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CONSTABLES' SALES,

Marie Marguerite Daret, wife of Leon
Ferrer and her husband vs.. Antoine Lebe.-
Third Justices Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. las.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID to me directed by the Hon. John LemOnier
Third Justice of the Peace for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled and numbered suit
will proceed to sell on SATURDAY AnriI q
1875 at twelve O'Clock ~, on the premisea M 81
Rampant street, between Common and Gravier
streets
ventory on die in my ofEc, PeA III
Terms-Cash On the spot.
mh23 20 ap3* O"AseSoie
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FOR HAVANA, VIA CEDAk KEYS ANr
kEY WEST.


kEY WEST.
United States Mail Line,
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE EMILIx.
MARGARET, LAVACI.
A Tho Now Orleans, Florida
49, and Havana Steamship ComDan,
4& ~ will dispatch one OF the above nrc,
class steamers from New OrlsAa,
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con
Meeting with steamers for Apalachiools, St. M,
RATES OF PASSAGR.
To Key West To Cedar Ksys
Uaoln..... 93S
eteeraSe... ::e...:.... 20 u
Through bills Of lading issued to all points I,
Florida including Tampa, and to Rev YORK.
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the cOmpany's bills Of lading sisnss
ana none signed after sailing Of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodations and throust
tickets given to above pOints
No freight received without permit from III,
oface.
For freight or passage apply to
. l. K: ROBBRTs, Agent,
IeI0 NO. l2O Common street.
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Azure thing-The sky in fair weather.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
| ~~>>~>~>~~-~>>>>~~~~-~~
| NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
New Orleans, March 20, 1875.
PROPOSALS FOR THR SALKT0 THE CITY OF
L twenty wharf improvement bonds will be re-
ceivsd at this office until FRIDAY. April ., at
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
mh2l I'd I'D. PILSBURY, Administrator.
PROPOSALS..
DKPARrMRNT OF COMMERCE.
New Orleans, March 20, 1875. }
CBAL0D PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE OF THB
- following named xiii ferries for the term of two
years will be received in this otace up to twelve
o'clock NJ, April s. 1875, viz
CarrOltOn Ferry.
Foot Of Race street to Freetown.
Foot Of Broadway to Westwego.
Bids for the ferries to be made separately.
Specifications on file in this Office.
mh2l lot }. o. LANDRY. Administrator.
CITY TAXES OF 1873.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, March -, 1878. !
VlHE TAX BILLS OF 1875 ARE READY FOB
delivery at this Office Tax payers will be
allowed for prompt payment
Four per cent discount from date to the TWEEN.
tleth Of March. 1875 inclusive.
Three per cent discount from the twenty-frst to
the Thirty. first of March. 1875, inclusive
Two per cent discount from the first Of April to
the thrtieth of April, 1875 inclusive.
mhl4 ED. PILSBURY Administrator.
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CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE TN1TED
STATES.
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT OF LorIsr.NA
In Chnncery-No. 7351.

road Company. ~ -'A~' '>'''i
APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT THK
N DEFENDANTS Henry J. Gardner Peter Butler and
v Wr Ames second, reside in the State OF
Massacnusetts and can not be personally served.
The IS ,.o ordered by the court that notice OF
oho pe'hdoncy OF this suit be published once
week, tor four weeks, in one of the
pap, papTr. OF the city of New Orleans, directing
mem 10 appear to the cause, before the r1,le
u3ay, on the first Monday of May next in the
ee s. once OF the said court, and that copv bs
sent TO each of them by mail with the su bisns
at their residence respectively 1oPon~
mh23 80 apt IL r a. WOOrF1py ,,.,,
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY. CLUB.

