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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

FARM SEEDS TO The ACRE.-Wheat
broadcast, from a bushel and three
pecks 10 two bushels-a bushel and 4
half is enough, sown in drill.
Rye, same as wheat
Barley, two bushels and a half, broad
cast-two bushels in drill.
Oats, from two TO three bushels,
broadeast-two bushels in drill.
Buckwheat, one bushel.
Corn, in hill, about gallon and a
half.
Sorghum, from two to three quarts.
Timothy grass, sown In fall TO be fol-
lowed by clover in spring, from one
and half TO two gallons.
Red clover, TO be sown III spring on
one and half to two gallons.
Sown by itself, double the above guam
tity.
Red top grass, one and a half to TWO
bushels. \ bushel is fourteen pounds
by weight.
Kentucky blue grass, same as red top.
Orchard grass, same as red top
Alfalfa or lueerne, ten pounds.
German Millet, from three pecks to a
bushel.
Turnips and rutabagas, one pound.
Irish potatoes, from twelve TO fifteen
bushels.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

AFrench chemist has discovered that
a single drop of alcoholic extract of
Campeachy wood, placed upon pure
llOur or bread, will cause a brownish-
yellow stain; whereas, if the flour con-
tains alum TO the amount of one or two
per cent, the color viii turn 10 a gray
ish-blUe or violet. Ole-half per cent.
alun will make the flour reddish-yel-
low.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
HUMOROUS.

&C. [old citizenl-'Let me see,
er-er-strange l can't think of your
name why, er-er your face lsoks fanii-
liar. Why, bless y'r, | know you just
as well, but er-er confonnd it, L can't
seem to place y'r." Second citizer-
my name Is SmIth." o. c. again
"why yes, Smith, how are y'r, old fell
low? It's strange l can't remember
names; why, you live on er-er-er-
what Is the name ofthat streetY er-er-
er-" Second citizen-'1 live on Cum
berland street." o. c. once more
$50 you do. Why, I've been past your
house hundreds of times, yes, yes, yes. ="
Second citizen-"Well, you must have
got around mighty lively-I only NOV
ed into the house last night" Old
citizen then begins to talk about the
weather and other topics Of like in
terest.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
SCIENTIFIC.

Flashing .SigadlS.-The interest which
has recently been taken in England in
the sun-signals which were dashed from
Lord Chelmsford's army in Zuiuland
and Major Parsons advanced position
at Ekowe has suggested to the directors
OF the Polytechnic Institution popu-
lar SUBJECT, which has been introduced
in the form of an illustrated lecture.
The flashing of signals may be and is
done in great variety of ways. The
fundamental principle of the language
flashed is the Morse telegraphic alpha
bet. or a special series of numerals COM
posed of long and short signs, which
are read of by specially constructed
dictionaries of sentences. Thus one,
two, three, four, five short flashes mean
respectively l, =, B, 4, D; one long-sus-
tanned light represents q, one long one
short ., one short one long :, two long
one short 8, and one long two short 10.
A pause is made between each figure,
and the signal is repeated by the sender
until it Is repeated by the receiver.
Thus, three snort flashes would be 3,
two short one long would be 8, and two
short would be 3; the full signal 392.
Looking 10 the book of sentences, 3S2
would be found to.be "Enemy on the
alert" The sun flashes are made by
a specially prepared instrument called
a heliograph, the principle of W ieh is
simply the angulated mirror while every
school-boy is thoroughly familiar with.
When the days are dull and the sun not
available other means are resorted to,
one of the most effective being a large
erection on the principle of the Nene-
tian blind. When the laths are open
the structure at a few miles distance is
invisible: but when closed the form OF
a large dark tower is presented to the
distant observer, which appears and
disappears at short or long intervals,
and gives thus the like telegraphic Ian
guage and the same signals. The col
lapsible drum, the colomb, magnesium
lamps, the electric light, the fog horn
and steam whistle are all simi larly
employed Tor the same purpose and up
on the same basis, both ashore and afloat,
so that under all circumstances of
weather, signals OF Importance can al
ways be got through distances of ten or
fifteen miles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

PoP OvERs.-One cup of milk. q lit
tie cream, one egg, one cup OF -four,
and little salt. Bake in quick oven.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
DOMESTIC.

