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"A fresh lot Of Paris Green, just received at
Bosenbury's Pharmacy, and for sale cheap. I
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac.
o. daily.
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No. So CORYELL, ST
We haye 0penet large a.s0rtment q
az F u r NITUR EFT

OF the best quality Furniture made to order and al
kinds Of repairing neatly and promptly attend to-
Dispatches to meet funerals at trains will receive I'm
mediate attention.
Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit share
of the public patronage and by constant application to
business hope to merit the anne.
SAMUEL STOCKTON;
May II, 1876, Agent.
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DIR. L. A. Readings Tooth Powder for
sale only at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. .9,13t.
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We have cramped crowded some 81 our De-
patents alternative make
additions give us the needed room.
The only time do this is during August and the du
lest periods of the year.
To allow the builders get rapidly with work. Of off
goods must be removed Sold To expense Of certain
prevent loss and depreciation from the
on have concluded offer of goods about
The whole of stock will be found to be marked very low
The Great Alteration Sale
COswENCEs IMMEDIATELY.
Our prices always at the lowest point ard at stme when
goods advancing price, should not press stock sale but
to get the goods out of the way of the
Extensive Alterations.
And improvements to be made to the Grand Depot
1t is that the qualities of goods the best
We do to lose reputation by selling imperfect goods
The weknown rules Of Exchange and Return Money observed by
the Grand Depot fully protect and besides, building
up this great Business careful keep good faith with
patrons who are depending on
We only add that viii be the interest of the people city
country to buy during this 4.##a. -.
Great Alteration Sale.
Silks Dress Goods Trimmings and everything Ladies and en-
emens Wear whether in large small quantities. promptly for
warded by mail and exactly ordered but Them il
expected ceeruy exchanged the refundd Write
postal card specifying what DESIRE and samples with full nstc
ons for ordering will be mailed you postage paid without ob
cation purchase prices satisfactory For immediate
ton address MAIL DEPARTMENT FOR SAMPLES AND SUP
PLIES
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%1nf1 often makes $500 profit week In stocks.
RASS Write for explanatory circulars sent iree-
Hicklng Co.. AZ Exchange Place, N Y "They enjoy
the full confidence of their numerous patrons" T.
Star, aug.27.-4t
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&16NA returns In 80 days on 800 invested Official
RAASS Reports and information free Like profits
weekly on Stock options of $40 to $780, Address r.
POTTER WIGHT CO., Bankers, 80 Wall St., N. Y.
Aug 27-fw.
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Aug. q, is79.-4v
DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

AGENTS WAITED For the Best and Fastest Sell
ing Pictorial Books and Bibles Price reduced SO per cent
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., PHILADA, Pa. A. 27-4w.
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The Great Alteration Sale
C0ssMENCEs IMMEDIATELY.

Our prices always at the very lowest point ard at til
goods advancing in price, should not press sto
to get the goods out of the way of the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-17

Mamma" said wicked youngster,
lam your canoe ?" "No, my child,
why do you ask ?" "Oh, because you
always say you like to see people paddle
their own canoe; and didn't know but
may be was yours" The boy went
out of the door with more reference to
speed than grace.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-17

"Poor Herbert, how I wish you did
not have to slave so at that horrible store
from morning till night!" said his wife,
as, with fond caress, she seated herself
on her husbands knee and gently
strOked the auburn locks from his sl0p-
ing brow. And the grave, stern man of
business understood her at once and
answered, "Well, Susie, what is.it--a
bonnet or what? Go light on me, for
money is scarcer than ever" U.1r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-17

MILKING.-In milking do not seize
the teat between the thumb and fore
finger and drag down until the end slips
from the grasp of the digits. Do not
grasp, with the hands pressing the nails
into the teat, with squeeze and pull.
Grasp the teat with the thumb partly
upwards, aud the fingers in their natu-
raj position when closed, next the ud-
der, and clasping the fingers in success
sion, force the milk downward, with
a gentle pull on the udder. So proceed
alternately with each hand, going far
ther and farther up into the udder as
the flow ceases, until you have all the
milk drawn. Thus you may milk easi-
ly for yourself and the cow; in fact, the
COW soon comes to like the manipula-
ton. If a few simple rules founded up
on common sense were observed In
milking, instead of kicking cows and
holding up of the milk, we should soon
find our cows gentle to handle, and
much vexation would be spared to
mixers. 1t should, however, be re-
membered that in milking cows gentle
ness is cardinal virtue. -
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For the SPECTATOR.
He CONES NO MORE. i

