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Dire POrtessts. cN

II we are to draw any rational Infer
ence from the leading editorial In yestel-
days issue OF the Times, that befuddled
yet intensely comic journal must enjoy
large circulation among the marines,
who constitute . proverbially credulous
class. Id. ,.,. l.,..
Equally unable to sssail Hancock or de-
fend Garfield effectively, the Times BY a
providential Inspiration, remembers that
(Which his name is" Weaver. He IL an
unknown quantity, q pohtico-algebraic a
in the Presidential Problem, and the
Times proceeds SCENT ficaly 70 ascertain
hls positive value. u...'t ,~,, n .,5,1
BFor this the erratic Greepback meteor
the Times betrAys o sudden and surpris.
ing resp, .CIt asserts that he win make
. most brilliant camp aign, will probably
carry several Southern States, and thus
throw the election Of President Into the
House u Representatives This from .
cessively saddening to Garfield, for ft.is
an involuntary confession that he cannot
he elected anyhow.
Should the choice of President devolve
upon the House, the Times goes on to
show that the decisive vote will rest
with Mr.. De La Natyr, the Greenbaek
Congressman from Indiana, In which
event our contemporary fears tnab Inc
Democrats would capture him, lli1
The article contains much more fiction
and speculation OF shis amiable character;
what IL is, all worth may be inferred from
the solitary fact that Texas ID one of the
States conceded to Weaver. Not men,
bcr OF the Republican National Conven-
tioD would dare to smell wager that
Hancocks majority In Texaswill bel 900,
We feel constrained to accept one oil
two conclusions: either the Timss has re-
solved to treat the campaign hencefortb
in the spirit Of barlesque, or Its leader OF
can COMMITTEES to assist Weaver withou
stint In the hope of throwing the election
into the House. That II felt to- be Gar
fields only chance now, and forlorn hope
il IL. No impartial observer doubts that
Hancock and English will sweep this
country like whirlwind.-N. Y. Star.
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Drink With A ooodIy Com pany.

drink with a goodly company,
With the sun that dips his beams,
And quaffs In loving revelry
The pure and sparkling streams
The laughing streams
That catch It's beams,
To plash them back in light;
The glistening streams
Whose ripple CLEANS,
Like liquid diamonds bright.
i drink with blooming company,
With flowers Of every hue;
Where fragrant lips take daily sips
Ofsweet and Odorous dew
Of morning dew
30 fresh aud new
That tenderly distiis,
The balmy dew
30 rure and new,
That every petal fills.
l drink with merry company
With every bird that sings;
CarOltng free q strain Of glee,
Az he waves his airy wings,
Wild soaring wings,
And upward springs,
Filling the air with song;
The woodland rings,
And echo filings
The warbling notes along.
I drink with a noble company,
With all the stately trees,
That spread theirlofty shade abroad,
And dutter allie breeze, ,as .,
, IA The playfnt breefe " 90 J.
That Ioves to please
My comrades great and small;
I'll drink al, ease, ......,
Pure dfaughts or these, '''i' ~
They're water drinkers all!
Religious Telegraph.
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THE slRsr FFnALE NOVELIST


From the Home journal.
We hardly read Of a single authoress
during the Middle Ages. In those days
female education Was almost entirely
neglected, except In rare instances. ii
women possessed talent they were COM
pelled to hide 1t. No female novelist
worthy Of the name.appeared In England
until the reign Of George Ill. The lady
who first had the courage to brave public
oplnion was Frances Burney, the friend
of Garrick and DE Johpson. Miss Bur
ney remeiped unmerried until she was
nearly 40 years ofage. Romance is then
supposed Fto exercise "a less dominaht
power, but she, nevertheless, had T. q
imprudence to espouse Monsieur d'Ar-
blay, French refugee, whose income
consisted only of precarious annuity of
Gl00. The marriage, however, proved =
very happy one. Mscaulay describes
Monsieur d'Arblaytss fan honorable and
amiable man, with handsome person,
frank, soldierlike manners, and some
taste for letters" The pair did
not suffer from poverty the wife became
the bread-winner, and otvery long after
her marriage her third novel, s'Camilla, i"
was published, by which she is said to
have realized over 5000 guineas.
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For the Gazette. Ef rUIfF(
Letter from Samuel Townsend


