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Wonders of Visible speech.

DOSsou
Professor Butterfeld gave q demonstra.
ton Of visible speech on Friday evening st
the parlors of the Somerset House liz this
city, This consists of an arbitrary alphabet
of between one hundred and two hundred
characters, by which it is claimed the words
in any language may be dclineated, so that
any one understanding the universal alpha
bet can read and pronounce them in such
a manner that any one familiar with the
dialect can perceive their meaning. For
instance, Professor Butterdeld sent a
pupil out of the room, and lady gave
him a sentence in French, clergyman
one in Latin, and missionary one in
Hebrew. He wrote them in the uni
versal language, and then the pupil was
called in and read them all correctly. AT
a second trial, the pupil being sent out Of
the room, the sentence was given "The
boy stood on the burning deck" but, at
the suggestion of q Goubter, the word
" deck " was changed to " mast" and Rev.
Mr.. Richardson, missionary from Turkey,
gave difficult passage from the Armenian
language. These were written down, and
when the pupil was recalled she read the
quotation correctly, with "mast" for
deck" and also the Armenian sentence.
Finally, the pupil and the little daughter Of
Rev. Mr. Richardson were seat out OF the
room, and Mrs. Richardson gave the Arabic
This was written in the visible speeeh-an-
guage; the pupil was called in and read it
correctly, and the little girl translated it.
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YoYIxfOvu Centennial.

SHALL NEwBURGH BE- REPRESENTED AT ITS
CELEBRATION.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the
surrender OF CORVALLIS to Washington at
Yorktown, Va, is TO be celebrated at York
town in October, 1881, and Il is the intention
OF the military authorities Of Virginiato have
each OF the thirteen original States repre-
sented. If possible, by one or more OF its re-
giments of the National Guard. The Thir.
teenth regiment, b. oklyn, has stepped for
ward as q representative OF this State, and
as It's number, "13," is significant, it has
been decided that the regiment shall go.
The funds for the trip are TO be raised by
giving entertainments and by private sub
scription, the members OF tAe regiment
employing the time from now until Octo-
Der, 1881, in raising the money.
There would be peculiar appropriate
ness in the NewbUrgh militia taking part in
the celebra ion Of the Yorktown Centen-
NAL. AS every reader or American history
knows, after the successful termination Of
the siege OF Yorktown, October, 1871, the
main portion of the American army re-
turned TO the Hudson river, and Washing
ton, in April, 1882, made bis headquarters
at the Hasbrouck House in Newburgb, and
the army remained in camp here until the
Sd OF November, 1888, when ii was formally
diSbanded. The army which was success
full at Yorktown went TO that place from
Newburgh and returned to Newburgh
after the surrender of CORVALLIS. 1t will
thus be seen that no militia in the State
could so tittipely take Part in the cele-
braton as the Newburgh militia. The ques-
ton is, Shall the members of the Seven
teenth battalion go to Yorktown? The
whole or part Of the Seventeenth certainly
should take part in the celebration, and we
recommend that means be at once taken to
secure a representation at the Centennial
The trip would certainly be an expensive
one, but by taking time by the forelock. as
the members Of the Thirteenth of BROOKLYN
are doing, the necessary funds could easily
be raised beLw cen this and October, 1881
NewJwgh (N ~ Daily Register.
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Auction sALEs--.Future Days.
BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS sALE OF THE
| FTRsT-CLAss THREF.sTORY STOCK.
BRICK DwEI LLsG. No. 220, ON TIE u q, M y =
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS. At AUCTION
In pursuance Of a decree n the Richmond .hancery
Court pronounced on The 7ih day or feofuafy'
1850 IN suit sty led Dnesberry, &C.. re. Duesberry
Sc.. therein peining, the undersigned, appointed
seeclal commissioner thereby. will ofer iOr sale:
unon the premises. on TUESDAY the 2iih Gay OF
February 1850. nj AZ O'Clock l.. NJ, The aboyed de-
scrihed TBREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
containing nine rooms with bath arfangemenis,
cuiverts. &C. Sc: nice two-stOry detached kitchen
of several rooms. The property IS In thorough re-
mir. and the location and neighhorhOod tqual 70
any on Church Hin. The LOT frons 32 rect
inches on Twenty second street. and runs back l32
feet. TO any one wishing TO purchase reatiy nice
niece OF properly this offers good chance.
TERMS: one third cash: RESIDUE az six ana tweive
months the purchaser to give negotiable notes WIN
lognl Interest added from the day Of sale, and ne
lille to be retained until conveyancs Is ORDERED Dy
the Court JOiN :. WIS.,
n 10 Special Commits Toner.
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Two wears In Heaven.


