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end docs he ge: HIS cry |. still for blood.
The Administration stands on '.ip-tee every
dsy. with its eyes distended, and its arms
stretched forth, calling on the American
people for more blood ard more money.
And these preachers THOSE Chicago priests
that went to Detroit to get Lincoln 10 o,te
the forbidden fruit--t3 try the first act' 'nc
initial sin, by the publication OF ah acy
em,ncipaiing the saves. These pries.s-A
would not like to have met these !efews-
they went down esutiDg and whining, rhei,
mouths all The way watering FOR the o'oou
of the people. Every one of them thought
that God had m4de II his special business 10
GO and beg Lincoln to commence the oust-
ness of muir drstng the American people. II
the Abolition party succeeds. all We have 10
do will tie 80 mslkc our preparations to go
where The bEeadstUds are cheap, and 60 from
the region towards which the negro SraVl'
ta'cs. Ttese negroes will come fiocking over
our river by the hundred thousand. Now,
what do you wsnt with them? They VII,
| occlps ssne place left vacant by the murdered
wl.ite rlar-Rcn who n.ve been murdered
in order that these negroes shoeM get
chauee Of settling here.
| tit is q little siugnlar that negroes las
yeay went ixto Ohio to work the Goal-mine
at reduced prices, asd that Allen was callet
upon to pat down the riotous white mel
who tried to punish the negroes for under
. mining theml
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There has been some rumor Of revival OF
The exploded knoW.NothiDg party In con-
neclion With Maryland politics, but from
what can be learned it would appear that The
new secret organization that has sprung up
iu Maryland has no party or national IntS,
and is rather local in its character. having
for one of its main purposes opposition 10
the policy of granting State or municipal aid
10 sectaran Institutions. IL embraces men
of all politics and natIonalIlies in its mem.
hersbip, but is understood 10 be anti-Cathc-
lie. 1t is claimed that The Order has already
membership of some fifteen thousand
voters in BItimore, and that il will be
power in the coming election in Maryland.
Washington Star.
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Esr,osyvg FORCE OF THE VAFcR OF ETHER.
DIR. J. W. Nichols, editor OF the Boston
..JournsLOf Chemistry, has an article IN the
July No. of that periodical upon the re-
cent explosion in druggists store IN Dos.
ton, in which, after ailuding to the tact that
M cine had been obtained which clears up
the mystery, be says:
@Jpder this state Of things we venture 10
make some statements which in our view are
capable Of affording light upon the SUBJECT.
IN the course of laboratory experience eX-
tending over period Of more than quar-
tor of a century large number OF expo
sions of every conceivable kind baVe oceh
met with, and therefore the whole suhJ:ct Is
practically familiar to-. u. We nave eN-
ner;enced EXPLOSIONS wb!co rent asuhuel
the thick walls OF our laboratory Us IL
they had been tf glass: ana on se'efa
occasions have the windows been sent
dvino, ACROSS the yard with force winch
tore Them into fragments. Three explosions
of conner vessels charged at high pressure
with car bon ic acid gas have occurred in our
presence, and the scars Of the cuts made by
thcfiying fragments OF the vessel remain upon
our limbs. Explosions caused by the fulm-
mates OF mercury and silver, iOdlde OF am.
monia, nitro 81. cerine, DC, have also taken
place while we were in dangerous proxIml-
ty-indepd, while the manipulating pro.
cpsses were under our hands-and yet life
has been spared. In view Of this pract-
cal experience, and with the facts con-
nected with the explosion at Mr.. DoWs's
store before US, it seems highly pro.
b IDLE that the catastrophe was caused
by the Yapor of ether. MIR. BOWS states that
be bad several bottles of this dangerous
agent, holding five pounds each, in the rear
Of bis store or 10 the cellar, and the sn1den
breaking OF any one OF them by falling, or
by pressure of the volatile liquid, would, ny
the ignition Of the air-miXed yapor, be suii-
cicnt to produce the entire work Of ruin.