THE WORKINGS OF THE TRAMP LAW.
Our Legislature of late has made,
1t D custom to set near three MONTHS
Business or no business, for to make
and enact laws for about lao, 900 peo-
pie, and during the ,last session, al
though fruit raising has been added to
the farming industry, which every
sensible agriculturist knows requires
an extra amount of labor, and also the
Railroad Company knows by the ex-
ira, increased amount of freight they
carry for two or three months, not
withstanding clamor was gotten up
against this extra laboring class called
tramps, and law was passed trying
to cut them off, the face of, earth, and
this season some farmers In harvest
have had to smoke for it, for instead
Of a few pieces, of meat, and bread
given to these poor trampsb they have
had to pay extra dollars and bind and
work at the wheatqall night In some
places, and the Railroad Company
that gets the lions share. of the fruit,
used their influence at Dover to get
this tramp law passed, begrudging to
give these, poor tramps a ride some
times on their freight trains, when
these very tramps were by their labor
in picking peaches and other work,
supplying the Railroad with thousands
of dollars in freight. I think this
year will cure some short sighted
farmers. There viii be wanting down
in Delaware and Maryland, VI, ths
next three 0r fOur weeks five h,1nd rpf
men-you may cali them tramps,o d
peach picking professors, or Gentle.
men, and as Chief Justice Squire
George b. Dickson, Of Dover decided
last summer at Dover that ten cents
would be all that was necessary foi
one of these men to show to relieve
him from the penalty of the tramp
law, that amount Of money would
show visible means of support, as il
would buy a loaf Of bread. ilnh SIS "a
siH .slel SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND, July 9th 1880. g7t a'I
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Colonel W. M. Shannon was shot dead
by Colonel z. B. Cash in duel on the
border Of Camden county, s. G, on
Monday. Shannon was the challenger,
and the trouble arose from some legal
proceedings, in which he was accused, 1t
Is said unjustly, of having "reflected On
Mrs. CASH" He had been challenged by
a man named Ellerby and declined, and,
being then posted by Cash as a"coward,' y
the temptation was too great for bis NOR
al courage. He was go years Of age. As
a result of the trouble, . meeting has
bean held in Camden and an "Anti-Du
elling Association" organized.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.


Worrying will wear the richest life to
shreds.
Good manners are made up of petty
sacrifices.
Feeling is no criterion whatever of
right or wrong.
We are led on, like the little children,
BY way we know not Of
There is nojustice In this world save
thar which springs from the center of a
heart of love.
Gods people, the world over, are ore
IN hope and purpose, and ASSURANCE of
ultimate victory.
The Joys of heaven are like the stars,
which, By reason of our remoteness,
appear extremely little. r-9 81
The strongest heart will faint some
times under the feeling that enemies are
bitter and that friends only know half
the sorrow.
Blessings may fail and fortunes vary.
but the thankful heart remains. The
happy past at least is secure, and heaven
Is ahead.
Be thou like the bird perched upon
some frail thing, who, although he feels
the branch bending peneath him, yet
loudly sings, knowing full well thathe
has wings.
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In his Painesville speech on Saturday,
GARFIELD put the question to his hear
ers "Suppose your country, in the aw-
fully embodied form Of majestic law,
should stand above you and say, Il want
your life come up here on the platform
and offer it, how many would walk up
before that majestic presence and say,
sHere am; take this life and use it for
your great needsp'" GARFIELD him
self proved unequal to an infinitely less
severe test. His country required him
10 be an honest man while he was In Z
service in which there was no danger
and he sold out for $32o.-Sun.
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FaShiona ). le EurnlrureI
]. & J. Y HARTMAN
No. 40 King street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

