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REGRETS.

4 little blue eyed boy at break OF day
In silence weeping By the shining strand,
Because the murmuring sea hath swept away
His late built towers and palaces Of sand.
Searching in vain for the sweet. sounding shells
That tolt him secrets ~ far on seas
~ lotus lands. and fairy haunted dells,
Filled with eternal, mystic melodies.
A wan faced maiden ri the trysting gate.
With sad eyes gazing Ger IN waving corn,
Praying that one may come. though late, 80 late
To cheer her heart, ali dropping ami forlorn,
shedding alone deep. penlteniial tears
tor words she uttered in deep passions blaze,
That sundered all the love OF bygoue years,
And sent her since through lie by lonely ways.
A youth beside a little ose-wreathed mound,
Where lies \ form IN silent. peaceful rest;
Weeping upon the consecratci ground
The tsars that should have fallen upon the
breast
Other who lies beneath in dark despair
Moaning his grief in low and saddenel speech,
And craving pardon in an anxious prayer,
Which nov her deadened ear can never reach.
4 child who loses the bright butterfly
Which be has chased by dell, ami stream, and
copse.
4 dying maiden hearing in the sky
ThelArk's sweet song while leaving LIES bright
hopes,
IN aged man, AZ sober twilight's fall.
sitting beside the fading embers' CLEAN,
striving IN thought hfe's drama 10 recall,
And Ending out how much was but a dreasi
-dieranier Lamont.
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Gilt Il Binder. Upholsterers.

H $50 HH*
"And what are you doing?" gasped
Peter.
Measuring the hall for "a new oil
cloth, SIR said the man.
Peter staggered on.
woman was making up a carpet in
the front parlor; another was arrang-
ing curtains.
lie rushed up stairs.
There sat another woman, also nj
work.
Again he gasped the question, "Who
are you?"
Mrs. Buskirk's regular seamstress,
please. sir" said the Woman
And where Is Mrs. Buskirk p
Here. love-" said a voice.
And there entered, from the adioin-
ing room, alady dressed in silk and in
expansive crinoline, with bracelets.
brooch earrings and 4 little lace cap
worth n small fortune.
THE furniture is ordered, and the
painters are here, and I've engaged all
the servants, Mr.. Buskirk,m said the
lady; and cook wants TO know wheth-
er YOU like beef under or well done. In
such things YOU shall have your choice
always. There was no time to make a
pudding to-day, so we must have ices.
Strawberries, too, are only two shillings
a basket
Mrs. Buskirk, have YOU gone era
zy?m cried Peter; or am | dreaming?'
"I'm wide awake, at all events
cried the lady. "I've starved long
enough, and worn that brown merino
until | hate it. ! always was fond of
drosS-r
Fond Of dress repeated Peter,
. and loved good things.''
Loved good thiEgs,'' repeated the
spouse; sand now I'm married | mean
10 have them
"But fl had-known-I-" be-
gan Peter.
"Wouldn't have married me. / sup
pose. y said the bride. .'Well, my cou-
sin, Mrs. Brown, told me that, you
know"
Peter looked at her. The truth was
plain at last. lie tried 10 speak, but
could not. lie stared at his lady five
minutes by the clock, and then rushed
out of the house, %muttering, "Taken
in. taken in,n
II is said Peter Buskirk never recov-
cred the shock. Against his will he
lived luxuriouslv ever after; and his
wife astonished the neighborhood by
her magnificent attire and grand par
ties. But nevertheless Peter himself
expired IN less than a year and the last
words on his lips Were said to be ia
ken in, taken inir
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Beverly, X. l.. Aysell, W. Waldron, John
Lee, &. Gribbcll, Geo. Morton, y. meteor.
mick, John sampson, Isaac webb, \. Chan.
man and forty more In the steerage.
A dispatch from Seattle saws the
Rockwell and Hurlbut Troupe consisted
Of A. III. Rockwell and wife, M. II,
Iurlbut, j. ID. Cowler. w. FULLY and
William. Ii is not certain that they
took passage by the Pacific on the day
the vessel sailed. Rockwell told an Of.
ficer of the steamer Salvador that they
We're booked for the Pacific, but could
not get ready, and should go on the
Salvador.
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WHAT rs LIES

