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en- all at once upon his sight


| He asked miner whom he met
Ifhe could give its name. "You bet"
spray do, my friend, and do not sham"
The miner answered, "Yuba DAM"
| kind gentle friend do not abuse
My ignorance; cry truce
| To thy bold wit; come tell me true,
I would not ask IL if knew,
But l, dear sir, stranger am"
Quick roared the miner, "Yuba dam.'
Dlsheartened, on the stranger pressed,
And overlook mincing dame
With daxen hair and silken vest,
And begged of her the village name
She ope'd her sweet lips like clam,
And smpered gulely "Yuba dam.''
On tore the stranger, nearly wild,
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no Q t1t, 4
JRDAYs NOVEMBER 2
could not endure to Danish myself, followed
them into handsome parlor, where sat an old
lady whom my conscience told me was the
rheumatic aunt had so cruelty beled. Flor
ence herself presented m to the lady, who was
fixture and unable to rise from her chair, and
before could stammer ont an apology and re-
tire, related in her own way (how different
from mine!) the mistake by which she had been
placed in my care, and the history OF the jour-
ney, in which it appeared that Mr.. LIE Roy
had been fellow passenger. When she had
ended, they all crowded around ME, warmly
expressing thanks for my "kindness and con-
sideration," to my utter bewilderment and sur
prise, cordially invited me to remain with them,
and make the acquaintance of my namesake
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But I'll be this, bet
And little Nays the last of all,
No-baby's smaller yet.
Such long table-full we make
When all the folks are seated,
And such dinner shall eat
Before the things completed.
And, after dinners put away,
We play at games-such fun
For all the grown.up people play,
Or almost every one.
Not grandmamma-she is too old;
But grandpa's young enough,
And you should see him fly abou.
In "spy" or "blind man's.bufT.'
Even Rover tries to join the sport,
And barks and rushes round,
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W O.
,0MT0WMY Md. SATV
not being compelled to draw on my own imagi-
nation at the expense of my conscience when |
gave the particulars of my recent journey to BoS-
| ton. Yet was far from being al ease, for every
sound of her voice startled me with dread Of
| fresh questions, necessary but impossible 10 be
answered, and felt guilty flush streaming up
on my temples every time met the look OF those
innocent eyes.
1t was late when we stopped for supper, and
| soon after | saw the dark fringes OF my compen-
ions eyes drooped long and often, and began to
realize that she ought to be asleep. knew per-
| fectly well that it was my duty TO offer her a
resting place on my shoulder, but hardly had
courage enough to ask that innocent face to lie
upon my arm, which was not, as she thought it,
| that of cousin and a married man. Recollect-
ing, however, that it was my duty to make her
comfortable, and that could scarcely deceive
more than had already done, | profered the
usual civility. She slightly blushed, but thank
ed me, and accepted it by leaning her head light
| y against my shoulder and looking up TO my
eyes with smile, said "As you are my cousin"
Soon after her eyes closed, and she slept sweetly
and calmly as it resting 10 security and peace.
looked down at the beautiful face, slightly
paled with fatigue, that rested against mine and
| felt like villain | dared not touch her with
my arm, although the rebounding of the cars
| iostled her very much | sat remorseless until
the sleeper settled the matter b. slipping forward
and awakening. She opened her ey es instantly,
ard smiled
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TOW;
@oetrg.
YUBA DAM.
BY COL. CHARLES JAMES.
The sun was shimmering all the west
And gliding all the yellow main,
And tumbling shadows from the crest
OF gilded mountains to the plain,
As laboring up water course
A traveller pricked his weary horse;
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W# NEZ1

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1879.
Thanksgiving.
BIT SUSAN COOLIDGE
The incest day of all the year,
So all the children say,
Is coming fast, is almost here
1t is Thanksgiving Day.
We go to grandpapa's you know,
Grandmother makes such piesl)
And all the cousins stand in row
According to their size.
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DENTIsTs.
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ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
LATEST STYLES OF