WASHING FLUID.-Washing in many
families makes days hard work every
week. It may be made much easier,
and quicker done, by using this fluid,
without injury to the clothes and with
little expense. Two quarts of boiling
water on half-pound of unsIaked
lime. Dissolve in another vessel one
pound of washing soda and one-half
pound of borax in two quarts of water,
then mix with the lime and boil five
minutes; let it settle and bottle the
clear part of the mixture. Use small
teacup of this to two pals of water with
a small cup of soft soap or as much hard
soap. Soak the clothes first in clear
cold water, then put in the boiler, in
which the soap and mixture have been
stirred in cold water, boil ten minutes,
then take out, wash the dirty places.
and rinse i'm plenty of clean water.
The fluia saves more than half the work,
very little rubbing being required even
for clothes very much soiled.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

Copies or R6cords.-A new meth Cd o
recording instruments has been inven-
ted by foreign gentleman. 1t con-
sists in copying the instrument by pho
tographs in miniature, and converting
the copies into metallic sheets
with indented letters, from which en-
larged copies can be made to order.
The same gentleman has invented an
ingenious process of indexing, too com
plicated to be described here. Ii is q
wonder that photography has not been
Systematically resOrted to in this cOun-
try for producing copies of records.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
RadWal's Ready Relief,

In from one 70 twenty mi1utss, never a,
relieve PAIN with ne thorough spp1c'r,'
No matter how violent OF eJcruci. At AZ n. ~
the RHEUNATIt', Bci-r!iiau, Inrru, Crr,ls)
Nervous. Neuralgia, or , o-Trits1 win 80
MAJ suffer, RknWAY'S READY RgLIgs "a
snord instant ease.
Inflammation OF m. HIdney., Inta--.I
tion OF the Bladder. Inflammation of ~
Bowels, C1uSe-tion sf the Luax>, ~
Throat, Difficult Breathing. PslpiIAfass 4
the Heart, HysteTic~, Group. Diph;Aeal
Catarrh. Influenza, Headache, TSOth.e,,|
Neurai.is, rheumatism, Gold Ckll
ASue thill-, Chtlblsins, Frost Rie,l
Bruises Summcr Coinpfaints ceagA
Cold, ~p-ains. Pains in Jse Chest: Baes 4
Limbs ARE fu..antiy relieved
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
FALSE AND TRUE
disease and It's Cure, " as follows. f'sass
List Of Disease. Cured b,
Railways STSalTlllial Rs1I.rt


Chronic Skin Diseases. Cara. =.
HumorS In the Blood ScrnrlIogs :, :. tae 5o>s
or unnatural Habit OF BODY. Syns,sSsse ~ b
real, SeVer sores. ChrOllc or Oit OiI -li Ve..
Rheum, HcketS, White Sv-liirs sSssN Y,
Uterine AIectiOns, Canke-s. Gis,'S,s.aAa-l 81 Hst
ings, Nodes, wasting and Dec.v !, ~ ~ Ss.l.
flmples ana hlotcheS. Tumors. Dv.r.'s ~ y. Soy
nes aeu o..uael diseases Chronic Rh - "
ana G0uf. Consumption. GrayaI 80 - Iu1A1z,
Deposits, ana varieties OF ths shoSaa 'SlAceioss
10 whica sometimes are given sSs.,S,. llA,l
we assert that there Is 10 Known -, .so.-
possesses the curative power o-.. aSsv "a;
eases int RAILWAYS REsoLyES- ,,-.--ssse - l.
cures, step oy step, surely, frorn - 3
ton. and restores The Injured 49, M,
sOuhi eoncitlon. The wastes sf m. - -
are stopped and healthy hleos 4. ~
Plseu 10 tse esysfsa, from vA.cA s..e
ttrlal Il tOrAed. TuiS IL the rs.r ns 50 y
power on RADvArs RssOLy,Sr n rsrr
NE system has been sslivAted ans s,sr
Sulckslyer, Corrosive Slblinafs hs,.o,slI
lated ant hecoIne deposited IN ma 80. - .al
etc, causing carries OF The ZONES -,css' Ess
curvatCreS, cOntlrti1ns, white srait.ss Nhk
eose veins, etc, tue SAESArlsrIIr,S n
away those deposits an e1iern,ns,a is..sl
u the disease IRON u. system ~ VA
IL thos, who are taxing tn-s, -,..,...
the cure OF Chronic, Scr fllouS o- sv.,,,.-,, y
eases, however slow may b. The cur. - =
Ter, and nnd their general health ir,,.o..
thelr ue,h and weight Increasing or avs. -
ing us own, II a sure sign that M. sn-. sA.ss
greSsinS. In these diseases tha nat,-., y
gets better OF Norse-ths virus AZ ~ s..-1 80
= not inactive; II not arrested and a..
the OloOd " vii spread and cOntinue a -
nlns nc constitution. A. soon IS ~ ~.
FAk.LilAS makes the patient 'feel6a,t,rs -
hour you Will grow better slt ,crea,.,,b ~,
strength and flesh -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
RadWay'S Regulating h

