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81 tho Ss1tro Tunnel COMPANY In aud 10 the
tunnei, land, and Dslier property Of the COM
y,anv. and all rigb hts, privileges, and IRAN
ctisea ttereunt0 aDpertatnin g, until the prin-
cipal and interest on the hords are paid.
The company Is allowed twenty i've years.
or until October ], 1902, In which TO redeem
the last Of the bondg, and an extension on
those first falling due was recently granted
to January 1, 1891. There Is good pros.
pect OF an abundant return for the enor..
nous outlay. The immense deposits OF
silver ore in what Is known as the COM
stock lode, under Virginia City, n evada,
are 1000 feet below the surface Oh the
hills under which they lie. At a rougn
estimate 1900 tons OF waste rock are
lifted 1000 feet daily, and the water mas
10 he pumped into system OF chs,
terms 200 feet apart. at enormous sapor anu
expense. When the Sutro tunnel IS IN ope-
ration the water from the mines can be run
off through il, and companies who are pump
in q water 1000 feet can discharge 1t at an
ELEVATION 81 OF 100 or 200 feet. The tunnel
ip9ersects the lode at depth OF about 1,640
feet: it will reduce the immense cost OF
drainage to minimum, perfect the ventla-
|tion. and stimulate the production OF the
mine. =,
From its main line branches will run OUT
to tap all the mines, and all the companies
it is thought. will avail themselves OF IT'S aid.
The flooding Of mines with water, ana the
expense incurred and time lost IN removing
it. have often proved formidable, ana some
times insurrnountable obstacles. The tun-
mel will, to a great extent, remove these OF
render them trifling, and for every doila al,
the companies pay to the tunnel they WIZ
nut two into their own pockets. Ihe ore
and waste rock will be easilyrun out on Tue
horizontal railroad " hich goes through tue
tunnel. 1t is double-tracked, as straight as
an arrow in its course, with rise Just SUM-
Gent for drainage. c.
AT the mouth OF the tunnel the sutro
Company have laid out town, have secured
magnificent water-powers, and expect 10
realize largely on that part OF their invest
mepI by the removal OF most OF the mining
and milling operations on the vein from VII
ginia City. to this new town OF carson;
Some years ago several OF the principal
mining companies working the Comstoek
lode entered into combination to resist the
payment of royalty TO the tunnel company
but about month ago the directors OF nca.-
| " all these hostile companies passed resolu-
tions withdrawing from the combination,
leaving each company free to deal with the
tunnel company as it sees fit. All the mining
companies, it is expected, will eventually
ratify contracts with the tunnel company.
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Tt is asserted that Congressman Gahe
Bouck, Of Wisconsin, has maDfully with
stood the Establishments and begullements
of the greenbackers of bis district. He
will be renominated by the Democrats.
A woman witnessed an earthquake in
Venezuela last month, and when the up
beaval had ceased and the rcverberation
stopped she exclaimed: :" Oh, how sweet !!
It's too lovely for anything" --PucE. Such
a woman is genuine daughter OF HeaYe.-
Bulletin
The kind OF steeple- popular in CO.
hoes. n. Y, is climbing churcb-steeple,
800 feet high, for purse OF. $50. A match
OF this kind is arranged for the latter part
of the month. -Erchas,ge That's the place
to purse-spire. Always have high climb
it there. -Bultetin.
Tramps ale the result OF freedom gone
to Graphic. We wish they were not
only going to seed, but to secede.-Bulle-
tin.
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Real Estate Agents ana AuctlOneerS,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE On FOURTH! STREET:
CORNER BYRD ST3EET.TN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. By ADDITIONALLY virtue 81 the
provisions of deed ii lrist, hearing dale The list
day OF MAY. ST., from HE sraniot therein namch
to the undersigned, trustee. duly recorded IN me
clerks Office Of the Chanccry Court Of the city Of
Richmond. To secure the payment OF the negotiable
note therein mem toned tdciauit having been mat"
IN the payment OF said uOic. and being required 50
10 do by the holder 1hercoiD. shall rs trustee In
saih deed sell by auction, on the premises on ED
NESDAY the 17ih day -: july, 1878. at . o'clocs
F. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described IN SAID I'D ed,
consisting OF valuable LOT OF LAND, fronting
So feet on the northeast corner Of Fourth anh Byrd
streets and running back between parallel lines $50
feet. with Il valuable FRAME DWELLING there
OIL with basement ana two stories above, containing
seven rooms. kitchen. NC.