The Vapor of ether when mixed with at
mospherlc air 10 the proportions of one part
of ether TO six or eight.of air affords very
powerful aud dangerous explosive agent. vi
this we have bad practical experience in the
extensive manufacture of the agent. On one
occasion, in 1859 by the leakage of retort.
the air-miXed vapor travelled over space
of more than fifty feet in few seconds
of time, and coming in contact with
the furnace. fires an explosion occurred
which lifted the building from its tUunda-
ton and lcyelled a brick wall OF great
strength even with the ground. There was
flash and Iumbling explosion in this IN
Slance which correspond wlh that on
Washington street, and the results. although
not 80 disastrous, were OF most serious
character. Ii is clear that ether III quaint
ties as small As that stated by Mr.. Dows 10
bP present in the store j. fully competent 10
cause the damage, and the highly volatile ma
lure of The lqaid causes the vapor to be al
most instantly disseminated when free from
the restraints Of the containing bottle"
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BY Grubhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer.,
Eleventh street between Nsin and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE cE yAIu.
~ ABLE REAL Estate IN TrE olTY OF
RICHMOhD.-in execution OF Il decree or ~ -.
Chanccry Court Of Rlci,nr nd, entered or The I'e
day Of July 1875. In the cause Of Green andurh,,s
ps Perrin and q, hers, the undersigned commits.
sioucrs thereby appointed viii sell at auction upon
the prem iSes, respectively In the order nanel h.
low. on MONDAY the l9;h CAV OF July the FOL-
lowing REAL ESTATE, of which the late james
kersey died seiZeG-to-wit: Al -. O'Clock - IL
the handsome BSICk TtSEMt NJ No. SOB on
the south side OF franklin street between tIghth
and Ninth streets, and bow occupied by olrs La.
bella Suly: contains ten rOolns besides DRESSING
rooms. closets. storcr30ns, and baih-r uuls:
Kitchen aad laundry. II Is built in the best rnnuer
has all the modern c1nvcnienc@s. and isrug situated
within Il few minutes walk 'f The centre Of the city,
II Is an exceedingly desirable re-uenrc for Uu.i-
ncss or professional person. The lol Is 22HNl u lee.
10 an alley.
After wh,ch-ssy. at G o'clock u. M.-we viii sell
that LOT OF GROUND on the north side ii lag
street between eighth and SINH streets. adjoining
on the wc<i the properly OF W q. Dandrid2c. -.
IL fronts 67 feet anu runs back 1870 feet to alley
t~elvc feet wild, which extends from Eighth 10
Ninth streets, and has upon IL TWO SMALL
BKfCk IF NEMtNT>. which yield fair rents The
location Of this property Is especially suitable Tor
dwt lliDgs
House aud Lor In the rear OF Mr. Dandri!te's
residence aud on the west sid" ~ Ninth sire be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets The lot l. 80 10y 40
feet The house has three rooms, aud rents for IL
per month.
AM, eighteen months for negotiable notes with IN
tcrest added. and titles retained 10y the cUur until
'i' '"e Pun NN'' ". X. VIM.
j. A. MEREDITH.
q. =. HaW,
H. r. WiCKnAM.
commissioners.
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FOR RENT, "a
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRJER wUITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Pursuant to q decree Of the DisfIk,t Court Of ,no
Uni'ec States for the district Of West Virgini, sen
dered in the suit Of Gay and others re- lac White
sulphur Springs Company and others, he urG,r
signed special commissioner In SAID suit will on
at the White sulphur Springs. Grecnnricr rnnn,y'
West Va. lease at auction subject TO ratiiicatj1,
by Ibe said court the property ~ the said WIiiTE
SULPHUR SPRINGS & MPASY for the term -
two years ending November ]. 1877 -
The lessee win be authorized To apply. under N,
direction OF the said comm issior err IN ~,
the rent 10 Improvements and repair, Of The .,IS
property, and will be required. In addition Ia tbs
rent 10 pay the taxes Of every KIND which win az
crue sgdus, the said property during tn. tcrr,
Aforesaid. and TO pay the INSURANCE on said nro"
perty to the extent OF one thousand dollar. per an.
mum In premiums ' ~"
The rent Of each year will be PAYABLE In ,,,-
equal instalIments on the lst and 18th OF ,,,,m,
and Isl and 10th OF September.
HENRY ". MATHEWS
~ 9-3Ot Special Com miAsin,.r
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July lo, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, july TO, 1875.
ARRIVE,
. ,.,,, - -, ,,
steamer Shlrie!, 1rar'rS' hatini"re, inetchah-
aise amu @ 1 4: = NIL; NIL orto,
t'a;ei voun p''io , ", r i'ei
cna'use auu l,'sse eis, -. d. ataii' as"i,
Echoou,f VA r. niuiihoH9, uaN"!, hii"ue'-
phia' COAL e''iii It's d. f@se
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York, mer-
chand,se and passengers. IT, W. Allen Co.. Az MS.
