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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29
FOR SALE.

DUBLIC SALE
Will be sold ut public sale ut the Grape hotel
North Queen street, the following described
real estate to wit:
two contiguous half lots of ground, No 4l9, on
the north side OF East King street. in the
city of Lancaster, each Of said haIf lots con-
tanning in front - feet ~ inches, and
2t5 feet in depth to l+feet wide alley, to-
gether with 9 feet inches wide in front on
ward to tho distance Of IS feet OF tho adjoining
property Oh the northwest for the use OF an
alley,
Possession will be given on April I, 1881
Part of the purchase money may remain OH
the property for one year, 1t desired.
Sale to commence at : O'Clock D. III. OF said
day. SAMUEL SIlOCH,
HENRY SHUEEHr, Auct. o2J-tsl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29

LHXECUTOR'S PUBLIC SALE OF VALUA-
II BILE CITY PROPERTY. On FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER s, 1880, will be sold by public sale
ut the Franklin House, Lancaster city, Pa,
the following real estate, to wit:
No. l. n lot OF ground fronting Is feet, more
or less. on East King street. in said CITY, and
extending 2i5 in depth to Il I6-fcct wide alley,
on which is crcctela twO-StOry BRICK HOUSE
witha twOstOry Brick Back Building attached,
No. jOi. The house is conveniently laid out
with Hydrant, Fruit Trees and other improve
ments.
,No.2. A lot of ground fronting 2: feet on
East Orange street. and extending in depth lis
feet to s-feet wide private alley, on which is
erected a twO-Story Brick House, with a two
story Brick Back Huil'ling attached, No. Al,
with gas through the whole house, Hytlrant,
Fruit Trees and other improvements.
No. 3. \ lot of ground fronting the same rs
No. ,, and the same depth and same kind of u
house as No. 2, and is numbered 40.
No. 4. a lot OF ground fronting l6 feet on
East Orange street, in said city, and extending
in depth 10 feet to l2-feet wide private alley,
on which is erected Il twO-stOry Brick House
with Il One-stOry Brick Back Building attached.
Hytlant. Fruit Trecsand other improvements,
No 5sa2. Terms easy.
Sale to commence at 5Oclock y. N. of sail
day, when conditions of sale will he made
known by REV. A. +. KACL.
Executor of tho Estate of late Mrs. Daniel Nc.
COrt.
sAN'L Hess 4 Son, Ancts. "s:-l2ttl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29

DROPOSALS WILL IsE RECEIVED AT
L the Mayors Office up to SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 80, 1850, at p. n'.. for as much Hard
Pea Coal, No. size, as may be required at the
City Water Works up to April J, 1881. The
Coal to be thoroughly screened and Of good
quality; If not 1t will have to be taken back ut
the expense OF the party furnishing the same.
JNO. 4. MAC(iONIGLE,
oc7-2tdW&F Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29

A MEETING Oh THE ESTOCKHOLDERS
n of the Lancaster and Fruitville Turnpike
Road Company will be held Oh MONDAY
BER ], 1880, ut the Office OF the Secre
tween the hours OF ana p. M, for the cleo
ton of officers tor the ensuing year.
CARPENTER
Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29
Sudden Death.

James Wilhelm. who has been afflicted
witt, dropsy and has for some time been
at the Lancaster hospital for treatment.
ate a hearty breakfast this morning and in
walking away from the table dropped over
dead. life being cxtipct when he was picked
up by those who saw him fall. lie was
about 45 years ofage, widower, and was
born and had always lived in this city.
He was carpenter by trade.
q The coroner held an inquest on the body
and the jury rendered 4 verdict of death
from heart disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-29

DA1NTIN(i.
Il All kinds OF House Painting and Graining
done at the shortest notice anu in the best pos
sible style. We have reduced our prices to
$l.75 per day. Shop on Charlotte street.
octl22uI ALLEN GUTHRIE SONS.
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Fatal Accident In the Philadelphia H. -
PHILADELrHIA, Oct. 23.-Two men em-
ployed on the elevated railroad fell from
the track to the street below ut Sixteenth
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Ninth Ward

Ninth Ward.
The regular stated meeting OF the Ninth
ward Hancock and English club, will be held
at their club room. over Arnold Haas saloon,
North Queen street, on Friday evening, OctO
Der 29tl,, ut * O'Clock. Every member is de-
sired to be present
Sixth VarL-Americlls Club
will hold Il special meeting this evening at ~
o'clock. Business Of vast Importance demand
ing the attendance of every member will be
tran sartCil,
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SFEC{.iL NOTICES.