TERMS: Enough in cash to 'lrflay The expense IL
executing this trust and 10 pay OF INC sum o.
800 with Interest thereon from the Us. day al
Mav. 1878! the residue on such terms ~ shall he
announced III tie dine 81 sale. Other terms may DC
gwen than those mentioned above.
jyG j. \. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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A Startling Invention.
IF SUCCESSFUL IT WILL REvOLUT1ONIzE THE
IRON TRADE.
(steubenvIlle (ohio) Herald.

IRON TRADE.
{steubenyille (ohio) HeraldJ
An interesting experiment is being tried
at Brown, Bonnell Il Co.'s rolling-mill, in
Youngstown. 1t is a patent process OF
pnddling, and is the invention OF the Rev.
DR.. Chaplin, Presbyterian divine, who Tor
several months filled the pulpit OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN church in that place. A re-
porter OF the Ners, who Investigated the
matter, found in the new mill, suspended a
dozen feet from the ground. q vast iron tank
or vat, resembling more than anything else
in the world a peanut-roaster, except That 1t
was mammoth IN size. TO the left OF 1t was
great wheel, while few feet in the rear
was sheet-iron tank ut least twelve feet IN
height. This was an air-rescrvolr, and the
air was being pumped into the reservoir by
sort of an engine and pump, which was
putting away, making terrible noise. a
long pipe went from the reservoir TO the blg
vat, where the pudding was to he done. This
pipe cons eys the air into the vat. and IN this
way the blast was obtained. The reporter
asked Mr.. Richard Brown What the odd
looking vat suspended there meant. =" On"
said Mr.. Brown, pleasantly, "that is some
thing which, If it succeeds, will do away
with the hot dollar, and strikes, and sliding
scales, and all other such patents. 1t is an
invention OF DR.. Chaplin, who is quite 4
chemist. He thought it might work, showed
it to our firm, and we liked it so well we
were willing to spend little money to
try it,
The reporter then asked to be enlightened
as to how it was operated.
Well" said Mr.. Brown, sit is yet in
very crude state. but the idea Is to put the
molten iron into vat, and, Of course, with
the blast blowing upon it, it will decarbon-
izc. and after while it will be taken out,
put into furnace, boiled and ballcd ready
for the squeezers. The big wheel on the
left is to turn the vat over, so that the iron
nav be pured out when readyto boil. What
YOU see in the vat now is cinder that has
been put in this afternoon and is burning.
1t is to glaze over the surface Of the vat.
The experiment OF pudding will be made
hereafter"
The reporter asked Mr.. Brown what
would be the result il the new invention
was success.
"The result would be" be said. &" that in
a few months there would not be a pud-
ding furnace in the United States. 1t will
revolutionize the pudding OF iron, and this
method will be used.'
DR.. Chaplin, who was standing near, felt
OF success, saying that the expert
ment might prove failure ut first. but it
could be ascribed to the air-pump, which
probably lacked the requisite power.
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IS james ". Tavlor & son.
Real Estate Agents and hnctioncers,
Office corner l. .nyentlI and Bank streets.

EXECUTRIN's SALE OF VALUABLE
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AT
AUCTION.-M execution OF decree OF the Cham
ccrv Court OF the city Of Richmond, entered on the
2d DAY of july. 1875. In the suit OF Aliens cXccu-
trlx Us. Wheat, Sc. viii proceed to sell at pubic
auction. upon the premises. on FRIDAY the 18Th
day Of July. Il SIS. commencing DIT ~ o'clock NJ. L
part of the REAL ESTATE mentioned i'll said de-
cree. and in the following ORDER. VIZ:
First. That desirable LOT fronting 90 4-l2 By J3
feet ar The southeast corner OF Franklin ana
Twelfth streets. with all The improvements thereon.
consisting Of large Three. story BRlCh y" Ell
LING and The small BRICK STORE adjoining the
ST. james Hotel.
second That valuable LOT fronting 81 by 60 feet
on Twelfth street. lying between The -. James iio-
tel aid The rlaut,r, National Bank. with the i'm
prOvemeuts thereon. consisting Of three small
FRAME STORES. now Yielding good rents.
