. HLDEN AND PRESIDENT GRANT,
A number Of journals unfriendly to
Gov. Tilden, but friendly to President
Grant, comment upon the Governors
temporary absence from the State at
Long Branch, as forming parallel
for Grants habitual absence from
Washington at the same place during
the summer, and as justifying the
same.
The Constitution of this State pro.
vides that "in case of the impeach-
ment of the Governor, or his removal
from Office. death, inability to dis
charge the powers and duties of the
said Office, resignation, or absence from
the State. the powers and duties of the
Office shall devolve upon the Lieuten-
ant Governor for the residue of the
term, or until the disability shall
cease. This shows that any real com.
parison between the case Of Tilden
and that of Grant is ont Of the ques-
ton. As soon as Gov. Tilden is alb
sent from the State he thereby ceases
to discharge the powers and duties OF
his Office; and as thoroughgoing con
stitutional lawyer he must, of course,
have notified I.ieutenant.Governol
Dorsheimer of the new functions in
cumbent upon him, and that gentle
man must accordingly now be at Al
bany discharging the powers and du
ties of the Governor in compliance
with the Constitution.
If Grant, when he goes away te
Long Branch for the summer, were te
follow the example of some of the ear
ler Presidents, and request the Vice
President to establish himself in Wash
ington and there. assume the duties o
President during his own absence, he
would thus make his case really par
allel to that Of Gov. Tilden; but as the
matter stands there Is no rescmblapc,
between them except in the fact tina
they are both at Long Branch.
Mr.. Dorsbeimer is perfectly qpali
fled to fill the office of Governor 0
New York, to which, in the event o
Gov. Tilden's absence from the State
the people have elected him; and ye
we earnestly trust that the i'll healtl
Of the Governor, which has rendered
it necessary for him to seek retiremen
and rest at some place where the al
fairs oc his office cannot be forced up
on his attention. will speedily be rem
edied by his thorough restoration, am
followed by his prompt return to tn
State and the resumption of his prop
er authority.-N T. Sun. .a.
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ran aid examine specimens and prices
..'..4sse.... . s.st,. ii .pr,.LHEADs FURN1sHED
~, Il .,. IL 60 PER ,TflOUyAnD,
- eeia.ieg i prices prepoftioaass'y ieS' -
- s-sl..-s sast .ysf0 eAAh
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,l,i, Tri;.ateeklg aVarld.
Published
.n.,.rs, wtDAtsuAfs AND FRIDAYS.
a., 1aaho World Printing Company
'W ,.rpr " JONES BUSINESS MANAGER.
&c. !, Blk Bl5a,s Adjoining iss,f Hail. Wall Sired.
,,. =; INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

v.,es Of Snbsc ont
~. 90 90 Three Mcnths.. - 90
One S,ss ia ; 90 single Copies..... Is
o. A0"'B By Caerier, So per quarter.
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THIS is the way they get rid of the
grasshopper pest in Russia. Every
land owner is obliged to send into
court yearly one hundred dead grass
hoppers to each acre of the land owned
by him; say if John Smith owns ten
acres of farming land, he is to bring
on the first of August in the court
1000 dead hoppers, and for every
short one he is fined five cents. The
poor classes are engaged in catching
the hoppers, beginning in May. and
sell them on the market where they
average about two cents apiece, thus
giving an opportunity for farmers to
buy them in case they fail to fulfill
their taxes on them. No farmer is al
lowed to catch hoppers not on his
own land. The method of catching
them is very easy. They boil water
on the field, and supply themselves
with tin cans made especially for the
purpose and fill them with boiling wa
ter, and then they hunt along the
place for the 'nests;' they pour the
water in the hole, which kills them,
and after they pick them out with a
hook. This keeps the hoppers de-
creasing yearly, until some years they
have to appeal to the government to
reduce the percentage, as there are
nohe.to be found. This would be the
best and cheapest remedy for the farm
of this country to adopt. +. +..
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SufiNu Aotiefs.