In the court house on Monday evening. No
vcmheri.
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smoke al the prison only with extreme re-.
s,...tancs. lie said that when prisoner sei!
.,ck n wss always considered that ne wou'u
die "A matter Of course. Another prisoner
would wash the sick mana shirt Tor tne sake
az the sick mans ratiens. He himself helped
bury The dead for Eve cents day and don.
bile rai,ons. He had no doubt the un'to
safes Government provided wen TOT the
prisontrs, but he feared that their arrange
useuts were sometimes thwartcd by men en-
gagged IN making money.
There once came 10 the prison." ne
said, "a woman with four little chiioren'
all clad IN the poorest garments, ana es''
IDENTIFY destitute. She was respeciaDlr-
look,ug woman. She came from the Tar
south. Her husband was Ia prison.. she
had come ali the way with her little chiicren
10 see him. How she ever got North WIN
her children Ellis me with establishment
She came 10 the pfison.door ID nef
calico sun.5onuet, her little cnildren
clustering around her. She asked 10
see her husband, who was inside
slck. They told her that she couldn'I
SEQ him that day, but 10 come tue
next day. The next day she came at the
appointed time, and they told her he was
dead. Then she wanted TO see his corpse.
The2 sent her TO the dead-house. She went
there. but found that bis body bad not yet
come. When she called the Dcxt day the
body had Just gone TO the cemetery. she
fastened to the cemetery. There the body
had jast been Juried. She entreated them
TO dig up and open the coffin for her. They
did so. She could not recognize The wasted
features as those OF her husband at first
but the children cried out that II was t9eiI
father. What became Of her and them, God
knowe -
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4 monv those attracted to see II were Ru.
dolnl I,reichley, tanner by occupation, and
schiller. q druggist, both residents OF Pc
sersburr. they had scarcely got Into the
tan.bouse and shut the door when the snake,
which bad recovered considerably from The
effects OF the blows which II had received
previous to being captured, managed to get
ont between the bars OF the cage, ana pro-
ceeded 10 "go for" the now Thoroughly.
frightened visitors. IL chased them all around
the place at n lively rate. each one OF the
afrrieh'ed men being too much scared
10 stop long enough 10 unlaich the
door and escape into The open air. AT last
they managed 10 snatch mp couple Of s'rips
OF loose pIanks from the floor. and proceed
cd to be the aggressive parties In The ngbt'
| The snake assumed the defensive, co'led up,
and larted Its fangs out yIciously every time
| tho men came into reach. Several times II
ATTEMPTED, by launching It's BODY In The
alr, to throw its coils around their necks::
But It's assailanfs had been made sware oil
it, fighting tactics by its captors. and were
| too wary to allow II to embrace them within
| It's folds. Finally they managed 10 deal the
| fatal blow, and the huge snake, undauntep
| TO the last, writbfd its life out on The hoor.
Snakes OF this description uree-eiimblnel
| nave never been seen in Western Pennsyl'
| yania before, and what their species Is we
! leave for ophioogists TO decide.
| II. Y. TiBX.
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The sun, the wind. and the Traveller.