Third That Valulhlp vacant LOT fronting 30 ny
ao,, so feet on the west side of Tenth street be-
tween Main and Cary streets, and GjomnG Ainsiic's
carriage-shop.
Fourth. That desirable LOT fronting 20 By %
feet 10 an alley four feet wid", on Bank street. ald
adjoining The Park liote'. with one->tGry brick
anL-flTme STORE thcrcOu, which is now Yielding
fair rent. ~
FIFTH. At 6 O'Clock p. ". that beautiful BUILD
IN[,-LOT froniingahOu 80 hy ! 80 fer to IN alley
twenty !etf w;,ie on the north sid: of Franklin he
tween Jefferson and Madison streets, AMI adjoining
The residence OF General i. I. Jnnso. with Small
BRICK COTTAGE thereon. continuing four rooms,
which can BIZ used Idranagrou>'y iii connection
with the dwelling which may hereafter he huE upon
said lor.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance at four,
eight. twelve. and sixteen months TOR negotiable
notes. with interest added and secured by Hcc" OF
trust. MANI a. ALLES'
EXccuiriX Of Joseph Allen deceased
Sale conduc;c. by JAaEs NJ. TAYLOR n son
AuctiDuccrs
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT or TWENTf-FOpRIHt
STREET NEAR = STREET. UNION HILL. ~
AUCTTON.-By virtue OF the provisions OF heed
Of trust bearing date August 2. 49, from Samuel
duly recorded In the clerks office or the County
Court of Henrco, to secure the payment OF 4 GER
tain negotiable note mentioned in said decd default
having been made In the payment thereof, and be,
ing required so to do by the holder OF said NOTE;
shall Is trustee In said deed sell by auction on lne
premises, on III ESDAY the 23d day OF Jniy, lS T.
Ing in the county of Henrco, and bounded as FOL
lows: Beginning on Twenty-fourth street 90 rect
from its intersection with street, running uorth-
wardly, and fronting said Twenty-fourth street.
80 feet, thence running back within parallel nnes
1926 feet 10 an alley. IT..
TERMS: Moderate, and made known at the time
of sale. y. a. RlCEAhDr-O-,.
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-'Ia,.U,1.C,,grIgor, sAIEs---Fut Days.

DEMONSTRATORS sALE.--I shall, as
administrator OF VS.. Prime, deceased. sell at
public auction, on THURsDAY.July ls, 1878. &C
p. M. at his oli-factory, at Stony Run, on the
Nie-Miie road all bis personal property, including
the MACHISERY-to wit:
49, HORSE,
q WAGONS.
l set Of HARNESS,
s large HOGS,
/ COOKING-STOVE and contents,
l large IRON KETTLE.
40 gallons NEATS-F00T OIL,
/ lot OF CEDAR POSTS,
/ GRISDSTONE.
2 pairs of SCALES,
l lot Of CR0CKERf, &C., &c.
TERMS Cash.
After the sale Of the personal property the place
eau be rented for one or two months.
VI. &. CROWDS,
Administrator Of w. S. Prime.
Sale conducted by K. ID. EACno.
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By GrubbS y Williams,
Real Estate Agents and hicti0ncers,
40. I Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
~ RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE-
NUE. AND ADAMS STREE! At AUCIlCN -
Ey virtue OF Il decree OF the Chancery Court 81 me
civ Of Richmond. OF date June %, 1878, in The
case of Hill l. Gohdin rs. Stevenson and others |
will proceed 10 sell public auction; on the prem-
the DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs. Layclettc T. steven
SON in the HOUSE ana LOT on the south side OF
Marshall street near Adams. of which K. VI. Ste
yrlsOu oeu Possessed. said housc being numbered
] O5 west Marshall and cont ips about five rooms.
with Kitchen. The lot fronts % by - feet. The
house is now rented TO 4 good tenant.
