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RED CLOUD Agency, Sept. OF strono
mission went to council grounds "a. Severaj
military esssft and Indian e. Tail wants
speeches e maze. SThe conclusion OF
NebEsiian oonna;i that in consideration
tqPthe sale Of the lack Hills, the Indians be
led for at all time.
The Co-hissioners are unanimous not to
the demand of three and half mil
icas per year for an indefinite time. They
ElA attend another council tomorrow and
hen withdraw to see what the Great Father
las to say.
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN STATE CONyEN.
TION,

WORCESTER, Sept 29.-The Republican
State Convention Assem- bled to-day, W. w
Clapp, OF the Boston Journal, presiding.
Committees on organization and resolutions
were appointed.
THE PLATFORM.
The Republicans of Massachusetts,. in con.
vention assembled, reaffirm their allegiance
to the great purpose and principles of the
Republican party.
They congratulate themselves that nothing
IN their record makes 1t necessary for them to
give pledges that they accept and will abide
by the settlement of war issues made the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments to the Cons tuition of the United
States, and that the Democratic party has at
last formally protested to have aban doned its
long, bitter, desperate, but unavailipg
struggle, first to prevent and afterwards to
overthrow that settlement.
1t declares against the third term Saws
the national government is sacredly bound in
the interest of the common. welfare, in good
faith, In the light of all experience and his
tory, to fulfill its promises by the speediest
possible return to specie payment; that an ir-
redeemable currency is national evil, and
when it continues beyond the necessity of its
creation national reproach.
THE GUBERNAToRIAL VOTE.
The first ballot resulted: Alexander N.
Rice 45l, George B. Loring 1872, Charles
Francis Adams 253, scattering 4S.
The second ballot: Rice 49, Loring 225, |
Adams 261, scattering GA.
Third bellot, necessary to choice 400:
Rice received 576. Adams 249, Loring 80, II.
H. Pierce Sc.
The balance Of the ticket was nominated
y reclamation. Lieutenant Governor, Ho-
alto g. knight; State Treasurer, G. Endi-
OFT; Auditor. julius L. Clark; Attorney
Ienerai, Charles T. Train; Secretary of State,
ienry B. Pierce. After the appointment of
he State committee the convention ad-
burned.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Sept. 20, Noon.-Gold opened
at 1T.
New YORK, Sept. 29-Sub-Treasurv bal
ances-Gold s35, 500, $40, currency s57, S47,-
The Sub-Treasurer paid out SIS, 900 on &C.
count Of interest and SlS2, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day S474, 900.
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THE ECLIPSE.

MANCHESTER. N. H., Sept. 29.-The astron-
omers were only able to observe a shadowy
outline. The predictions of astronomy were
verified to second.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 29.-Weather cloudy.
No observation
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MARINE.

LONDON. Sept 29.-The bark Smila from
Bull River, S. c., for Swansea, was abandoned
In sinking condition. The crew are here.
GALVESTON, Sept. 29.--Arrived: Steamship
City OF Waco from New York. Cleared:
Steamship City OF Houston for New York.
, NEW YORK Sept 29-Arrived out: Adonis,
Peru and Rebekka.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29.-The American shin
lronsldes, hence for Southwest Pass on the
22d, put back dismasted.
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THE ATTACK UPON THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.

CHICAGO, Sept 29.-Charles Il. Ham, Gus.
toms appraiser at this port, who, without
notice, has been removed from Office, this
morning published an open letter to Secre-
tary of the Treasury Bristow, in which, while
asserting that repeated Investigation only con-
firmed the honesty and correctness OF his
management, he makes serious charges
against the Secretary for covering up frauds
in the New York Custom House, and saws
that the report Of Mr.. Blodgett, detailing the
monstrous frauds which honey combed the
customs service of New York were suppressed
and the author of it was not permitted to re-
turn to New York to continue the reform he
had inaugurated, but was remanded to the
routine OF general appraiser of the port of
Philadelphia.
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phreys and two children, Lizzie Mitchell,
Partial List Of Losses.

