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CORSICANA.

CoRsicANA. March 8. 1850.
4 1t has been raining nearly all day.-Resl
&tste is advancing rapidly in view of the
bcal ents.-The young men are
\ drowsy looking set to-day. Too much ball
hst night. THE chairman of the County
Executive Democratic committee calls con-
Rntion at the Courthouse, on March the
$th, to elect delegates to the Galveston con-
nnton.-The plan adopted for the new
Burt-house is to DO 80xSS feet, has eight Off
be-, two halls and two vaults on first floor; six
otfces, courtroom 47x72, one vault and
Sster-closets on the second floor; four rooms
b. the third-story and five towers, the main
Dive. being 100 feet high.-Those who are
n anxious 10 see hanging. can go, to FAR
4eld on the 26th instant, when Allen Tools,
m. c., will be publicly executed.-Why
b have tickets sold TO the hanging OF John
Henry, on the 26th instant, and apply the
oceeds to the Irish sufferers, or to build
lewalks in this city. John wouldn't object.
Up. Vogel has gone to work in the boot
&d shoe house Of Bates Il white
nine o'clock Sandy morning Mrs. l.. 4.
cAfss breathei her last. She was de-
ted member of the Methodist church, and
ed in full hope of blessed Immortality
the land of the leal. A noble, kind and
tient wife and mother and generous neigh
h has left mourning circle to join the re-
emed hosts of heaven.-The city papers
fixing to have us all killed about that
Rhiteot from Austin. Judge d. n. PEN
Hgsst is candidate for reelection this fall.
1.-The masquerade ball last night was
hnd affair. The Opers-house was literally
nmed. Fine music, good order and splen-
dancing. Professor George, of Dallas,
Rnaged the ball. and made it success in
nry particular. isye another, by all
Rans.--Hal. w. Greer, esq, is just now
10 al reporter for the Galveston News;
don't say anything about it, as it's con-
ntial.-Oid Fellows lodge meets Thurs
night.-A wedding in high circle: !.
t in order.-The rain is bad on bill
ec!ors. They ough. to get dug out or
GllooD in which to make their rounds
birch b. Yesterday being legal holiday,
City Council assembled last night AMI
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Daily o.
Miss frankie Nichols, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. John Nichols,
returned yesterday from Georgia, where she
has been attending school for tho past twelve
months. Miss frankie is one of the Forts
most lovely young lades.--Chas. Stewart,
Formerly Of this city, but now travelling agent
for the Chicago Tribune, is in the city to-day.
"A special venro has been ordered in the
sCapps case and he will be brought to trial on
Ahe 9th of this month.--The city is
crowded to-day with strangers and visitors.
Business is very lively now.a.days.-
A. NJ. S. Pinafore will be pro-
fluced in Evans hall on the Sth
bind 9th, for the benefit of LELAND
Dat the FL Paso hotel: l. W Christian,
Weatherford; G B KEENAN,, Houston; John
.Simpson, Tennessee; w w Carr, Texarksna;
Perry Towers, Ell Paso hotel; A B Mabry,
Fort Worth; @ Brewer, FL Paso, Ills; q
Middleton, Dallas, Texas; Ii S Cooke,
~ Louis, Mo; John R Jones, Shreveport;
ID SRyan, WI Walter, w K Reynolds and
ION, Galveston; A Swsrtz, IT,, Corsicana; A
A Huff, Palestine; w NJ Morgan, Orange;
.N II Taylor, ,Marshall F EPiner, Denton;
n L Garnes, Arkansas; Chas w Steward,
thlcago; G Brant, Dallas; w j Murphy,
sherman; Ed Esston, Jacksboro; j r Flem-
men, Brownwood; Jno N Moore, Eastland;
a S Pfouts, Dallas; H Lane, New York,
a H Halsberry, do; L A Bryan, st Louis;
a Hood, Weatherford, 4 Booth, Texas.
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CALVERT.
cnrre.nondcnee ofthe neraId.

Correspondence or the herald,
CALVERT, March ,, lsSO,
There IA to DO a public sale of lots In
Franklin, our new county seat, on March 9Th,
On0.halr Of the lots in tho business part Of tho
town and one.half Oft the blocks we're donated
to the county by the owners thereof, upon
condition that the county seat should be re-
moved there. Il, s, Glass and the Texas
Land company own the other half Of the
town. All parties will otl6r their lots on the
Sth inst,--The county has advertised for bids
to build u county jail, All bids are to be in
the County Judges hands by the 10TH
We bad marriage ceremony in the County
Judges office n few days ago-Mr, W. d. Al
len, of this county, TO Miss Laura Ella Belle
Miilletown, of Williamson county. They
left on tho south-bound train yesterday morn
ing.-There seems to DO no political OK
element here now. The local paper will to.
morrow contain the statement Of Bill Walker,
colorcd, who WAS sentenced few days ago
by Judge Ford to be hanged on April 10th.
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A. Griffith & Co.