Perfect purgattves. Soothing Az
enss, Act without Pain, Always hes
BILE aud Natural In their OPeransa
A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FORCAosi
Perfectly tssteless, elegantly coA.ea
sweet KUN. purge, resus ale, p1i!'
and strengthen. -
OF the S.onzSA, Liver, bowels, kdne!s
DER. Nervous ID seases. He.da hs. Vc-sI
COstiyeness, Indigestion, DySpeI 81 =
nrss. Fever. Inflammation q the poNsS
and al deranSements OF the lnteFA "
Warranted % eIect q perfect cure Iu9S
etAole, containing 10 mercury, nine'ssu
eteriOus drugs
/" Observe the following synptol
in< rrom Diseases OF the Digestive ulssS,
sfipatiOn, Inward Pills.. fll-ness q
in the Head. Actiity OF The stonaea
Heartburn. Disgust OF FOot, FLll-sSss ~. " -
In the stomach, sour Erucia EaS -
Flutteriny AZ the Heart, ChoSlnS = -
SENSATIONS when IN lying posllle,s -, y
Vision. Dots or WSGS before tne es-~
and Dali Pain in the Head. pc1s.es1v
spiTaltOn. YellownesS Of The Skin ..- a. y -,
In the Side, Chest, Limos anu sl~--e-
Of Heat, Burning \ The Flesa- - -
A few dcSes OF RADvAYs Pills I.-.-x W
system rrom al the aooy--nainel eI'V'-
Price, Is Cents per Boz
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND rkeh
send A letter stamp 10 RADwAfI.s
No. 81 WARREN, cor. Chl ACh ~
Information worth thousands vi -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
THE True RELIEF.

RLpvAYs READY kELIEr IS the ealy 7s1s
Agent IN vogue that VIII instantly SOP pA-
Fifty Cents per Bottle
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

Balloons for War PHrpOSes.-On the
occasion OF the Inauguration OF NJ.
Theirs statue balloon ascent was made
at Nancy on August 4. The wind was
blowing from the west with velocity
of sixteen aud a half kilometres an
hour, and no variation in the direction
was perceptible from the ground 500
metres. The altitude of the balloon was
taken by officers from MaZleville, with
a theodOlite, and signals were eXchan-
ged with the ground during the ascent.
The signals were given by the aero
nauts with flag, and by the officers
with a rejecting mirror placed in the
end OF a tube, and mounted as a tele-
scope. The officers directed the rays
of the sun on the balloon, and inter-
cepted rays with a key in order to use
the Morse alphabet. The distance of
Mazleville from the balloon was more
lhan six kilometres, and the signals
could be seen at 4 much greater dis
tance, This shows that III a besieged
town passing balloon could be used for
giving orders to, or receiving news
from, friendly forces. This system OF
communication las been invented by
one OF the officers Of the garrison.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
DIPH1HERlA!!!