Two ycars-as we count time briow-,
Have come aud gone, their traces ies''"t
or that dart dkv. that dav OF woe . .......
When thy loved form we laid wltn fticN'"N
Within that consecrated sfohna e.ra
Where { n shall cease ana resi- VIC i"""'"
Above thy graves the dome OF elur,
The classic river rolis beside ihee;
like some stern quart upor his beat.
10 See no harm shall e'cr tetide 'hes'
Two wears for "a OF toll and tears.
For thee The crown. The wreaili OF glotJ'
For us TIE grief, the donhts and tears,
For thee The Christian victor s,oi}.
such early called indeed are Diest
They early enter into resi
Too tender, pure for this cod clime. ,do.
Fartl,,. foreign soil 30 strength could icnuef'
Alone IN Heavens clear atmosphere
,an bloom plant so fsir aud tehdef'
Two years--for Us how cbedutred: chsngen,a
Have been the devious ways we've "ehueu'
FoT thee the same once rugged ROAD
Two Years ago forever GUIDED;
rhe crosses, cares Of earthly safe
Fotsook thee at the golden gate;
And yet. methibks, the change wac snsu'-
No quick, no sudden transformation
Was ne eded then 10 ~ Thee wen
For thy celestial endless slauOh'
Two wears IN Heaven--twO years OF n'e
Serene cxaIt TO perfectiOn,
r,ost thou vet think Of those below
who loved thee with supreme affection =,
Who. 0 own true home. where e'er they De'
Is ever thine-abOge Win thee. ,
Thank God thou can'st look BACK on ue''h-
Tbou las, the life immortal gwen;
nd while we mourn our deepest loss
we Know two years arc gained 10 fe'iNch' 70
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February T. 1851.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Fnturc Days.
BY Robert y. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud AuctloneeF,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VAL
l. UABLE LITTLE TRUCK. MAEkET-, OR
DATRY-FARM, CONTAINING 20 ACRES, EASE
OF THE CITY AND FRONTING on OAKWOOD
AVENUE ABOUT ONE FOURTH OF a NILE
FROM THE CITY LIMITS, ADJOiNlNG TIE
LANDS OF 9. T.. LATHROP AND OTHEhs;.i IN
part execution Of cerrain deed 81 trust dated FEB
ru,ry 7. 1879. from Janes T.. and George T.
Drinker and wives 10 tire Undersigned. as trustee.
and recorded IN the clerks Office OF Henrleo
County Court, -. II 1902, page 2s7, WIZ Offer ior
sale. upon he premises, on THURSDAY The IGN
day of February. 1880. AZ 4 O'Clock +. NJ. being
required so to by the holder Of the note described
I'm aid deed, default having been made IN me paw
meut Of The same. the ah0ye-descrlbcd TRULY
VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY. The soil
has teen highly improved. and IS well waertd. The
i'm prOyeme consist of a ace six room FRAME
DWELLING. kitchen. and all necessary out build
ings The proper Is now occupied by Mr.. James y.
Drinker. who win take pleasure in showing the place
10 any one wishing b. Inspect.
TERMS: Whit the deed requires cash as 10
so 900 with interest &C. and cost of sale, set II Is
probable that more liberal terms Will he announced
AT sale. ROBERT Il. LYME,
fe III Trustee.
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ny Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionetr,
1912 cast Min street.