lJ0urnel OF Commerce.J
OF late we have heard nothing OF the Nj
hiists. They seem TO have died out OF
Russia and made no sign. Some have been
hanged, some shot, and some deported to
Siberia. But the punishment OF the few
will not explain the present quiescence OF
the many. The fact Is that Russia Is apply
ing in her policy toward Nlhlism the fable
OF the sun, the wind, and the traveller. The
wind could not whip the cloak off the trav-
eIIer. The more 6ercelv it blew the more
tightly he wrapped the garment about
him. But when the sun, with its gen.
tie rays, warmed him agreeably, be
was glad to throw off the unneces-
sary covering. So the gallows, the knout,
and exile cannot make Nibilism un-
cloak itself OF dark and desperate purposes.
But ii does so readily when basking in the
warmth OF official sunshine. General Nell
kof, the power now behind the Russian
| throne, is the clever adapter OF this short
method with Nihiism. He employs 1t as
follows: He personally communicates with
| Nihilists Ct high rank or influence now in
prison or under ban. He releases these
men from all penalties on the simple con-
dtion that they give him, In the strict
| est confidence, the names OF other Mill
lists hitherto Undecided, and pledges bis
honor that the latter shall not be dis
| turbed in any way whatever. Obtain
| ing the names OF these new persons.
| General Meikoff goes to them and Of
fered them liberal pay in the Government
service. They are generally poor people,
whose poverty is the chief cause OF their
discomfort, and they gladly accent these
overtures OF practical goodwill. They are
largely employed as political agents OF Rus
STA in Roumelia, Servia, Greece, and Con-
stantInopIe. They are not only out OF Rus
STA, at distance safe for the Government,
but are actually working abroad for the
country which they left for their cOuntry's
good Many other formerly dangerous Nj
hiists for whom no official work can be
found are kept on pay in sinecures which
are much pleasanter for them. A Rus
sian OF the old school would have increased
the army, multiplied the gallows. started
new knout-factOry, and revived all the Ia
mliar terrors of Russian tyranny, while
adding to the enormous debt OF the empire,
and all without eXtirpating the Nibilists.
The more vigorously they have been perse-
cuted the more they have fourshed. Much
NAV be said in praise OF Bismarck's blood
and iron as practical statesman.hip. But
there is a policy Of tact and Cancellation
which is capable Of results quite as won
derful as bis, and Melikoff is proving it, no
doubt much to the comfort OF the troubled
Car.
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A writer in an English Journal has Just
discovered that "the secret" Of Martin +.
Tupper's success sis probably 10 be found
IN that middle mental stratum at which Mr..
Tupper unconsciously aimed" "Perhaps
no man OF msrk has been more merciessly
lampooned and laughed at than Mr. Tup-
per-" "His broad white collar tells OF one
who does not tread on the heels OF FASH
ion."
Mr.. Gilmore will be eclipsed il NJ. Oscar
Commetant carries out his gr-r-r-and idea
of having musical jubilee in Paris, with
fifty thousand voices and sixty thousand
instruments. He would like to have the
/" MarselIaise" interpreted by this immense
aggregation of sound, supplemented by
several batteries Of artillery.
Mr.. Burnard, Tom Taylor's successor as
editor of Punch, is described Us "in the
prime OF life, very industrious, very ready,
very funny, and-save when smarting un-
der dramatic crilicism-of equabe tenn
permanent and judicial mind"
While moving u log recently, Milo Par.
sons, OF Worthwhile, Conn.,, found himself
suddenly covered from head 10 foot with
hornets. Want of space fofbids publication
OF his remarks. Boston Transcript.
From bill OF fare of Paris restaurant
where English is spoken: "Liqueurs An
glaises Gjn-old tom Paper-meint, 1rische
Wihske Stcoich WIbske Sofia Waiter Por'
taire."
In its fashionable watering-place gossip
the Boston Traveller remarks: "Some wo
men were evidently born TO blush unseen
at least they are never seen to blush"
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.UCrgoN sALEs--.Fuiure Days.

