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A DOG ON Tue Police FoRCE.-There is 3
dog in Allegheny, Penn, owned BY Officer
Mitchell, of the night.pollce force, concern
ing which the Pittsburgh Telegraph speaks
thus: He is a communicating, medium.
size, jet-black dog. Mitchell came in pos
session of him one bleak winter night last
season, when the dog was shivering on the
street, in starving condition. He was taken
home and provided for, and ever since he
has proved valuable addition TO the police
force by assisting the officer in the discharge
Of his duties. He follows the officer unceas-
ipgIy on all bis rounds, and when another
off .er raps for assistance the dog makes haste
with all speed to toe spot and commences to
bark. Should any of the officers have occa-
sion to give chase after one, the dog marks
out the man, and, catching him by the panta-
looms, delains him by worrying until the ar
rival of the officers.
A short time since the officers succeeded
In capturipga prisoner that without the as
sistance OF the dog would have escaped.
The dog can discern intoxicated persons
from others, and should he meet With such q
case on bis own perambulations be keeps up
howl until an officer arrives. The police
always make it a point to 60 to the spot
where the dog is barking, and they are nevtr
fooled. The most singular feature of the
dogs life is that he will not accompany
Officer Mitchell in daylight when dressed 10
citizens clothes. He sleeps in daytime, and
is always on duty at night with the officer,
who prizes him highly.
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SCIENCE 0urnoNH.-[M Mark Twain in the
August AHanhc.] -Tnerefore: the M'ssls-
sippi between Cairo and New Orleans was
l.215 miles long 17e years ago. 1t was l,ioo
after the cutoff of 1922. II was GAO after
the American Bend cutoff (some sixteen or
seventeen years ago). It, has lost siXty.seVen
miles since. Consequently its length Is oniy
973 miles at present. 800
Now. if I wanted to be one of those pom,
derous scientific people, and "let on " 10
prove what had occurred 10 the remote past
by what had occurred 10 given past, or
what will occur in the fur future by what mas
occurred in late years. Whist an opportunity
is herel Geology never hsd such chance,
nor srch exact data to argue from. NOT
q deyeIopmens of Species" either! Glacial
epochs are great things. but they are vague
Ylgue.l Please observe: ~,
Ia the space Of 1T6 years the Lower mis-
sissippi has shortened Itself 242 miles. Tnat
is an average OF q trfle over one mile ana
third per year. Therefore any calm person
who is not blind or idiotic can see that IN
the old Oolitic Silurian period, just million
wears ago next November, the Lower Mis-
sissippi river was upward Of 1,300, 900 miles
long. and stuck out over the Gulf Of Mexico
like fshing.rod. And by the same token
any person can see that 742 years from now
the Lower Mississippi will be only mile aud
three quarters long, and Cairo aud New Or
leans will have joined their streets together
and be plodding comfortably along under
single mayor and mutusl board Of alder
men. There is something fascinating about
science. One gets such wholesale returns Of
conjecture out of such trifling investment
of fact.
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FINANCIAL OPINION THIS MAN OUGHT TO
BE A BANKER.-[From the Detroit Free
PreSs.l- she said she'd take dozen Of eggs,
but while the grocer was counting them out
she asked the price. He told her and she
shreked: .e-=.~
"Seveuteen cents ?"
Eyes, ma'am."
"Why, that's outrageousw
Swell, It's hard times and everything is
up"
She sat down on sugar-barrel, sighed
several times, and asked if eggs were likely
to be lower or higher. .ats ..-..
81 don't claim to be prophet" he re.
piled, as he twisted sheet of paper into the
shape of funnel, but dare say that they'll
be down TO sixteen and one-h half cents 10 less
than week, and perhaps 90 lover. Trade.
which is naturally depressed during July and
August, is looking up q little. Our exports
of gold are now equalled by our imports.