bow oft I've met him at the door,
In days of long ago, n''1 4
But now, alasi he comes no more,
And veal is stepped in woe.
Oh! in those blessed days of yore.
My sky was ever bright, 81.
But, now. alas he comes no more,
And day is turned to night.
Fate, like vulture, from me tore
My bosoms counterpart, As Cd
And he, alas, can come no more s3 ul e
To bind this broken heart lcI se1 sn
But, oh the fragments still adore I.
The image craven there, -r- ye.f-.-c
Although know he'll come no more
To soothe a single care.
The happy dreams of hope are DER, ~
And every ray is perished,
For now, alas! he comes no more, f.ls
To bring the joy I cherished. .I1.li =
But soon I'll rest my weary oar -sl
And sleep beneath the sod, % D,
For he, alas can come no more,
And I'd be with my God.
This languid spirit longs to soar -.-
Where joys eternal reign,
For here, alas he'll come no more,
But there we'll meet again. - ~
And when reach that blissful shore.
For him I'll watch and wait, tNs
He'll come. thank God, he'll come once
more, tf
And find me at the door. U. W. v.
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Anderson declines to accept the chal-
lenge of Hinton to select lady to COM
pete with the one selected by Hinton
for the gold watch to be voted for on the
occasion of the excursion from Hinton
to Anderson on the 10th inst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-17

CURE FOR HORSE CoLIC.-Colic is
one of the most fatal diseases horse flesh
is heir to. The symptoms of collie are
readily detected. The animal scrapes
with his fore feet, kicks at the belly,
and shifts about, turns around, smells
at the floor, crouches, puts the nose to
the fianks, lies down, rolls, remains for
a time ON the back, and breathes heavi-
ly throughout. But there is ready
and safe means of relief and cure In ev,
cry homestead in the land-a means ana
method recently brought forward az a
meeting of the London Farmers CLUB,
by Mr.. Frederick Street, gentleman
Of great skill and experience in the
training and management of horses.
When the horse shows the symptoms Of
an attack of collie, apply at once, says
Mr.. Street, horse cloth, or woolen rug
out of boiling water, to the belly and UP
the sides, and cover with another couple
of cloths to retain the heat. AS they
cool, renew the cloths as often as need
full. A large bran poultice, as hot as
can be borne, is equally effective and
retains the heat longer. 49,. -
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or hour convenient to yourself, we shall
always be glad to see you. Ever and
affectionately yours,
TIL. JEFFERSON.
To be continued.
j. A. w.
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Stanton Spectator.
RATES OF ADyERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted tthe rate
of $lOO per square Of eight lines or less for the
first insertion, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Er A liberal discount will be made on adver-
tisements published for 8, 6, or U months.
~ SPECIAL NOTICES will be inserted at dou.
BILE the advertising rates.
~ Obituaries, Announcements of Candidates
lor office, and all communications of q personal
or private character, will be charged for as ad.
vertisements, -
Address-"Staunton Spectator Stanton. Va.
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For the SPECTATOR.
The Stuart Papers-No. Z.

LETTERS ADDRESSED TO THE LATE
JUDGE ARCHIBALD STUART, OF
&TAUNTON.
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n. M. MATTHEW'S ALEX, +. MATTHEW'S.
MATHEWS d Mathews, b..
LEWIsBUR0. WEST VA,
practice regularly in the Courts of Greenbrier,
Monroe, Pocahontas and Nicholas counties, w;
Courts for the District OF w. Va. d
AFParticular attention paid to Collections
NAV I7-ly -- -'''
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-.--,.--,->---o-,---o
THE OLD COUPLE.
They sat in the sun together,
Till the day was almost done,
And then, at the close, an angel
Stepped over the threshold alone.
He folded their hands together,
He touched their eyelids with balm;
And their last breath hoated upward
Like the close of a solemn psalm.
Like bridal party they traverse
The unseen mystical road
That leads to the beautiful city
Whose builder and maker is God,
Perhaps in this mystical country,
They will give her lost youth back,
And the flowers of banished springtime.
Shall bloom in the spirits track.
One draught of the living waters
Shall restore his manhood's prime,
And etsrnal years shall measure
The love that outlives time.
But the shape they left behind them,-
The wrinkles and silver hair
Made sacred to US by the kisses
= Th1 angel imprinted there.
Well hide away in the meadow.
When the sun is low in the West:
Where moonbeams cannot find them,
Nor the winds disturb their rest.
But we'll let no tell-tale tombstone,
With its age and date, arise
Ger the two who are old no longer
In their Fathers house in the skies.
IL ONLT NOTHERS KNEW.
2 II only mothers knew, she said,
How hungry children are for love,
Above each little virgin bed
A mothers lips would prove
How sweet are kisses that are given
Between q rosy mouth and heaven.
ITO ,ly nay mamma would kneel. a.
Asvoesr dear mother. every night.
Reside her uttie girl. to feel
Ifall the wrs,ps are folded tight,
And hold my hands. her elbows fair
potwoen NV ch eek Hnd her soft hair,
and looking in my drsaming eyes
Az If she saw some lovely thing,
And smiling in such fond surprise
On all my hopes of life that spring
Like flowers beneath her tender gaze,
could not stray in evil ways.
would not wound the gentle breast,
That held me warm within its fold,
My mothers love would still be best,
However sad, or plain, or old,
And, even though the world forsake,
I'd love her for her loves dear sake.
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The following was written by Mr.
Jefferson while he was President of the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-06-17
TUFTS PILLS.
DR.. j. T. HAYWOOD, !,
nE NEW YORK SAYS:

Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by
sssxing the Liver to its normal functions, and for
ahaa purpose remedy h.s ever been invented that
has rs happy an effect as TUFTS PILLS"
SOiD EVERYWHERE, PRICE Is CENTS.
once IS Murray Street, New York.
fg- Dr. TUFTS MANUAL of Valuable Infor-
znation and Useful Receipts - will be mailed free
on application.
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LEX. H. H. STUART.
"A ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Having recovered his health, and retired from
ton to such causes in chancery, and in tn
Court of Appeals at Staunton, as may be en-
trusted to his care. no20-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-28
ArcTroN SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
By Chewing C Hose, :
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF HENEICO.
FOUR MILES NORTH OF RICH =,
MoND, on THE MECHAS-
ICsyfLLE TURNPIKE.

ny virtue of certain deed Of trust executed 10
The undersigned, iru,tets. by Oscar G. Cosby ailc
wife, bearing dale en- ne Sd day Of April and
RI COZ did in The clerks Office OF Henr'co County
Court in d. B. 80, rage 201. defaulr having been
made in the pagmrnt Of the bond thereby secnrea
ard b. Ing REQUIRED go do by tn beneficiary III SAD
deed, we will proceed to sell by ancrion on thr
premises on TUESDAY,, December 8, $40. at
o'clcck 81. the TRULY VALUABLE FARM'
known as Olney,F' upn which The sand Cosby f"r,
merry resided, contalulng 1909 ACRES. Said
FARM has upon II n good DWELLING. containing
about seven rooms aud The usual out houses, located
I'm a commanding view aud surrounded by beautiful
shade lrecs among which are several monsters 0f
The forest. ORCHARDS. both old and young; young
VINEYARD. It lies beautifully. and is well adapted
TO The growth of anything raised in this section OF
the country. 1t has upon WOOD enough 10 inrnlsii
fuel for years 10 come. This farm - conced q by
ali 10 be second 20 none In that locality, and wing
almost Immediately on the Mcchanicsriiic pike.
which Is kept IN good order all the year round an
swers az great iBduccment TO any one wishing to
purchase Virginia lands.
TERMS: As nsrned in the deed would be cash suf-
flcebr 10 defray The EXPENSES Of sale aud 10 pay
bond of S.. 149 ga and balance. If any, at such lime
rs grantor IN said deed may direct: but MOI LIBERAL
terms will be made known ut the time Of sale
JOHN H. GUY.
II. ". GILLIAN.
- Trustees.
CuEwSING &C ROSE. Auctioneers. uo2S
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BY Gr,ibbS & Williams.
by UTIIUJS d " HIINIIIN.
Real Estate Agents and Auc!iOnecrs.
Eleventh street be; wctn Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE FARSI On LOWER JAMES
RIVER At AUCTION. Byyirtue o; decree; OF tie
The 2Sth of September, 1878. on the "a II OF June.
$40. and on The 21st OF October. 1879 IN Inc SUIT
therein pending by The short style III james i.
To.h Us. ~. Louis Mutual Reinsurance Company
ed sDeciaI commissioner for the purpose viii sell
1T auction. Ut the "ticc of Grub9s & Williams real
estate agents and aucioaeers on Eleventh street ne
tween Main and Bans streets, In the ciY OF KEN
mond, Va. on MONDAY III: Isl day Of DtcEinher,
1879. at l2 o'clock ~. The VALUABLE FAK ss
ACRES. more or less. lying In Ches erleid county,
Immediately James river, ana adjoining
- Pressure Isle.'' The Improvements are i CONF
FORT ABLE DWELLING with six rooms, and all
high state CT Improvement. This estate Is De-
Iieved to he one OF the best on James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash: the residue
fpot In excess OF the amount stated Below nj s,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with liter
est added but should the whole sale exceed ~
amour! the ex pcnse and costs Of suit and sale and
the of 81 $1,000, with interest thereon from The
2sth or September. 1878. then as 10 such excess