AND SALE.-In pursuance OF the ue-
/ 4 cree of the Circuit Court OF Buckingham
county AZ its April term. 1850. ~ tne cnancery
cause OF Brown q son TOR, sc, Us. George BOOKER
,%. vpdrrsigned commissioners viii offer for sale,
AZ nubic auction, in front OF Buckingham Court
hou.e on the
18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880.
that be,uy court day, the REAL ESTATE Of George
uoat.r situafed on James river I'm buckingham
connty and referred 10 and described In the papers
and proceedings In said cause aud MOI lncludlngth tue
i,si,eson. trustee for Sarah -. Booker aud her
child Mary Louisa 10 Oter, By dted daIen NoVen,
her 25ih. 1878. The TRACT OF LAND 10 he sold
e .yCv TsSe IN FIRsT,CT,ASs JAMES RIVER Low
GRSIUNDs: TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY
FIVE ACRES OF SUPERi0R CLEAKxErpy E IL |!
aHREs OF HEAVILY WOOD
LAND, Its Immediately on the line Of the Rich
mond and Aghany raifoai ana soOus rrse
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDlNG-SlTE In plain view oil
The river, wi grove and orchard sd1tcent tnere.
TO- IL has all nee ssary outbuidings, ana lne
cleared highland and woodland Is extremely
fertile, while the low-grounds are among the very
heal on The RIVER II Is convenient 10 churches ana
Schools and situated In an elegant neigbbOrhood.
IL il beIIey, that there is vein OF fine magnetic
ore running through the farm II Is rare that such
hands ONE and valuable properly IS on The MARKET
and the title Is beie,rd o be perfect. ~
Said land will b. sold subject 10 a debt OF $4,000,
with interest thereon PAYABLE Annually ron I'ie Isl
per annum. and Ia he compounded II mol promptly
paid and which Is secured by trust deed executed
Ly George Booker 10 NJ. VI. Gillian and j. ID. Hors-
lev trustees, which is OF record in HE clerks ONCE
OF The County Court Of Buck 'ngham. The princi-
pai of said debt IS OILY PAYABLE upon me ORDER OF
The Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, on
the maj0rity of ". W. Akers, Who Is abe ut seven.
teen years of age.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 p3y costs of
suit and saie-say ABOUT t300-and the further sum
OF 5000, and A. TO the residue OF the purchase
money there ,hall be "A credit of one, two thr,e-
four, and i've year, equal insta ments bearing in-
ierest from day of sale until paid, and TO he eVi-
denced by bonds OF The purchaser with good person
al security, and the II le retained rs addi iOnai Sc
curly. ,,.,.
4 he plot Of said land can he seen by application
TO Commis, ioner Camm Patteson, and any OF The
commissioners will afford any information desired
RI. HUBARD,
CAMM PATTESON,
JOHN y. MOON.
THOMAS ). MARTIN.
J.. ID. UORSLEI.
Comml- siOners.
All communications addressed 10 Camm Pate
SON uowatdsvilie pOst-0Ifice. Albomarle county
Va. will he promptly offended To. an ~
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William Butler Duncan aud samuel l.. ". Bar
Observation-Disclosures. ...Suryiving Trustees,
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and others.
By virtue ofand pursuant to Judgment and de:
cree Of foreclosure aud sale rendered ard entered
at The April term of the said Court. 1879, In the
aboye-entit.'d action |. Matthew y. Pieasanis,
master appointed therein TO sellal and singular me
MORTGAGEU PREMISES. FRANCHISES, ann
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, PERSONAL and
MIXED, mentioned In the complaint IL the sald
aclIOn, and in the SAID Judgment and deere oeihe
the same mortgaged, or intended so TO ne, 70 tue
plaintiffs and Francis Skiddy, since deceased. DIV
mortgage bearing date the OH dly OF September,
1871, do hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at The courtroom of the United states Circnlt
Court, Ia Inc Custom. House, Ia the city OF Rich
mond, Va shall proceed 10 sell at public aucilon
TO the highest bidder The following described fho'
PkRTY-hat is to say
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
NAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE.
LINE OF RAILROAD
ex,endl,g from Norfolk, IN the stafe Of Virginia
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES.
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-STOCK.
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY. RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES PER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD,
as fully and at large set forth In the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies or which VIII De mr.
nj bed by the undersigned master to those applying
therefor ,,
Sucn sale will IDe made the terms sDecl fled In
the decree OF tae. Of which bidders will lake no.
tice, aud subject 10 certain subsistng prior Hens
upon the premises. particularly described IN me
said Judgment and decree. and statement OF when
Will be- open for the inp cli0n of bidders At the Of
flee Of The Master, in he cu,tOm-hOuse, In The city
Of Richmond. Va, Tor thirty days prior TO aud al
the time Of sale. vi. +. PLEAsANIS,
iy Ga End Master.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Z
RAILROAD COMPANY. {