The calling in Of bonds puts more ready
moneV ,f,ar, and capitalists are much more
hopeful this week than last. The crops are
about ready 70 move, navigation prospects
are briga eF,r md t.ue'te csB6deeee~isf rapidly
returning. lone ttsiDg moves, around an
other, YOU see, and th"ugo. as | SAD before,
| am no tiusncier, and my predictions are
not entitled 10 iany great, weight, 't seems
clear 10 ne tina, eggs have got 10 come do WI.
A great curren, Of eggs 10 setting toward this
point from a dczau q fferent directions, and
even il The caI!og 10 of4boods aud Ibe sale
OF Surplus god DENT produce eaer- prices
canpuL see .whs figures should go up
she reached into the pickle-b'rrel, nipped
a cucumber, and went away " ordering " by
her husband never Knew anything.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh ard Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
- VALUABLE FARM OF T TWO HUS RH iGI
BY Y 81. JAMES MES RIVER nT ii CHFsTsRFiELD
COUNTY THREE MILES BELgW MANGHEs.
TER, to BE plyiDhD- iSIO SE .sd.a.d ~
e court
on tie 22d or October. Is "A, In The case Of Pat
terSon us French we shall, as special commission
ers thereby appointed proceed 70 sci, at public sue.
MONDa Y the I'd Of August 1876, ar5 o'eit Ok r.
NJ. If fsr; II not, on the first fair day ihereafter
at the same bonr: that yaLUa Bile AND WELL.
SHOWN tATATE CALLt ID WHITLEY, on which
Colonel s. Bassetl French has loue resided, located
as above. coplaiUing TWO HUNDRED AND SIX
TY-OSE ACRES. with the usual Improvements
james river across the Petersburg tufnpiSe 70 the
Petersburg Railroad. The tract VIII be 20 dlvittd
as 10 sell Ii In the following manner-yiz.: No. I,
Tying. beyond the railroad, enntaiai ng 20 acres:
25 acres; No. s. east df the turnpike, contriBfng 70
to 80 acres. bn these lots there ar. excellent bufd
Log sites; besldes, they are admirably well adapted
Tor iarmiF ia,ds' marsst.xards , IS. arc snoarn,n
city as well as 10 rnosr re>lding In Richmond
tAhtr the sale or the re3oing hire. tracts OF lanH
the residue OF the Whitpy'' e+taie with the build
DREp AND THIRTY ACRES, more or less. VIII
be sold. E= .4agaSE igaII = 8tssEltt1a4
+, This place Is 0 well aud fayprably known as 70
ntiract srecial attention from thoe Wishing to Sc
cure comfortable + rm on .;ames hves Within
three or four mites Of lclm nd and In tun view OF
IT, ~ sf..f. ~ rss,. ssj.fy .,.s 1 ~
sale costs OF suit; balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, for neg. tlable notes, VIII, tp-
dorSed, secured by desA OF trust, or title retained
until MI Of the purcha =e-monr. Is inlly pala.
ty2a aa e ''ia1 Special eora,nlssionssx
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LADY OLEER THAN THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE .-(From the Chillicothe (Mo.)
Constitution "A lady of remarkable old age
has recently come to the knowledge of re.
porter of the Constitution as living in the
northwest part OF this county, 10 Jackson
township. The lady r, ferrcd 10 is Mrs.
Margaret Webb, native of Giles county,
Va, but resident Of this county since 1874.
She was in the city on last Saturday in COM
piuy with some of her grand.dangh 'ers, and
told our reporter that she was born IN the
year 1869, and that she distinctly remem-
bered many Of the important events of the
Revolution. Her age appears to be pretty
well authenticated, and she certainly is the
oldest-looking person we ever saw except
one-an old man named McCalla, who died
in 1853 in Harrison county, KY, at the
five years, and whose mind had become as
blink as on tue day OF birth.
Mrs. NJ. Webb has six children living,
three of whom still reside in Virginia. Her
family is OF the first responsibility. She has
been a member Of the Methodist Episcopal
CnuIcn from her earliest recollection, and
belongs to congregation of that Church
(Soutb) in her neIghbOrhood. Notwithstand-
Ing her great age, she is not entirely help.
less, though her leebleness, both of mind and
body, is painfully apparent, and It cannot be
long before she passes to the scenes beyond
the life on this planet. We are assured by
persons who know something of Mrs.