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB
BRw ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
SPRING MEETING. 1878,
COMMENCING
SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1873.
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Retail Dep0ts.
7. DONNEY. Magazine Street Market.
HER, Magazine Street Market.
E. DRaGER. No $50 Chippewa street.
WILLIAM MYER. Ninth Street Market
JAMES MCCLELLAN Second Street Market.
SCRUGG> CO., No. 459 Magazine street.
b. PATTAN(, POydrss Street Market.
2. BRAND, POydras Street Market.
KELLER MARKET ICE HOUSE.
F. A. BLUME. M 66 st. Louis street.
b. TARANELLk. No. Dumaine street.
GEORGE NlGHTBEART, No. $50 Rampant street.
A. PEDRETTI, No. I Madison street
F. W. SHERER. No. 237 Rampant street,
w. DASTlLLON Fulton Market.
C. VAN DER BRONCHE, No. SO st. Louis street.
j. BROWN, No. 10 Vaudeville street.
tR ,NCIS J. WEHNER, Secretary.
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Fifth Day-Saturdny, April 10.

FIRST RACE-Handicap Hurdle Race two miles,
weights to appear the day before the race. Club
purse $500; first horse $3.50; second horse 500;
third horse $50.
SECOND RACE-Free handicap, mile heats en-
tries to be made Wednesday, April :, at twelve
O'Clock.
Weights to appear Thursday, April 8, at twelve
O'clock NJ, and declarations to be made lin
writing) at two O'Clock the same day; Club Purse
$500; first horse 500. second horse S1oO.
THIRD RACE-One mile aud three quarters for
all ages; Club Purse $780, first horse s4OO second
horse IS third horse S25,
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ICE FOR SALE.
Wholesale and Retail Depotss
No. 3l6 Magazine street.
Corner of Julia and Rampant streets
No. IL CrOssmsn street.
No SO Elysian Fields street.
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nREss MAKING AND SEWING

OF every description. corner of ITALIA and St.
Charles streets.
Mesdames Tirrell and Simpson
Have taken the residence at the corner of ITALIA
and st. Charles streets, and are ready to receive
orders Nothing will oe left undone to please the
ladies who may patrsnize them. The parlOrs are
central. spacious and neat mh23 I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I oUlsIANA ICE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. l02 CANAL STREET,
Third Floor
Works on TchouptOulas street. near Louisiana
avenue.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
OF STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR TIKI NEW oRLxAn,
TRADE.

v1CkSBURG,
THEARLE. Commander,
viii leave on or about March IS
from her wharf. foot Of jackson street, Fourth
District Will receive and sign through bills o.
iadihg to Havre. Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp Rot
terdam and all continental ports
Parties DESTROYS Of sending for their fr1enda "A,
purchase prepaid emigration tickets here -
auction allowed when applied for in groupA
f0r Helght Or passage. having superior Aooon
modations, apply to SILAS WEEKS 4 CO.,
No. 10 CarOndelet street
Managing owners-FLINN, MAIN L MONT0Oh
ERY. M. IL Lancelot Hey, Chapel street, Liver.
pool. ana
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Blonde hair is coming out-of style.
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From MarseilIes.
MARsEILLEs. Dec

MARSEILLES, Dec. 10th.
Since election there has been little or no
excitement, and VIC of this "burgh" are such
law abiding people that anything ort of the
usual line has a tendency TO throw us IN u
state of excitement.
The following are the names Of school
teachers who have been engaged TO teach
schools IN the surrounding country for the
winter term Peddicord's dist, George
Sparks; Loring dist, Mr.. Hitchcock; Hick
DRY Pt. dist, Mr.. Furgason; Grove dist, S
N. Makeeyer; Coventry dist, Mr.. Nicholsl
McCullons dist, Thomas Jones; Coombs
dist, Mr.. Campbell; Douglas dist, Miss
Howard; Galloway dist, Miss Cram.
Died at Chicago on Saturday, Dec llth
in the 4sd year of his age, NJ J w. Wood
ard. of Marseilles. He had bee RS den,
Of Marseilles for about ten years past and for
merly Of Sandwich. He was proprietor ol
the Illinois Agricultural Works and inventor
of the Woodland patent riding and walking
pillow.
The residence Of Capt. Preston caught Or,
on ,as; Sunday by sparks from the stove
The loss Was nominal
Mr. Grin slapped q man 10 the face on'
dsy this week So was VIVA. the jssiic,
fhought IL was worth.
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An Old FRIHSD.-Wc are glad to receive the
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Every hous' hold needs this paper We lind il a
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FINANCIAL d COMMERCIAL