Ladies' Dress Trimmings
and Furnishing Goods.
AFULL LINE OF LADIES' & MISSES
= i q GLOW q -
IN ALL SHADES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

KEEPING MEAT AND VEGETABLES FREsH-
DR.. SAGE, of Neuchatel, describes in the
AanoleS du Genie Ccii what he claims to be
an economical and effective method for pre-
serving fresh meat and vegetables. Fresh
meat is packed in one.fourth its weight Of
acetate OF soda, each piece being completely
surrounded 10y tile acetate. Having stood
thus for one day, the meat may then be put
into ca>k, together with a pickle composed
Of acetate of soda and water, in the proper
tons of an ounce to the quart ; or, instead
of leaving the meat in this pickle, it may be
dried, and SO kept fresh. 10 prepare it for
use the meat is soaked for some hours in
lukewarm or cold water containing about IN
ounce to the gallon Of chloro-hydrate of am
monia. The process is equally applicable to
fish. Vegetables are to be lett for a few
minutes in boiling water, in order to render
them more permcable. The water is then
drained of, and they are treated as above.
Like the meat, they are prepared for use by
first soaking in cold water. The acetate is
got back by crystalizltion from the water in
which the meat or vegetables were washed.
We have not tried this process, but lave
very serious doubts OF its economy. Such
an amount of soaking. particularly in the case
| OF the meats, must extract large portion OF
their juices, and thus greatly reduce their
nutritlYe value.
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ISy GrubbS \ Williams.
auct!Dncrrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main and ianh.

GALE OF THE RI II NJ ON ID AND
- YORK RIVER RAlLR0AD.-Dy virtue Of a
decree OF the haiicerv Court OF the city OF kicl.
nond In the causes VI the Richmond aud York
River Railroad Company Is. j. ProSscr Iahb and
Robert w. MLury, trustees, and j. ProSser Tabb anu
kohcrt II. Naury. trustees. rs. The Richmond amt
York River X 4iro:i Company, entered OH m. 18th
day of December, ls72 we. the undc!rSiyucu or the
survivor Of us, shall sell by public ai,iun M the
auction-ruous Of Mes>rS. GrlIbbe i Williams. No.
Elcre',h street. Richmond. Va. OH FRIDAY the
I'd day Of May, 1873. at the hour OF IL A. all The
property of every kind, real. prrsuual, and mixed,
OF tue RlCHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. including its roadway. rails
cross-lcS, dcpots, sidug$. cars. engines, tenders
ana all other property whatsoever including Ill .
the franchises 0i said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 10 said conl-
panv except It's chooses In action and debts due or 10
become due TO it.
LIE TERMS or SALE WILL. BE AS FOLLOWS
The of Sl50,O0O shall he paid In CASH and the
residue Of the purchase money shall e payable as
follows $4,000 the Isl Of January. 1877, with lii
tercst at the rate OF per cent per annun from the
day of sale. payable semi-abnrilly S3Oo.0u0 on the
ls day of january. lss6 with Interest al The rate of
per cent. per annun from the day Of sale PAYABLE
sem-annualiy; and the remainder OF auch purchase
money on the Isl DAY OF Jauary, 1871, with interest
ut the rate OF per cent per nuum from the ,ay of
sale, payable scmi-annilaly -the sale To he subject
10 the ratification rrjt elton nf the court, an4 pos
session rot To bc delivered until The sale Ina; tc,u
ratified by the court; the deferred payments 10 Ii.
secured by deed OF trust ON the property Sold such
aesa 10 1e subject TO the approval OF tnc court.
Capitalists will take notice that the effect of sale
anc conveyance VIII be tn extuguish the said conf
pany and make the purchaser Or purchasers body
corporate.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. PAGE 4
MAURY, Richmond, Va, attorneys for the tr,ls-
tees, j. PROSSEK TABR
ROBERT II. MAURY
Ja%-td Surviving Trustees.
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The Bangor Wing and Courier says that 4
nervous man In the sleeping-car on the night
train froT st. John Il lew nights since was
awake when the train stopped ut station,
and he heard the conductor call out Jack.
son Brook" jumping from his berth, he
seized companion in berth above him,
dragged the unfortunate Eian ont into the
middle of the car, aud >trove to rush him TO
the door, shouting at the same time, 'The
aXle's broke! The aX'e's broke. We are all
going TO destruction !" II WIS some time
before he was camed down enough to under.
stand that he had misunderstood the con-
ductor.
When woman gets letter she carries it
In her hand, but Il couple pounds of sausage
che manages to squeeze into her pocket
Daf.bury Ne,es. st..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome.