..srsz.. we respectfully inform Ghe citi
S8 gems Of Jilmingt0n, and the sur
al rounS In country thu i've centinue
q 1nHto ms.nufacture and keep on hand
a. our large and long established ware
yle, Z, lsisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
id Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor
anins-room and chamber uses.
Dur assortm ent OF Furniture is larger and
d al articles sold at our establ.shmen
warranted as represented. 49, bu.su.
Venitian Bllnds OF the most fashionable
esigns made to order and kept constantly
q hand. We also manufacture and Con
ytantly keep q large assortment of Sp =
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
J, al. n, HARMAH
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Elisha English, the grandfather Of
Hon. VIM. Fl. English, tho Democratic
candidate for Vice President, was born
March Q, 17es, near Laurel, Sussex
Co., Del, and died in Louisville, Ky,
March Z, 1857.
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~. ~. -L9laS7 g'LsIIE =. snsoao
nonos ~, ,ss soAs.ss, to the soldier statesman.

Baptized IN the Bdptfa Pool"
Hancock Hancock Is my theme.
Hancock TIL / diej
I've been baptized In the Hancock faith.
And I'll live ON the hancock side.
oHoRUs-Ohi hail Cincinnati,
h, Hail Cincinnati,
OH hail Cincinnati.
~ I'll stick to the Hancock side
Hancock went to New Orleans
1, A district to command,
He performed his duty TO that country
- And not to a military band,
Hancock Will GO through Of course,
n With English by his side,
New York and Indiana too.
go VIII prove the nations pride.
F0 W. {. T.
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1T is safe prediction that the ocean
steamship Of the future, with its improv-
ed compartment build, its perfected code
Of signals, its electric lights, its buffers,
its apparatus for deluging fire as soon
az it shows itself, its improved lifeboats
and RATS, ready for use at minutes
warning, and its thoroughly-drilled crew
will make our. children wonder at. the
steamships to which their rash parents
were wont to intrust their lives. ~ ii'
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NoTTn n
RE0ISTsR'S ORDER.
RHGBrnHs Oyrron, bi1pN !
NEW CAsTLn COUNTY, May n, 1880.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Maya, 1880. D.
Upon the application of Daniel Farra.
Administrator Of, Osborn Belt late
Of Wilmington Hundred, in said coun-
", deceased. IL 10 ordered and directed by
the ReBistsr that the Admi illustrator afors
said give notice OF the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advsrtisems snts 10 be posted
Within 1Orty days from the date OF sucli
letters, In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Caat,s, reQufring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate 70 present The samS or abide by an
act OF assembly In such case made and
provides. And also cause the same TO be-
Inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGToH GAxsTTs, anewspaper pub
ltsheu In Wilmington. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, 10. o. d.
f-o Given under the hand aud seal
4 l.. D. Of offioe OF the Register Aforesaid
WI at New Castle, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. o. BlGGs, Register.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
on or before May 2Ath, 1881, or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. DANIEL FARRA, I,l
Address. Wilmington. Del. js6Sweod.
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RB0LSTERS ORDERS
u EaIsTER's ORDER.
RHQIsTER,a OFKIcu

n
REGIsTERs OPrIcn,
New CASTLE county, June 10th 1850 T.
upon the application OF Robert McClin-
yock. Executor OF John McClintook, late
Oh Brendywine Hundred, In. said coun-
". .deceaaed IL IL ordered and directed py the
register that the Executoor aforesaid
give notice OF the granting or LISTERS
IestamentAry upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
oi, by causing advertisements to Be post
ed Within forty days from the date of guch
ietters, In six Of the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, reqlilrine all
persons having demands AGAINST the es
tate 70 present the same or abide BY an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a a newspa pefpub.
,ished In Wilmington, and TO be eoritine
ued therein three weeks, l(e d).u ion n,
49,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. 3. Of office OF the Register Aforesaid
s--~~~' NJ New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year aboys
NOTICE. 3ul seiIi
.,. PSSNSns nhvlns clalIns Against the
estats ol the deceased must present phe
same duly attested 10 the Executor,
on or before Jane 10th, 1881, or abide the
ACT Qf Assembly In such case made and
provided. ROBERT McCLINTOCK,, =
Address. .--Prssidsn Street Depot. p. w.
q b. II. H.. Baltimore. Nd. % iel8.sweodi I
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TNHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