| Partial List Of Losses.
The G. w. T and Pacific Railroad Com
pany 5000, II. Runge & Co., wholesal
grocers, S15, 900, Huck & Bro, general mel
chants. $40, 900. H. J. Huck, lumber dealer
500, 900, J. E. Mitchell hardware dealer
SIS, 900, Daniel Lewis, druggist and grocer
900, D. b. Reagan. wholesale dry goods
$4,000, 81. ken, agricultural implement
and iron, $4,000, G. w. Short, hide dSOO,
5000. L. Alexander, dry goods, $4,000,
G. Villamure, liquor deal 900; r. c.
d. Sullivan, wholesale grocese, $4,000; B,
War; & Co., wholesale hseWare, $4,000; VIM.
A. Hay Co., tin anaand sash merchants,
Westhoff & Co., LrHouse, hotel, $1,000; Jas.
500, 900; the Grand ship chandler, s15, 900;
Morrison, San, crockery, $1,000; F. L. Buss-
VIM. A Ger, $1,000; Morgan's wharf and
ner,s, $40, 0OO, Runge & Shepherds wharf,
~ 600.
Buildings and Residences.
Gen. VIM. 81. Wood wards residence, fur
liture, ETC., $4,000; Henry Shepherd, resi-
lence, $1,000; D. X. Woodward, residence
nd furniture, $1,000; j. Cantrel, buildings,
5000; @. B. Burbank, residence, $4,000; W.
L Grain, furniture and library, $4,000; D. G.
'roctor, residence, furniture and library,
1000; Andrew Eidelbanch, residence and
hipyarj, $4,000; Jas. McCoppin, residence
nd shIpyard, $4,000.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI Sept 29.-The Peoria express
was run into by freight train, at Hamilton.
A sleeper was demolished. Three persons
who were stealing ride on the platform were
killed. The passengers were unhurt
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GLEN Cove, L. l., Sept. 29.-Dr. Porteous,
late pastor of All Saints Church, Brooklyn,
and Louis Benjsmin, vera drowned while
going to Sea Cliff in q small boat Three
other persons were in the boat
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, clear or partly cloudy
and continued warm weather, with southerly
to westerly winds and slight changes in the
barometer.
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THE INDIAN COUNCIL.

Boston, Sept 29.-The clouds completely
obscured the sun. 49,
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-River feet inche,
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
PTrsBURG, Sept 29.-River IS inches ani
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO Sept. 29.-Arrived: Tom Parker
from Cincinnati at ii last night, Arlington
from New Orleans at l p NJ, Glencoe and
Capitol City from st. Louis at e. Departed
Tom Parker for New Orleans at IL A. M,
Arlington for Cincinnati at 2 P. NJ, Capitol
City for Vlcksburg at g. Glencoe for New
Orleans at 8. River 16 feet and falling.
Weather clear; mercury 20.
EVANSVILLE, Sept 29.-River 4 feet and
rising. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-River falling, S
feet In the canal. Weather clear and pleasant
ST. LOUIS Sept. 29.-Arrived City of
Helena from Vicksburg. River fallen 4
inches. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-River fallen inches.
Weather clear and warn. Departed: Mol
lie Moore and Julia for st. Louis.
V1cKsBURG, Sept. 29.-Down: Carrie v.
kounz at P. M. Up: st. Genevieve at s
last night, O. F. Wagner at A. M. to-day.
River stationary. Weather clear and warm.
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FROM THE PASSES,

SOUTHWEST Pass Sept. 20, Noon.-Ba
rometer 3O1O. Weather calm and hazy.
Arrived: Steamship Margaret, Baker, mas
ter, at 1850 this morning, from Havana. Wis
the Florida ports, to l. K. Roberts.
Schooner Gertrude, Howes master, DAYS
from Ruatan.
No departures
PAss-A-L'OUrRE. Sept. 90, Noon.-Wind N.
very light. Weather cloudy.
No arrivals.
The schooner Lizzie, Capt. Davis, from
Mobile, bound to Honduras, with cargo of
lumber, previously reported as having put
IN here for harbor, came 10 in leaky condi.
ton. She made the necessary repairs and
this morning proceeded on her voyage.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept 90, 6 P. M.-Baro-
meter 30 Weather calm and cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
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DEATH OF A NOTED PUGILIST.
New YORK, Sept 29.-O'Baldwin, the Irish
Giant, is dead.
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the Yelling
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-16