Webb's history that documents are in exist.
ence. both in this State and Virginia, that
verify her age as stated by herself. 1t may
therefore be stated as fact that Livingston
county has lady.resident one hundred and
six years old. Her husband, who has been
dead several years, was soldier of the war
of 1872, and it was part Of her business in
town last Saturday 10 look after pension
that her attorney is about getting for her
from theSovernment. ...
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oo,d. It will have q tendency to keep the
oaner on a par With gold, for;it will make u
easier to nay the dues Of the Government;
besides. the superior convenience and certain
conrertibiliiy of the paper will always nave
tendency tc keep 1t Oh a par, or even make II
more valuable than gold. But Interest bear.
ing bonds are purely a subject OF legal enact
ment. and hence can be controlled Dy tue
Government. Tbs Is the whole secret OF tue
difficulty, and the real key to our tinanclal
condition. Our currency, In point OF fact, IS
not convertible in gold. When 1t Is NOT
needed. as at present, to the full extent OF
its volume to effect the exchanges or pay tne
wages of labor, because these are ID iaea.
sure interrupted, what IS 70 Dc uone VIZ.
its Some say, "Call it In ana ourn II up,
that the rest may be worth It's own volume
ia gold. But this currency has a al psen
Ia circulation; 1t Is now the measure OF iDe
whole property ofithe country, ana mas oeeh
the measure Of many exchanges, ana now
represents the great mass OF lndeoteuness:
To bring down it's relative value 10 tnat q
gold IL az arbitrary measure as 10 DrlI &
It 10 the sandar # any other product-tnat
of wheat or,iron, for instance.
1t will place; all 10 the power OF tnose "Do
have the most gold. IL VIII tfapstet Iai
part of the property Of the country TO
foreigners or to those who can readily draw
gold from Europe.
But let us consider this subject more
closely. If we admit that there Is at any
one time only certain amount of gold 10
the world it Is certain that our community
or nation cannot obtain more than Its share
without leaving. all the others IN d den'
ciebcy-at least for time.
By this means one nation has the power TO
derange the exchanges, and through THESE
the Industries, of every other country. Inc
clprice and power even of.a few large capt.
taIists can do this. II would be, therefore,
an uuwise policy for our Government 10
allow this one article of gold that all nations
are. struggl ng TO obtain by the use
Of all the arts that human ingenuity
can devise, and which must be en-
ployed in settling all balances OF trace
between different countries, and Whi'n
az product of nature and OF human INDUS
try is uncomfortable by any law that The
Government can devise, to make this the
Standard of all values and the legal ed mea
sure of all trade and exchange 10 this country
would be in direct opposition to the opinion
of many Of the wisest statesmen that oul
country has produced. PETER COOPER.
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fused told the men they couId have one
hour In which TO leave the Territory, and be.
gan making demonstrations as though they
Intended to follow them. At this, one OF the
men told them the boss herder was back
few miles, and II they would wait until they
could send back they would pay them. The
Indians consented, and note was sent 10
the company that was seereted, and the or
der to move vas given; but the indians,
seeing the dust, grew suspicious and hed;
The soldiers eDdeavored to halt them, aad
were fred upon, one shot wounding the
horse of one of the scouts. A general firing
began then, In which one Indian was snot
through the side and breast, and lay dying
upon the ground. Even when morta'ly,
wounded he loaded and fred, and as one OF
tue horses dashed by caught 1t BY the tall
and attempted to cut the rider with large
knife. The other three were pursued, but
not overtaken.G 1t ia thought they were
wounded, and it has been reported they have
siuce died. Ill 1 .....s... /. !. .a,na'1.ss
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctloneers. Il :.
BY Williams & Gibson.