A great slaughter in the prices of hardware
is now going on at the establishment of A.
Griffith & Co., 7O2 Elm street. They are
actually selling goods at and below cost, and
no humbug, as they are closing out business
The stock Is large one and embraces every
hing in the hardware line. Call there early
to secure bargains, as the stock is fast being
.t.k.orad
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naRKsrs BIZ rELE9RAPH.
FOREIGN.

IdvxRPooL, March .. - Noon-Cotton shade
0rm.r; miidling uplands, ~; mi'diing Or
leans, 7. receipts " .Uscin,a,ian a and
eanort /. go; uplands. low middllng classi'
scatlons for March delivery, 4 S2S9-Sz@1. 10
March and April, ! 7-Sa ss-Sl; April and May,
iEaj Is; May and June, s-Ssso,le; yn Iasa an,
imy,iist and Ser tember, 1882; september
and October, ~; October and nd November
:. xoyember aud December, 2s-S2i futures
qnieter, ,,.,,,, r.,oras s-1s Orleans.
l" NEW YORK
NEw YORK, March 3. Stocks huoyantj money S,n.y
,4ie. Exchange, long, Isl; do, slot, 4SHi Stale
h9r'ls dul!; Governments quiet
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DENIsOS,
Reported nailyl

Reported HAlly'l --. ,.
4 couple Of new doctors have recently 10,
Gated In Denison, Weather warm and
pleasant and tho mud nearly dried up
County court Is NOV requiring the presence
Of u great many Of our citizens, which fact h
peculiarly plossurahle to the business men In
tho vicinity Of tho court'house,--Somo
noise in the noighborhood Of "Sugar Bottom"
last night, The DeRlson Choral union has
woke up.-Eight carloads Of mules came
In from the North to-day, on route for San
AntonIo,-LIeulenant James A, Buchanan.
United states Signal Service Inspecting OF
iiocr IA In the oty,-lle will start for an
Inspection tour along the United States Mail
and Telegraph line In few days---County
Collector Etlcr Is In town gathering In the
ducats,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SSThe friends Of the Col. j. l.. Chandler.
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from X. O. Smiths, the undertaken, on Elm
.treet. this evening at $3.50 o clock
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MARRIED.


MlLLER-WHITE-AtL Lancaster, by Rev. A.
III. Averlll, on the night OF the 2nd inst, at
the residence or the BRIDES father, Mr.. III
Miller ard Miss Lou &. White, daughter OF
Frank White, Fsq.
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accommodations and Fare equal TO
any in thp.city. This Hotel Will snort
Is be enlarged am G .,nr a aNs smasts'
teb3J
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A@KNIGHTs TEMPLAR.-There will be
vs. a stated conclave of Dallas Command
cry No. ., tonight at IL O'Clock, at their
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GALVESTON,


Kansa, city, March 3,-wheat = No, spot,
/ II aud nOmi nal; No, \ spot, | VIZ,
Kansas City, March ., = Bacon, clear, 7kl
rib and long, "a,
NEW ORLEANS,
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sEw YoRK, March 8, 70 Colmn armi salss,

corn ouieII PORK STEADY, ~ Ilki lard
hrm, lpl, spirits laipenIne, ~ rusln, iai
heights dull
Nav YOBK, March 3. - Cotton, NOT receipts
4 hlli gross. 3 e6Si ntufps closed alrOng,
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MATTERS By MAIL,
news or our NEAR NEIoHnoRs,