TIME ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Gath, 1851.
Open to receive deposits dafly from A
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
"'o sEMI.XsNUAL .DfvIpEND, +
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawna
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per.
twice in each SMfxsIN;AaERs. SMfsI;
Ohas. W. Townsend George 8. Oapells,
Hs1as1 Henry +. Durea snA'n Edward ri VI psriinTt6n.
w. Hastings, Job II. jackson, -
Edward Pussy, yy,,ony H,ga,I.. Wm; II: swift swift
fsb2i-iy g. 4. TAYLOR. Treaaures.
LrIRsT NATIONAL BAN, ,..,,,,,,,,,
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MoEEr
AND -, ..,-..-
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES. 'i.'..,.,,,t., t,.',.s.,.,. b.,
EDWARD BETS, PREsIDEEr: -
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, 9, CAsHINR.
Paid up Capital, I. 10. 100000,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Es
change furnished to regular Depositors
| without charge. ti t-4 'tti i-l
Discount days. Mondays and ursdsI
ut $40 A. M. .-.........-............ s.,,-
Clement B. smyth, George W. Bush
| John ii. Adams. eli Garrett,
Henry 8 McoOmb. Y Ssm %iiI,.m ssRssSfs Rssas w.
= Edward Bstts. lbp Aianl-ly
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Whole Tickets a. Half Tickets, III.
n Tickets, $50. So Tickets, 500
Remit by Post-office Money Order, Re-
gistered Letter, Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes AZ d delays.
correspondents will please write their
names and places OF residence plajuly,
giving number OF Post office box or
Street and Town, Couuty and State.
All communications connected with the
Distribution and orders for Tickets should
be addressed 70 X. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier Journal Building, Louisville, KY,
nr at No. 3G7 and 800 3roadway, N. Y.
tu.thuAsat-d&w3w.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-07

The componehts OF DIR, Bulls Baltimore
Pills are daily prescribed by the ablest.
physicians OF the land.
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- C: C ::=::::22d.,

Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT AAcAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City Of Louisville, on
SATURDAY, JULY 3lst, 1880.
THESE DRAWINGS AUTHORIZED BIT THE
LEGISLATURES AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE CoURTs OF KENTUCKY, according TO q
contract made with the owners Of the
Frankfort grant, VIII occur regularly on
the LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Sundays
Ty FIVE YEA "a terminstin9 on % .1}jNG Pysi so ~
1885. 'fIf sHl .I.ltY i.t Z
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81, rendered the following decisions:
4 lsf. That the Commonwealth Dtstrtbutton
EbnlpGnu u legal. tu Nl
I'd. Its Drawings ara fair.
The management call attention TO the
liberal scheme which has met with such
popular favor heretofore, and which will
again be presented for the
The daily gazette., 1880-07-07

Philadelphia, New York and Boston E1
change furnished to regular Depoaitora
without charge. t't h 'ttI ~
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RsEDICINAH.,
old DIR. DODD's 20 WnENs
A Family Medicine

FHLD DR.. DODD's 20 uEKs.
" Family Medicine
=, Young and Middle Aged Ladies suffs,iny with
nervousness, Debility, Twitchiug of the Mus.
ctss. hlrg'ng in the Ears, Specks befora the
yves: Spasms. Hysterics. Palpitstion tf the
6esrs' indigestion, Melancholy, Low Spirits
Despondency, Headache, Sleepe.sness, xvii
Dodd's Powders. ''No LIZ
ga Ladies who are dsbilitsted aud nervous.
WIZ weak BODY: and digestive organs dsordered
Gaus.ns Loss OF appetite, impoverished blood.
| &C., ny Df. Dodd's powders and YOU will fsei
90 n uuUIsu you had renewed your age and taken
-, Oia ana Middle Aged Men who have KEEP,
t nouts auo nave been imprudent and violated
i r. :s'' " heaith ana net"rs until the rtooy OF
tye Is gore. and you sre pros,ratoi m sa.slIy and
physically and unsbe to stt,rd to vour h,,S;n ess
| OF duties Of life. tska Dr.. Dcd1's Powders and
you Will teel yourself man again.
| Young Men and Women with noIe o,J s,o
gcra JaceS thts IN flesh, broken down in mini
ana ooay With shattered nervous system. take
CLD DR. DoDD's NERvINE Tonic PowDERs
! s 1 stop mat loss which brings on hIelauchokv
MS. l1ls0nsfy. Consumption and an e.rly death
!hoy Will give you health aad strength, and
ncTeaSe the flesh and bring the bloom of youth
| 70 Inc cheeks, tranquility TO the miad, and nro
ducs sound aud Refreshing sleep.
| ~ Men aud Women who are slaves TO tho use nj
! IoDscco, Liquor, Opium or Morphine take DR..
D0dds Powders; they act as an ontiiote sind
wlli Destroy tue sppelite or tssto for the use OF
Tue above stimulsnts which is ruinous to the
| nervous system. For sale by JANNEY & co.
no A IN g. Price 81 pee pscksg,, or six pack.
So w W. apo
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AGEEiDN SAT.EN.
TOMORROW.
BY Green s. Wise. Auctioneers,
Public Sale Of thePiopeer Mills
IN TEE CITY OF ALEXaNDR1a ".