There Is no material change to notice in bust
ness matters during the past week. Trade seems
to be growing little better in all branches rs
the holiday season approaches. The late cold
snap will undoubtedly tend to increase the mar
ketng Of the pork crop. The receipt OF grain ID
little larger than last week, the present price
being considered fair.
In money matters there is nc material change
the demand is fair, and generally absorbs all the
offerings. The banks generally accommodate
their regular customers at the usual rates. Fol
long time loans with real estate security, tn,
market is fairly supported, and first-cass mort
cages can usually be placed at the usual rates.
Gold has been quite steady during the pas
week, the price varying from lli}5 to lis. Thu
market closes steady in New York at 1l4H t
1i4I.
Government Bonds, in sympathy with gold
and under a fair investment demand, have ruled
firm and steady; the prices have advanced lit
tie on all issues.
Ravens, Mac Kinlay & Co. furnish the following
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INTERNATIONAL
Surgical Institute

Two or more OF the INSTITUTE SURGEONS, sccompa.
MED by their DLSTTNG UISHED CHIEF SURGEON 0tor
this time and which is his last absence from the Inst
tuse will visit this city the 9Th and 9Th OF January 1876
They be consulted the CLIFTON HOTEL and all the
AFFLICTED invited to embrace this opportunity at their
homes, they saved great xpense in time and
by doing. Hopeless not undertaken. They make
SPECYALTYES OF ALL DEEURHITIES, CLUB FEET
AND HANDS. STIFF LINES, DISEASED JOINTS. #
CROOKED AND DISEASED SPINE, HIP JOINT d.
SEASES. PARALYSIS. EYE AND EAR DISEASES,
PILES d FTSTULA, CHRONIC PRIVATE DISEASES.
and the OPIUN HABIT. Note.-A WRITTEN GUAR.
ANTEE issued to every patient PROMISES CURE or oil
money refunded Guarantee signed by the president and
stamped with the corporation SEAL The surgeons will have
complete OUTFIT OF braces than before with
mechanic to alter and fit appliances The visit Is made for
accommodation OF their old patients and In response
repeated requests BY the afflicted who failed to them
their visit last winter, on account OF the snow storms
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UrrAW WA FREE IRA DER: SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1879.

The work on the artesian we'll has com
menced. The town trustees exercised good
Judgment in their selection of the site.
And now Hubbard goes around town win
his dandcr up, looking for Dan Tucker be.
cause he told the truth.
The social event Of the season Is the mush
and milk sOciablc at the Congregational
Church this evening.
0. +. Lund has on hand the largest assert
ment of silverwarc ever brought to Marseilles'
which he has bought expressly for the holi'
day trade
The Marseilles Manufacturing Co. arc
building an addition to their foundry.
DAN TUCKER
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Chicago Market.

Dec. 18th, 1870
Four-Prices shade lower Fancy white
winter extras, t7.00@7.5O; spring extras $5.63@
SIS; fancy Minnesota patent, $65O@9oO.
Wheat-Irregular. Winter sold at si.l09i IL
No spring, slOo@l.Ol; No. 9, 95G98c.
Corn-Ne 2, 49G5Oc Options, December ~
@49c
Oats-Cash sales, 30@3lc.
Rye -6S@69c., for No. ..
Barley-No. 9, SS@9Oc,
Lard-sl2 30@sl240.
Tailow-S11c.
Potatoes-New, 3jG toe.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, GO83Sc; roll l58
zoe,
Eggs-AG2jc. per dOz.
Cattle.-D Dull. with prices lower. Fancy
grade steers $5.75@6O0; choice natives $500
@550; cows and heifers $2.50@S.75.
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MtsfeIlantous.
PLEASING,