THE Pores CONDITION.
Rome. April I9.---Thc condition Of the
Pore this morning is improved.
OrrowA. April IA private dispatch re-
ceived here says the Pope died on Monday.
Spain.
MuTISY AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS ~ MALAGA.
MADRID, April 19.---The volunteers in
Malaga mutinied yesterday. There was great
excitement until the leaders of the rebelliouS
demonstration were arrested, when order
was restored.
MADRID, April l9.--Rovins bands of Car
lists in the northern provinces continue &c
stop railway trains and rob passengers. y
force of CarlistS under SahallS has pissed
through Ripoll, in Corona, closely pursued
by a column of Republicans.
France, at the request of the Government
of Spain. iIas given permission Tor the pas
sage through French territory OF quantity
of rifles and ammunition destined for the
Spanish forces ut Puezcerda.
DEATH OF BARON LIEGIG.
MUNICH. April 19.-The Baron Li"his is
dead.
HAVANA, April l9.-.Thc police Of Cardenas
have arrested Il number Of citizens Tor gam
bling, including the principal Judge OF the
city.
An official telegram announces the defeat
of the insurgcnt band Of Carli>tS under Gar.
Ella on the 18th. hy the Spanish troops under
General Riguelina. 1t states that twenty
one insurgents and twcnty-one Spanlard-
were killed, and thirteen epaniird' woundcd.
The steamship Dacia, with the new Key
West cable on board, is expected here daily.
The Junta appointed TO $uperintcnd the
partial abolition Of slavery under the law OF
1865, met here yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21
By Lyme < Brother,
kuctIouccrs AMI Real Estate Agent.
No. 1912 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FIRST
n CLASS TOBACCO FIXTCRt S.UNrXPlRED
LEASE OF FACTORY, FAMILY CARRIAGE.
BUGGY. NEW DRAI. HARNESS. &c: &c.
COMPLETE Il shall. n admin trtto" Of Edwin
Wilson deceased. s,l! III public actr'n, III the FAC
northeast corner Of Scvcath aud Cary streets. IN
the premises. on Thursday 18th day Of April 1874.
commencing III Ia O'Clock =. NJ me i"iI@"lhs
valianc tobacco fixtures, consisting ~ part oi
good as new. Of Etlnger < EdInonds make:
2 HYDRAULIC PRESS. McGowan's pattern;
8 HYDRAULIC POr-rREsSES:
KkTA1NERS and 20 ~HAPES,
BENCHES {! stalls cachl, with knives complete;
lILUAIp BOXES, each with rollers. &c, complete
STEAM PIPING. 81 complete:
. large STEAM SYRUP BOILERS,
Tub and RACK,
/ STEAM BON,
BEAN CIT TER,
2STEM SCREW-PEESSES.
6FACTORY SrOVFS, III nice order:
2sct, of FAIRBANKS SCALES,
lHOISTING APPARATUS,
2sTEP-LADDERS.
Large lot of TOBACCO-BASkETS,
Large lot of TO3ACCD-BEANDS,
Hot SPklNkLtRS, BUCKETS. &c, &C.;
Is kegs Edwin Wilson's celebrated FiG-TNlST
mention. Also OFFICE FURNITURE. &c.
Sc.. complete:
/ MOL FAMILY HORSE, -
] FAMILY :AHkIAGE aud HARNESS.
nice Tup-BIGtiI aud ilAES r>S.
lDRhY and HARM ESS, nearly new.
After the foregoing sale will he leased he nn"X-
pircd term of the lease Of factory. which expires
the lst of October, 1873
The snrcial attention Of tolaccoui>t> and Others
Is called to the foregoing sale. The terms VIII nc
quite liberal and made known at the hGnr OF sic.
ROBERT II. WHITE -oCh.
Administrator Of Edwin Wilson, deceased.
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BY Lyme K Brother,
AucilonccIs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1872 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM:
' PROVED REAL EsTA xrEr SlT ~ HI1 n
hECATIJR, JEFFERSON, AND OTHEjh,
STREETS FOR SALE k16ok. ss vt p Sn
anctIon' q, the premises. on FRIDAY. 25h day OF
April is cocncinE at - oG9ek 70 ~ VIII IT, III '"'
LOT with two framed houses thereon; SIM
aed on the north side Of Hull street between r ,n,s
teenth and Fifteenth streets, win TWO 'a''''' '''
adjoining. , A., ,, e;d. of tIull he
tween jefferson and Adams streets adloiliiis ''H
pernId,s store fronting II feet inches by 10 leel
g. TWO LOIS in of the above IRONING IN na'
on the -sidc of jefferson, between hul anu DC
catur streets, IS by us feet =, font strept
l. FOUR LOTS, fronting each on q 3a,iVot o. 'd'
between Decatur and Stockton strcets'ih MAIN a"
dition. Is by 1876 feet. ., T., ,r,rr.s M,
TWO LOTS on tho County roai IN i,iH nv
dt;ou fronting each by feet, anu dcsl2lltch ny
Nos q and 1. In said addition. ,,,,;
ali of the aboy" property Is III MARY ao hto"'
and ;, Mat will be had at the hour OF sale. ,
~! h hn;,r ,f r. s,Ir. LYME Il BROTHER,
itu nun VI ' Auctionrera.
-
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By Grubbs Il Williams
auctlouccrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana BauA'