A little crib beside the he'd,
A lIfie face above the spread,
A little frock behind the door
A little shoe upon the noor.
a little lad with dark brown hair,
A little blue eyed face and fair,
a little lane that leads 10 school.
A little pencil, slate. and rule.
A little blithesOmc, wins0me maid,
\ lutte hand within IL laid,
A little cottage. acres four,
A lutte old time household store.
A little family gathered round;
A little mrf-heaped, ear'dewed mound
A little added TO his soil,
4 little rest from hardest toll.
a little silver in his hair.
A little stool and easy chair;
A Lutte night Of earth-lit gloon;
A little cortege 10 the tomb.
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Mary and Asn, aud then, in despair,
flew 20 a certain Mrs. Brown, the giver
Of tea-parties innumcrable. 10 ask adj
vice.
Servants are sad plaques she
said.
Eat you out Of house and home,''
said Peter.
Not TO be relied on for honesty
said Mrs. Brown.
Thieves, ma'am; thicyc.l'' said
Peter.
"Ah," said Mrs. Brown, ga gentle
man has no time 60 watch them. Now,
| should advise marrying, Mr.. Bus
kirk"
Marrying
Yes, sir; a wife can manage such
things so much better. Besides. IL Won
choose a smart, capable woman. She
VIII keep an eye on the servant. n
would be much NOR economical 10
marry
Economical yelled Peter, "my
good lady. Eco-I-oh, goodness,
Feathers and flowers, laces and silks.
and rings. and-and ~ice-crcam and
thtngs-coH0micdl! How many Yards
do YOU take for a dress. ma'am9,
Well, sir, twelve or fifteen some.
times when it's a silk, you know. eight
Gen. e"
Eighteen yards, AZ five shillincs q,
80 = yard, and not one dress, but twenty.
My good lady, il would be enough u
ruin a manu-
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PARTIAL List or rIIr LOST.

Following is a partial list Of the pas
scngers lost, fourteen Of the first mes
mentioned, together with ten or twelve
in the Storage, being from Puget Sound
and the balance from Victoria:
y. Hillmute and wife. Mrs. Mahon md
child, II. &. Victor, g.. r. Nining, Fred -.
Hard, G.. ID. Davidson and wife, a. Rob
bins, 4. Allison, q. Mcpherson. VIM. Max
well. ". wood. John Tarbell. VIM. Ammis.
VI. Wilson, W. Purdy. 4. Lang. John g..
Todd. John McLander~, Dock Young, j..
Fitzgerald, j. Condcn, G.. Chisholm, a.
Frazer, y. :. Webster, Hurlbut q Rock
we'll Troupe, Garcsche, Miss A. Reynolds.
Miss y. Palmer, Mrs. Morte, Mrs. Lawson,
Ed. III. Hotter, James Luning, Mrs. :
stiles and child, ID. Mcintyre. &. IL. Fair
banks. Captain and Mrs. Parsons, a. y.
Oway, W. y. Ferry, y. r. johnson, II.
smith, John Cochrane, ;. II. Moody. y. y.
Terrell, VI. VI. Summers, j. Cahill, y. Wat
son, William Wells, James ~. Webb, VIM.
Policy, Colonel Vaudeville, wife and child.
Il. Hudson, III. Cline, y. Po;kins, Thomas
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gyman receiving five shillings from
Peter. and the bride wearing her brown
merino, in the pocket of which she care
fully deposited the deeds which made the
property exclusively her own.
snow for happiness, "said Peter. "No
more thieying seryants-no more waste
and a lovely wife into the bargain.
He, he, he! Peter Buskirk is the nan
for luck"
And he took his bride home 10 dine on
cold meat and radishes, being absolute
" ashamed even TO speak of his accus-
TONED mutton chop before SO economical
a lady.
The e morning he hurried off to
business.
"Never taste time, love- said the
newly married dame. besides, I've
a great deal to attend TO; so-good-
bye
"Good-bye," responded Peter.
What "A reasure YOU are, my dear.
The washing, | suppose? Ny mother
always washed on Monday
And away he went, content with HIM
self and all the world.
AT 6 he returned. Horror of horrors.
there Were ladders against his house,
and men upon them. Had there been
a fire? lie rushed up, b~reathless.
"What is the matter? Who are these
men?" he painted. Fire, thieves,
Oh. | must be dreaming
Don't make a noise, love- said a
voice from the parlor window.
They're only the house-painters."
"House-paintersin
"Yes, dear. Don't you know the
Dutch proyerb, a coat Of paint pays
itself?'n
Peter breathed again.
"But the awful ~expense." he said.
:. Dear, dear, YOU shouldhav consulted
me"
He stumbled into the house. and over
the form Of a man kneeling in the hall.
"Who are yOH3' he said.
In reply the person produced a card,
on which was printed
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French Courtship.