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Aucaoneers,
No. 1901 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST COR;
NtR OF IWEN1 Y.SECOND AND MAIN
STREETS-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to me by Joseph stukenhprg and Wife. m,rch 3ls
1873, will. On MONDAY the % day OF August
next ut O'Clock p. ~. sell Mt public auction on lie
premises. the following property. 10 Wit: -.
TWO LOTS OF LAND, sIluai cd on me southeast
corner OF Main and Twenty secOnp srset5, frenin
on tain street fort, six e. ct and running back be-
tween parallel lines one hu drCd md ftty leet 10
nm alley fifteen feet wide, with TWO GoOI
HOfSsS on the sqme, remit UR together III INC ra'e
OF 1916 per month. ,,..,,,
These 10 are on many accounts very desirable,
irbInond and York River depot. just OPT osite The
collniy court -house. an. close 10 the dock.
- TERMS: C;sh Tor the sum of -, 500, with 81 az,
rearagts of interest, amounting TO S2Zo, US VI 'n
day OF sue and all expenses Of sale balance III noie
at Twelve months With six per cent Interest adoeo'
secured by dec of trust. -. -.
More liberal terms may be offered on Inc aay vi
sale. LOUIS r. Bocotr O-A' Aius'S''
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctionecrs' vii Of.
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.-. BY Richardson & Co.. .5@t
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers, \
No. 11l3 Main street. NON

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT YALU,
i ABLE BUILDING LOTS On THE n = N ,0EIT
SIDE Of ARK AVt NUE., OK THEohD MEEir
HAN OR sCgFF kET re- . r k9AR; HA6 81
SHS c. sHAFER, ESQ WEST OF MONROE
PARK BY AUCTloN.SBy virtue Of ,h so pP9yhl he
22d day Of june ls72 duly RECORDED IN me c RIab
Tfice OF the Cbancery Court of she city OF haen-
mond, to secure the unpaid purchase-money Que , on
said land .ha as Trustees IN i theren named
sell by auction, ON the premises On Fk h me
f,Ih OF August, 1876 at oc ock r. d., tne hEAL
described in the deed aforesatd as s
feet OF land on the north side OF ParR avehue u
rho old Westhan n, or 8, uti own road running bacs
TO an alley in common 6 feet wide, having aepln
on its ensiern line of OF feet. and on s western
line of I4s feet "; half square west OF the resi-
dence of John G.. Shafer, ESQ, west OF monros
Park: divurd Into seven lots OF 81 feet each; anu
one of 33x feet. .,,o .,r,orses of
executing this ust, and note for VI 0S5 WIN III
terest thereon rho rate of Twelve per cent Ler an
rum fiom The 22d day of June, 1872 UNI, ,ne
day of sale. AS TO the residue OF me purcnaSe,
money, due notice OF the terms T. error VIII oe
given. e. f..s .f y. " P5MCtu .'pDSON
...E1'E-.@ Trustees
~ ,,,.,o,oerc 17
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
ar r FAR THE RESIDENCE OF ELI All
BAKER, ESQ. BY AUCTION BY virtue of ,hs
PROVISIONS OF deed of trust bearing date Inc i3ih
,ay Of July. 1874 from Charles r.. Tenser. duly
rcccrded In ,hr clerks office of the Chancery Court
of the city Of Richmond, TO secure the unpaid par
chase-moncy on The property mentioned therein,
shall AS trustee In said oeed. being required and re
Guesled 81 TO do, sell by auction, on the premlsei
on THURSDAY the 5th day Of august, 1872. at
O'Clock P. H., Inc RIA. ESTATE deScrpeG u, sne
fronting 57x1i9 feet, with new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon continuing four rooms'
will excellent water on the premises
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and negotiable note ior
with Interest thereon from the l3th day Oh july,
months negotiable notes to he given for the dcter-
red payments, with interest added, and secured by
q deed Of trust. ia, RlCHAhnSus,
jy27 trustee.
