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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

verdiet OF the Jury ON she Union
Accideat-Dsath of Another Vac.
tfm.
VIRGINIA, New, Dec. eth.-The
Coroner's Jury on the Union acci-
dent, after a protracted examlna-
tion, find that the accident oc-
CURED during momentary absent
mindedness of the engineer; and
further, that the indicator to the
engine was out of order and not in
use; but that tags had been placed
ON the cable and the engineer in
structed to run his engine by these
tags; that the engineer was rum
ming his engine past these tags at
an unusual and unwarranted rate
of speed while hoisting the men,
contrary to the express instructions
and cautions OF the Chief Engineer,
and is in this respect blameable,
and the jurors respectfully recon-
mend to mining companies gener-
ally the use OF some appliance to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
PRESIDENT HAYES has done a

PRESIDENT HAYES has done O
sensible thing In appointing Gen.
George Stoneman one of the In.
dian Commissioners. That gentle.
man has had quite an extended ex.
perience with the aborigines. He
knows all about Indians and In
dian contractors. AS the position
of Indian Commissioner is not a
salaried one, there is nothing
which debars Gen. Stoneman from
Che acceptance Of trust which he
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
a 9 A P,D

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
etc., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send n self-addeessed
MAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City d6-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
r OR REIGN.

Am M. Pa Opinion OF iho UuIted
states.
LONDON, Dec. 6th.-Thomas b.
Potter, NIP, who recently returned
from America speaks, enthusiastic
ally of the progress of the United
States and of the solidity of the re-
publican Institutions of the coun-
try.
FaiIure-Iron Frsde Revival.
LONDON, Dec. 6th.-The Times,
in its financial article, says: The
Industry Cotton Spinning Com
pany, the owners of large mills at
Oldham, have gone into liquida-
tion in consequence of the depres.
sion of trade.
The report of the Cleveland Iron
Masters Association for November,
shows that the revival in the iron
trade in that district is well main
tanned.
Railroad I.Oan.
LONDON, Dec. 6th.--The issue of
prior lien bonds by the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad reorganiz-
alton trustees, 1t Is stated, has been
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

so PREVALENT AND so FATAL has Con-
sumption become, that it is now every
where dreaded as the great scourge OF
humanity; and yet, in their formative
stages, all Pulmonary Complaints may
be readily relieved and controlled by re-
sorting promptly to DIR, Jayne's Expect.
GRANT, a curative specially adapted Ia
soothe and strengthen the Bronchial
tubes, allay Inflammation and loosen
and remove all obstruction. 1t is a cer-
tain remedy for Asthma and also fol
Coughs and Colds,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
EAST Err ~.
At,i.nde Of the pemecrats.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5th.-Tht
non-committal attitude of the
Democrats in the House general y
is amusing to Republicans. Occa'
sionally one is fonnd who frankly
expresses the present mental con.
dition of members of his party,
One of these candid gentlemen,
when asked by correspondent
what the policy of the Democrats
will be this Winter, replied: "Oh,
Lord, don't ask me; L have no pc
litieal opinions to express. We
have held no caucus yet, and |
don't know when We Mill.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

prevent the over-winding of the
cable and consequent recurrence
Of accidents of this kind.
Ii. b. Malloy, another victim of
the accident, is dead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
WANTS ,LOST-FoUND.
Situation as Housekeeper

Or Seamstress wanted by German lady
of experience, in hotel or private fam.
lily; no objections TO the country. En-.
quire at the United states Hotel.
dee4-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