In France the parents Of the interest
ed ones first consider the matterof their
marriage. "Look, Monsieur" says
Mama, here is my daughter, and all
her graccs and accomplishments, and
her good heart; and here, also, is the
dover | will give with herr "And
here, Madame says Monsieur, who Is
very likely her neighbor OF friend,
"here is my son. and his probable in
heritancc; his education has been what
you know; his profession, and talent,
what you know, also; a. to his amia-
bility you shall judge, for III give you
every opportunity Of observing and
moreover, when he marries, ! will give
the boy-so and so.n The youngsters
meet, and, unless they are very difficult
to suit, are obliging enough 10 further
their parents plan. And, on my word,
I believe them more dutiful i'm the Old
World than in the New.-Boston Post
PARIS Letter.
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A GAVE or CHsSS.

Thev strolied upon the beach SO long
lie missed the train, belated,
And 80 they PLAYED a game OF chess
For pastme, whlle he waited.
IL must have been a charming one.
For both seemed quite enraptured,
She took a Castle and a knight,
While he the white Queen captured.
Icannot tel who iost or Won,
Because IL Is related,
Although the game was only drawn,
Tue players both were mated.
Hartford Tunes.
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The collections for the fiscal wear ended
june %, 1874, were SOP ga. 746; for the
year ended June 10. 1870. Sll0, 80. 1851. Tn
increase during the last fiscal year l. owing
IN part 10 the Increase of duties laid by the
act of March 3, 1870. upon distilled spirits,
manufactured tobacco, cigar, cigarettes,
ETC.. and in part 10 taxes collected under
the laws repealed. extraordinary efforts haN-
ing been put forth to collect delineueni
taxes due from banks and bankers. railroad
and other corporations, and taxes due ON
incomes, legacies, etc.
statement i given showing receipts un-
der the act Of March 3. 1870. up 10 and in
elusive OF june %, 1879. from different arii-
clcs subject 20 increased tax. showing the
total tax returned 10 be -. 203, SIS.
The tax returned upon distilled spirits
Il. 1s9, eas. and the Commissioner eN-
plains the smallne~~ Of the amount by stat
ing that a large quantity II spirits (about
IL. 900 600 g%allons3 was Withdrawn by the
di>tillcrs from bonded warehouses in sntici-
patton 81 the law. while the 900. 600 gallons
still remaining in bond ~ the time the in
creased tax 80 cents took effect. were by
the law allowed after hond given 10 remain
in distillcry warehouses one year before
withdrawal. and these spirits have been and
still continue 10 De- placed on the market.
subject only TO the former duty Of 20 cent
per gallon.
The net amounts ~ receipts from all
sources Of Internal Revenue during the lat
fiscal year in the several states and Terrific
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THE WIDOW BARLOW.
BY MARY DALLAS.

Peter Buskirk was very fond Of mon.
~, not SO fond that he quite starved
himself to keep il, or hid it up chiinney,
or refused himself fire or lights or a
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The depression Of trade is 50 keen
" felt by the industrial classes in Prus-
STA that the Government has been re-
questcd To- resort TO a measure which
proved successful in the last two wars,
namely, the establishment Of loan banks.
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Annual Report OF the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has com
pleted his report for the fiscal year ending
june 10, 1873. Tn document l. very voll-
minous. The report shows that the actual
amount OF receipts into the Treasury from
all sources from and after June 20. 1861, To
june 10, 1874. inclusive Of loans and Treas
urN notes. MAS as follows.
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Hon. George Bancroft, II his health
permits, will live during the winter r
Washington otherwise he will spend
the months of January and February III
Florida.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-30