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By Richardson 8 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. i1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il RUILDlNG LOT: ON THfRTY-SECoND
STREET CORNER p STRICT, CHURCH HILL,
ny AUCTION.-As trustee In q certain deed bear
ing date the Oath day OF February: 674, duly re-
corded In the clerks office of the County Court OF
MONDAY the "a OF Augnst. al 6 O'Clock p. NJ;
VALUA Bic BUILDING LOT fronting SO by 90
feet on Thirty Second street corner OF Z street,
Church Hill ,t,.no~
j. -''"'''''' 81 4 : ~ ,.s Trustee.
R,cukDDSoN q Co. Auctioneers., ,jy "a
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TRCSrEEs' SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA.-By vir-
tue of two deeds Of 'rust, exec uted on the asth
the unde signed trustees Of the GnrdOns Vile Build
Ing association from Henry L.; Qusrles and wife.
recorded In the clerks Office Of the County Court OF
premises, on THURSDAY, August l2h, 1875, at
IL O'Clock ST., q TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed, containing FIFTY ACRES, more OF
less lying and being IN Louisa county, Va, on and
south OF the South Anna river, being all that beud
belonging 10 lot No. assigned t., II. Quares In
ceased), and bounded as fellows: North by South
Anna rive south by the main Richmond road, east
by the section OF the said estate as igned TO John
X. Qnares and west by that assigned TO Dr. Charles
Quares. - HgE tttb 49,. 49, 49,. -5#s
TERMS: Enough 10 cash to defray the expenses
from said Henry l.. Quarles to said Association.
Terms as TO residue made known on day Of sale
/. II i,...U s4f e1'GR .af,@a 70 u + D6aIfTSN
81 % - ~asY#.5aa ? ~ 80 Trustees.
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AUCrIoN SALES.--FUTURE Rsys.
p. s. seabury, & 81
Auciioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Nm. a9 Sycamore street, Petersburg.

VALUABLE FLOUR.MILL AND VA
VIII he sold on WEDNESDAY. August 1Stnf o.
O'Clock M, on the premises the U1si1i. >,
MILLING PROPERTY Known as HOPE BILLS III ~
Petersbura. va the mill Is o.. stone and eric 81
covered WITH lin. has SIX pair OF burr.s,onss' nn-
the necessary machinery for turning nus tmo h"n-
bred barrels Off ur daily. !, t,l.1tr;, :. Tho
The property win be shown on application at Tue
mill or to the undersigned. ~ ,, IN.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash; balanee, elu nths
adding Interest FOR approved endorsed nesot'ao'o
notes, and Ute retained until pale fef; IVAN
y! Surviving partner OF Andrew keyan g Bi9tner'
-1A 800 i'Ae n EI't}!. p. 8. SEABU fG,
,r,a1 na6712.l6,l7&IS ri Ancuoneer.
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mo LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
lUO AUCTION nj Backsburg, MONTGOMERY
county, Va, on the 9Th AUGUST, $40. me next
,lay after The commencement exercises OF the Slr-
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical College.
TERMS Ten semi annual payments.
-r CHARLES RI. MILLER.
iy 23.6t BackSburg, Va.
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BY GrubbS s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctto ueers,
Eleventh street between Main aus Baak.

4 BRICK DWELLING AND FRAMED
N STORE, ON THE EAST SIDE OF 81.
STEPHENs STREET BETWtES, FEn . 81.
TiOS.OCn MONDAY the I'd day of August, at
half-past S o'clock z NJ, we will sell, upon the
premises, the properly above described IL en-
ing five rooms and basement, front and back
porches; and a SMALL FRAMtD BUILDING
Suitable for store. All in good repair.
TERNs: At sale, GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS,
Ia % Auctiopeers
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How THE OsAa $ WIRE FOOLED From
The a, kalsas ~ IrucetLer] lie ruu ning
fight that took pss,e ON Skeleton creek, 10
sce ludlsu Nation. some ie. miles be low
Hnuklo>'> rancho, WAS a, follows !: The In.
d'sss had teen tnrca ,ening the cattlemen for
,ev@rut days, colleclug .oll, demanding m -
ney, cnffee, aD~ 8 ra'GyErtae farcv prnmnr.
ed, until noF" Was sent 10 CO ap4n.
suld'ets Pa>slng up iDe tiaI. IL is we'll
RUuWn fnai ~Btu ;ir soldiers are about the
luti'an' are ver} good; 20 10 guard against
sa'pic'0h fo!r .: Zoe soGlers were sent out,
drr>sed ~ torr Nare Stable puts, and
camped @"sr~ lie, cEulo be seen. :, Ia
short lime -luur Usages rode up and
demanded uone,. and upon beng re.