CERTAINLY some more rellaDle
system of managing our city
finances ought to be introduced. AS
the matter is now, the city is at
the mercy of a rascally collector. If
we remember Alright, Mayor Beau
dry, in one of his messages, recon-
mended the appointment of a city
book-keeper, as distinguished from
the City Clerk, who ought to have
separate office, and who should
be compelled to keep such accounts
as would be exacted in any private
business house. Any Los Angeles
taxpayer ought to be able, at any
moment, to ascertain any fact of
the city's financial standing. The
exact condition of any given fund
should be ascertainable by any cit
izen at any hour of the business
day. Our luck with City Tax Col
lectors has been so poor that they
ought to be compelled to account
and pay over every day. Some
system of checks and comparison
should be established between the
Collectors and Assessors offices.
There are some able business men
in Council now, and we heartily
hope they will give this matter
their earnest and early attention.
One of the new Councilmen is q
banker. He ought to be able to
suggest an official naodus ofoerandi
which will make the keeping of the
city's money as safe and easy as
taking care of that of depositors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Situation Wanted.

By respectable German person, as
lady's maid, nurse or seamstress, in u
good family; is q stylish dressmak er
and hairdresser; speaks French and
English and would accept of a position
to teach children. Good references given.
Address M. W., United States Hotel.
n10-iw
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auckner on FiGance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6th.-Buck-
ner says there are two financial
parties in Congress now. One
wants restricted paper and unlim-
tied silver, and the other restricted
silver and unlimited paper. He
belongs to the former. He feels
confident that the desire to let
greenbacks aloneand to go on with
silver coinage Will prevail.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Hb aFuo1fH vs.. SFcFf"RU" C"h"
scheme,

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Ifi-
bune says: The rivalry between
the Panama and Nicaragua routes
assumes an interesting phase. OBJ
viously there are not going to be
two canals dug. One or the other
project must be abandoned. Ut
may be that the question of which
is to survive will be settled by the
action of Grant. If he should ac.
cept the proffer of the Presidency
of the Nicaragua Company, the
great weight of his name abroad
would probably insure the aid of
abundant foreign capital, and a
feeling of national pride in the un-
dertaking would be stimulated in
this country, which would carry
with it the favorable action OF Con-
gress and good deal of assistance
from American capitalists. In
such an event Lesseps would be
likely to consider the physical diff
ficulties of cutting canal across
the Panama Isthmus down to tide
water level more serious than he
anticipated, and might counsel the
abandonment of the work, and per-
haps turn into the successful Amer
ican enterprise the capital he has
raised. Without Grant, however,
the Nicaragua undertaking will
hardly start off briskly, not. that
he is great engineer, but he is the
best known American living,
which counts for good deal in Eu-
rope, and in this country he has
the reputation for practical sense,
which is guarantee that he will
not take hold of a work that he
cannot carry through.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
NEW TO-DAY.
$40 REWARD.

Lost from No. 46 First Street on the 9th
day of November, sorrel horse, between
Ave and six years old, white face, three
white feet, one hind foot spotted, medl-
um height and strongly built.
The above reward will be paid to any
one bringing the horse or giving infor-
nation leading to the recovery to e.
Maud q Co.'S. wine cellar, Commercial
street, Los Angeles city. dec7-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Purse Lost.