Ornamental and useful
Holiday Presents, incluI
ding Statuary, Shades|
Perfumery & Colognes|
Hand Mirrors, Toilet
sets,Vases, Jewel cases
Fine Cut Bottles, all
kinds of Games. Pocket
Books. Cigar Cases. La1
dies Work Boxes, WriI
ting Desks. Glove and
ndkerchief Boxes, 81
Poems, Novels. Books
of Travel, Natural His1
tories, Bibles & Prayer
Books, Autograph All
buns, Photograph All
buns, and a large stock
of Children's Books -
These and anything in
his line can be had OF
e. Y. GRIGGS at tho
lowest rates. .ovs7 tan,
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, Dec. nth, 1875.
Business better this week-the settled weather
Of the week and the coming holidays bringing
many farmers and good deal OF corn in, and /!
the present cold weather continues we may ex,
pect q good trade. Prices remain the same.
Corn, SIC for so lbs; Oats, 26c for IS lbs; Rye
56@6Oc for 60 lbs; Wheat, $1,000; timothy seed
sL75@lsO Hay 50 for prairie, sl1@sla for tim
othy; Potatoes 25c; dressed chickens Ease
dressed turkeys 1Oc; dressed hogs s725@s7.5O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

One OF the greatest events of the season is the
great closing out sale Of o. Trasks jewelry
store. Hundreds Of persons have been made
happy by taking advantage OF the great induce.
ments offered and buying their holiday presents
at first cost, thereby saving money, which is an
important consideration in the present hard
times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

There has never been known a Cough SO stab.
born as 10 RESIST the action Of Halls B.I.sAN
for the Lungs. In the beginning Of a cough l;
10 certain in a very short time. aud in the wors,
cases continued treatment is sure 10 conquer IT,
IL IL standard remedy in every one Of the States
and Ter tories, and Ia tvothircs Of the rest Of
the world. Every druggist keeps T. Prize, o..
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Subscriptions received for all the principa
papers and magazines in the United States, n
Osman & Hapcnan's, west Of Court Hous
Square.
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Ottawa quotations.:

Exchange on New YorA, a premium, selling
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per E.
Sterling exchange selling 1856 to 5000 per e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

The surgeons Of the International Surgical In.
.titutc will visit this city the 5th aud 9th Of
January. 1876, and can be consulted at the Cliff
IN Hotel.
The advantages We claim in the treatment of
Deformties are many, but the greatest IL the
superiority OF our apparatus and braces which
are made at the Institute under the supervision
Il an expert Surgeon and workmen who have
had years Of skillful training and experience
The prices we charge are always in the reach
Of those unfortufstes who 20 greatly require ~.
sistance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Fine table cutlery at o. Trask's selling fo
first cost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

An elegant assortment of solid silyerwarC
suitable for holiday giits at actual cost, at Q
Trask's, IS La Sale st,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Call and see those beautiful stone cameo Sc,
at o. Trask's. They are being sold at cost.
The entire stock must be closed out regardless
Of cost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Leave orders for Christmas turkeys, at Phil
lips Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Meme heavy working boots for ss.S5 at Child
& Phipps'.
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Still they come-more toys and more fun a
Lows.
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The only fine engraving done in Ottawa is
o. Trask's, 33 La Sale st.
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Catholic Prayer Books

NHtuOffC TTHysf FSOUkB.
A large and ine assortment OF Catholic prayt
books just received at 0sman Il Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-18

Diamonds at o. Trask's for cash.
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NOTIFICATIONS oF MATTHIAS TRusBo. Dsc D
~ Notice Is hereby given. that the unde sig1eo Fl
tors OF the last will and testament Of Matthias
Of the county OF Ia Sale and state Of Illinois,
Wi apPea. before the County Court Of said county, on h
third Monday lheng the 2lst day. OF February isS n
County Court House In Ottawa said county soen sna
where all persons having claims demands sxshst sNu
estate are notified TO attend and present ihe same IN W.T.
ting for adjustment.
PIIAs TRCMBO
WEST MATIOCk.
decii6u Erecnpnrs
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Santa Claus hes hls headquarters ., Low.
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INCORPORATED isas. CAPITAL. 100000.
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For ih,. dispatch
4 SeuogenariaB Dead.

