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PUBLIC SALES.
TRUSfEE'S SALE
Real Estate.

By virtue of decree of the Court Of
Chancery, OF the state OF Delaware. In and
for New Castle County. made at New Cas-
one @ thousand eight hundred and seventy,
seven w!ll be, exposed at public sale. a.
FARMER, kept BY Edward ]. hanghey.
v H5sbRkb Ns@ dsss 6osnts
q a THURSDAY,
The 3ist Day ofJANUARY, Of A.D., 1873,
AZ O'Clock, p. M. the following de-
scribed real estate. being the property late
OF Anna Ford, deceased, 70 wit; y, ~.
An that mesnage and plantation or tract
Of land situate In Brandywine Hundred,
County OF New Castle, and State Of Della
by, Adam Pfince, and othefs, and the
State line between the States OF Delaware
and Pennsy lvania. more pafttcularly de-
scribed Is follows, 70 wit, Beginning at q
Pennsylvania and Della ware, and In . line
dividing this land from land Madam
Prince; thence with the .dtv3ston line be-
tween this land and lands Of the said Adam
four degrees twenty minutes west one hum
dred and fifteen aud one half perches to a
post coner for land OF said Joshua Bupting,
thence by a line OF said Josfiua. Bunting
sorth fourteen degrees ten minutes east
centre Of road leading 10 Clay mopta cor
per TOR land OF Joshua Bunting and land OF
James Grubb HAnby thence along the CEN
tire OF said public road north, seventy-three
degrees west one hundred and one and eight-
tenths parches to corner In the centre Of
said public road being Also q corner for
land OF William Handy, theilce by. line
dividing this land from land OF William
Handy north nfty-three, degrees twenty
five minutes east twenty-slx perches TO a
post, thence with line of land OF the said
VIM. Handy north thirty -one degrees twen-
ty-hve minutes west one hundred and nine
ner for land OF said William Handy hence
by q line dividing This from said William
Hanby,s land north ffty mine degrees twen-
" minutes east nfty-hve end six,!enthss
land Of Samuel Handy, thence BY q line
dividing this from land OF said Samuel
Handy south thirty six degrees east thirty
six and elght-tenths perches TO q walnut
Samuel Handy north ffty-two degrees
forty -nve minutes east thirteen and two
by linS OF land Of said Samuel Handy
y tes east forty-one and q half perohes 70 q
stone In the centre OF branch Of Naaman's q
Creek corner for land OF said Samuel Han
by, thence down the centre or said branch
ana binding thereon about sixty-nve per
cbes 10 the Stale line between pelaware
and PennsyIvania aforesaid, and thence
along the said State line dividing this from
other land formerly OF Anna Ford, NOW oi
the devisees OF the said Anna Ford. de.
ceased, about G6 perches to the place o
beginning, containing within said bounds
NINETY SIX ACRES ~
and seventy-sIx perches o. land be tn,
| same, more or less. H3iYi Do 1850 @ui 20
| Attendance will be given and terms O
sale made known at the time and plac'
i - WAITER CUMMINs, Trustee,
| .-ain jog Or by his Attorney
Attest: j. M. HoUsMAN, Register of Cour
OF Chancery. n1S-dts&itw
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UALUABLE PROPERTY orr RENT
" IN 'sMYRNA.--1st. A three-story
brick dwelling and store house, on Com.
merce street. md The large and commo-
dions two-story brick store house s, w
corner OF Main and Commerce streets
Both buildings are in first-rate order, situ-
ated In the centre OF the business part OF
the town and can be rented at moderate
rates., Possession of the first house given nj
q DAYS notice. The second, ON tho First
day OF March, next. -. -
10 GEO. w, CUMMINs,
sepzo-n&W Smyrna, Del.
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conclude that the silver craze IL well over
for the present, and It certainly weakens
by delay. II Is to be hoped %.
he psople 81 Delaware will never allow
III Ipseises tobe sold out forsubsidtss; snd
The sWorid IL vide OF itstnsrk. II knows
nqeh,ng about Delaware. whose people are
81 hast six 70 one N favor or tlls double
standard OF gold and silver, Just as It ex-
listed before the war.
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THE BR1BE HELD our-The Le,,ge, to