JOHN 5. WISE.
iyo Commissioner.
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by George s. Vashon 4 Son. Auctionccrs,
No. Tcath street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON WAL
L Nut STREET, IN TIE. COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS or THE
CITY or RICHMOND. FRONTlNG ON said
WALNUT STREET TWENTY-FIVE FEET.-
IL virtue oi decd of trust executed by Alfred Lee
10 he undersigned as trustee, duly recorded In licu-
rico County Court clerks Gicc default having been
made in the payment III III: none: therein secured
I will. rciHg thcreL" required by the beneficiary.
proceed to sell public auction. OF the premises. on
TUESDAY. July IL. 1878. at 6!s O'Clock L. NJ. the
PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: Cash IL IT, expenses of sale and sun
sufficient ~ p3y OILY note for $72. due june ~,
1878. with interest TIL paid; balance upon sGch
terms will he announced 81 sale.
IN II GEORGE S. NASLLOE. JR.: TrM.ice:
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Bv Robert i. Lvnt.
Real Estate Agent and NuciiOncer,
1910 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
L OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
COED IMPROVEMENTS, FRONTING ON WEST
HAM (OR CARY-STREETl ROAD. AND EA-
TENDING BACK TO THE JAMES RIVER AND
KhNAWHA CANAL.--By virtue of Il dccrea OF the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
irict OF Virginia entered on The 2d day Of Jmly'
1875 in the case of William VI. Ledlcy. bankrupt.
we viii sell. upon the premises on MONDAY HE
18th day 81 July. 1878. at II o'c:ock ~. the DE-
SiRABLE TRACT OF LAND described in sal!
deed as containing FO.TI-OSE AND y HAL. +
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about fnnr aud halt
mics wc.. of Richmond. aud now occupied ny Alr.
W NJ Lcllcy rs 4 residence and farm. The I'M
pr0ycmcItS are rstlTite. and consist ot II Nv ~
STORY FRAME DIV ELLIEG Of six rooms. kltci-
en-. &C. with all needed out-buiidings. and III good
repair. ., J.. 49,,
This IS The same property conveyed 70 said Led
ley by Robert Avis and wife hy deed of The lCtG -"
NnriI. 1877. This i truly desirable piece of
properly. and being situated on The principal roatt
lcat;ipg from the c.y should command the attention
OF parties wishing. Il nice and attractive country
home in splendid condition..
Terms: Cash ds sufficient 10 pay OF two
notcs-ouc for SCI $50 ard The Other for sU9l.fG-
with all cost SC. thereon. and cost and expenses 81
sale aud also the expenses OF Il preceding sale and
llpon !, credit on S711.03 till october 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to he announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DEEWRf, Trustee.
iy3 S.E. WITT, Assignee.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No, 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
" Bile BRICK DWELLING No: SOB WESI
MARSHALL STREET. NEXT DOOR TO HENhl
STREET, Ar AUCTION-By virtue OF DECREE OF
lie Richmond Chanccry Court, pronounced june
25 1878 in the of Palmer rS Rowe e. 81; we
will sell at auction. upon the prcmiSgs, on UIs
able BRICK DWELLING located us above uc-
scrbed, No. SOB west Marshall street. Inc mouse
contains live rooms ana Kitchen aud TIE 'o' iio''
81 feet by - to m alley. 1
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX ana
twelve months. with negotiable notes given i0f de,
rcrrcd payluents. six per cent. interest ad'e" ana
the title retained until all the gurcl,iSG. Is
paid 2pslE = r.SEIE
iyo Commissioners.
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By Francis II. I>ben.