4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM or,
a TEN ACRES ON THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD TWO ASD HALt MiTES Ek ~ u pHE
oEFit.E, on WEDNESDAY. 23D APRIL, AT u
O'CLOCK My request Of Mr.. II. NJ. llardtng
who desires to remove IL distant state we VIII sell
rs above his beautiful and highly-mproTed LII
TIE FARM, adjoining j. q. Harding. Mr. Merton,
and others. It is all cleared. lies level: ana atoGt
excluding the house grounds and garden Is seeded
in oats. 49,, -, w ,,,,u
The dwelling. in cottage style has four rooms
and attached is an unusual number Ut ou:-l'u1ngS
of All kinds The dwelling stands in grove OF orr
ciua Young oaks. altogether this Is Il very atlrac-
five aud desirable little place. ami we only ask an
.yam;ultiuu of il before the sale Very moderate
views as To price are held and amy one Wishing such
place would DO well TO give this serious considcra-
tiUn.
an I.-lT / . tllld Alctionccrs.
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DIscovERY oF BoRAX ~ CALIFORNIA
lFronI tic ean Francisco Bulletin, April S.
The discoveries Of boraX in this State and in
Nevada during the past year are su1fcient.to
indicate that the entire eastern market will
be supplied from this source, and that there
will be a large balance lett for expert. Re
fined boraX now brings about 5000 ton
in New York, which may bc counted as the
extreme price. The deposits in Esmcralda
county are known to he Of vast extent, and
lately discoveries of great Importance have
been made in lnvo AMI, we believe, also in
Mono county. Besides these, there are large
boraX fields in the State Of Nevada which
have recently attracted attention. OF course
there is 4 large outlay for refining and send
ing TO market. But the article, once refined,
is worth about Us much per ton is Il great
deal of the base bullion which is turned out
and shipped. 1t is certain that the boraN
fields Of the Pacific slope are to be an in,-
portant source of wealth.
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BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rE'HE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR