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1a,RuSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND

TNRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT NEAR GrRDONSVIiME, ORANGE
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed on The 18Th day of Nay. 1878. 10
the trustees of the GorGousylle Guiding Associa-
ton from Milton Lynn and wife, recorded In the
clerks Office of the County Court Of Orange, we,
the undersigned trustees will sell 1T public auction,
upon The premises. on WEDNESDAY,, August Inc
PARCEL OF LAND convened by said deed con-
taining acre, lying On the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad being ali that land conveyed said MIL
ton Lynn by William NJ. Baker by deed dated Feb
ruerv 3, 1872. and upon which said Lynn now
resides.
of sale aud pay the dues and fines now In arrear
from said Milton Lynn To said ASSOCIATION. Terms
as 10 residue made known on day OF s.le.
+. b. DAVIS,
w. N. DUNN,
~ Trustees.
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EOR RENT, .....l a.-.. Ha
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant to n decree of the District Court OF the
Uniei States for the district OF West virginia. rem
dercd in the suit of Gay and others us. The While
sulphur Springs Company and others, the under.
signed, special commissioner In sad suit VIII, on
SATURDAY, August 4, $50: at ~ O'Clock NJ
West Va. lease at auction. subject to r1'ihcation
by the said court The property of the said itTIE
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY for the term O1
TWO wears ending November /, 1877.
The lessee will be authorized To apply, under inc
direction OF the said commission er. one-iourlh ot
the rent TO improvements and repairs OF the said
property and will be required, In addition to the
rent to pay the taxes OF every KIND which VIII! ae-
azores I'd. ard to pay the Insurance on said pro-
perry to The extent or one thousand dollars per an
NUN In premiums.
T he rent of each year Will be PAYABLE In Jour
equal inslallments on the 1st and 15th OF August
and LIST and 18th OF September.
- HENRY M. MATHEWS,
Nv 9-3Ot Special Commissioners.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEAT RESI-
/ \ DENCE ON EVERETT BETWEEN SE-

SALE OF a NEAT hESI-
i aDENCE ON EVERETT BETWE1ESc , SE
Of MANaHg sTrR. ON SATURDAY, AuG!lsT
Til 5 7TH, 1875, AT eO'CL0cKt. ~, Pr IN N.Y.
s73, from George W. Berry and Eienora. his
wife, to the Undersigned. duly recorded IN the
clerks ONCE Of the County Court OF Cnes,erne 10
the beyn'eaciary In said deed, shall sRon ihe
premises, on sATUR FAY, August 2, 1870, at 9
O'clock p. NJ, By auction, the propfn rty 10
in MARKS addition, fronting Sc feet on southeast
line If Everett street, beginning 6e feet from
Third street, and running back loo ieeL 10 10
The deed calls for sale in cash. but more favor
iv "a -, r.-.-,~...s.s g. G. MCRAE, Trustee.
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sC0NFECT1ONERIEs.

GUNNER CANDIES.-f am daily manu-.
~ featuring summer article OF CLAIR ED
FLINT ASuY Of nnre crushed sugar. Wiz Z, antrd
betler than any made In the Cned states for whole
"a e purposes. warrant II 20 stud dry an hrn in
hot weather. and sell |, AZ ID. same rce that rft.
CANNED GOODS. TOBACCO, IGhtS, C8KsS
and CRACK EhS: all OF which offer at baltimore
prices. LOUIS }. ausSfnt y t'opftcnober,
: n az I4l2 isiD stIeei.
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