By Francis Il. I>bell.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
No. Eleventh street, between Main ana BANK



VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
v FoUp STORY BRICK TENEMENT, No
40 "a TIE SoUTHr S S1RE Of al, EfAT FIrTH
SrREt;TS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--At the
request of The owner who desires to SfSi n ,h ms
18th day of july 1878. at j o'clock =. NJ, upon
the premises That VERY VAbTABtE Il, NM nh:, ",
SlRABLE FOuR-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
Situated and being as above stated. now occupied by
an excellent paying tenant at good rental, con-
tanning in the main building Twelve rooms. and ~
tile wing thereof cichi rooms. besides closets. ann-
dry. bathrooms, wood and coal-vault;. water
closets tseparatc and distinct for white and colUred
pcrsons chandeliers in TN par!"rS and 2s through
out The premises The Lot fronts - feet inches,
and runs back 104 feet 10 alley. with ample cnl
vert connections. This property Is admirably a'ap!-
ed To the clearinghouse business Tor which 1t was
prOably used Tor many years, aud Tor Inc Use OF
private family. The whole premises are III thor
ough repair.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance al six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with six
per cent. added, and secured By deed nj trust.
FRANCES II. ISBELL.
IS IL huci iOncer.
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--a.IIlI1,1,.,,rII,t,N sALEsss--Futare I,sys.
1e.TE oF sAIT-sIJLPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST Va.

GALE OF SALI-SOLlnOh o. 1sA3'NoS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
BY virtue or several DEGREES rendered by the Tni
ted states District Court for the district OF West
Virginia. held ut Charleston In the month OF My
1878, In the cause OF John Echos Us. The Admins
traitor of William Erskine, deceased. and ouleLs'
therein pending, The undersigned, special cominis-
siones viii Offer for sale at public auctions 70 Tue
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1878,
west Va, that valuable wATERiNG-PLAcE known
- W SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS. oUT-HoUsEs,
SPRINGS. &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the requirments of
said DEGREES SO much of the property VIII be frst
offered rs to exclude from said oilcr 2UO acres Oh
The same aud two frame cottages set apart as the
pr0psrty of Mrs. NJ. M Harrison by the court: ana
then if no bid should be made sufficient TO cover
te aeh,s and membranes provided for by said de-
crces) the said 200 acres and bululngs SET apart 10
Mrs Harrison viii be also offered. both separately
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. OF the pnr,
chase-noncy in cash the remainder III three equal
interest Bond and security required for the defei-
red instruments.
II NAV also be seen at tie office Of W. A. Qiarrer.
charleston, W. Va, ut any time before the day OF
sale. f.. a.,
The improvements upon this property are of the
most durable character and arc capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; ana Inc place
In; aiways had a high reputation Watering,
place both on account Of its local ATTRACTIONS ana
the IN Medicinal qualities oitS waters. Astdeiron It's
value as watering-place, this property, win ts eS
tcnsive building.-some Of the largest being ni
stone-could be readily converted into an extensive
manual curing establishment or into 4 college.
Possession given the lst OF January, SO.
WILLIAM A. QUARRlER,
y. FITZHUGH,
my 07-2tawtlS COMMISSIONERS.
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I3y Frank j. sampson
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
No. o2l Hull street. Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
| TIpS OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
N THE CITY OF MhNCHESTER AND CONN-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. Vh.-By virtue OF 4
deed OF trust executed 10 Charles W. Turner ana
Frank j. SAMPSON, trustees. on the 2lSt gay OF Jan
nary lS7S duly recorded In the clerks Office Of tue
Musings Court for The city Of Manchester In Decd
Book No .. page TAT. and also in the clerk once
of the County Court OF Chesterfield county, III Deed
Book No 60 page $50, being required so TO 40 by
tI beneficiary in said deeds IF. j. Sampson declin-
Ing to act IL trustee HAder said deed) VIII ofcr Tor
sale on the premises. IN tile city OF 3lancncser' on
W0SDAY july .. 1878. commencing at O'Clock
u. A., the handsome DWELLIEG-HoUSE AND
LOT on Tcuh street between Hull ana Decatur
streets now occupied by frst-cass paying tenant.
The lot fronts Sc feet on Tenth street and runs back
SIS feet. with comfortable and mOderll-s,ye bnihl-
inrs pump Of excellent water. dwarf fruit trees,
&c &C. In the heart Of the city, only about fifty
wards fro:u The Hustngs Courthouse.