Steamer d ". Eftrlnan. flant' fhilanephlt l.
scIo mnr : :, = pIsrs I;th, W.: Stamfnr,t. Gonn
lark. A. r. Euodm,u.
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nv Thomas Wsai ee,et, Auc tioi*'''
No. z Governor sire

EnoLD FUtsIrURs. EARNING, VIC ttrC-
MENrs. HUks.s. G, TIL ss H. j r>.ssi,ll
TlUS.-As exrcutrtS of Hhi,an ~" I'm. &G!a
instant. eonmene u oeioeh and Al Al >.
Neck " ON the 2lss inst,.t. e9mmS"S.>IIf IRE,
O'Clock. sll The hon hOLn ,,TiLE.
&c. cons,siiue u the usual variety ana "'''"'
attention Of iao>e In wsnis >>,,r ,tIkS,
+ TERMS: Al SAT , ~ o., 4 ,sAseu!.
sale CONDUCTED 10y THOMAS ". b VIZ
Al neer--J. C.. II EkSEE, ssie'lhap. ----,--------
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July LIZ, 1875.

OFFERINGS.
WuKAT.- HAfse, 572 bushels. Red, 760 bushels.
CORN White 1.l2S bushels. Hized.eo BUSH
els.
OArs.-1,O22 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, "a bushels common at Sl.l5
so bushels good Ut $3.50: 100 bushels very gooo
At 4l33: 76 bushels very good on private Ter ms
Sc bushels prime a, 81 az; 300 bushels prime on
private terms; rs bushels go "a on private terms
total, 73O bushels. Bed. ~ bushels common AT
SI.l5: lj6 bushels very good IL, II 30: 20 BUSH
els at 81 90: So bushels AT IL 49, IA bushels COM
mon ar SI.10. l6e bushels very good on private
tcrms-t0tat. 400 bushels
CORN Waite. 372 bushels prime at 9Oc.; 6lS
bushels very good III 90c. 40 bushels common gu
private terms; Is bushels prime at s1c.-tota
,04S bushels.
UATs-9S bushels choice old al Tie; Is bushels
prime NJ 7Jc.; 800 tushes very e cd on private
terms: 80 bushels prime new at bSc.-tOtal, 476
bllshe S. -
RE-EXHIBlrED.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels new. Red, 166
bushels new.
CORN Write, 40 bushels.
REMARKS.
The marke: for whoa: to-day shows some improve
,nent prime white selling at &1.37.
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By Robert Il. Eyrc
Successor to Lyme & BrOther),
Real L state Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

BEAUTIFUL subj RBAN RESIDENCE
ID ON GROVE aErNU, Al PUBLIC NCC-
TION 1t the rrqut It of tie owner will of,r ut
public sale or the premi scs. on THURSDAY. July
80 al O'Clock +. VI, tn At beautiful X SIDENCE,
with four acres OF Land, Low occupied Dy Mayor
frurths of mile from the city limits. The dwell
Ing contains ten rooms: bes,Ues, Hiichcn bui ding
with four rooms. The lot Is beautifully AN Oh
with shada,rces and flowers, also every variety OF
choice fruit
lhc premises can he examined any day previous
10 day Of sale between The hours OF aud O'Clock
i. VI. -
TERMS: At sale ROBERT J.. LYME,
il Ii; AuctiUneer.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


sAass.-Four shares Virginia Fire and mar ne
INSURANCE Company's stock sold at 80.
fetd.-hmericau gold. Ia bid.
VIE Observation-Disclosures consols, 81 b.d: Viz
e4nin c0nsols. rev. Al bid. AK asked Virginia
srferrcd ~ bid. 81 asked; Virginia pterest Ger
f,aea;er. 20 bid, q asked Virginia ta'i-recevable
coupons IS bid. S5f asked
f,ifu Secarafes.-Iichmond city DE, l02 bid
Richmond city B's "a bid: PETE, arg city S. 70
bid; Lynchburg city s's, 70 bid; FrederIcksburg
W Po;Iroad Bonds-Southside railroad first inert
ence preferred as. j. aud j., AZ asked Peters
Railroad first mortgage S's, and j., S2h bid, S5h
asked: Richmond and Uanvil'e Railroad conss l'da.