STARTLING ASSERTION IN REGARD TO PREsI-
DENT LlNceLN.-The Catholic Recie,o quotes
from the Monde the following statement
made by j. Il. Martin concerning an inter-
view which be once held with the late Mgr.
Lefevre, Bishop of Detroit:
"We came to speak of political events and
of the assassination Of President Lincols,
and we were not little surprised to bear
Mgr. Lefeyre say, with sadness, sAb J. poor
Lincoln If he had remembered my advice
his end would dot have been so deplorabie.
Why did he not remain st home on Good
Friday, asd why did he not continue to say
his beadsf' His beads y we exclaimed but
Lincoln was not Catholics' BE was not
40 latterly. You say rightly. He bad
become an ;Dfidel. But in his youth
he was baptized by Catholic mis-.
sionary of Illinois, and l myself heard
his confession many times. frequently cell
ebrated holy mass ia the house Of bis pa
rents. Later Ia life he aspired to honors, he
married Presbyterian, and he became
) member of the MasoRic society. We felt it
duty 10 break off our relations We con.
fess," says RI. NartiD, &c that we did not at
all expect this revelation. the authenticity Of
which we guarantee upon the testimony Of
Mgr. Lefevre, and Americans need not have
the least doubt that they have nominated a
Catholic for President. But Lincolu did as
many others have done: be abandoned reli-
gion he had freely embraced upon serious ex-
animation, and to arrive at fortune and posi-.
ton he became on spostate and an infdel."
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20 RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD}
..-.y'T - -. ~ tr.--s COMPANY.
COMMENCING, OCTOBER "a, 1876,
~ trains on this road will run as follows:
$40 Takon heah MAIL S daily except Sun
day.. connecting for all points South
.t and West. SIeeping-csr attached runs
7a5 A. M F EasHaea Ts1IN daily Except Sun.
day., with coach attached. for Peters
burg, and stations on the Southside
road, Lvnchburg, and the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for ali points South 3 and West West, Pas Pas :
' " close come ctloR at Petersburg for
Norfolk. Elegant parlor-car attached
runs tnFe ron ga. 70 Weldon u,sav VIII,
coach attached. vs.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:so A. NJ, FREiG ar TRAIN daily except SUN.
1854 A. M.,THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for all points tas'
500 P. M. FREfGiHT daily except Sundays
1855 NJ, f fqiss afsfh NAIL daily except Sun
day), connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
forall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached running through
TO Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and all points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will rot stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
Passengers for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
o Ia 4na 5rsn
that this line is the only one that connects through
Without delay or break In schedule
s ESQ So M I Chester
at s:4o F: n. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
&C IS A. SHAW. Superintendent
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RrcamoNp ASD.DAFvIbLE RAfLReAD COMFY
I. m RICHMOND, VA, November EOS 4oto.
SCHEDULE OF 1TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
R IesoSs a S55 t A. M sses
sss a. NJ; leaves Dundee at l:14 ?. ~; leaves
Danyiiie at i:17 F. M. leaves Greensboro at S:5e
cb q nj ;ea " s:a as'i ?. II. 80
TEAM No. 2.-NEw YoRK AND NEW Or.
LEANS ExPREss, Eastward-Leaves Char s.ee
s49 leaves q; M nissury At ss4 a. 81; leaves sree9s
boro, a, 1855 T. NJ. leayes Dsns1iie al 81
ne ss 7 arrives in Richmond at
: TRAIN No. s.-THnogaI MAIL.NEgg YoRK
r,ot THE sorITH-Leaves Richmond at 1888 T. nj.
leaves BurSeyiiIe at 1852 p. d.. leaves Dundee al
1888 p. NJ; leaves Danvtlie at 1882 +. ID.
at 5:32 A, Nj: leaves Airline Junction OF 1850
A. H.; arrives at Charlotte at SOB A. ID:
TRAIN No. 4-THROUGH MAIL, sEastwa I'd
At aei iIss safGe leaves ca at A.
leaves DanviIle at 6:QS A.: NJ. leaves Dundee
Sls sages sss a. ar
'1i TpSIs No. 5.~LYNcHBURG AccoMMoDAT1oN,
WestwardSIeaves Richmond at 8 A. NJ; arrives
At BurSeyilie a. a2s1 Lypsb6ure at $40 p NJ
No tickets TO points hey ond BurkeVie VIII DC SOLO
y SR Il No. 6.-BURKEvILLE AccoMMoDATIoN,
Observation-Disclosures RurkeyilIe Mt 1:20 P. NJ; ar
rives at Richmond at 4:43P NJ. -,
Train No. Q connects at Richmond Win the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos aud connect at Greensboro WITH
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through trains com ect at Richmond aHd Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Frederick shgrg
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington City, yr-
ctnia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to anC
from Washington, Baltimore, Pblaoefphia' any
New York. -.
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Ral
road trains 10 and fiom Baltimore and eastern
points. ,,,
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Airline ralt
road to and from Greenvflle. Atlanta, montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and oil SOUND
western points. -,
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta Railroad fol
Columbia Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
Train No. 6 connects at Burkeville with the At
lantic, Mississippi ana Ohio railroad, from Lyncn
burg, chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
+ Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New orleans
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are good oDly for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No law
over checks will be giveb.
- s-s1------ T. ID. r. TALC9TT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN 3. MAcMuRDo, General Passenger Agent
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ATEW GOODS! NEW GOODSi
y NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
CAHpozo, FoURQUREAN & cos.