Immediately after The above sale ! VIII Scll. on i've
premises. ONE HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS in Hollands addition very
handsomely and eigibly located for private resi-
GcnccS. -o
and on the next day. TUESDAY, July IL. 1878,
on The premises. ut | O'Clock !. NJ. i'll The county
OF Chesterfield, will offer for sale, under same deed.
TWO THIRDS INTEREST in 4 tract of valuable
farmn. and mineral land well wooded and wa'cr=d,
about four miles from the thriving village OF Midi
lothian containing THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES. nearly SURROUNDED BY
the valuable coal lands OF Franklin Siearns. Esq,
purchased by lnm III high figures. This property
offers firs,-class Inducements 10 capitalists.
TERMS: One third cash: the btlauce upon 4 credit
of Fix ana twelve months. welt secured ana Interest
added from dav OF sale on the deferred payments.
iv2 CHARLES W. TURNER. Trustee.
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- .E,s-vYov tALEs-..Tisis Boy.
BY j. r. Hockaduy, Auctioneer,
1928 Mains street.


SELL TO-DAY @PROMpILa,1l
nj 4 q O'Clock my usual nssortHent os GkOGE-
RIEs.PROYENDER, &c. VIII name In part rs
Follows: :, ,.,,,,,, /. ,,$55ss II
1 q hars GREEN RIO aud TO ASTEn COFFEE
8 tierce5 CANV'ASED sUGAR-CuhtiEDL
u, boRes BULK and BACON sHouL DERs,
5 boxes SIDES, STRIPS, and BREAST ba-
ns barreis No. NORTH CAROLINA CUT aud
80 800, IF EASTERN HERRINGs,
SO boxes PRIME CUTTING and MEDioh
SO I IfabarreTs NEW No. MAcKEREL-Bos-
soo reams G-PAeER-assorted sizes,
& hays GRAINPEPPER aud RACE GlNGEh'
1000 MEDIUM CIGARS.
10 boxes AXLE GREASE,
Is kegs SAL. SODA.
10 cases CANNED OYSTERS.
ALSO,
GROUND PEPPER. GIEGER,
MUSTARD. ESSENCE COFFEE:
STARCH, EXTRA and FINE FLOts r, DC:
Consienments respectfully solicited up to hour OF
sale. .nnEn
ha,f-hogsl,eads SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
Oh barrels CUNk SHELLS:
tn hr sold on account of whom 1t may concern,
without limit or reserve.
"''''O''' ,z J. II. HOCKADAY, Auctioncer.
TT n RlTcIIFFE. Salesman. jy 10
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rne Life.Hoat at Sea.

Come. brother sailor. and don't fan asleep;
prny night and day or you'll sink IN tue deep,
Hone Is inc anchor, and this you must geep
IL YOU want 10 sit with Jesus In tao ine-ooa''
Lot mo In the ifc-boat. let me IN Inc hie-poat'
She will stand the raging storm: mr., ,,,..
Let me in The lfIc-boaf, lei me In Tue Iie
She will bear my spirit home.
Know. brother sailor, the voyage is short,
Hoist I'm your sails and we'll soon be IN port
IaiI for the estlors and send aloit,
For Christ IS coming In the lde-boa'.
THE Storm Is heavy, the winds they are ioun.,
Tie thunder Is rolling and bursting the ciouo'
Fathers and mothers are CRYING SO toua'
Jesus win take Us In the life-boal. Ft
Some at the helm and some down below,
The ship IS dashIng, her decks overho"eu'
See every sailor standing ut his posi-
Waiting for orders from tile hie-ooat'
Now brother sailor, the voyage Is done,
The LATHE is fought, the victory Is won
= 60 tell your ship-mafct what Jesus mas oohe'
He took the dying sailor In the ME oat.
All glory 10 Jesus for what he has done!
The storm Is past and have reached my home'
with ang OILS in glory now sing the song,
NV soul has safely landed In the lhc-ooa'.