LODGE, No. ?, I. O. g. T.. ~
- holds ~ regular meetings as Its hall. on III
aslfiay ev-nings Of each week. as 3 O'Clock ~
~ members IN good standing Are invited TO @
a.sad. By order Il the ". &. T..
sGsEsr " JoSEs. sec'y. Jan Is ,s-n
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Ia u W W
Dissolution Notice.. =.

h1VDPAkrNERSHlP HCtETO-
-tssou IL e..istng between John Foster and ~ Pc
asss unas4 as AAasrs Home Hotel. and doing busi.
\onrt,hu,a. .ae nrm name of Foster Peterson, o
s s.:..! I':] lss1:Z s,ss 1870 %.:;s sss
deli. ~ On the premises - hsret,iore. receive
a!Sssot snesnrn. "a ~ ~ Nns{ I1bIgtiss
QGAS,,,n..lA,L "a go JOHN yQBTHk
'' Il 4Ai,6a't N9HAAs .si
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ADA County condense the fol-
lowing items from the Salesman.
Farmers are in the. midst of harvest,
and there is quite demand for work
hands.
The Northwestern Stage Company
have commenced buying grain by con-
tract at two cents per pound, coin.
The new council have assumed con-
troll of the municipal affairs of the
city .@|.'ss'' 81
Sam Clayton will have three or
four thousand pounds Of peaches this
year, notwithstanding SO many draw
backs. g
Hon. John McNally brought down
two lots of dust from. custom rock
crushed in the Wide West Mill. which
went $40 to the ton. After the assay
one Of the bars was, stamped $500 in
gold and $lS in silver Affairs in Al
turas county appear to be brighter
NOS - Ysfgf x.r auetke .4s
The Boise lumber company have
shipped ten thousand feet Of lumber
~ Silvnr (,itv
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Professional Cards.
GEO. !AlNSLlE,

]. rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law. IDAHO
\ cy l. +. ofate on Montgomery street. second
sar above the Posiothee.
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-THe Negroes, this summer, are dy-
ing off in the District Of columbia.
The week ending the 26th Of June
was marked by the death Of one hun
dred ofthis unfortunate race out OF
the one thousand whole population in
City. .hsvA sfearlnllpercen-
tate. The .wholenegro population Of
the,Unitsd States is rapidly dying out.
and hassbeen sihca,the,c cAmniennement
of the ,rehellion1, ssisI In roeil
tai.is hns re7aa.yixla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnccrs,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALEOF A VALUABLE
L LOT. WITH A LARGE BRICK DWELL.
ING THEREON, SITUATED IN THE MOTH
LINEOF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTY SIXTH
AND TWkSTY-SEVENTH STREETS. T
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF a certaln cerh
of trust executed by Mrs. n. II. Smith. d.ted sth
September. 1873. and duly recorded In the clerk,
Office of the Chancery Court for the city OF b,l .
nond, In d. b., l0I B., page SOL, to me rs Trustee,
| shall in execution Of said trust being 50 r..
uurcd by the beuefcaries under said deed, sell "
tublic auction. on the premises, OH MONDAY the
9Th day Of February. 1875, at 4 O'Clock T. VI .
that truly valuable LOT, with 3 large BRlrK
DWELLING thereon. row III the occupancy 81
said Smith, coutaniDg about nine rooms, SC.
The lot has front on the north line Of Brosi
street 63kxl 90 feet TO alley. twill, If desired.
be sold into TWO lots Will be Spelled 1T the h. or
Of sale.i
Terms of sale Will be cash as TO expenses Of sac
md 10 pay off two certain negotiable notes extcu
ted by said NJ. II. Smith. dated 9Th Srp.einl"I
1873 and PAYABLE Twelve months after date h /
the sums OF $4,000, each one Of which said NJ
has a credit OF $500 on same. with all Interest due
on said notes: as to the residue or The purchase
money on such terms as will be made known nj he
hour Of SALE. -.