The BRIBE HELD OUT.-The Ledger to-
day, has this item:
The World says the South are looking for
subsidies in the shape of the loan OF the
would render such help unavailable. And
the South, If am bilious OF again domlnat-
ing the Government after 1880, couid i'll af-
ford 10 ris k the loss of the great state of
New York, and of New Jersey, Delaware
and Connect cut, which gave Mr.. Tilden
within one electoralvote of the Presidency
last year. The loss of New York alone
would be fatal, without the slightest sub.
stantial hope OF winning as much In the
West by way Of compensation. Reviewing
these facts, 1t thinks 1t reasonably safe to
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\, Office TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT, /,
WII AzraS lnl lec " lgII

OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. q is7.}
The bills for 1878 are now ready. and pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid
on or before January 3ist, 1878 ihe face of
the bill; those paid during the month Of
February five per cent additional; these
paid during the month OF March ten per
cent additional; aud any bills remaining
unpaid aftef April list, 1873, the Reg istrar
IL required 10 have the ferrules withdrawn
and suit instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due, and the water will not again
be let into such premises until such arrears
with assessments and two dollars for draw
ing ferrules are paid. ..ff.,... .4
Office hours from 8 q. m, TO 4 p. m.
WILLIAM S. HAYES.
dec28- I'm, Registrar.
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Farm For Rent.

The farm belonging TO the estate of Col.
8. b. Davis. deceased, Situated on the
Lancaster Turnpike Road, partly In the
city OF Wilmington, containing about
EIGHTY ACRES, mostly improved. =
VIII be leased from the 25th of March next
The land has been used for dairy purposes
and is also suitable for truck ing. The inn
provements are good stone dwelling
frame barn, &c, Possession given on
March 2oth. For terms apply to .l,O -
n.Y DANIEL FARRA.
No. 624 King street, Wilmington, Del.
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WE hope every reader Of the GAzETTE
win peruse the extracts from hespeeches
of Senators Cockrell and Jones on the
silver question in another column. These
gentlemen come up to the standard Of
Statesmen with pure arguments; and
prove conclusively that the financial
system established by Hamilton and JEFF
ferson and reafiirmed BY Jackson, Ben
ton and Van Buren--the double standard
basis of gold and silver--is not only the
safest and best; but the only, one suited
to the extensive agricultural regions and
the divsniiied interests of our greak and
e,raxvino Ranublic .qhfeEff
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TN UHANCERY.s Y.sNEw CASTLE
'ss Phillip Ford Ll,Il.....-

4 Lewis H. Grubb, ct. al. aa.I ln .I
In pursuance OF an order of the Chancel-
lIor made in the above. stated cause, notice
Is herei.y given 70 all parties having any
lien or liens upon the interest or estate of
Grubb, his vile, David Franklin Ford,
James e. Ford, John p Talley and he.
becca Talley, mis- wife. William 7. Ford
and Ezekiel Cooper Ford, or either OF them
in the premi ises 70 which the said cause re-
iates to file a petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount Of the same, In the once
OF the Register In Chancery for New Castle
county, len davs before the third Monday
of February next, and 10 appear and prove
the said lien or liens at the ensuing term OF
the said Court before the rising OF the
Court ON the third day OF the term. Co.
N .fI WALTER CUMMINS,
jan7 -2tawtfebi5. Trustee.
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DoG REGISTER NoTICE.--Anp persons
IL owning or having dogs ABOUT their
premises are required 20 have them ngu-
larly register ed between the LIST and 20th of
January. After the latter date tine ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against
owners of unregistered dogs. -.-
VT \ tN JAMES O'TOOLE,
I, dec2a-lm, Chief OF Police.
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JANUARY e6. Is1s.
JUDGE O'BRIES, Of Philadelphia, died

"JoHS BLAcKBRIDeE'. showed up the
unrelability and dupncity of the Every
Evening and Commercial yesterday in .
convincing communication in that
paper, In which he took occasion to
speak deserving word of the article of
81. 7. H." on silver RECOMMENDATION. Y.
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growing Republic.