It'd SIS " and ~. Q bid, IL asked: Piedmont
railroad first mortgage s's A. and o.. o nd
Bank StOcks.-S;ats sank Of Virginia. 1oO par.
o3h bid 95 asked: Merchants and Planters ga
vinxs. 25 par, 23h asked; City Savings 20 par
"a bid. ,,,, >,r,,s
Is par, SO dig; Merchants ard Mechanics, loo
par. 90 hid. 100 asked. ,,. ro-,.
nisccildneGas.-Oli Dom.naoh o~hhSshAp o'nA
nany III bid, so asked.
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aseH RENT.
IOR RENT, delightful BRICK d.

EOR RENT, delightful BRICK a.
L DWELLING, opposite to and overlooking s sGx
Mopr1e Park on Laurel street corner Grove ave-
n,n with two 81 ries containing ten or twelve
rooms: closets. all the mndern improvements car,
rage house, stable, &C., surrounded WIN peau'liu
shade trees. ,,,-c n,,a ,,oo,
A desirable BRICK DWELLING on Third street
corner Arch, with basement and two stories, CON
tanning nine rooms aud all the modern improve
m-nts; closets kitchen. &c.
An at, rae i've aud conveniently BRICK
DIV -LLlNt. on Broad street second door ABOVE
closets. kitchen, &C.
A centrally located BRICK DWELLING. on
Fifth street b. tween Leigh and Jackson, with base
ment aud two stories above, contain ing hve rooms;
Kitchen, &c. . ,, s..,,
A NEW FRAME TENEMENT, ON TIVE niy-hfth
street between N and y streets. with Two atOiies
contiming six or seven rnom.; kitchen, &c. ,,,
A neat FRANZ DWELLING. on Twenty HIN
street between NJ and \ sireets, with basement aDu
TWO stories above containing six or seven rooms;
kitchen. &c. ,.,,r,,,>,- ,,,
y'iT.:oI4t lib Main street
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Auctiouerr AMI heal Estate Agent,
No.. lll3 Nam street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L IN THE TOWN OF MANClitsIrk' A.
A NEAT, COMMuDIOES FnAHE Hut :, ~
The CORNER OF MCDDNALD AND iENln
STREETS.-By request Of the owner ! VII = 10 va
MONDAY, July B., 3Gh. al O'Clock i. NJ the a'", '
desirable RESIDENCE cvnaining h'r ''%,H>;
with an unfinished base :ncnt. The hDil"c l. nn'' "
excellent material. heh roof, aud In very ''rt'
order There Is fine well Of water IN i"r !"4'
The lot Is SO by IS feet. ,.
vatnd and recommending a me view 81 the '1'F ot
Richmond. aud Is wi hin convenient "a
the Free ~ iGgr. RMS is rne opportunity !" p''
ties To secure Il neat aud attractive nome -" "''
cost. ,..l,,
TERMS: Oue-tOurth cash: balance al sly 'NtHSI
and eighteen months, SIX per ce"t. lntrf:', ',H'''
by d ,ru.t.d,cd. j. THOMPSON BIO" ~
AuClicur"r.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
!. RRIVAL AND DEPARTURES s,gs3
n II TT
OF PIANO FORTES.

2 he subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
of PIANO. FOR fhS. and Oh &c cunt of the silpc-
facilities af rdcd rs To quail'y'f instruments,
terms uf pu chase and long cXpcrlcnce In the hu
sincsS. sensible parties avail themselves vi these
Inducements t. buy OF us.
Several OF the best makers are represented 1T our
establishment
OLD PIANOS taken In exchaug".
Several SECONDHAND III 4 NOS now for sale.
Safe and reliable tuucrs can AWAY h. had at our
house. iiy 81 WOODIlDlTSE l. PAkIIAN.
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nUNCAN. SHERMAN Il CO., BANK.
~ ESs, nos. and / !. Nassau street. New York,
issue CIRCULAR SuTkS and LETTkkS, OK
ChEDIr for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
sHE East, available In all the principal cities:
also, for use Ia the Quilted states. Nest jSdes, Ne
TEI4EGHAPtfiG TRANSFERS 10 L0SDOS.