Died, on Monday, 18th OF February.
James Kultiu (coIorct), as is believed, in his
ug.rty.tittll year. He was one Of 4 few who
had seen thu first and second Revolutions.
and passed through two WARS. Tie reported
himself ~ a plough.boy nj the time OF the
death Of his old master, Burwcll Bas>ett, Of
Ethan. New krn (~nO was brother-iu.laW
{" General Washington and also TO Governor
Harrison, father ut President liarri>onl ana
died At Ethan in 1888. James kuttiu could
not then have been less than thirteen years
old. He belonged then TO Burweil Ba>seti
Ir.. who died about l>il and from HIM was
devised TO George Washington Ba>>ctt,
nr,hrw of Burwcll BA>>ett, Jr. Jaluc>
!;uniu was a tall. athletic man, clearly OF
.mmc,liItc African descent, and long boss Of
lie plantation. The writer, now III hr
>,yruly.ulth Year. we'll remembers old uncle
cook. IN original African native, umonSs'
;a,. servants belonging 70 John Bassrtt, bro
her oi +. Ba->cti, j.. James Ruifn was
man oi high integrity, and livcd and dleo
RESPECTED Ivy all who knew hm-a true be
.ayrr in bis saviour, Jesus Christ, and tie
,.4rtrd onyin. To be at rest in Jesus.
U,mgytr, juSt bei01c Old Church.
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TOO Much Clothes On.
,>...rf4, telegram 10 the Baltimore Gazette
An English View OF the Caucus Biz

WA.ul>GroE. February l9.-An English
,.uilciuuu. Il temporary >ojourucr here, asked
al ,N.t confederate aCqu nnlance Inc olhcr
,l.y what hr thought OF tue bill agreed to 10y
I'm. Republican caucu>. The cN-Conicdcra,e
r..s..,d that be should prefer first to hear the
u.uiun Of III" Quc>tioner, who, a. IN Impair
.f.,I observer. could judge o! the measure
v .,nult prejudice. well, then. said the
lH..i>;luan, an any opinion it is rcVoIu-
..ua. In England "" regard the hdL"aS cor
..f.,ct. ua>>cd ~ 1919, ~ one OF the 0ulwalks
.. ,rdlviuunl safety, and next in Importance
- Na..u. Charta. 50 long ~ the statute re-
mains IN tore, no SUI jet OF England can be
detained in prison except where such de-
,,utiuu /. shown TO BE- justified by law. lou
...rtircr " nat Il RON was raised "hcn 1t was
.rot.o.,d to suspend the hdjeaS corpus act
IN certain sections OF Ireland. Why, such q
;.l j. it is now proposed 10 enact IN this
country of tree institutions would set all o!
,,r,n Britain in Il blaze, aud the Govern
mt, That dared 10 propose such thing
,,..d bc instantly hurled from power
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlL~k

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAu-k
ROAD COMPANY. !
JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
" on this road viii run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$50 A. n, THROUGH NAH. daily Except Sun.
day. connecting for all points souss
TAB A. ", FkElGHTTRAISda daily Except Sun.
dayj, with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the SoGthside
road, Lynch1ur2, ard the West.
l.45PM., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg toi
Norfolk.
s:ooP NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
900 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
sunday with coacn attached.
l1.45 A. IT., THROUGH MAI. daily connecting
with Richmond, Frederic ks2nrs s sna
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily except sundAyL
coach attached.
dav). connecting With RichmoaaI
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for I'll points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper ATTACHED, ruinihe uroasn ~
nectiou with the Chesap AXE and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rich
raond and Petersburg except 81 Chester.
GAO p. II. Returning Viii leave Glover Hill II
$50 A. b. daily except sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start IRON
Apponaltox depot. su.w s,..r,n,onaan.
no 81 4. SHAW, oopeInIeaaent.
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NUTICE.-By an agreement made be-.
~ tween ISAACs. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS and
ta<. committee of their creditors, which was con-
u,,p ed by The District Court of he United states
q y the sd of February. 1875. they bound them
-. ys, to pay eff IN full all ens upon their proper
~ eul OF the principal of their snciui indeGted-
pe.S onc-fouilh cash, and the balance in three
,- one twJ ami three wears, without interest.
,rhiS 4. 10 notify all parties interested thai the
drm have conuied with their engagements; that
,n,, ,r .part ~ settle their heOt according TO
an -, ~ ~, sui oned anu that have transferred 10
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