OLD Mr.. RANDOLPH, Of New Jersey,
made a speech in the q. s. Senate on
Wednesday in favor Of the gold-grabbers.
1t was, rs usual, an uphill bnsiness;o and
sounded for all the world, like the effort
ofanattorney beforeC Court when he knows
he has bad case and does not get enough
pay. If the old fellow had told the truth
he might have been excused However,
the jersey Democracy win make short
work Of him when they fully understand
this question and how he has talked upon
it. The difficulty has been that the
bondholders own or have bribed nearly all
the northern newspapers and the people
are misinformed, or kept in ignorance Of
the truth. raj i
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AN UTTERANcE ELOQUENT WITH
TRuTH.-In the Senate yesterday, the
Ohio Senator, who now deserves the SOU
briquet given to John Quincy Adams in
the House more than any one. else---tbe
old man eloquent-uttered great truth
in a very few words; and the single gold
standard men will find it out to their
regret because of the ignorance Of
general finances. 1t is as follows :. ,'4' n
Mr.. Thurman said he had never ihdul-
ged in any remarks rs to who held the
government bonds. No matter who held
them they had the right TO be paid. He
argued that the remOnetization of silver
would place it side by side with gold in
less than twenty-four hours, and no in.
justice would be done 10 any one. .-----
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n nEMOyAL.--Havin removed from
IN No. eos Market street 70 No. $40
Orange street. where I will be pleased 70
see all who want good b9o,s and and shoses; srp
~ Z" $500 NH JOHN FULLMER,.
jan2i-lmd&w. 40 Orange street.
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ALL the money centres are complain
ing of am excess of loanable funds at ex-
tremely low rates.--Lectger. .... ..
That may be so and If it were not that
States rights were stricken down by
Radical legislation, now being made to
subserve sectional interests, the money
might stay in those centres II it were
not for the ten per cent. tax on State
bank notes, hundreds of wealthy gentle
men would go into the banking business
through charters from State legislatures
on solid gold and silver basis, and good
money would be had without looking to
money centres in the great cities. Radical
legislation has put the people in the con-
dition of the Yankee who had travelled
in Texas and declared that land was so
low that he could have bought large
farm for pair of boots" s"Why didn't
you buy farm, then ?" "For the best
reason in the world, y said the fellow; 81
hadn't the pair of bpotsillI AR e.
GREAT THINGS Were expected of Mr.
Lamar, of Mississippi, ,bylt the single gold
standard men. But his speech in the
Senate yesterday, was a weak and trifi-
ing affair. 1t proved nothing itdid not
even undertake to assure his fellow Sena-
tors that silver had a quality impaired to
1t by the Creator, much less to prove to
the contrary. There is one thing certain,
that the constituents of Mr.. Lamar have
right to protect themselves from such
injury as results from misrepresentation
and when man deserts his people and
their interests, as he proposes TO do in
voting against IL G remonetization OF
silver, after they have formally instruct
ed him, they should claim the right to
enter their protest and impose a sentence
of revocation, whether that be effective
or not. The Yankee Senators never de
sert their people-they have managed tc
outwit and -overreach in every way. Tc
get an advantage they have stopped te
every device !. when denunciation fails
fiattery and. .ssycophancy are resorted to
and by this means their States have beeI
made the recipients of untold wealth ,ob
tanned through advantages in nationa
legislation, at the. expense of the who'll
people; and now, in addition to- the pro
tective tariff. they want national ,isur,
on the government bonds, by maxim,
them payable in gold only. Thus estat
fishing one currency for labor and an
other for the bondholder-one currency 70
the New England States, and another 70
the Middle, Western and Southern State.
They Will fail, and fail shamefully, a
they should.
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For sale.