Johnson's Anodyne Iiniment VIII posi-
lively prevent this terrible disease, and Will
positiyely cure nine cases IN ten. Information
that VIII save many lives sent free by mail.
Don't delay moment. Preventi. Is better
than cure. Sold everywhere.
I. =. JOHNSON & CO.. Eangor, Me.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
OVARIAN TUMoRs

The removal Of these tum0rs ev R,,,,,.
ks SOLVENT IS now 50 certainly eStsbi.rssss.
what was once co sldeted almost nirSrg'-,s !. J.
now common Tcc0sniI 4 fsct b. IN 49,.
witness the cases Of Hannah P. Kn.D5 ~ =
hrapt. Mrs. J. II. Jolly and Ms. P d g,-s-,
puDishe IN our Aim tnac for 1879; Is ~, y
MIS-, 6 5. Boo,ns. n the present ei,uc. !. y.
False and True" =
One Dollar per Betfle
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

How IT PAYS TO RAISE CURRANTs.-
Let us look, for moment, into the de-
tails of growing say half an acre OF
currants and note what the resu 1t is
likely to be. \ piece of land fitted to
produce q good crop of potatoes Is in a
good condition to set to currants. To
set them four by five feet will require
about l200 bushels, and they should
cost about So per hundred, During
the first season potatoes may be planted
between the rows and between the
bushes. without materially injuring
the growth of the bushes or the yield
of the potatoes. During the second
year beans may be planted between the
rows. which, with what fruit is OBJ
tanned, should pay the original cost.
And the third year they shocld pro-
duce = pounds to the bush, which at
6 cents per pound, would amount TO
sos. After the bush has attained its
growth, with good culture 4 fair aver
age yield would be about three pounds
TO the bush, " hich at 6 cents per pound,
wo I'D amount to S2l6. The expenses
for labor and manure annually would
not vary materially from that required
on half an acre of potatoes after they
were planted.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
EmerSOn'S Anthem Book.

ByL. o. Emerson. Price 81 =, or sis per doz-
Ia IL a pleasure TO look through ihi. hns oook,
and Choir Leaders will all be plra--1 Nhn the sen-
eral beauty Of the music. and the gIsts NsrleV.
There are more IN IN Anthems, Notes. SENTENCES,
&c ineluiing an Anthem pux tloay and some nue.
new Hymn Anthems. Al'o i Rrsponses and Cnsnts;;
Music for Chris mas Easter, and all o1her spee'ai
occasions is provided.
Tue SLEEPING QUEEN, $50 ets.L Fine op~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
AGRICULTURE.

DUsT FOR ANIMALS IN WNTER.-The
most indispensable necessity of an
ample supply of dust for animals in
winter is understood by very few stock
growers. All sorts of animals delight
in dust bath. Chickens that have easy
and continual access to it will never be
troubled with vermin, either in their
houses or on their bodies. Cattle de-
light to stand in dusty road, scraping
it up with their fore-feet, and flinging
it over their backs. The cheapest and
most effectual cure for lice on cattle is
to scatter quart of perfectly dry dnst
along tine spine from the horn TO
the tail. In winter, when they can
not get it, many animals become cov-
cred with yermin. The writer has
rain-tight wagon shed, with strips
eight inches wide nailed close TO the
ground on three sides, into which half
a dozen wheelbarrow loads of dust are
placed every fall. There the poultry
delight TO wallow and roll in the sun.
1t is also kept and used for all other
stock at stated intervals, and no ver-
min of any sort is ever seen on them.
This is at once the mosr certain remedy
for these pests, while the the stock
;hrives by being supplied with what
they crave, and what, in state OF ma
ture, they would surely supply them
selves with, but which they cannot
when restrained and tied up yards
and stables.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
MINUTE REMEDY.

Only requires minutes, not hour, "a vr.,,
pain and cure acute disease.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

h,. gone straight into the hearts OF all lovers OF
sabbath school Music aud the fact Is dus 10 Its pu-
ritz, freshness and originality.
s-nd % cts in stamps for a sample copy. - per
dozen.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
HAVE YOU SEEN
"WHlTE " ROBES"

IN. new Sabbath School Bookf IL grand, good
beck and j. meeting with unexamPied success a,
Oniv publi she'd two months ago, 10 takes 50 well
Thai m. pgbli ers forced TO issue edition aiar
tion ~ ken pace with tho demand. To state is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

HNature is made better by no mean,
But nature makes that mean 60 DER that srt
Which you say adds to nature, is an art
That nature makes"
".This is an art
Which does mend nature-change 1t rather-but
The art itself is nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
FRANCISCO ARGoNAUT,
q NOR Al. DIR a M q.
THE SECRET OF DENMAN THOMPsoNs SUCCESS.