L,OR RENT, A NICE NEW BRICK e.
l. DWELLING, with ell modern improve ia
meIt, containing six rooms, and four rooms In the
wing, ON Main street near Monroe Park. Apply TO
FRANK y. HILL,
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An amateur sportsman In the Catskiil re.
s,ions was understood to have shot bear tue
Other day, and the telegraph officers wlthin
a hundred miles OK the neighborhood were
Maid to send the news 10 the gen.ieuan's
friends in town. 1t was subsequently, escer'
fa;ned tbs, the bear was COW. Alter set.
cling with the farmer aud receiving 8ood
lecture for his stupidity, the amateur sports
man started for bis beEle in New 4oTk 'O'd
Europe and the Holy Land.
Ramsey, ia bis "Scetch "Reminiscences, !"
xelstes this anecdete: 1. How Is |, >sH," said
a scotchman who bad all the aversion OF bis
country to the sight Of paper in the pulpit
-sthat you read instead OF preacnE1g your
sermops:n II read them because& cannon
remember them" And. cir, ye t0aI
xusk' them Gamma miud them how do yon
think that we cans7
Excited Brilisher lst the end OF row WIN
the party behind the French bus, sppeailns
TO the passengers generally: along,
didono- pardoSny-but, say, look here!
can't understand this fellows gtSberish
Can any of you ladies and gentlemen tell me
the French for .confounded fool!'"
Some Russian astronomers say that they
have discovered huge mirror N tue moop--
Exchange. o,,.,
Then. is that person resident there woman
instead of a man:-As3ststa (Gd') C0Hs'""'
sionaist.
"sarsh, you're a good gal, but there amt
no pal a-aeoin' to call Tor two plates OF ace.
cream on me and keep me for her ie!ier,
were the closing remarks OF young genie
man of Chicago upon parting with his 10
amorata.
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AUCTIon sALEs--Fusure Days:
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
sv,rner or Eleventh and Bank streets.
,, ITor vA1uARLE

vrRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN s TIE 5sn PL6FF 6 ~ gsl5
STREET BETWEGN HOLLY STGEET AMI M,
TE CANAL RPos.nrEsT T THE s trustee
cartain deed of trust aud by virtue OF DEGREES OF le
Court of II e.v q
tha case of James ugunst Casnsck, shall prqcesed
to sell public aac.ion 0nshe psegm'ses O'Clock
IL fair III NOT the hrs fair day ihereaer, ID
the order named, LOT No. 56 In SAID pian, 80
front an Cherry street Of 100 feet ana oepti on
l6o feet; also the southern half Of No. So having n
Front On Cherry street OF 20 feet running Dack
az sse, oIso 60 mrth of LOT No 90, fronting
Cherry street s,, rsnGg R'sE 1s9 for
.hs iast as NAV be necessary in the aggregate to
pay Of saia decree pr Inc pae and sSe
faxes in arrear, estimated ut about 81 100. ~,
One third cash. balance ns az SIX sssaS
and title retained until All the purchase-lnoney IL
Maid and aconyeyance ordared by the court.
pr GEORGE D. WISE.
90 Trustee.
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AUCTror sALEs-Future Days.
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneefs,
111a Main street.

SALE OF A VAL.
u UABLF FoUR-STORY BRICK Bu IN nm -
AND or. WITH M STIC AND IE0N-GMI.LLtS NJ , E
FRONT, ON MAIN STREET, IN TIE " vt yt
RICHMOND. BY AUCTION. by virtue OF are
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Flenrico COUNTY, en- n
tered on the Sd day OF July, 1873, IN tne SUIT %
Bright. Sc g. Lee &C., We shall as compissaohers
thereby appointed, .cil by ssction, on me plSmisg
on sATURDAY The s3d instant. at ~ O'Clock . Z;
~ a valuable STORY BHlCk bUlLIg,itsu .h ~
Lot. No 1910 Main street Between In ranree p.
and Fourteenth streets, occupied oS Neoasn,
stacy, tsu furTaturedealer ana nnnnIacea,slS ~;
with mastic and iron.column front, iton,eapp er
windows and cerrlces handsome french p!ateSSas s
of inc most superiorqxialy in the wlnoo%so. 5e
first floor aad built throughout OF laa pest na,e
rial OF the "a st modern and tmproIeu s.sS ano
snhstautiabjhty The LOT has 'front.' Oh 20 liz
feet. and ruas back 70 Tobacco alley.
This prererte islocaed In the centre Oh t'e ,
ness portion OF the city is highly s1lptea 10 nlnS
retail or wholesale business. viii ar"a5s con ,
good tenant and rtntsl. and IS la every way uesi'
raLIe as s rst- dlnss investment:
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth OF tnc purCh1sSL
money In cash: the residue tn slx, ISsn .' any
eighteen months negotiable nopes 70 De gwen ~. t
nc Observation-Disclosures with interest added. ana Tue
title reisiued,until the whole or the purcha. -io
ne' :" JOdN A MEREDITH,
WILLIAM A. MAUkI,
JOSEPH Bryan.
HENRY T. WICkHAM>
Commissioners.
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Ricl,n,ond 1ispatth.
observation-disclosures i0' i''''