Four building lots at 3. r. corner Front
and jackson streets. le - iHU
Three lots In jackson between Sixth and
Seventh. t5,.
Five lots In Fifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets. "i ~.
Five lots on (}flpin Avenue between Har-
Iisen and Broome streets. - 20 a
Five lots adjoining and north of tho above.
Five lots ais, W. corner Harrison and
u Lowering Avenue .... .IU. RI -.lJl T
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth str. ct. ~ lNiHiH A'f'N
0.a iAn' THOMAS r. LALLY, 10 O0
~ lrlrl Real Estate Agent,
deczStf 602 Market st.
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'deGstl

lEOR RENT.-rhe store No. 2is Market
e street, now In the occupancy OF James
A. Sanders. Possession given on the 25th
OF March next. Inquire at the First Ma
tional Bank GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
dec26-u. 1g5 Id arNsn sat
DOR RENr--The secoudl story 'front.'
occupied by the Delaware State Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., which IL about to
move TO 5l5 Market street, Apply on the
premises to JAMES II. MYERS,
janl5-tf Secretary,
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Administrators Sale =,
Of W. ,5u'j e1ss
- mod gl.Iuif.-- - . tsl-ii, siuIu "
Real Estate.

By virtue of the power given in the viii
OF Eliza Patterson, DECEASED, / will offer at
public auction, on
w WEDNESDAY, soI
The 9th Day of February, A. D.,
.a.i o. 1878, at Il o'clock. a. M, i.l,..
At the Delaware House, in the city of VIII
miHgton.
No. !. All that certain lot of land with q
three-stofy brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situated on the easterlyj side OF
King street between Seventh and Eighth
streets, with a ffont of seventeen feet three
inches on King street, and running back
with that width two hundred and eighteen
feet 10 French street., 49, m
Also, No. 2. A lot Of land adjoining No
1, with a front OF about thfeefeet on French
street, and running back with that width
about one hundred and seventy-eight feet
TO an alley, with the use OF the SAID alley.
The above described property will be sold
on easy terms. VICTOR DU FONT, ~
Administrator @. T. A., of Eliza Patterson,
deceased. jan11-ts
K. z. a Com, Republican and Herald
copy 26th of this month. ~ = I" =
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wv of Delaware fwee.'
Ivy ly) Gazette OF the following tates !.
Feb. 9; 1875, Sept. "A, 1916, May 8, 1871. and
Dec i5, lSlI also for July 8, fS77, Aug, I6.
1877, Aug. 80, 1877, and Oct 25, 1877. ten Cents
each Will De paid for the same. at this office
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NroTrCE.-I have this day associated
IN with myself in partnershtp, Wm. II !
GIBBONS. under the dfm name Of Messick
q Gibbons, for the purpose OF conducting
produce business, at the old stand, Stalls
Nos. 4s, As, 80, Second street market house.
hOCHUS MEsSICK.
Wilmington, Del, Jan.7. Jans-dim,
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EOR CORONER. - = = ------- -
Y TO the Democratic Voters of New Gas.
tie County: - '-'s ~ " N'''' '
Gentlemen. Thankful for the s,,pnort oi y.
en- me at the last nomination again offer
myself as candidate for the Democratic
domination for Coroner OF New Castle
county, pledging my support TO the sue
cessful nominee JofIN M ENOS
jan2i-d&wtn s t 80 -
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"ANTED.-A farm OF about 100 acre,
w In New Castle County. Send full de-,
scription TO GfyO. MOOR ue-
Janil-ot* No. 9, W. 7th st,
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EOR SALE.Lrhe very handsome build
i ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street. 7s feet front on the Avenue
Apply 70 UI- - q. p. JOHNSON,
aug31-tf. 4iG Market street
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WANTS.