Going from the Half-Prlce boot and
shoe house, Spring street, to Sixth and
Spring streets, containing papers valua-
bic only to the owner; also, a ring, pin
and two shirt buttons. The finder will
please return the same to the Half-Price
boot and shoe store and be suitably re-
warded.
MRS. REFUGIA DoMINGUEz DE REYES.
d2-lw
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 0.
$50 Ophir, 25, 24s4,l 4S5 Union, So, 58%
.N1z 5l%, 561a, 57A
$40 Mexican. 2lL,I 66, 57L
ssS ssS %'s, e. eY7 SO 1pi,S' + s. isO
1877, 1917 1905 Hill, OOc, s5c
470 Gala, $40, 3.6j, SOC, SOC
3.60, 3h 2S5 Challenge, l.S0
4S5 Savage, IN, 79S, IA,
1900 Con Va, $50, 3.s5 975 Ward, L2j. "a
$50. 81 300 scorpion. 81
175 Chollar, G7a $50 Benton, 2
l75 Potosi, 1856, $50 l20 Golden Gate, 2
1853 III d N, 50, S3z, 3U0 Con Dorado, Al
50 b s, 81 l,35. ] so
625 Point, l.90, 1.S0, 800 Min View. l50,
~, 1.70, l.s0 L65, 10, ~, i. "a
SS5,Jacket, 10, 91A, 10 IS Eureka Con, l. 90
50 Kentuck, 2.90 300 Belmont, los
465 Alpha, SI, So s, go N Belle, 6l4, 81
50 lao Belle Isle, 1.GO,
27j Confidence, 81 so Hillside, 1.l0
6H eco Real del Monte
$40 s Nevada, 33%, l.75
81, s3A,3i 525 Wales, 81, $50
$50 Bullion, 4.65, AGO l4O Mt Diablo, IL
4.65 75 Bodie, S7a, OBJ, II
205 Utah, 12lS, 13A 800 Bechtel, Ia
3lO Exchequer. 3.35 295 Tioga,2
10 s Belcher, Is 100 Bulwer, 10, 91z
$40 Overman, 51a,5A l55 Syndicate, 2.G0,
63S, 81, 50 60 Mono, 4.l0
800 Justice, LOO, l.75, 20 Con Pac, 81
l.s0, 1s4 200 Jupiter, Ia
so Mammoth, 81, 100 MONDAY, $40
400 Boston, lao, L45l 2O0 N MONDAY
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
-'rOCIk REPOsEI'.
MORNING SESSION.

San FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Centenary ofPnisski's Dea,n.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Polish resi-
dents will commemorate the cente-
nary of Pulaski's death tomorrow
In the Polish Church of st. Stanis-
laus, where funeral services will be
held. In the evening lecture
upon "Pulaski's Life and Death"
will be delivered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Proposed Diplomatic Cna.xes

ROME, Dec. 6th.--It is announced
that Count Corti, the present
italian Ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, will go to London, and
Count Menabrae, at present Am.
bassador at London, will replace
General Cialdini as Ambassador at
Paris.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Pre.iden, Hayes 10 the Czar.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6th.-Secre-
tary Evarts has telegraphed to the
Gar the Presidents congratula-
tions on his escape from assassina-
tion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
The Atsemp, on the Czar's Life.

LONDON, Dec. 6th.-A correspond
ent at Berlin, discussing the at
tempt on the Czar's life, says:
COMMITTED but day or two after
the Gar, in his leniency, had COM
muted the sentence of death passed
on the Nihilist Mirsky, the outrage
of Monday night cannot but Undue
the government with a repentant
spirit and intensity its resolve to
show no pity to those incapable Of
compassion
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

successfully completed in Holland.
The amount issued there and here
Is So. 100000, but it is contemplated
to increase that amount by
100000 to complete the equip
ment of the road to u narrow. gauge
and to pay off all existing prior
loans,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

MANcHEsTER, Dec. 6th.-The
decline in the price of silver
causes fresh uneasiness among
Eastern shippers OF cotton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
Heavy SNOW Enls.

PEsTH, Dec. 6th.-There has
been q heavy snowfall throughout
Hungary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. 6th.-Major G.
Fl. Mcintyre, of Ouray, Colorado,
addressed the Bullion Club last
evening on the mines of Ouray and
San Joaquin counties. The district
about which he spoke is that part
of the Ute Reservation ceded to the
government in 1878. There was O
good audience, and the lecturer
spoke with earnestness and enthus-
iasm,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07
German Immigration.