PARIS, CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO,
CHINA, JaPaN.&r. 80. t " ,t arsf
Accasats VI Bsnss, Bankers, and Others re.
eetyed u 2S.de0dly
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW HURk. ~
NEW YORK. July 16-Eoon.-Stocks dn!f aB1
s,a,dv Money \ Gold. ll4N E1tbange-LonR,
aS7I: short, 49l !. Governments Gull ana o"er'
States quiet ana nominal ,,ao e,.-u,o ,ri lot
Erenin0-Money cay at 14tg2: sterine aI,pI
mr. 4s7A Gold active At 114&n114a. Govern
mems active and lower. States quiet aud nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July lS.-Virginia 6's, pcelers, 46 ;
consols, SIN West Virginia's.' 81. North Carolina
as, old, 20 new. 10; special tax. 8. BID to-tay.
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BY Grubhs Il williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and BanK'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
OF RIchaoHD At AUCTioN.
Bright, &c, us. Lec &C., In RiGhmo,d Chancery
Court Decree entered June 20. 1875.
In execution OF he said decree The undersigned,
special commissioners thereby apDssntea, WIZ sell
by auction. upon toe premises, respectively IN the
valuable real estate, or which the late William b.
Randolph died seized. TO W. s;, o.v ;, 1,,v 1917.
a Tsr. GssEe Nos. 1is ri, 1873 and l25. on
the East side of seventeenth street between FrnK
and occuDitd as stores and dwellings ty T. Hirsh-
berg A. wcAuiey. james Rankin. and J. Gree nirte.
These tenem, MS are or mod-rn CONSTRUCTION, are
,bree Stories high above the cellar, and each has
four rooms besiaes the store: also, k.sshen WIN
rooms Ts ra AMI s. gs s s'0u
~ IN Tho san,I day I'm nc Ill .,ely after the above
s,ieussT IT O'Clock r M we will sell that most
,,arr neween Nineteenth and Twentieth STR ets,
fronting SO feet on Cary street running bsck 70
THIS ,n not
Streets with the Uanvie railroah passing along Its
south line and the Richmond Dock facing H. It Is
now occupied BY Mr. James +. Gum as lumber
yard. ,ur,cny oo,, r,,,
FouR B. AuTIFUL BUILDING LOIS situated
neary opposite 10 the residence Of George ). pal.
mer. Esq, al the northeast corner OF tra"Ksn an
Monroe Streets. These lots front together l33 roe
on franklin street, and run back 534 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide, and will be sold 10 three lots OF
he sold FOUR OTHER LOTS of exactly the same
dimensions, fronting the south size OF Grace al
lis intersection with the east linz OF Monroe street
This property is loctaed very desitaoy on tue Two
most ar streets for residences, and must keep
full pace with any improvement In real esta'e IN
this city. rale opportunity Is nere oneie Gu I" 'e
cure choice lots ut reasonable prices.
TERMS: une-fourth cash; balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for neso'iaole notes, win IN,
and
the notes shall be paid. L. II. PAGE,
" W. A. MAURY,
J.M MATrHHWS,
Fl. Il. WICkHAM,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
6. X. MACON
Special Commissioners.
GRURnS g WILLIAMS, AuctioHecrs. ~ 17z
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
N ON CANAL STEFkT BIZ TWEEN FOUR III
AND FIFTH STR ETS FOR SALE BY AUi-
TIUN.-We shall sell hy auction, on the premises,
on THURSDAY the 22d instant, ut O'Clock +
VI. valuable BRICK DW- LING. No 400
south side Canal street. between Fourth ana ti1tn
streets with as emeut, two stories, and attic above,
containing nine rooms, clo!c.s. Kitchen, &C., with
gas and water.
Terms: One-thiri of The purchase money In
ca h: the balance i'm SIX and twelve months, ntgG-
tisble notes 10 given for the deferred pay mems,
with interest added and secured bv deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON L CO..
1y17 Auctonerrs.
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WILLIAM ALLtNs PlNIoSs TAKEN yZOM
SPEECH DELIVERED BY THE DEMOCRATIC CAN
DlDASk FOX GovEHNoR, SEPTEMBER 10, 1865
These A6oil'ioulsls say slavery Is the cuIi t
OF the war. say ii iSDot. They say slavery
ought to he exterminated. l say it oughl
NOT.
The Chicago platfJrm was declaration Of
war ana D0>tili'y 70 The people of he South
as otins the owners OF slaves. That plat.
iofm was The true origin of this war.
We put down South l;uroIica pulrtication
ana bow! BY calling Out 10000 prn. Nc.