upon snch terms rs The said Tosh may In wiring
designate on or before the day OF SALE Hen to ht
reserved upon the property until The purchase-mo
ney Is fully paid ..
This VA III has been rente d 10 Henry hchison 70.
| the year 1850 for the sum Of $500. and the pur
chaser viii have the option either Of confirming IL,
partial possession on The lst day of August. 1850
may be necessary for seeding whet OF other fai
crops or of taking fun and complete possession @
the farm on The Isl day o! January. 1850. payinj
to the saih stchison SO rer acTefor every acre o
- - .'' :" CHARLES s. sTRINGPELLow,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc.oneers. oe2 20
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Telephones are dangerous conVenieuces
during storms, according to; the British
Medical Journal. A lady at Manchester,
England, was listening to a message trans
mitted by one OF these instruments when a
violent clap OF thunder occurred. The lis
tenpg ear became at once completely numb
and deaf. The lady's hearing had previously
been perfect. Several eminent physicians
investigated the case through professional
interest in the phenomenon, and agreed
that the patient was suffering from con-
cussien OF the auditory nerve caused by the
thunder.bolt. After some weeks the effect
OF the shock passed away. Since the 10
Jury was evidently occasioned by the wave
OF sound.and net Immediately By electric
ity, itfollo8s thatgapplying Don-conduct-
ing communication to the ear would not les
sen the danger in such cases. The only safe
eypedient lis TO avoid the telephone when
the clouds are holding their loud commu'
Mon. ,, liz Il. 1T, 81 lti7l.tt
IT appears that the. only way for, o man to
escape having monument erected on his
account after his death Is for him to be
President soi The United States Boston
Post. aa 500 :$sSs Y 800 80.
The trademark Of Germany Is known as
,Biz'.ngrk for short, aud cannot be abolish-
ed on the ground 81 uncpnsti tut ionality.
Some papers, cam take a Joke, and lots OF
others can and do, and what's more, they
pass 10 off for one Of theirs own. Boston
t'ost. s:f
Are two Shoes q ea.r 81 That is reissue
An Delaware jmstsnDWs "a priSoner,st New
;Esstle the 6thsr day was indicted under
two eouBfs, being eharged With stealing q
pair of shoes, and With stealing Q shoe. II
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BY K. l.. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE ND DESIRARLT-LOCA-
TED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NAN II
STREET STORE PROPERTY. WITH EXCEL
LENT DWELLING or NINE ROOMS OVER
HEAD AND GOOD KITCHEN, &C SILL ,,I. II
on SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS,
No. 1888. NOW OCCUPIED BY MRS. Z: +.
HAMILTON AS A MILLINERY AND RESl.
DENCM.-By request of the owuer Stall sc, sci ny
public auction. upon the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT. the Sd Gay of December. 1879, nj
oclt elk p. NJ. the aoove-,lescribed PROPERTY
The front Is nicely and well succeed: the interior
of The Bnlldine has recently been Thoroughly over
hauled-the walls panied and paDcred; the entire
premises being in splendid condti IN and repair.
This store. siuated asi IS will suit admirably any
retail bu-iness-such dry goods. shoe, Clothing.
or millinery for which 1t Is now used. The atten-
ton of the public is particularly invited 10 this sale
it being AMONGST the mot valuable store properties
in that section or this city which is now being SO
much improved. The lot fronts on sonih SIDE ~
Main 24h iee., and * ends back TO alley In rear
"a feet
TIE TERMS will he one third in ca h: balance
upon a credit of four, eight. and twelve mohlhs,
with per cent. interest added notes and secured
bv decd OF trust. ROBERT B. LYME,
NOES Auclionccr.
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rrAN0s, ORGANS, &c.