NEW YORK, Dec. G.-Since the
first of January 28,75S German en-
igrants landed at Castle Garden,
against q, ,506 the corresponding pc
nod last year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-07

Am m. Pa Opinion OF ia. UuIied
| states.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27

The Buffalo Erpress recently remarked
that Ben. Brtler was "the bane OF MasSa-
chusetts politics" AS Butler is running
principally in Boston the Eepress probably
means bean.-Binghamton Republican.
The school.boy will gloat for half day
on the enigmas in a puzzle column, but
when he comes to getting his regular arlth-
metic lesson he considers it the greatest
bore on earth.-Rome Sentinel.
A gun that misses fire when thesowner
knows it is loaded is waiting to surprise
some small member Of the family.-Neao
Orleans Picayune.
"One half the world doesn't know how
the other half lives" but as sure as were
married we wager we live with the better
half.-Nelo York Ne,rs.
Women are archers by nature. The bent
OF their inclinations is to bend beaux.
.Nep Yorlt Mail.
"You don't seem to like me when l
mould" the ink replied to the angry scribe.
Turner's Falls Reporter. --...-
A gentleman in conversation said that his
dogs were Al. shouldn't they have been
rated K9?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27
BY Frank d. bill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
HOS Main street.
rRIJSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF THE
ELEGANT BROWN-sTONE DWELLING,
No. DIG, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.

Bv virtue Of trrst-decd from Or, Frederick
Marx and wife, dated November l. 1871 To the ui
duly recorded In the cler KS Office Ken
mond ChAncery Court in D. 3. 90 A.. page 396, 10
secure a certain sum of money. default having been
m de In the payment thereof. shall. In execution
of said trust nj the request Of the beneficiary SELL
on the pYer,iscs on MONDAY. October 6. $40. al
Az O'Clock T.. NJ, that really VALUABLE PRo-
PERTY above described.
The DWELLING Is large, well bniIt. nnelS nil-
ished and arrange with I'LL the modern improve
ments with special reference to comfort aud con-
yeuience, and contains about twelve rooms: seq
vnnts' accommodations ample, fine BRICK ST a.
BI F aud CARR.AGE-HOUSE The lot irons 81
feet ON the north line of Grace street. with deptn
OF I4S to an alley g Alp feet wide.
It is rare that piece of property SO very deSlra-
BILE is on the market. A.,
TERMS: Whilst Tie coed requires cash as to the
viii accent more liberal terms, which will be an
nounced ut the sale. ..- ,,.
JAMES L. APPERSON, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctionecrs.
A " Sc 21-25,27.29&tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti1nter,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~. The ONE FOUR MILES EAST OF RICH
MOND CONTAINING, BY REGENT SURxIEI:
s44 IS: 100 ACRES; AND THE GT THE IF GIVE
2544 ACRES.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Heprico county, pronounced on me 50 gay
of June, 1879. IN the chancery SUITS OF s.emart AZ
Co and ats rs Smith and others Us. the same. we
shall as special commissioners thereby appointed
procec TO sell at public uucion on the premises on
iii fair If not. on the first fair day thercater.l In
The order advertised. the following lALCABLE
FARMS located as ab3yeTyz first the GEDA hK
recent survey, 344 $500 ACRES, adjoining each
other and the lands OF Dr. Friend, DR. Chris ian ana
bic FIR AME DWELLING and other buildings. The
Cedar Hill and Saunders tracts contain together
about $50 acres In woods. about LOO acres OF ex-
ceIleut low grounds, aud about 80 acres OF open
lands Of superior quality, well adapted 10 truck,
farms and markct-va1 dens. These TWO TRACTS VIII
ranging from 10 to l40 acres each, according to
the plat of survey 10 he ut the office OF the aa-
tloneer. large portion Of the land fronts on The
has on NJ it a BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE: Sec.
oud. we will offer for sale on The premises, imme-
dney asr Ne fSrsg"ipg iei are s a nd. .nf
Dr. John F. Friend &C., containing 234a ACRES,
on which there is ample WOOD and TIMER Tor
the use OF the place. About 100 acres are high land
Of fair quality balance III low grounds OF very snpe'
rior quality. The improvements consist or a com
Portable BRICK DWELLING containing SIX
rooms, surrounded by forrs: shade trees, good
kitchen, over>ccr's house. barn, stable. &C., and
pretty good old orchard. The access TO this farm
by the Stony Run road, so much improved recently
Is very convenient.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months for Negotiable noieS, Interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust. Possession
given as the sales confirmed by the Court
reserving 10 the tenant the right to remove tle
crops of the present year. >
JAMES II. DOOLEY-
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
eaos Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN HUN