This Is. without exception. one Of the most ~ !.
rabe MS well as conveniently ngcI residence
In that portion Of the city, and well worth iie ~
teutiOn of any one desiring good home or 10 max"
q permanent investment.
WILLIAM II. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER. Auction
eers ia %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04
BY Cook Il LauGhton, Auctioneers'
No. 10 Governor street.
nsnOO WORTH OF ELEGANT NEW
NDUlJO PARLOR. CHAM 8ER, DINING

nso0o WORTH OF ELEGANT NEW
w ,;0S. SND t 6FFI6E 'FGGaRSIrGRs A AUG,
TiON-in consequence of the effect o. me ne. n as
SIS e s5s rss sn Be- fGd r. ae
particular, have determined to sell at ancLion OK
THURSDAY the 4th instant, commehclu. ~ ~
O'CLOCK. INV entire stock OF elegant furniture to
make room for new lot Will enumernte 10 par r.,
. Handsome WALNUT ana F r. srea,, ninsb.
strined crimson, reps, ana hair-cl0tb;
Elegant DREssING-CAsE CHA MssR SUITE S'
e eanes anS % SasRea S to match
8 FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS WIN "Aho-
Very handsome LrBRAnY-CAsEs and sEcRIi-
MARBLE,Top s1DEBoARDs:
WALNUT FxrENsIoS-TABLEs;
] Very handsome new-Style HALL SUIT
pARLoR FOLDING and FANCY CHAIRS;
PIASo-STO0Ls; TEGRES;
toFA-B and other LoUsGEs;
Is FINE WALNUT MARBLE-ToP and CENTRE
WA1X1T Arm CANE-sEAT OFFrcE-CnAIRs;
90 COTTAGE CHAMBER stITs-assorteo pat
= dozen ENNx LIND and COTTAGE BEDsT EAps
IS dozen CANEand WOOD SEAT CHAIRS; ~
dozen KITCHEN SAFES and LEAF-TARy.Es
dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
| dozen SEwING-TABLEs;
dozen BUREAUS;
dozen WAsH,TANDs;
dozen LOOKING-GLASSES;
| Handsome WALNUT UFFIcE-DEsKs and TABLES
HAIR and SHUcK MATTREssfs;
CRIBS CRADL ES. ROCKERS, &c, &C.
The attention Of dealers ana families IL called tt
the above sale, as am determined to make room
for fresh stock.
TERMS; sums Of 81 90 and under, cash i: ,oyel
800, sixty days credit for approved endorsed cit!
The public Is Invited to call and canine the fur
A''e'' '''O'' '''' 0"' - ARTHUR ROONEY.
fe2 Governor and franklin streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

,;no south cnro,ina, and Georgia. Now,
Of thIs II SG6 men, General Johnston says
s ZOO reached the army before Genefs :,
tnok command. "According to tn,s,' says
no uour Jealous and vigorous teaaer kepe
his army inactive tweuiy-siX days,. Walslns
for 6 500 men, while bis enemy was rec e,y,
iug 10000 (See, &c.)-Dix's ana Meca'i IS
diSisio,,s--an(i covering his front soutn VI
tbe Ch;ckahominy with entertainments.
Now IL this fair? The impression 10 oe
derived from this is that, according 10 C'i-
onel Marshall, General Lee waited LOT t"elt
,v.siS DAYS for $500, and no more whereas
n IA obvious that Colonel Marshall has not
thus represented IL. Conceding that ne
would admit that the troops from the SCUM
| which Joined General Lee after ne assune eo
conmind amounted TO no more than 6,ooo
instead of II 500, still Colonel Marshait mas
not denied that large body 1o'heo uiu'
from the Valley under Jackson, amounting
according to General Johnston, to more tnaG
IA Ofl{) men: and has "your orator detracteu !!