UCTION SALE OF A NICE LIT
N TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY,IWO
ACRES LYING on THE NEW. BRIDGE ROhn,
ABOUT A QUART Err OF A MILE FROM THE
CiTY. AND ADJOINING THE LAND, Ot
BRAUER's ESTATE, DRINKER. AND 0THER
rtnnes,ed nv The owner, Who resid's Ia another
STATE and who is determined 10 sell TO offer for safe;
upon the premises, on THURSDAY The ION DAY o.
.Jos.nh T. Drinker-Say at O'Clock L. VI the
above.d scribed PROPERTY. The soil IS In "A high
state of cultivation, and has been well x nl up he
of Six rooms brick stable. covered with tin' aud all
other necessary out-hOuscs, in good repair.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, ana announcer al
sale.
special attention IS invited 10 this sale.
ROBERT u. LYME,
foil AuctiOneer.
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Only ABBOTT eight miles, or possibly less
than that, from Circleville, they point you
out the famous elm, il the old settlers
haven't cut it down for cordwOOd, under
which Logan, the famous Indian chief,
closed the debate by remarking that he
would not turn on his heel-although he had
a remarkably good heel for pivotal pur-
poses--to save his life, after which he pro-
pounded to the company his famous origi-
nal conundrum, "Wbo is there to mourn
for Logan 7" And when they all had to
give it up, and by these presents then and
there did give it up, themselves, their heirs,
administrators, executors, and assigns, be
gave the answer himself, "Not ODe." To
which the American Commissioner replied,
What, not any 20 And then Logan
said
Now look here. Isn't it too badY Did
YOU ever notice how the spirit OF irrever-
ence' and iconoclasm rules and holds high
face highly carnival in the human breast /?
Here i have been burning with honest
wrath against those good, honest old men
who ruthiessly trampled down the mounds
and hideously squared out their circular
town, and in the next breath 1 am rid
ding Logan's speech; utterances that
are touching and noble in the dignity OF
their pathos and eloquence. Ii Is shameful,
and l take it all back, and am sorry said
it. you may print it, however; time is
precious, and can't waste this letter and
write smother one just on account Of a
dead Indian, whose surviving relatives
have no political influence In this cOun-
try.) 1t is too bad. i hope the
old settlers OF Circleyille will forgive me.
Alas, brethren. how seldom 1t Is that man
Is not of,ener-I mean how often 1t Is sci.
dom that man-that you rarely find man
is seldom better than his neigbbors; nest
see pa musshooS-B urdette, In HaUceye.
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A Hymn 81 Peace.

kansas City Times.l
q sons Of Apdroscoggin sires,
Nroaetock men and Waldo wains,
Owe from sagadahoc pl2ins-
Back 10 your affairs and your hresl
And lei Passamaquoddy's son.
Aud PamcdumcOok's scion bold
Aud Baskahegan's warrior hold
For might prevails and war Is done.
On old Katshdin's crsgsy height,
Where MadawaSca'N waves run nleh
And old Walloosto0k ripplts ny,
Proclaim The news that might Is rish''
Flow down, MuscOngus, TO the sea.
And thou, PcnODscOt DOWNWARD no"
For old Umbagog De'er shall know
the war tiIat threatened once 70 De-
Let old SkOwhegan's rumblings cease
Piscatqquis's ire be palcd,
And KemeDunk and Casco Veiled
With gentle, hearty, lasting peace
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THE upparI-Diyer.

In beauty, as God. conquered by dealh-
Proclaiming courage. snd sure hope In life,
Eternal life, beyond this worlds sad strife.
Oil sweet, fair face, of purity divine,
Hallowed by Angels touch with heavenly sign.
I'm Welding all for treasures of the deep,
Thy soul the pearl of greater price shall Keep.
' FRANCE.
February 10, 1880.
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The thermometer was at 100 below zero
ut Montgomery, n. Y, Tuesday morning at
at 8 o'clock, and 80 below at O'Clock. The
ice-men are at work In full force. There
will be plenty Of Ice there.
The thermometer Tuesday morning at
Hartford, CT, indicated 100 below zere, In
West Hartford 100 below. and In Bristol $50
below. There will be plenty Of Ice there,
100.
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SEEQSMEN.