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN Hun
pRER AND FIFTY AG CT Sr@; sy2ov i HNDHl-
S SEk YAK cANNEkToNs KASAWHAS n C3pN 81,
TAE01 HED oS UHro 111E fE9N THE
Substituted trustee under deed executed the 5tn
day of August, 1878, By j: I,rosser Tab3 to Walter
Watson, trustee, and recorded in The clerks Office Of
Kanawha county. West Va, IN Trust. Deed Book
No s, page 434, the undersigned will, by direction
Of ~ rasG, nner sd deed proceed
sell mt public auction. at the Office OF Joseph Bryan,
No. 16 Skaters Building, 1902 Main stree: Rich
brr 1S79,a II O'Clock, the following-deScriDed
PROPERTY-to wit:
TnkEE EQUAL uNDlViDED ON, oSE II, WE Sr
tract of LAND. situate. lying. and being In Ma
aSha county Vest vi Nhsh Geee sIrse Of
Land" lying together In one tract, being distant
about one mile from the kanawha river, and about
bounded on the west by the lands of the Paint Creek
Company, together with all and singular the En- f.
MENT HEREDITAsMENIs and ArpuRTE
tajnpg and the reversion and rcyersions remainder
AMI reuauders, rents, Issues, and prohts thereoi
and also all the share estate, rir ds,nan ei Satso
ever. as well In lawas in equity OF me sac - Pros
ser Tabb of. in; and to the said tract OF iano ana
nances. The amount due and secured by said deed or
trust is four thousand nine hundred and ninety.six
dollars ana nfty Til &c CeutS' WI
ut the rate of per cent. per annum from Tue 'tu
day OF February, 1879, until paid. .., ,,,,.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF executing ms
trust. Including $3.50 expenses already Incurred,
and ii 900 10 be appeh TO the debt secured and as
to the residue Of .aid debt In equal instruments at
six, twelve and eight, en- months with legal interest
at Der centum per annum from me day OF SAFE
such terms as the said j. Prosser Tabb may direct,
or in default OF direction by him, as the said DO
seph BRYAN, trustee. may direct on the day OF sale.
Negotiable notes, secured By deed Of trust upon the
property, to be given for the deferred payments.
JOSEPH BRYAN.
substituted Trustee.
1902 Main street, Richmond, Va.
sc 27&Oc ,1S,&25
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1IlUiCTTToN sALEs.--Vs,tnre Days.
by GribbsS Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
EIovent., ssrret between Main and BANK