from tie lust fame of the great Virginiah :,
hv representing that he delayed his attacs
twenty.six DAYS to add 22,S6G men 10 nis
army. while the enemy added out iS'o'o y
| his? -, !, tho,
Again. Colonel Marshalps charge IS ina
| the obnoxious passages contain reteetio on
upon General Lee. Let it be observed WEI ,a Una
General Johnston has nowhere in bis letteI
said that be did not intend reflection upon
| him. His "defence" Is what the lawyer
call neqative pregnant-that II, a nesal 10,
in form, which, not heing negatlon a IN u 'a tb
Ia an affirmation In effect. Viewed 10 tn
iIeht of this principle, in oil sound pleaolns
his "defencc,' with all due respect De
said, must be taken as plea of g ~ 10 q al
that VAS charged. W. ~ "'
Richmond, February 2, 1915.
rye think it proper to say that the autho
of the above communication is WILLIAM L
royal, Esq, Of this city. General JOIN
srox signs his name to his communications
} and we have no idea that Mr.. ROYAL VII
object to having his name given. de n
doubt signed bis initials only from yer.
commendable desire to avoid seeming u
make his name conspicuous In this connee
tinD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

/ ahtens the work, we hope soon to see fhe
I spnel ready for Che rails.
From this point con mences gradual oe'
.eent down the east side Of the Andes noun
tains to the town of Oloyo. The work 9 >
being comparatively light, Is already con- a-
Melted. From Oroyo other important hnes
Of road are soon to be built, thereby opening
up ne Of the richest and most fertile eoun-
tries of the globe-a country heretofore err
''''A Henry j. ScBENcK, q
Engineer G., L. and Q. r. T.
Linn. Peru. November %, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 8, 1875

PORT OF RICHMOND. February 8, 1875.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. merchan
| disc and passengers, Powha,an Steamboat Com
Schooner Martha Collins. Groves, City Point
light, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner William L. Hearn, Booth, Norfolk. logs
sloop Golden Rule, Hampton bar, oysters. to mas
ter.
sloop Thomas and Mary, Hampton bar, oysters,
to master
cha id and passengers, W. p: Porter, agent:
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, meF-
Brig Commodore iBr.b scsn,lebey, santon; 1,775
barrels -four, Calico Mills Manufacturing Compa-
Schooner Ida a. Jayne Mills, Rio Graude do sul
schooner Adalr F. Rouny, Kendall, James river,
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdell, Norfolk, fertil-
iz Schooner ooas judith Ware vandervener. Norfolk
truck. barrels, Currie Il Co.
Schooner Independence. Forrest James river, to
load oysters for Richmond.
Schooner Farmers Return, White, James river.
to load oysters for Richmond.
sloop Carrie. Howard. james river. to load oys-
sIoop Mary Emma, =, James river, to load oys-
tiers for Richmond.
sloop Maria Louisa, -, JsInes river, to load
Sioop Geranium, -, James river, to load oys,erS
for Richmond.
sloop Ada Wood, ~ james river, to load sys-
tiers fur Richmond.
~ CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore February 2, brig Rsptuae
t6er.), hittscher.
From Baltimore February 2, scho onar Maggie,
Myers.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Orion tGer.), Lubken, from. Richmond, ar
rived ut Rio Grande do Sui Janua ~ 18Th.
Brig Nellie Antrim, Weichu.aun, from Rich
mond, arrived at Rio Grande do Sui January 18th.
Schooner NJ. L. Oliver, Merricsc, from Virginia,
at st. johns, N. B.. January a2it
NEW CASTLE, DEL, February LIN port
Schooners John Beatty. Prlcsss from. Philadelphia
for Richmond. e.i't
PROVIDENCE, January S0-Saied: Schooner
Carrie crosby, Moore. tor yirginias ;.
Schooners John NJ. Ball, Calloon :; Elm ma A. Hig-
gins, Eyder, from Boston; and Eizzte smith, Cor
ham. from Salem-an for Vlrgipis. -.
Schooner Harry Landell, Tnylsr, was loading at
New York February for Richmond.
70. = BY Telegraph.
NEY YoRE, February Starved: Richmond.
Arrived OstsCarl Frederick. France, lOa2uar.