RICHMOND AND PETsKsBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SU &DAY, July %,
" 1880. trains OR this read will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND socrR.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, coniecuh
FOR Charleston, Savannah, Augnsu
ana Aiken Eva Chariestonl, Raleigh
JacksobyiIie. stops only at Ches,si
ard Manchester, and NJ Halfway OF
5:2Op.M, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Passengers taking this train VIII make
close connection ~ Petersburg for
Gao A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN dali,
fexcem sundaye connecting With A.
VI. 4 D. X. r., for Luxembourg ANA De-
You'd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. H.. THROUGH FREIGHT daily texcep
Sunday. connecting with Richmond
kredericksbnrg an, Potomac railroad
70, 81, noints Nortn Ess,' nne we ,s,
iexcept sunday. Stols at all sta
a44P, n. THROUGH NAH. daily. sonuectiz,
with Richmoad, Fredericksburg AM
Potomac railroad for all points EAs
and West. Also, making close cennec
! ton with the Chesapeake and Oei
railroad FOR the virginia syr,ns: ~ ~,
stois at Manchester aud Chester, an
at RAlf-way ana Drurys biuFs d
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving fsssrsburg wili start no
l he AppoUatt0y dep0t,
SUNDAY ExCIiRsIoy TRAINS leave Rich
nono A. n. and $50 ?. NJ; leave Peters
burg $50 A. NJ and $50 +; ~; every sssSss
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gu TIC u II s
rroop AND SKIN REmEpIEs.


Tho treatment OF skin Diseases mu I ec eonsiitu-
tIoaal and local FIRST purify the B'"ou' reyt re-
Store The Strength; third. alievla,s ,ne nxssrna'
sym,to,ns. There Is hut one way 20 purify the
blood ana thai g hronsh ie p sS ns, sfr n s,d
Ger. NJ The system. and carry of ~aie or dead
matter CurcuRA R5soLy,ssT r. II ne s1s as
iIycy stinlulaut dIurefc. resoyent alh absorb.
emf il sborbs Itself the ro me tna'
\, incresses The appei.e. p-rfects Digestion. and
builds faster than Ssesse nan Ge,e eSc hm
eIIv for external application, arrests disease eats
away dead iesh and skin; sIays ,'ch en-
sores. and heals every external affection when the
REsoLyEST Is taken internally; u y na,nra .
renrodncer and beautiner OF The Hair CrrIcuRA
TON ut SOAP, prepared from CuTICURA.is cleans.
ing hsang refreshing sna tns osy ann
pressryes beyond all praise. CuricuhA saAvlso
Soar. prepared from CUT1cUHA "a INC nrst a sn.
only medicinal soap compounded especially Ioi
shaving. Gentlemen pronounce IL worm us weign
IN gold.
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BLOOD HUMoRs.
WHOLE SYSTEM AFFECTED-GLANDULAR
swsLLrNGs, WITH ULcERATToNs-
HACKING Co6GH.
BLOOD HUM0Rs.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter (:

MessTs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentemen.--I have been afflicted WI u a. BOOB
Hnmor FOR tao years. which the hest city doctors
Head NV whole system-especialiy face. head. ana
Imes-was affected. tried all the known ad-
yerfised remedies with no success whatever. was
Told by The best lung doctor In this city mat the
sooner got cured the better. NV symptoms were q
humor accompanied by Glanduiar Sweilings, with
IIicsr i'm the Throat and stomach; Dry, hsesing
Cough; Deafness. with Ringing Noises In the Head.
For fifteen months have done nothing but lake
medicine with no benefit whatever. The ,UIi-
cIyRA REMEDIES have cured me In gratitude FOR
which make this public statement.
Respectfully you're. FRANk ASHLE1;;o
90 PORTLAND STREET, BOSTON, April z, 1879
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WEST WARD.