7 WILL SUPPLY EX. EARLY PEAS
l. TO my customers at ~ per bushe- not over one
bEshel 10 any order.
Knowing the fact we unhesitatingly state that
the irst English Peas sold IN this market grown IN
this vicinity. was from seed bought rom Mr. fiu-
NRR Henry Grubbs, Nike Dugdn, John Eve-
rsft Produce Dealers. ~ eOnd Market.
Mr. fIGNER's Cabbage Seed gave me better salts
Henrco county.
Mr. FiGSER's seeds In variety gave entire sao s.
faeon-Stsphen Hunter, p. oprietor Sc. claire tIo-
Address orders TO W. G. FIGNER. seedsm',n.
sos Marshall street, Riebmopd 4, Va.
70 5-eollm
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by Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncors,
11l3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY NEW
N BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.--On MONDAY the
6tn Of February. 1880. at AZ O'Clock +: VI, we
shah sell by auction on The premises. on the norm
side of Clay street between 1wenty-seyenin anI
Twenty-eghth streets. . NEAT INO-STOR1
NEW BRICK DWELLING, with five rooms
wardrobe. kitchen and Ot 24Xl6j feet.
TERMS :One-,hir1 cash b1lance IN SIX ana iwslVe
mon hs. uegoiOnab,c notes given for the deferred
payments. with interest added aud secured by Il
deed of trust. RCHARDSON n ""
fe 10 AuctiOnoers,
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By Robert D. Lyme
" Io12 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS sALE !, W y a mA ArE1,
OyALu,h,,syk .TI;MnpRovED SUBURBAN. TRUCK yi,
i1ifIu e0s,D BRICK DWELLii,M4 an hMp
pp nnr LARGE IMPRgxkMh,nnissn II NV IN
n IN BBowLiNG GREEN FROM THE CHEsh.
TIE koeY bbit,Io PhIfROAD SHOPS 10 The
mm T1mh Sitsvii:LE TURErTlrhEE L nHY" join
THE ToRMEIgs n yn NMo m REcENILY OWN
MINohn bny,triIrIipfFp Ivy RUSH BURGESS. $50
Nv SiiBIiC AUCTION-ln ", VA. cI,y %, pirb.
en,ere by the Cnancery Cou.' Ieiyin and ais en-
mona 10 W. na,h day OF January, 1880. appoint
eren "m a,nmissonefs Tor the pnrpore we sns pro-
coed to sell, upon the nren or February 1880 At
MtDN a,cpoc. of thai day ar fair: u nj on
me e no1t fair day thereafterl the PROVE, ~ or
~ The deed a. 9lew'i jf FL LhSD. with the bull
TIE, In ystnents thereon. formerly ownedp
Iahn Minor Bots. wing on Bownng suIeet: ~, ME lie
county Of Henrlco; so0o, adjoining The properly
l,op p ~, ncr and others. containing about
FoRTY ACRES THIS Iand Is tN.re1"9b az con,
ana is I'm high state Of cutiva9n' an o -, vsi-
1i, m The ,itv of Richmond is Extremely tslu
W ", o., only far its great advantage as 1ucs
S.rm INT by reason OF its prospec.Nre sa. s 49,
ste for building lots, The DIV ELhiN1 u S hs
Containing about nine rooms; hlCnSn' ~ t nus
,, ~ rorr norces: IS well watered: and mere
e. nnon This place a most exec lisut oIclaiu @ e
many grape vines. which bear wen. @ d ,na
as desirable places near klcnnJ, rv FOR inyestment
sale Oilers an unusuai oppOi'"" 49,
or for a home. ,.o,oo vul no . One fourth
Of the purchase money IN easn' s Us' twenty -four
monibs. nceotlabe notes. with q per ceat' lnteres.
added. and secured by trust deco, OF HI casn ~
the option of the purchaser 49,, =, do,, of March
next The oroperty is now occupied 10y Mayor D.
"ar"icN "oO'' +. NJ. CONNER.
Special Commissioners
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last BOUND.