FORT MONROE, February 3.-Psssed IN for Bali-
more: Brig mississippi, from Demefxrz. Passed
out Steamer Wilmington, for Havana. Sailed
ship E. e. ThaYer, for Liverpool. Passed In for
City Point ;schooner Ida y. Bniiard, from BAHIA
mas. e.s::ss,..i . Is ~ .gr;stz..f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04
~-->e---~-~s.>~~sr-e.>--- ~-ce~<~>~~-~~~<~~
BY ". aoddir,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Elerenfh and Bank streets.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE ACAN
DER DECREE OF COURT.-By virtue o. a d. d..
cree OF the Ch,ncery Court Of the city OF H,ch.
the case Of In,oes against InIoeS &C., sbsIl sci
Of public auction. on the pre!hises, on THIKs.
nay Ih The eth 4sny vsass Tor 1rsa
Franklin between Monroe and Henry s,Ie.ts, ,a y.
Joining the residence Of Mr.. Bailey Davis and On,
posite to that OF Mr.. George :: Palmer, ftortI.g
20 feet, running back ABOUT i so feet 10 an ri es
This lot ID local. In part OF the city where p,o
pertv is in great demand for geutesl private tel
dences.
P. 81, that valuable Lot Oh the north SIDE or u ~
Cary.street between Adams and Jefferson street,
And on the following dsg-viz., FRIDAY. Shot
February, ls75-on the premises. at 4 oclosk p
M hf re Of
oack 100 feet TO an alley IS ret wide. '""'"]
fee, on Louisiana s,Seet running back zoo fs, ~
Second street, Sc parated from the other lots BY Si
alley. 90
Ing 25 feet on Louisiana street, runniag bach In
feet to an alley, near the grccery-store Of Mr
O'Deay. . ...t
v. Asa5 WIZ 81 G he soass ~ Be P @
south side Of Wharf street. running back 9 Gpet .'
stone wall on James river. adjoining on one s;.
the Wl3rE Oh LUc roWudIau STEAMBOAT IllnDany
and on the otilerihe wharf OF Edward BerkelcT y
Ar the same time and pIa,e will be sold Lor'Io
g. in square No. 81, on the east Hae Of Fwen,y
seventh between Ciny aud Leigh STREETS fron,,ry
az feet. running back about "a feet 10 an alIey
Also. LOr No, g. letter ", or the wet line q,
Richard between Valley and Concord streets, Iinp,
ing 90 feet and running back a feet
TERMS Une fourth cash balance al four ev,,,
and twelve months for negotiable notes I'M, rot
added, ana title retained TIL all the purch...
mopey Is fully paid.
Plats CAT be seen al my Office.
C0DDIS,
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of jaime,
lnloes, deceased. ia 26-28,30&Fe2A5
CHERIFFS SALE OF TOBACCO, &c =
| - BY virtue Of an order Of court made In two A.
| tachment suits rs D. &. Mayo & Co.. and 10y con.
| 81 nj Of parties In the execution OF D. E. Mcdowell
6 Co. pS. the same, slill proceed 10 sell. at the
| factory of %. G. Mayo & Co, Twentv.hft. ami
/ Main streets, on MONDAY, February 8. 1878 NJ
10 O'Clock A. b., ALL THE EFFECTS In said tar.
tory, consisting Of large quantity OF manufactured
| tnbacco and tobacco In process Of manufacture:
| large quantity OF smoking tobacco. In bagJ snd
loose: large lot OF tobacco bags labels aud brand
licorice sugar. minerals, alcohol. cloves allspica
wrappers % barrels syrup; empty barrels. boSes
cases about 200 tons coal buggy and barnes, ::
three b. rses; lot caiitrs sat; oils very large lo,
tobacco-lumps; large lot slaves. nails, lumber c
&C., and many other articles OF value, loo nulner
Gus TO mention.
| Immediately after the sale at the factory shall
proceed to sell at the Philadelphia seamboa .slf.
! on the Dock. very large quantity of MASuFAt .
TURED TOBACCO lGC5- package.l
Terms Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT.
fe2 Sheriff City Richmond