and
the
of
of Uncle Josh"
cfO
bucOc bOf No. of the tickle
othGan accident EVENING" Most certainly
evenings and pronounced than the first
simplicity
mbidne
Wcombn butH hthf a
all For
with adesttuton
drunken and worthless
with his
discouraged
and mothers
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25


and character
lesson that selfish life And
Josh" equally beneficial
Greeley CO Mher
the b 1ade for the dyspec the disappointed those dissatisfied
hardened and whose
Church. school, the circle entertainment that
remembrance
within
inRs" the "loggng kingsn and
shed Of country
wonderful and realistic the
GW I'm real glad gOshp Youbeahe
d dhoods the fields ~
red blossom
Of the continent and mix other s and
picture presented wildly
enough Of the old farmer and a
audiences and wonder
Mt-ts his alsmes. sysgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

dyhOo And this thigt religious
ular
from the well of feeling Its material
ciOn made "Une Cabin
Tom and its
tend the theatrical
much they would church Sunday Eoof the
instruction and the example be obtained These friends the romantic and
artistic school; satisfaction
develops into dishonest marriage digreeae
deserved DEATH They
the indee with situations that
shake ones face the ts details mwheme mhaHOwd life
before the They
dent they should they details
smile It's broad questionable w.t. bit realism,
strong and sturdy in the right they their
probation Of joke sympathy. They live
theatre They paive little unembeed
than music they follow with
that and impossible
Ted till the drop Of the curtain And nOtO be questioned that heafl
plays Of this description deal
get from the moral pleading
The sweet little pastoral sCh Of "FanchOn the Cricket" that when impressed
thoroughly regarding
real life that have
BarTOom" have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22
BY Frank ID. Hill a Co.,
Reaf Estate Agents ana Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUsTElT's SALE OF VALUABLE
10 mEnwEr,, LING ON SOUTHEAST COR,
NER BAyER S ays sp&r df sG DEED r.
aa,ed M.r,h q. 1879, &nd duly recorded IN the
Richmond Chancery Conrt Sierk oGF VIII Iro sa NJ
H. Lester and vii e 10 the utft w" " "
''' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1880,
at o'clock p NJ The PRoPEK[fr E eTssT'G Lo "
az AND. with the improvements thereon, yins x
and being In the city OF Riehmonui anu nnded
a. follows: Begnning at the southeast corner OF
Si~,h and Baker streets, thence running SOUTH
a,v po,e aid line OF sixth street, and fronting
,hereon 81 feet thence running back between par,
nlel lines 1874 feet to an alley IN common ~ iee'
wide. .,r a, ,vo,i bntlt covered
,ha wing nice front yard, and frui-trees 10 rear.
Under he deed eas d rs March, af g.
o. sS5x Will, interest from that date; the balance
upon sueh 'cf h's FRANK ID. HILL,
rect Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY, FREIGHT OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, October 10, 1881.
THE OLLOWING UNCLAIMED
Il GOODS REMAINING IN THIS DEPOT
WILL BE OLD AT AUCTION at the depot on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1880.
at IL O'clock A. NJ. II freight and charges are not
Amber, j. j., Lynehburg, bundle Rope.
Binford, j. j., Richmond. box Patent Medicine.
Bennett; 2. T., Richmond, l box Printing Matter
Bailey, W: H., Raleigh; box Merchandise.
Booker Brothers. OIL. Can.
Belyin, j. A. SidebOard.
Coldrlinch, L. NJ, Greensboro, / crate Fire
Chain, Captain r. D.. 1 oil.Tsnk.
Dickerson, /. r.. Richmond. 10 bags Phosphate
Douglas. Colonel II. T., Richmond. bundle Stats.
Fisher, Captain, bundle Books.
Fords Hotel, case canned Goods. c..,o
Gresham 4 Nsrpw1' Richmond Egg Crate.
Lee, A. s., 2 bundles Bags.
Ja ,nee,es " Il + Son 1'ss slnse Plow,
Morrison g., Henry's, N. g., bag Roots.
Mohler Brothers, baltimore, l package Wool
PITTS 4. Davies. scottsvllle, bags Bark.
Reihart, g., barrels q: w.
Turner Alien, bundle Brooms.
Tyler q Daniel, 1 NJ. r. Crate.
Ttce. j., WINSTON, N. c., bundle Stats.
Waller, II. H.. box G. Ware.
Warning q Co.. barrels Bone.
W0o0run w. W.. Knoxville, i box Hardware.
C.P. 8. & CO., NJ. L. Keg.
II. B.. Greensboro, bag Coffee
L. L., Kegs.
NJ. s., LyDchburg,1 keg.
fCAlTCL, bag Coffee.
Xxi barrel Mackerel
s. L j., Greensboro, ps. Axle.
8. & s., Athens, ps. Axle.
b.. ID. 4 Co.. 2 bars Iron.
FRI box Soap.
D. bundle Paper.
fPI box Tin.
iii box Mdse
TAI box G. Ware.
Id 2 boxes H. Nails.
Ill barrel Old Brass.
III barrel Cakes.
Whs1n: Baltimore tl I bag Bag.
Brand, bag Guano.
No mark: 1 Sidc-Sadde; I hoy Oysters. box r.
POWDERS OH Cans; undle Broems; Double
bars puhdle flow ,astinss: ! bag Coffee 2
boxes boxes M ss, Cha .rs; 2 Chairs-Rockers; l
s,nad1. Ws,hs, p~ kaye Boards; packages Bed
Ructe,s hos Id; 2 bundles Blinds; Wei,
package Printed Mater natter bundle BASKETS: nest
Baskets; b. ~ Gnano; 2 barrels Gusno; s bags
nm Ala Su Rar a bundles Iron; bale Marble
pun1'es . ny s.; dozen Pals haf.dozen Pals, B.
ox:~ asge Kettles coil Lead PIPE PIPE pdS Saiei
Ptcr| rate; bundle Stats; 10 bags Bark; box
~, ,ch .es: lot Paper Bags; bundles Broom lian-
le .; bundle Scythe-Blades; ps. Axle; bundle
, ,athes; bundle Hoes; bundle Paper: bundle
Nail-Bods; bag Seed; l barrel Flour; box
Glassware; 1 box Portei Wagon Hub; Ham
Boiler Pot and Tea-KettIe; hogshtad Stems;
Double ;'lOnghs; l oven and Pot; l Single
Plough; bundle Band IRON z bundles w; i Paper;
! bundle Pals. W. ". hNIuhI,
Sale conducted by JNo. L. LAUGHroN. Jr,; Anc-
ti0neer. DC lI-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-22
BY Jas. Macdougail, Auctioaeer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street..