IN TEE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA. VA.
~ We will ctf.r 70. rse st public auction n
THURSDAY, the G:h dsy of Msy. 1850 Of
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, the yslusbIe n,o
perry known as THE PIONEER MILLS n
cased IA sad city, at the foot os Duke stroct AM
lmmeu!stoly on tho water froot of Po.oms
rrl7eT, With wharf and ample depth of water 70
tpe tsESoat vessels, and the advantage of ono
1n9 e. pes; wnn.t and corn markets in ihe country
Inc nulidins is one Of tho host and m ost sub
stGnlia! 10 90 found; is built of brick. witt
spiGodl: a'aA'to Foundation; four stories hipb
Win alI'c; covered with slsto; is ;iO,SO fact
ems me ann Boiler house li0x3O foot; has II psir,
o: II feet buers; Capacity o!C00 bbs per "A hourf
elevator l3Si4 feet TO l@t and 2ad stories nsir nj
engines and SIX boilers; boiling machinery and
gearing. 'A'
The building is on ground leased from the
city no city taxes on tho property or on thu
capital invested in tho business OF msnuf.ctu-
ing and |o think that if application be made Co
Inc CITY Council the ground rem. will be remit
teu 10 inc purchaser lor the first ten yea,s of
active operation. -
Iho Mills are open for inspection TO any par.
lies wishing 10 examine the properly.
Terms of Sale Cash preferred, though res.
sona6le cash payment VIZ uld DO received at time
OF SAFE and the residue in II, Is, and 81 months,
equal payments, with interest," and deed of trust
on the premises. GREEN s. WISE
aprl3.eots for the owners
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LGELTE BEEETTSes
This is the month r1r suniverssrv rroo.;,