GRAND SALE BY COMMISSION.
A Frs OF SOME OF THE MOST y, BE E2lisiiin
REAL ESTATE IN TIE TiT Wr 2f GpRNER Of
sITU AAkIIs AT hN he FfFTa sTkSsT ANp #
Tah SNdRTHMEsT CoNER OF s MalS a AM Mo
Ct cary Court OF Richmond, entered on the 24tn
daY OF June. 1879. In the memorable case ses OF
aBrown,5 adminitrator gs. Bnrs9ns an,
tSere6y appointed. viii sell by auction. upon me
PREMISES. on MONDAY The 18th day Of October october
sMT TaTuapkE RE1i EsrArE IN tSe city
Rlchmond-to VII: =, -. o,tv s,tuated at
LOT No ssS !" e o aa
fronting 100 feet on the south SIDE OF t ~ Ff
emfss; Ing the VERY .IAKGE FRAMED Dwell
LING occupied by Maj9r T. A. s eT aj,oupu the
ab at,o on he west fronting so feet on franklin
street and running back o5 i2 fefs more pber or ness
After The above viii be sold LOT o. BAT in the
plan Of the city, situated at the nothwe corner OF
Main and Sixth rset TO nt % as
narbe-yard and by Mr G. eophard G and o!n T,
with tset on the north orr sde
or Main street and runs back on the west line OF
Sixth street. and between parallel lines. 1855 feet
The properly Franklin street Is situated AZ the
Intersection Of The two most fashionable streets, at
one of the most elevated points, aud In the mist OF
The O in every
of desrablly az site for pu0lic uildings OF any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that IL
is ut last brought into the market an opportunity
long desired By many is afforded of purchasing the
choicest property OF the kind that ever has been, or
can be. offered In this city.
The property on Main street embraces large area,
occupying an elevated situation just above the bu J.
ness part OF the city, and Is splendid site for hotel
or opera house or by subdivision, for any purposes
recurring pleasant and central location.
All of the above property is so universally known
and admired that II is unnecessary TO say anything
further in lis commerdaton but only 10 call espt cai
attention TO The sale. which will at once be rccos-
nizcd rs ne of the most important which has ever
taken piece in this city.
Pais showing subdivisions of The property into
parcels OF convenient sizes he seen 1T he office
Of the auciOneers and will be exhibited ut the sales,
which will be according 10 the Das or otherwise as
bidders may desire aud as the commissioners may
at that time deem best.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: the balance at
one. two, and three years bearing interest, payable
semi-annuaily, ut per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the interest insialments,
and the titles To be retained by the Court until full
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
A. l.. BOULW ARE,
Fl. II. MARSHALL,
Special Comm issiOncrs.
Sales TO be conduc' ed by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
AucfiOnpprS. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27

The ballots to be used at the next state
election in Massachusetts, under the raw
nassed by the last Legislature, must NOT ,t
contain anF .simpressioD, device, or marx
whatsoever to DISTINGUISH one oa hot h ,tOn
;nI ia nermitted in the printing OF the
ticket. and any names OF candidates OF less
than one haif the size Of the letters aand 10
which a majority of the names OF candis
aa,os IN the same baliota are printed
viii not he counted. The names OF can
didates must appear in letters OF uni.
form size. Zach ballot having the
name OF more than three candidates there
On shall be four and half inches in width,
or within one fourth Of an inch OF such
width. and twelve inches In length, or
within half Of an inch Of such length !;
and it shaft be unlawful for any person, 70
nrint for distribution at the polls. or as
tribute to any voter, or cast any ballot
printed or written, contrary to sue Prov
sions OF this act." Any persons Flolat.hs
the provisions OF the act are liable 10 me
of eIOO and imprisonment in the county
iajl sixty days. I'D
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arxrrTON Sales.--future DayS.
BY j. Thompson Brown.
pea, Estate Agent aud Auchoneer'
n 11f3 Main street.

GALE OF SEVEN BUILDING LOTS
on, V - NaTs bU VIII sell at
AN sn. suction on the premises, on THgRsnAYs
pdo day of October, at o'clock p M tue aoose
Er., Tor fronting on Venable street ad1asent
TO The residence OF Sergeant Howard between on
eoeenti and Buchanan streets, navias t or 80
s s 10 tweiye-foot alley running to Darlington
street. - p,oy.na, srreo:-beilg
~ X a. and 7-between Vcnable ana Gar
rington streets No. is 3sSl2o req; sns %
am AM Rmohenan Sexl 20-ai TO M alley twelve ieet
LOT on Darlington street. ~ ieet 'front.' r ru
ming hack between conyergpg lines 21o lee'' Win
alley twelve feet vide on The east.
sae commences on Tenable street. IN civ two,re.
,nd eirbteen months. interest added. secured by
1 dned ~ irmsf j. THOMPSON BROWN.
oeeu n =, uu'' :. - Auctioneer.