EXCELLENT FURNITURE, CAR.
IL PETS, FEATHER BEDS, SILVER TEA.
SET, sEwING.MACHINEs. GOLD WATCH,
MATTRESSES, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. &C., &C, AT AUCTlON-THIS DAY
At 10 O'Clock viii sell at my warerooms. without
reserve, a large and varied assortment OF above
MARBLE. ANb &ALNUT.TOP CHAMBER
wXSLNur AND MAHOGANY wARDnoBEs,
w ysiy %.f MAHOGANY, and other MARBLE
whsHsTANDS and TABLES,
l HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT. covered In raw
FINE .TRiPLE-PLATE TEA-SET, with ICE
PITCHER sttached-very handsome;
l LADY'S GOLD WATCH. I'm perfect order;
EXTENT1ON,- LEAF. and other TABLES,
BRUSSELS. THREE TwO.PLY, and1NGRA1N
sinKBoARDs, TIN SAFES,
BEDSTEADS. LOUNGES.
OFFICE aud SCHOOL-DESKS,
1 WHEELER WILSON sEWING-MACHINE'
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS aud PILLOWS.
NEW hair and HUCK.MATTRBSSES.
several excellent COOKING and HEATING
ESGRAViyGs, CROCKERY, CLOCKS,
Is cases prime CHEESE, &C., &C.
This IL an excellent assortment OF housekeeping
articles, all OF which Is nearly new, belonging to
hrscass families leaving The city, to which the at
teution Of all In want Is respectfully asked.
JAS. MACD0UGALL, Auctionecr.
4. u. COOK, Salesman. oc ~