'ENHE LAitGE AND ELEUaN nj
l. VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTlEuL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SIIuATED AT Tue
NORTHEAST CORNER oF THltD And CARY
quest Of MIR. s. G. Tardy, we viii sell at auction, on
Inc premises on MONDAY, 2lst day of April, 1T q
O'Clock Z. NJ, his well known anu uniVersally-ld-
mred residence situated above. 1t Is OF brick CO.
yercd with masiic. and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store rooms and closets, with hot, cold, and
shower baths and water, with stationary washstand,
I'm the principal chambers: Kitchen with five rooms
Tor servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gis
throughout the premises, and all of the most mo-
dern conyenicnces The Static Is new, and hes DIES
| II hostlcrS room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodeed and removal. Il
within few years PAST, and are now in peri ct
order.
II would he impossible In IN advertisement TO
convey an adequate ldea OF the elegance and GO n
pielccS of this property In every respect. II is
enough 10 say that 1t combines the most adnira Die
arrangements with the most beau ful aud thor0u yIl
finish in every detail and the highest possible degree
OF convenience aud comfortable accommodation for
Il lar family.
The TO- fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back l3U feet.
The situation II che OF the most beautiful and
convenient In the city. aud rs Stands this property
Is not eXcrcI b. any other In MI tina, constitutes
irst-clas residence.
II viii u" cold as n whole or If t'csirai III, dwell,
Ing y Iii BE- sOl with front OF ab. nj Us feet. eav-
~, fiirc' building lots, each fronting IS feet on
Iltir! street to he sold separately.
fc: Snns Wishing To examine the Premises before
Tie dny of sale are requested to call upon us.
TERMs: accommodating. and will he made known
at the time OF snlc. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
nih se-2swtApl, 3awtApI2&dtd Auctioneers.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April l9.-No southcrners
arnyar IN The list of killed and wounded by
ibr >touipgton accident. Seven bodies have
been recovered. 1t is unprecedented that sew
r.ul we're washed away 10y the water, which
VS. raging at the time. A Kingston dis
patch says that from fifteen to twent: have
pyca buried.
ilre supreme Court Ia, adjourned until
he 18Th INST The cou{st will hear 10 more
arguments at this term. 1t adjournS on tie
/ / of May until October.
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A BuppuIST DISASrER-A terrible disaster
lately attended Il Buddhist ceremonial at
Black Town, India. Religious professions
had been frequent in connection with the
Vicunta Dacut!Elsl festival, and Oh this oc-
caSion one Of them had halted opposite the
principal temple. Attached to this temple
was richly adorned pandal, anil under
meath this the idols were carried, surround
cd by torcl-bearerS and preceded by dancn"
"r,s. \ crowd Of people had assembled,
some to worship and others merely from
motives of cdro>ity, when the throng be-
ctne SO great that one of the torcl-bearcr>.
Il little boy, was pushed aside, and his fun
beau catching the fringe. Il general blaze en-
sued Some persons rushed tnWuu tie gate
way of the temple. but others who were near
the ngoda thought the safest place for them
was inside of it. In about half an hour the
fire was extiD"uiShcd, but the entire pantaI
was destroyed, with the idols that had been
carried there aud the ornaments with which
they We're decorated. TwenIy-siX persons
took refuge in the l)agoda, which was only
eight feet by ten, and held large idol in its
centre; but tile smoke entered Though
small holes in the door, and only tive per-
sons We're found alive when the fire WAS put
out. Tie way to the paSoda was covered
with pieces OF broken globes and shades
from the pandaI, which seriously iuterfered
with the attempts of the native polite to
rescue those who were inside. Or those
who lost their lives four were women, one a
child of two years of age, one girl of ten
years old, one boy, and fourteen were men.
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Spyy York Items.