"A NOTE ON CHBKERiNG'SsEs Es,sy
IA PIANOS FROM MIR. SULLivAN,sY m
AUTHOR OF Is PISAFORE."- "R The tone
Is nabie. don't know which Impressed NE most
It's power aud soiotty orlts tender delicaey. With
regard 10 It's touch pianist could bold any opinion
save that II Is perfect. IL does everything Is called
upon 10 do I congratulate you upon introducing
such SPLENDID instruments In England" The above
Is addressed TO the English agents for Messrs
cultivated and refined CHICKERING'S PIANOS
are preferred f1r their perfect parity OF tone q
N y - : s'' aS Wo5SDHOUsE s PARHAM.
pola Richmond As cuts,
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sALEs--.ra1ure Bays
; By Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THAT PART OF The
CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS ROCKETS
By AUCTTOE.--By virtue OF the provisions of 4
certain deed OF trust. bearing date the 2i day of
May, 1877. from Uenni3 O'Dea and wife. duly re-
corded in the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
1Dond and two d. crees Of Tue said court entered In
the short stye OF O'Dea rs. Lee. trustee. &C.. on
the h day OF Ju'y. 1879: end 18th OF Novem.
Der. 1879. pecitTeIy, shall. as trustee In said
decd. mad by virtue of satd DEGREES sen By auction.
on the premises. on THURSDAY the 4:h day Of De
cember. 1879. Mt o'clock r. ~. the REAL
ESTATE mentioned In said coed. and described in
said decree as folows--io w.t. those TWO GER
TAIN LOTS or PARCELS OF LAND. with The
Improvements thereon, in the city Of Richmond, ut
the corner Of Louisiana and Fourth strcais front
Ing on Louisiana street 32E fce more or less. and
running back within parallel lines and or the line
OF Fourth street 100 feet to an alley rem feet WIDE
TERMS-to wit. Cash as 10 one third Of the pro-
ceeds of sale: the residue in equal ins ailments q
crtGit OF SIX and twelve months with legal interest
thereon from day Of sale. The purchaser to execute
hts negotiable notes for said de fcrredE payments,
with interest added, and title 10 rhc property to be
retained until said notes IRE fully paid and con-
vcyancc directed by the Court.
y. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co. Auciioncprs. Ho2l
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was proved that he stoie two shoes. !, anu !,
thet, fr,e. hut thu iudgs ruled that TWO SHOES
ware war; not 4 pair OF shoes in the meaning Q.
iha law. FOR QUO might be q child siloe ana.
the other q man. g shoe. or they might ue
both rights or both let's. The Jury ne s.
anitted The prisoner on the first count, put
fourd hin, guilty on The second.
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by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana AuciioncerS,
l1OG Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT Dr..

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESI
< RABLE BRICK RESlDENCE At TIE
STREETS AT ATCTION.-In pursuance Of Il deed
OF trust from T.. r. Cook trustee. &C.. % the Under
duly recorded IN Tie clerks office Of The thanccry
Court OF HE cry Of HirhmOnd ID. Il. ID b, page
So and hcius required SO To do by The beneficiary.
! will proceed io sell. on the premise, on WEI =
NESDAY The 3d day OF December, 1879. at
O'clock L. VI :. the PROPERTY located IL above de-
scrlbcd. The house has ten rooms. gas. blth. &c
Kitchen with three rooms. Lot 31iXl15i: feet 10
an alley Ten feet wide. Nni2hborhOod excellent,
and lis convenience to the market and business
centres should attract the III eniOu Of those seeking
q central and pleasant location.
TERMS: Announced al >ale.
u02l J. NJ GODDIN. Trustee.
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By Jamcs NJ. Taylor j. son,
Real Estate Agents ana AucllOncers.
officer corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" NEW. COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING
en- WEST BROAD STREET. elJO1El\G TIE;
PINhL HOSPITAL. AT AUCTION BY virtn" Of
4 decree of the Circuit Court Of ltnri:o county
rendered November 22, 1879. in The suit OF skin.
nrr &c. u.s. Mont. ro an Others. nil, n special
Dublic auction. upon The premises. on FRIDAY the
5tn C:ly of Dee, lnher STD al O'Clock L. NJ. that
nice FRAME DWELLING, containing six rooms
situated on the north side Of Broad street 81 conn
doo1 wcsl OF Mckenzie street. here Is y Anc well
of water upon the premises AMI also gooi frame
stable. The lot fronts 3Oxli0 feet 10 All alley ~
feet wide.
TERMS: One fousth cash; the balance n six.
twelve and eighteen months, Tor neLo'ihlc notes
will Interest added. and the III: retained until the
whole purchaSe-moncy Is paid and decd ordered
BY The Court. FRANh r., ANDEtssoN,
nn15 SIccial Commis sioucr.