last BOT NJ.
Mall train arrives al Richmond daily sN- y.
ccpt sunday st............-..s.s 90 -'''
Express train arrives at Richmond dAN . N
Accommodation train arrives a. kl'u- . A
mond daily except sunday at..,..-..'..e N
Nixed train leaves stanton Al %.
taking passenger At GordOnsyiilr FROM thc nt
midland traiT from Washington, AMI aii.'''
Richmond al sac L. VI 49, l. LIP
A connects with Virginia Midland t'
I.ynchburg, DanSille, aud Atlantic w. AL.
ohio Railroad stations, an VIII tifsln,
land train, leaving at $40 L. NJ. Iol a.'."- liz
h connects With Virginia Mlditha "'--
Iyuchburg and Danviilc. .t.t.l
4 connects with Valley railroad aceOiAu
train. leaving al S:l5 y NJ. for iarnS'utuik IL
ID connects with Valley railroad ualn' 4eA'.
lllf A. NJ. Cor Harper's Ferry
r. connect With stages for LeNluStnh' - ~
s. connects with &. h. ;. aud 4. T.. sleAmc'' 49,
Portsmouth and Ctnciunatt. -, az
q connects with scoto Valley rallrOAi ''
Northwest. , -, ,he NtsL
Northwest. and southwest ". ~ =. DlNNL
| Engineer and sapcrintruSN I'd
| CONWAY X. HowAKp, GeDssA faSSSHSs5 NJ
| Ticket Agena
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RAILROAD LIN -.

RICHMOND, FREp'G 4 PoT0 MAC X. r. CO..
RICHMOND, VA, Noys mber 7, 1879.
NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
~ trains ON This road WI rln as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s:l2 A. ~, leaves Byrd Street station ds " tex
cept sunday 3 due al Washington,
llo I. "; baltimore, SOB L. VI: ;
PhiladelV ia, 6:3C 4. NJ; New YORK,
1000 T.. NJ
500 Z. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station da y; due
a. Wa hington, 9:23 T.. VI Baltimore,
ll:2J L. NJ: Philadelphia, 32o A. NJ.
New York, Gas A. VI.
400 T. NJ, \ CCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Junction. leaves Broad Street ststios
'dally Except Sdrd days..
SOUTH BOUND.
I015R. NJ, arrives At Byrd-sueet station daily
Except Sundaysl Leaves New YORK,
6:l5 A. NJ: Philadelphia. lla3 A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 L. VI Wahins'
ton $50 L. NJ. -
l1:4O A. NJ, arrives At byrd-Street station daily
Leaves New York, 1000 z. NJ. Phil'
adeiphia, 1:1o A. NJ; Baltimore,
4:5b A. " Washington, 700 A. NJ,
s:43 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
ct Broad-Street station Tally tsIcep'
Sundaysl q. A. TAlLVn,,
EFT. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent N
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Rv " Gndlin.
By W. GOddin,
Real Estate AZ, mt aud Auctioneer,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
= ERICK TENEMENT AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF. CAKl AND StGQMR sTREEETTS,
AND OF 4 HANDSOME BU1LnlNG.LOT ON
TIiF NORTU SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
FOUslIEE AND ADAMS sTEEETS.-At the
request OF the hcirs.at-aw Of he late Fleming
Griffin stall sell at auction. on the premises, re-
spec'iyely on FRIDAY the 1911 Of February
1880, a. 4:30 O'Clock = NJ, the large and we'll
ocatei BRICK DWELLING at the northwest cor
ntr of Cary aud second stree T., al present occupied
10y General p. T. Moore. The LOT has front ot
20 ZIP feet and depth Of about l2O feet u an
alley. The DWELLING contains 10 rooms, WIN
from and rta' porIlcos' ana ON tnc lor mere Is
laro, brick kitchen containing four rooms.
After which, on the promises, wilt be Soid thtt
hand. ONE BIIDlN G.LOT located Is ABOVE. having
Il front of about 20 feet aud depth Of 100 feet 10
wide paved alley, having thereon Drlch sinDIe'
framed tenement for servants. Nc.
The foregoing prOpery should attract the atten-
lion Of capitalists and others, As 1t IS very desraOy
located. ,
TERMS: One third in cash; balance in siX.twelye
and eighteen months for resotitbe no,es, interest
addict. stcured by a deed of trust.
10 Hold, W.GODDIN. Auc'ioneer.
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Wagonsmakers from all parts OF the
country met at Chicago Tuesday, and de-
cided 10 advance the prices on wagons 10
per cent.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICR,
RICHMOND, VA, January 81, 1880.
gNuE PICuMONn AMI nANVII I II

l. RAILROAD COMPANY hereby gives notice
to the holders Of the consolidated mortgage bonds
maturing May l. 1850, that II will pay the same at
ers thereof, on or before April $780, exchange the
said consolidated bonds tor the general mortgage
per eent. gold bonds OF the Richmond and Dam
VILE Railroad Company maturing January ], l91 3,
at niDety-iye 1851 per centum OF the par value OF
said general mortgage bonds, paying the difference
OF i've i5) per .centum In cash, with an equitable
tive bonds.
Until further notice persons wishias 10 make the
exchange, or for further informal ION, viii apply 10
the Treasurer Of the company % TO the undersigned.
A. S. BUF0RD,
fe2-2mwSw PRESIDENT
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by James NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