No. Mail leaves Richmond daily, except SUNDAY
for Huntington. Connects closely 10 GOrdOn,sille
for Lynchbnrg CONNECTS AZ Huntington with
steamers for Portsmouth, Mays,ilie, AMI Ciucm-
naIi.
No. 3 Express runs daily TO Huntington. Con-
NJ cts closely a. Gor,lonsvilie for Lvnchhurg.
No. 3 Accom- mofatiOD leaves Richmond daily. eN-
cent sunday. AZ 9:30 T.. NJ. and arrives al Corr
louisville At 7:l5 l.. 81; on Saturdays oBly VIII run
to stanton. arriving az 10:l5 y. NJ
No. II Mixed leaves Characteristic daily except
Sunday. at APO l.. NJ. on arrival of Virginia Mid.
land mail FROM Danyillc aud Lyncbburg, aud ar
riyes AZ WilliamsCn's At l:l5 A. NJ.
SLEEPING-CARs No. from Richmond 10
White sulphur. on No. from White sulphur To
Huntington.
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES, FOR SKIN, SCALP
AND BLOOD-HUMORs,

are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemis's
and Druggists. 500 Washington street, Boston; Fl
Eront street, Toronto, Ont; and Snow HIN, Lon
don and are for safe by all druggists. Price of Gu.
TICURA: small boxes, so cents; large boxes. con.
tanning two aud one half times the quantity OF
small, 81. REsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. tUTIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP 25 cents. CUTlCURA
MEDIcINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; In bars foT
BARRIERS ana large CONSUME rs, 80 cents.
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FURNITURE, FEATHER-BEDs.
IL CHAIRS. STOVES, &C, AZ hUD ~, ,ysro-
THIS nay al iOk O'Clock I will sell al my ware
rooms, without reserve, large assortment OF ABOVE
yoOds-vix.
MSRBIE,ToP aND OTHER BUREAUS AND
WASHSTANDS: ,~ors
wARDROBES, BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES;, Avn
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT CEN inT nv"
LEAf-TABLkS: wa, f.,,irs
P.yolving and Arm Office Chairs aud Rocters,
levers, sYc-Iept Feather Beds, Hair and shuck
Msiircsses. Carpets, TIN Safes, Hat-kacks, .
good Cooking Stoves, Showcases, EngraYihgs,
ASsiIions NAV be m de no 10 hour OF sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, AucnoWerc;
b. COOK, Salesman. q" .
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OIL
MILLER MANUAL LABOR scHooL,
POST OFFICE, BATBsyILLE, VA.
THO CONTRACTORS.-The Board bay-
i ing uostponed the letting of The contract for
BUILDING OUR WORKSHOP until The "a OF
Seotember, 1880, we will receive nj this once
SEALED PROPOSALS. for BUILDING The same nn'il
the Eve Of SEPTEMBER 1sr.
The building Is 10 be OF brick With stone npisb>
-four stories, including basement, AZ feel by l2s
feet. -,
specifications will be cent by nail on applieaiicA-
Plans can De seen here ~ he SCHOOL w 4.
Ohio Rn,lway ya- 4. v. VAWTER,
an ia-t<l6t superintendent.
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REMOVAL.

EINDING THE FORMER STORE OC-
Il CUPIED by us. No. ID Main srei, 100 small
modIous warehouse No. IA FOURTEENTH
STREET. lately o 'cupied by Nsssrs. q. T. stokes &
10 where we win be pleased TO receive consign-
ments of every description of NERO HANDISE, for
which we promise satisfactory sales and prompt re-
turns. -
PAINE & NOWIIN,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Ia Fourteenth street.
Arcrsr n? 1880 ahl 7-eod3t