-EVERYBODYTO KNOW
w lhat Spirit Gas is the Great ulumi-
major contaihs.no OIL and will not soil white
mbard street.. ians- eodtS ~ !
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x0T1CEs.
N Ia CONTRACTORa.

Al Office 70 CONTRACTORS
IN seaIed proposals for grading, build-
IN and all e1her work required u con-
plste the roGd bed ready for ties % 4e
Enii Road fFum Lewes 70 Kehoooth. loe
recaiv wed until O'Clock, p. m, on Februery
m ts7s. Prodie and specincatione can be
seen al the Georaetown Depot. ON the ]. 4
II. II. n. The Company reserve the rieht
10 reject any or sll proposals. All propo-
sals 70 be plainly marked as such on the
envelope, and addressed 70 ]. L. MAPES,
Chief Engineer, Georgetown, Sussex Co.,
IoTICE.-New seriss--City building
IN and Loan Association.-A Dew series
OF beo shares " now being issued, nr.t pay.
meut February 18th, nix per cent Interest
allowed 70 Withdrawing members. bor-
rowers.wili consuitt ttheif interests BY john
ing this Association. For Information APP
ply TO J. Il. PIERCE, Secretary.
jan22-ist e,s.,n ooi SIMPLIFY p.
NyOTICE.-N e w sE RI Z SIN w
IN eERfES 1.-The Mutual Loan Asso-
cfatioh has ISSUED new series Of 800 shares
Nov ready. Blk per cent paid 70 Withdraw.
Ing members. Loans made OF any amount
and premiums charged according 70 age
OF stock. Fines only one per cent. Call
tiav or evening for inf0rmati0n on
Z JsnRi-tf Gso. O. MARIs. Secretary.
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Eoh SALE.-Three Dulidlng lots on
IL Jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren, four on Front street near jackson,
and a lot 21 feet front on Delaware Avenue
near Harrison. Apply at this Office mar4ti
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r. Hundred OF 1856 acres. 1 v mile from
Holly Oak Station suitable for milk dairy.
Well fruited with apples and cherries.
inquire OF /. N. LODGE"
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SHERIFFS &ALE ES.


SHERiFFS SALE =
y BY virtue OF witt OF -.eyaria Facias,
70 me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, al the H4HA .Ii4--7 :.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, BAL shipley s t.
Kept by George w. Ortlip, In the city of
wilmington, New Castle County, Della
1D " WEDNESDAY, .la '. a.'.
The 9th Day of February, 1873,
Al 2 o'clock, p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz |: n . .tIrI .I,lI.7.,l7 =
SIX tvo-story frame houses thereon erected, :,
situate In the city of w Wilmington afores Id
bounded and described as follows to-vit
Beginning at point on the northerly side
OF "A street al 10 feet wide, at the distance oj
- feet easterly from the eastArly side OF
IOwnsend street, corner for lands Of John
3. EDWARDS, thence along said Edwards
line through the middle OF the partition
wall between this house and the house on
the west adtointng nOrtharly and parallel
withTownsend street 90 feet to the southerly
Townsend street, thence along said Side OF
said alley, easterly ~ feet 10 stake in a
line of land OF r. HI, Mitchell. Thence
soutcerly along said Mitchell's line and
parallel with Townsend street go feet TO the
aforesaid northerfy side of A street, and
thence thereby westerly ~ feet to TIN pla cf
OF beginning, be the contents thereof whaI
they may
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty OF George r. Townsend and Mary e
M :, his wife, but now the property of Gus
lawns Nelson, grantee of the said George
terre tenants, and to be sold by
lSAA 40 GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle Januar,
zlst, a. u, lMS. - jan2l- -3tawt.
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M OFFICES DEL AwARE STATE
M. a isHlW y. 4 NJ. INSJCoMPANY.