IBIS Is the month f,r anniversary nao.;,ro
Ihesmsll boy anticipates III a summer vacation
msny. -" 'ei'
Nov for an avalanche Of. :raa hsts and !ipbt
There will bea servite st Grace Chr,c, on
Ascension Day st .. III, ~
re Nlofett ht i, n LONGER hear; il ,he
aus 1t ceased to ring list Saturday.
GOOD Ccmpsn9" Tor ii az gives sD7,e s.roro
rehsnns WY cr!y !.yner thou d eel. re,isious
weeslies i0's'oos
a. T. X. l.: Tren. S traBeD,sn on the Virginia
niuand railrosd, has zen promut ,G /, bSertge
msst-r. - " ''s's nc
me schooner Rche.L Janes came down from
for repairs 49, o.
A lsrSe temperance II estips wss hc,d o. So.
rep!s Asl last gut addresses av IH'n d I hn
6on. D. r UtdeslsG, of Ohio, Rev MI
fesf1e and Mr.. l.. ID. Harrison,
Inc Council Of The Protestant Episcons, Cnnrcb
IN me diocese of Virginia meets this ooer IN
!re!ersourg. The session will begin on The 1otb
w.. Two largo sbirs have lean chartered By the
PrE MA aud Tennessee Air Line, to be Loaded
at Nortok Tor Liverpool With oto, rom
Memphis Gitc.
II sou OF c: to ely Of the couse.ya;iv: c,n-
creates Tor chico to be voted FIR, tho rrcpei
llne and p'tc' to make your oil c.icn is at the
primary election to morrow.
The oil shook factory 10 Fred .ricksbure has
oeen rented 10 parties formerly of Portland
he'' VINO propose TO engage in mauufaoiuripr
hogshead ayes. Is
Marriage licenses were issue1 in wssb;r,,o,
Yesterday to Richard McMensmin. Of PhiaSoI.
phia, "a, and Alice Phillips of this citp: Rob.
d ps; ~ l9r, OF this city and Sophia Sincox, of
MN flhSe Wllham county, Va; James Cant Of
WMhlneton. and Della a. Tslli,f.rro ofIr.n 70
Court House, Va. " VI 81
Inc rotcmac Stoamb Dat Company mat in Raj.
t y, saturday last and lhe resignation of Nr
~ :, ". SaVsgs the president, was accented. and
mr.! mr.. CnSuacey, of Philadelphia, was elected IN
ina! e1hce. Mr.. George Mattinply. sunerinten.
ueat, WAS authorized to charter a steamer to RIM
E e tle Onoptank river route, in addition TO Tho
GSIeoIseanns' and contract was closed with tho
Tartan q doliingsworth Company of Whining.
The Potomac river. N' VII
Jupiter. Saturn, Venus Mercury. and Men,
WA ore Gcing ouly as morning stars this month.
venus which rises at a quarter past four a, n,
Is charming object to behold in tho nIeaeont
May mornings, as, t.emuous with bripbtnaos
sue creams In The rosy glow that herslds tho
nsas approacn OF the sun. A beautiful picture
IS unroiled on the 7th of the month, for lhe slon.
bor crescent OF Inc WAXING moon, only two DAYS
T I uer chanSo, is then in close vicinity In
Jupiter, Saturn and Mar, The NAV moon fplis
on y, the - DO Tho noS moon of the OH il near
n! W ars on the 18th and near Uranus on the l8,b
Tue uHy alter her first quarter.
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by Green & Wise,
lReal Estate Agents and Auctioneorsl
MISERABLE PROPERTY AT ATCTION

Y i
MIli bs offered for sale by Public Auction,
~ VI SDA4. the 9th day of May, 1880, at II
CLOCK, IN front OF the Mansion House, on Far
taI street, in the city of Ale1andris, Va, the
No. g T6e hsse:s. S;: BRICK DWELL.
Ing, No. II Washington street, north. Has
al the modern improvements. Lot fronts about
lUO teet on Washington street, aud extends hack
desirable. 'D0S' 'otS
No 2. A LOT fronting 81 fee, 2, incbo. on
east side of Water street, aad running back to
Union street B % feet.
No. 8. A WATER LOT en- northeast corner
Union "a ana Queen streets, fronting on Union
street 81 fset inches. and running into Poto-
OF IS feet, being north half of Queen street.
No. a LOT on the east side Of Union. be.
tween Duke and Prince streets, from! 81 feet on
union street, snd running into the Potomac
! river Has wharf front of 80 feet and on it two
lsrge warehouses: The warehouses will be sold
No. 8. A LOT OF GROUND at tho Stone
Bridge, south side Of Duke street; contains
ABOUT 81 acres; has two dwellings on il; good
sprlng and never failing branch on west side.
viii DO divided into two or moro lots or cold as
q whole.
Terms Of Ssle One third of the purchase
money in cash. aud tho residue in IL Is, and a
months, with interest, and decd of trust on the
premises.
apl0 cots WARWICK p. MILLER
| WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE, At the
~ same timo and place. the HOUSE and
| LOI on the west side OF Lee street n feet .ou,h
OF frincess street "a fact % inches front on Leo
| street by 123 feet inches deep.
g $50 the THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
| and LOT on the cast side Of Royal street, he
tween frifc O. snd nute streets, NO. G. south
hoyni street, 1he house Is in good order, aud
| has al the locdcra imrrovomeris.
| GHERN s. WISE,
ar-.-ts for tho owner