WHAT COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY
4 FRAME DWELLING No. 1902 POPLAR
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND tlt-
TENTH STREETS. CONTAINING 70 L X
ROOMS. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Ne VIII
fer al public auction. upon the premises. on MON
DAY the Gun day OF February 1880. at A O'Clock
i. NJ, that NEAT FRAME DWELLING as above
located. The lot fronts 224X1O6 feet.
TERMS Very liberal. and made known AT save.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
mo AucloneGrs.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A y + W
1 FRAMED DWELLING AT THE SOUTH
WEST CONNER OF EIGHTH ANo BATES
STREETS. NAVY HlLL.-ln execution Of deed
Of trust from W J. Ward and wife to the subscri-
her. will sell bv auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. 18Th February. at "A O'Clock i. NJ. the
NEW FRAMED DWELLING, with three rooms
situated rs above. The lot Is l5xl22 feet.
TERMS: BY consent. one fourth ca>h; balance az
six twelve. ana eighteen months, Win interest," anu
secured by trust deed.
WILLIAM II. TALMAN, Trustee.
CRrRRsS WILLIAMS Auctloneers. fc9
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BY Paine & Nowlin, Auciioneers.
No. 1912 Main street.
r ARGE SALE OF OIL CIIROMOS
Il Ar AirCTION.

On MONDAY EVENING. February 18th, COM
mencing nj 7 O'Clock. will sell at our auction
200 OIL CHROMOS,
I'm walnut and gilt frames, embracing great variety
of SUBJECTS. ,,r
The public invited 10 attend, as this Is by far
the nretliest collection that we have ever Tered
sale uOsitlye PAINE & NOWLIN.
fe l2-Th.S&NI-3t Aucllon'ers,
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By Jno. L. Laughton. Jr.. Aucti0necr,
GIG Main street.
REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORI
BEICK-AND-lRON-F TENtMENr
AT THE SOUTHWEST G0RNETRI; OF tkAS y !,
SALE.-This really FIRST-CLASS STORE ana
DWELLING, occupied as 4 drugstore DY ,hr.
CHARLES A. Rerrnn and by other, IS for sale. IL Is
s..S.sed al $1,000. The building alone Is Insured
for 900. At the present reduced rent IL com
mands Sl.O32 per annum. If applied Tor In ten
DAYS it can be bought for $4,000 cash. Call on
w. GODDlN.
fe 1921 Peal Estate AuctiOneCr
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nv Jas. Macdougall, Anctioneer'
No. 10 Governor for Thirteenth street.
CTOCK OF MILLINERY, FIXTURES,
W.t,on decIinp business. has determined to sell at
auction on THURSDAY The 18TH instant az ~
o'clock at her store Ne. 3Ul Broad street, corner
of Thiid. her entire stock. embracing
CoODS IN THE MILLINERY LINE
which have always been considered of the best quail
ity consulting OF general assortment am ngsI
which NAV be named In part HATS. trimmed and
untrjnmed: RIBBONS in great variety. FLOW M
and FEATHERS of the best quality, LAt.ES. Ell
VETS, SILKS. SATlNS and large STOCK OF FAN
CY GOODS and FINDINGS. in 100 great variety 10
be men toned In an advertisement.
STORE FIXTURES, embracing Showcases La
dies wiring Desk, Mirrors, Partitions, CURTAINS
Shelf-BOXcs, Signs. Shades, stoves, nc.
The attention OF lhe ladies' Is particularly re-
uuesttd ms the gosrs will be sold in lots TO nit
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
AuctlOneer.
= T. COOK, Salesman. lie y