M OTICE.-A quarterly meeting OF the
the Aims House, on Wednesday the 30th
day OF January, 1873 Those who have
bills against the iinstitution Of tho Poor
will please present them 70 the Trustee OF
their district. JOAN w. EVANs,,- ~
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By virtue of the power given in the viii
OF Eliza Patterson, DECEASED, / will offer al
mn hl n a m WIZ fffts'ff
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The Complaints Against the GreenbacL
Organ.

We have received complaints against the
Nec York Advocate from subscribers OF ours
in nineteen States OF the Union. They say
that they have sent money for subscrip-
tions, sowing machines, microscopes, and
other articles, and got no returns. The
Postmasters' bills show that the proprie-
tors received this money. The Editor says
that he dropped his large list Of country
subscribers after the recent election because
OF failure in one of his presses. From the
letters and explanations we CLEAN the fol-
lowing information,
That since the country list Of the Adj
rocate has been dropped the subscriptions Of
hundreds Of new country subscribers have
been received and retained, when the pro-
prietors acknowledge that they We're unable
to forward the newspapers. For aught we
know the AdcOcdte Is still receiving such
subscriptions.
H.-That when subscribers called at the
Office and asked why their papers were not
sent, they We're told that il was owing to n
mistake that should be rectilied, and not
told that their names had been dropped
from the list.
III.-That after the list was dropped,
advertisers were led to pay a dollar line,
lmag that 100000 copies Of the news
paper were circulating weekly.
IV-That ON Oct. 0, when letters received
at this Office show that the list was being
| dropped, the AdUOcdte sent letter 10 Dahl
| gren, H., placing its circulation at nearly
| lOOO0OO
What orders for sewing machines have
been solicited on faithful promises OF i'm
mediate attention, and the money retained
when the concern had no machines TO I'll
such orders.
vi. That the persons who sont subscrlp
tions aud orders for machines and Other
articles have repeatedly written 10 the Ad
pocate, knowing that their money bad beer
received, YET could obtain no answer.
VH-That as long ago as last August
when Mr. SHUPE acknowledges hi9 receipts
were noarly s22,0Ol a month, money wa
taken on such ndors, and no goods wore
forwarded. Nor was any explanation youoh
saged TO those who had sent their mono!
and wore asking what was tho matter.
WlI.-That In October n lottor was sen
from the Advocate Office to j. j. SHERMAN
asserting that the delay In forwarding tn
sowing machines was tho fault Of the Dc
nestle Sewing Machine Company, when IN
. qurca show that that company did not an
, never had supplied the Advocate with SOW
| ing machines
IX.-That Orders for ten, microscopes, an
} | othor articles, for which the money has bee
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sooURGING 4 NAKED woMAM
News from virginia that will he Eagerly Pub
IIshed NIL over Europe.

RICHMOND, Dec. 3.-In the Police Court
here. yesterday. n woman named Mrs Nancy
Lynch was sentenced to receive twenty-five
lashes for stealing some pieces OF iron from tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. Soon after.
che stood in the yard OF the City Jail. with her
eyes fixed upon tho whipping post. stout
brown post about seven feet in height and three
feet in circumference. An official in the yard
called to an attendant. Throw mo down that
ticklcr;" whcrcupon cowhide about half
an inch in diameter at the butt and tapering
down to point. was tossed into his hand.
Nancy shuddered. The official said. Take
down your clothes Nancy. and hug the wid1er."
Must take all onl'
Yes. and hurry up."
Nancy unbuttoncd her dress I'm front and
stripped to the waist. her upper clothing falling
down over her hips and exposing to the gaze OF
the few bystanders glossy skin from shoulders
to waist. In u moment more she had embraced
the wilder" or whipping post. She gripped
the post. her head turned toward the Official,
and. as he raised the cowhide. seemed 10 nerve
herself for the lashes Rapidly the twenty-five
stripes were laid on, each making n horrible
mark on the skin. At first the victim did not
move; but "a the remainder descended in rapid
succession. she writhed and twisted in agony.
and the tears poured down her checks.