BY MurdeiiDg Seven or eisat hundred thou
saud men: BY mixing q million aud q hall
OF otDhans IN Ibis country! THAT'S not the
Work t1a' Dfmocthls have nooe. These
b'ood5 :crue> Helc reselpe tor ,hs A poll.
florists TO pf.Iucy.
L'ucoin la> shed enough blood TO fio,t the
V'eat S"sfern, and loW much nearer the
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By Augustine Royal,
(suc, essor TO Moody & Royali,l
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner seventh AND Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i COkSER-PRuPERTY IN The CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA, CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND PORTER SHEETS. AT Az TioN.-by-
virtue Of two de"ds of trust exc cuted TO the unoer
signed trustee by Joseph q. aden anh-oyife hear
!, < dsrts as follows: First deed dated Sep,emb"r
20 1871; s. cond dated October II. 1871. both
duly OF record In the ouuty Court c.erk's office Of
hts'ertleld county, ID. Il. volume 81, pages 1877
and 377, and b,ing required 80 TO 40 ~ the bene-
deiaIy shall sell at pubic auction. on the prem
Isles, corner OF fighth aud Porter streets. on
THURSDAY. July 22d 1915. At 5 O'Clock p. ~;
promptly. The VALUABLE HOUSE ana LOT
now occupied by Joseph 3. Walden, ~. The LOT
fronts 100 feet Porter street. aud runs back
154S feet Go'd FRAMED boU>t on said lot-
containing i've six rooms in fair order kitchen,
stables &c. speuoid gariirn attached.
I his Is valuable piece OF property. aud the al.
tcnion Of The public Is especially turited 10 same,
This prap rty niay Ike suo-dyided inio lots " suit
pm, chaers 1t dee med adyisi he at time OF sale.
TsEas: Cash rs 10 expenses OF safe ind an
amounE ,uhiclrnt TO pay off Two negotiable notes:
trsr note {, $500 with interest from sept mber
20, 1871. ut tn Eer cenf. per annum TIL paid;
second note tor 1900 with in'eies, at ten per ceni.
per annum I'LL paid. from October IL. 1871 the
Re siduc upon such cresit rs viii be annaunced at
sar. JUHS +. TAYLOR.
~ IL Trustee.
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GRUBBs & WILKINS. a ucti"netr
By j. j.. ADperson.
Real Estate Auctioncer and Agent.
1915 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS THE MONUMENT HhTEL.-Ey viriH" 4 I
decree of the hanccrv Court Of the city OF Rich.
mond entered on ibe 20tn OF February. ls1j aud
by consent Of the parties In iDrreS'. va .tal', a
special commissioners thereby appointed >tli ~
the premises at auction. on MoNID y. l9tn July.
S75. at O'Clock J.. NJ, IL tar: n not. 'lr Uei:
fair tlay thereafter The wellkuown ahd truly v,ig.
able MONUML NJ HuT Eli PRtPr RTi. 81 the
northwest corner of Grace ard Nluih streets, iGDl.
In. on the former SIS 3 IL fret on III" htlcr
1913 t l2 feet. with Il deph On the north lIr" II
1870 feet, and a width on the rear live Of I" 2.l2
feet for that dep'h The hotel Is partly thrr" and
partly four sG0rics a"rvC th" bl-cn"nis. anh rol-
f;drs sixty rooms (lhe wooden tenement a'ii"irius
contains seven ruous); sltcn"n. laundry scINiu.s'
upartmcu,s, Stables carriage house, &r.
situated in the geographical centre -! the cii'. IN
front Of auitOi stree aud the handsome aliti
SQUARE. with III elevation insnriuG h"alihtu s. and
tIIc views Of The surrounding c"uhtry.f !, Ws'Y
considered rs the most desirable position within rs
limits for "A much nee d'd iirG hotel.
TERMS /: Une-nith cash: bitar cr In equal install
mrnts of six. Twelve eighteen twenty.fpilr tnNy.
thirty. SIN fnrtv.two friy-eigh'. hitN -four. HHd
sixty months. with interest pIyabc htt.yIiiy N
All the deferred ,ay lncuis, tr negotiable iIu' i"-
each separate in>'aim.nt OF PRINCIPAL amt luie.
re l. II nd he title retained until the whole ur'a>t-
money Is paid aud 4 conveyance direct! 10y ~;
court. Will VI nRri.''
4. l.. BUI'LWAEr.
q, 81 >ppciti Commissioners.