Handsome DRESS-GOODS iust received Of the
newes. shades and styles, varying In price from
I6slc. to So so per yard.
We have just received large lot OF bLACh
SILKS, which have been bought very cheap, rang.
ing in prices from $l.25 to IS per yard We coll
specisl attention to our 81 grade. Purchasers
Win End It to their advantage to examine our ste; *
before purchasing. AXIS
| COLORED SILKS la all OF the newest shades
| Also, TRIMMING SILKS of all grades and SHADES
| I'm VEI,V tGrS our stock is handsomer ano lalReI
than ever heretofore. both In CLOAh ana
! TRIMMING VELVkTS;
Also. STRIPED CUT VELV ETS. for over-dresses
| SpiIZBERGEN CLOTH, for over-dresses
| CLOAKS-We have now IN stock the largest ana
hands0mest display 10 be found In the city.
WORSTED FRISGES from 20c. up, 10 suit Inc
new shades; .E... Of =.
SCARFS OF the newest styles; ys. U.s.,
LADIES' SUITS; -.
BLANKETS-large stock, ranging in prices from
s. 10 SIS; 49," "a, -..s. .'.s.
Also. Observation-Disclosures aa.& 4s
CARPETS, RUGS,
DRUGGATS, &C., &C. 80 10
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Rirls,l,ond lispatf'h,
.rr-renny NOVEMBER 80, 1875,
frrom The Baltimore Ameracan.f
SysiubnrTse on Fo&


y sstsss IS g. Rice, one Of the members OF the
poe memorial, on Saturday received q letter
from the poet SWinburne, OF England, 10
repIy 10 an invitation TO the ceremonies OF
the unwilling OF the Poe memorial. The let
ter is as follows: 2
HoLxwooD, SHlrsAEE, HSSzEY-os.Tnaass,
November 8, 1875.
Sara s. Rec: Dear Madam nave
heard with much pleasure Of the memorial
at length raised 70 your nlustrious ieiioH-
The genius of Edgar Poe has won on this
eide Of the Atlantic such wide ana warm re-
/: coCaition thai toe sympathy which 4 cahhos
:! hone Tfitjs or fully to express In adequate
words IS uod oabtedly shared at this nlomens
I. by handreds as far as the news may nave
snread throughout not England only, gu!
Franco as we'll, where, as ! need TO remind
1 Won. the most beautiful and durable OF monu
;Snenss has been reared 10 the genius or Pot
by the lsborious devotion OF q genius equa
. and akin to his own, aud where the admira
.,h.e translation Of bis prose works ;by iei
iow.poet whom also we hage TO lament De
fore this time Is now being perfected by
careful aud exqaisite version OF bis poems
with illustrations fuil Of the snetia and trag''
force Of fancy which impelied and mouloes >.
The loyal and loving cooperation OF one
Is the most remarkable younger poets and on
OF the most powerful leading painters Il
France III. Maiiarnie and III. Manet.
IS. II Is DOT for me to offer any tribute here
the fame OF your great counsryman, or dliat
with superAuous and intrusive admiration
!, on the special quality of bis strong and dell
: cate genius so sure of aim and fauitiess Q
touch in all the better and finer part OF Worl
: he has left us.
i would only, in conveying to the member
!, Of the Poe Memorial Committee my SINGER
ackno w ledgneut Of the honor they nav
done me 10 recalling my name on such so &C
q casion, take leave to express my firm conVic
tion that, widely as the fame Of Poe bias q
ready spread, and deeply as it Is alread
rooted in Earope, it is even now growin
wider and striking deeper as time advances
the surest pressge that time, the eternal enc
nv OF small and shallow regulations, VII
prove in this case also the constant az!
trusty friend and keeper of true poetsfui
grown fame.
remain, dear madam, yours very truly
A. G. SwINBURNE.
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8 BY Chain, Staples l. CO..
Real Estate Agents and AucSioaeers,
$50 - ~. 10. i Tenth erect. .F

positive AND PEREMPT0RY SALE:
d or AZ VERY yAEJtABLE FARM raEEssss
MIL ES6p RiCB1r5Sp At AUG fIQS.--At lne
request Of the owaes We Will ssl o. paoac, Nv n
ton. on The prsfaises, On s ~ , =,
lSTSTnf az oIcIOck H. the va insbie Fac ~ pr
sent occupied By r. Jones. situated ON the gsii
road abaatlh miles frop the ang 40 oia ~
Me- ; "a ia tract contains about TWO HgSr
sIsNgIs ACRES. and has ION u good BaiSn
nWELLiNa With six rooms ifonS aES fsae
toasas ssd otser oat. buildipgs, In good oFGeai
aiso 4 nice orchard :a null bt ar!rg Ihose M ~
fIf Desirable farm ecyenis ne TO Inc csty s
fall 10 ba pleaeed With shss place au0 snuu1e ~
neglect 10 attend the sale. f,,a
UBaEaYE THEsYERys It7ERAts ykkn.sts ,, SIs
fourth casA ard he halance IN sase ssSt ~
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