Syss HoBRr.-- To The Editor Of The Aesc
x,ar, Tsrs,une: Sir.-1t should not surprise
vo,,. "a It appears to do, that Genera! Grant
has In cunted the hobby Of sectarian schoois:
Having succeeded 10 selling his fs''hsui oio
xrar.horse :. Yicksburg" for ffty.s'S dofass'
and being horseman, he should have some
thing new 10 ride.
Ne,c York. October 2, 1879 :,
fTbe subject is DOT " hobby III rs on aS
not question. Whenever IL becomes one
even In as remote degree here as 1t mas 10
rome western Sales, four S'rhs OF all o aI
reonIe viii fighs any diversion of the com
mon.school fund to sectarian purposes 20 70. 70,
bitter end. Till then they will nave &c on NJ,
contempt for demsgogues who try TO use Int NJ
sensi,,yeness of the people on this mat.e f., a;
means Of riding into po~er.-Ea'eo' 1'e
5une.]
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
successor 20 Lyme 4 Brolhar.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE
BRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING OVER
SAME, LOCATED ON SOUTHWEST corner
TWENTY-FIF1lI AND MAIN, JUST OPPOSITE
THE SINE PkoPER1 Y LATtLl PURCHAsE ED
BY THE RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY FOR
FoU SDRY, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AuC-
T1ON.--By I.quest If owner shall sell on MON
DAY tho 9Th day of October. S75. ut AZ O'Clock
7. NJ. the above most rXc ilent pre- pertl, which is
BOW occurred by Il. koreiler grocery. &C., for
which purpose 1t IS superior TO any other in that
locality. The store Is large; fine cellar; seven
nice rooms over tore: large brick kitchen, and in
good repair This offers rare chance to any one
dfsirir the best OF stands and upon literal terms,
10 be given hour OF sale. Lots 22XS6 feet 10 an
alley. ROBERT & LYME,
oc9 Auctin oter.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and huctioheer,
IT'S Main street. =