New YORK, april l9.-The deaths for the
week ending to-day were S3S.
The Express says his Norfolk trip did
James Brooks no good. His disease seems
10 lalllr medical kill.
Drs. Jacobe and Potts have been held in
5000 bail on the charge of abortion.
six dealers in obscene literature have been
committed TO jail at Albany, in default OF
lniI.
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IN NIGo,lV n krNa.l
liy MGodv RuyaIi,
l. al Estate Agents anu Aurti"'n.r>,
u!licr corner S'ycaih and Hull streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MAG
" SlFICENr JAMES RIVER FARM, LOtA-
TED ~ PbWHATAN COUNTY. VA, ADJOlN-
ING Tllt. LANDS OF v lillian W. MltHACN
md ~ Ilt.HS..-B. virtue of decree OF the Cir
cult tonrt nf PowhltAn at the October term lsta.
in certain suit styled Roya!is guardian rs. Roy
alls heirs. shall expos for sale at puzzle auction
on MONDAY, May :, l.71 that being court-diy' al
l!o'coch Vi. IN front of the COURTHOUSE door OF
said county that handsome aud Beautifully loca't''
FARM known ms kELDNA. lying Immediately on
James RIVER. containing SIX HUNDRED AND
FbkIE-SiX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAM -
l0I acres IN Jainc, River low GROUNDS, ~ pro'!ic I've
~ any the river: aiou. $50 In high state OF Gull
,iyaiun and the balance In wood-0ak ana pine.
There l. handsome framed house on the farm, con-
tanning from six 10 ei:ht rooms; kitchen, Stables,
baruS, i1hicco-hIrns, AMI all other out-huil iugo
usually found frst-cla>~ james River iarn.
Fine orchard o. all kinds Of fruit-rees. No better
ncighbnrhuod Ia lie found in Virginia. Convenient
10 Churches Ut various denominations. About two
miles FROM M!cLauS ferry, and Immediately oppo-
site Loeb Iohmon, where persons can take The
parke:, which passes tr-wtcSly ~ and from i,ich-
moua.
Ills beautiful place should engage the attention
OF all who nuncs q! st,c! pr perry, surrounded
with su many comforts ana advantages.
lERMA: oEc-Iuulth cash; balance upon Il credit
OF one. two and three years Tor bonds bearing SIX
PER ccnt interest from day Of sale: the tue being
retained until the whole purchase .arney Is plid.
WI IL, j. J.iNCE. Commissioner.
MOODY l. knNALL- Aucttpn.crS. an
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Discovery OF Hidden FrenSure

RALEIGH, \. G.. April l9.-In tearing
1oAn III out.building ut the Yarbrough
House. to-day, Nathan Field, coIored
wntcr, found Il package of money rolled up
III Il paper, containing some $4,000 in old
STATE money, some Confederate bonds, some
800 in gold and silver, and two watches
40 clue ~ To- vixen i, was placed there, OIL
Nv whom.
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Eaial RAILROAD Accitlent-EiGsecn Per
SONS Killed.

SToH1>CToS, Conn, April l9.-The steam
boat train hence for Boston went through
Tie bridge ut ichnond switch this morn
in-. SIX cars were burned and fifteen per-
sons killed. Six of the bodies have been re-
covered. The accident was caused by q
1rnsMnt
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BY Isbell & Son,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

TWO VERY VALUABLE AND MOST
DEsiRABLY LOCATED LOTS, on THE
SOIrTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BE-
TWEEN TuIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT UCflON.-On MONDAY the FIST DAY
Of April, 1879 upon the premises, at y o'clock T..
NJ, viii be sold two very valuable and most desira
bly, located LOTS situate being as above stated.
fronting 81 feet each, and running back l2J feet TO
an alley twelve feet wide. There is large brick
building the alley suitable for stables and car
rage- houses. and large granite culvert running
from said property 20 the city culvcrt In Fourth
street.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance at six aud
twelve months for negotiable notes with six per cent.
interest a.ded and secured by 4 trust deed.
ap Is ISBELL & son. Auctionee'S