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING, WITH
IN S1DNES--By request OF owner, Will sell on
FRIDAY. October 22d at Ak o'clock p. NJ, thar
neat and comfortable FRANZ. DWELLtNti, with
large yard attached. ON Harvie be,w een Federal
and Grove streets. near 10 the heauIfn residence
j. Hammer GiImcr, so. .fhe house has five rooms
exCetlesi well of water. The large yard Is SET with
t9enty;oIe choice fruit-trees-appief peach, pear,
cherry, &c, t.-.,s ss1s..
Persons desiring comfortable home AT low
figures will do well 10 attend The sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash.: balance at SIX, twelve,
and cightt en- mon ths six per cent added, secured
by rI.t-deed. j. THOMPsOS BROWN.
oc is AgctQneer.
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BY W. Goduin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" RLE IMPROVED REAL Estate IN THE
CITY OF RlCIIMOAn.-By virtue OF decree OF
the lar cerv Court Of The city of Richmond en-
tered on the 12lh Of October. SD, In the case Of
Bray against smith, &c, we shall. as special COM
msSiOners thereby arpoin'cl proceed TO sell at
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the
25,h of ctober, 1875, AZ 81! O'Clock L. NJ, In ahe
order advertised. the following valuable REAL
ESTATE belonging to the deyisees or the Et'e
James Bray-viz.:
lst. he / or The east lire of Fourth between
Clay and Leigh streets, fronting 81 feet, ana run.
min. back $50 feet 10 an alley, with FIX e
NV YELLING with brick addition, now In The occu-
pancy of Mr.. Brooks.
I'd. Tie LOT Oh the northeast corner of Marshall
and fourth sntctS. fronting about go feel and run
ming back 90 feet, with large Fra NJ DIVE LII
IsG thereon. now occupied ny MIR. Smith.
I'D TIE LOT 10 the east. fronting 25 feet. rum
ring beck 100 feel. with 4 BRICK TENEMENT
thereon, now occupied by Mr.. Henry James.
slh. The LOT on the east line Of Fourth between
Main and Franklin streets, fronting 2lk feet by
$50 feet, with an excellent PRICK TENEMENT
thereon containing eight nine ooms, now IN the
occupancy OF Mr. Brown.
Inc f0rcs ding properly is ", II located, is occu-
pied bv good tenants. and should attract The ate.
tiun of those wishing 10 seek sOlT aud judcouS In
veSiments.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and little retained I'LL al OF the purchsst-noney is
fully paid aud convey nce ordered by the court
JOHN +. MEREDITH.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Oc 10 Special Commissioners.
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BY GrubDS & WIIIItlns,
Real Estate Agents and kuctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SAFE Of VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHIOND Al AU%TION.
Bright, &C., Us. Lee. &c. In Richmond Chancery
Court. Decree entered June 26. SIS.
In execution OF the said decree the undersigned,
speciai commissioners thereby appointed will sell
by auciion upon the premises. respectively, III the
order named below. the following described very
valuable kEAL ESTA TIE. of which the late VIII
liam B. Randolph died sc,zed-t0 wit:
On MOE DAY the lSlh day Of October, S75, az
TaSEMENTs Nos 1913 and 1a5, on the east side
of Seycnte eI1h street between Franklin and Grace
Streets opposite 10 The First Market, and occupied
as stores and dwcllit gs by james Rankin anu d.
q reentree.
These tenements are Of modern construction, are
three stories high above the cellar, and each has
tive rooms; water and gas. This is good property
for safe and profitable Investment.
On The day following. Tuesday, 18th day of
October commspGng II 4 GG2Gs = "; we s Ml
ted nearly opposite 10 thu residence Of Geo ge :.
Palm er, Esq. at the northeast corner OF srsnklin
feet on franklin street, and run back 153J5 feet TO
alley 20 feet wide, and win be sold IN three lot.
of 81 feet each aud one Of 33 feet; after which
will be sold FOUR OTHER LOl 5 Of exactly The
same oimau. ions. fronting on the south side OF
Grace at It's intersection with the east line OF MOI
roe street 49,
This properly is located very desirahly on The two
most popular streets for r >idences. aud must keep
fun pace with any improvement In real estate IN
this city. rare opportunity Is HI re offered to se
cure choice lots at reasonable prices.
JEEMS !: One fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for reg liable noi's with In
ttrest added. and title retained 10y the court until
the notes shah be paid. L; K. P = CIV
.-%, ~ JIM M.TIhEWs,
HI. WICKHAN,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
- Special Commissioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auc'loneers. oe -
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
(sMccessor to Lyme & BrothcrJ
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Mnin street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL TO-
BACCO FACTORY, WITH THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE LOT UPOE WHICH FOR
MERLY ST tOD THE FACTORY OF SMITH NTH y
McCUkDY, Opposite THAT OF SCOTT IL
CLaEKr.-Hy virtue of certain decd of trust
executed 10 me us trustee, dated the 10Th day Of
June 1874, Of rec I'd IN The clerks office OF the
Ch.ucery Court of the city of Richmond in d. L..
lO3 Il, D. lao. and by rc'Iurst of The holder RI
notes therein reco'd ci default having been m dc
10 payment thereby, shat sell. upon III. prcmiSes
on W hDNESDAf. October 20ih, 1875, at 4H p.
NJ. the above valua!," properly, fronting on the
wtst side of Twenty first street between Main aud
Cary 50 feet. and running back III depth l02 leet
with au alley on its south.
TERMS: Cash rs TO eXnenses of sale and enough
TO nay of TWO notes of $3.50 zach, dacd ION juno,
1874 1T twelve months after cate, with Interest
Their on from maturity Ill paid: an residue upon
liberal credit, to he announced II hour Of sale.
Gcl2 R08Hi.T II. LI Ne, Trustee.
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A VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
n DMELLING ON TMbSi f1 = ~ y :, r u :.
strict cHnRGH HILL FOB , SAFE ,nsis1 81 A. Az AZ
,c,nrk M we shall ell by auction. on the prem
ise e = valuable TWO.sToRY FRAME DWELL WELL
INtcontainipg five large rooms besides o CLOSETS r
the norm side of TweDty-seventh street between
Leigh and NJ streets. Church Bnl. t., eo,,.
e,ehI. and twelve months, negotiable notes TO be
giyen for the deferred payments with Interest
added. and secured By a deed of trust
RICHARDSON 4 Co,
o-5d AIctiOneers
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INsURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GESh.kAnis . r.,
La SURANCE AGENTS, lel4 NAN s'A
RICHMOND. VA. representing sne ~. N.
NORTH BRITISH AND MEhS q > al Ed.s'
6nrga .Eneiand- 81 .ooe.poo k1 s,s.s,s.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPASi. "
natt. ohio--assets ever 81 coo. QUO ,.nApAs
SAMARITAN FIRE lSsLkhnssnaSn.
s;Y.of New York-.asss1 over 350G.gey, ,xIS5
LiNCFEURG ASSURANCES AZ, 20 e ofsI
COMPANY. Of LynehbasS, sa'--A
'HTf.aNYIQ INSURANCE C0ApANi'
sRs<,okiyn. ". Y.-ssscls over xaGG,env. :, RrocA.
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