"Huin Ragn" johnson wants Ia Go ~
The Legislature some More
The Cnpps Case ~ Port
WOrih-Mis ee lIAneOns,
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Great bfllhlhi lI,uppi ffAhfoi ss'sl ephNhrhti
p,2h2
New York, March a-Wool good demand WIN
poor priO.st domestic nHece &hdh1, pulled
1Oahri unwashed, lsa,Oi Texas, sl@lO,
Hides arm and IN fair Inquiry wet sailed
New Orleans selected, lOh@lli IoAah 10,
Dk@ll
Nav YoRK, March Night - Money hmai
exchange ~, Governments quiet ana shade
loworlnew h'a, l08'i,lours and u hall lOiA iiours
- state bOndA dull
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Orders from Texas Merchants Specially. We can
Supply you with Everything in the Musical line
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How They 20 1T IL ARKANsAw.--"l Ii you
want good ITEM" said Jim Johnson TO a
Commercial reporter the other day, g can
tell you Of funny occurrence that hap
pened at Hot Springs last summer while
was there. Mayor Linde, OF Hot Springs,
had been blackguarded by the editor OF
paper there until he couldn't stand It any
longer, 50. according 10 the custom OF the
county. he went out cunning one day. lie
brougb, down two bystanders before he
bagged his game, the editor, whom he shot
in tie leg None Of them died, i believe.
Then he went on spree, and having iuil
charge OF The police and the siatiOn-houSe,
he turned out all the prisoners in the sta
ti0n-a lot Of bOrse-thiPves and murderers.
The next morning be fined himself SO for
drunkenness and di>orderly conduct. In
The course OF time he was indicted for the
shooting. He got change OF Uenue on the
ground that he couldn't get justice in lhal
county. His trial came of ~ an adj dining
county. He WAS fined fine and costs
amounting TO 500. lie had forty wit
ne>srs SUBJ G0aed. Their fees amounted 20
50 each 500. They Jumped their fees and
gave tbCm to Linde. He paid The S9j and
pockeled the SI05 and vert home happy"
That's the way they do things in ATkan-
saw Cincinnati Commercial.
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pos.oped while Amputatfng ~ Hans
lani. az the Hospital.

A remarkable Gaze Of py4nlia, or Diooo-
ccison,ng. resulting from Slight 3ccidcn'
wnile amputaimg a mans limb, occurred 20
voll.known physician a few DAYS since,
which threatened TO terminate seriously AZ
one time. Dr. William II. Klein, residing
al Ridge avenue aud Master stteei, ana Dr'
Thomas were engaged IN case OF ahiPo.',
ton al the Homeopathic-College iiospis'
last week. The patient was suiefi.g I,ou =,
carries OF the bone al the knes ',u'' ~
which point the limb had been previous!
ampulaied. Owing TO the Donc ue-
cayinr. n second operation WIS neces.
sary which DIR. Thomas performed
while DIR. Klein held the limb in position.
The next day Or. keim was alarmed at
sudden main i'm his right hand, ana upon
examining n he found IL greatly lbhameu'
Ito then remembered that few days pre-
yio,isiy he had accidentally scratched Dis
RIGHT thumb with corkscrew aitacDcd 10 u
pocket.knife. He bad paid no attention 10
II NJ The time, rs IL was merely scratch;
bot remembering The operation OF INC
dav before. at which he had held the De-
cayed limb, be became alarmed. ana making
n careful examination he found that ne
ycas suffering from bl0Od-poisoniDg, re-
smiling from the wound having aC-
sorbed some Of the decomposition. HIS
hand rapidly grew worse, ana o'"c,
physicians were called in, who agreed
with him that II was 4 case OF pyema lis
hand and arm were swollen 10 nearly iouI
times their natural size, and the pain was
of The most agonizlng description. he
only manner in which he could gain the
slightest relief was by holding his hand in
ice.cold water. when he did for three days
and nights. Sleep was impossible, although
heayy doses OF morphine and choral were
administered. A consultation OF the "t'
tending physicians was held, at when II
was suggested that his right arm should be
amputaied, but ibis idea was finally gwen
up, and every effort was made TO save IT,
Strong acids were applied, and the poison
was al length got under control. AT the
present time DR.. Kejm j. mending slowly,
but II is believed that it win be absolutely
necessary 20 ampuate portion OF the
thumb PhiIadeiphid Times.
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A Norwich man calls himself on his card
a Temperance Bootmaker." The need OF
temperance boots is apparent; for, though
they're not generally drunk, it is noto-
rlous fact that they're often tight.
Hlrea Register.
Tommy, aged ten, on a visit to his grand
mamma IN The country, hangs his little hat
and cloak in the hallway: "No fear Of bur
glars now, Aunt Mary" laid Tommy,
with a mans hat and coat in the hall -
This is the season when the drlft which
comes in through an open door makes many
man shuddcr. Particularly II ii Is sight
draft.
"Where is the Wesli" asks the PreSby-
terrain. ".Oh, IFS in The clotbe>-cloSel. But
where are the Trousers :" responds The
UaWkeye.,
Remark Of person bounced from a 81.
loon: you seem 10 think, by J We, that
I'm the Fusion Legislature OF the State OF
Maine
List loves solitude Detroit Free Press.
He ou.hf 20 80 to church in 81. Louis
Boston Post
"My wedding rip" said the groom, as
he stumbled over the brides train.
Better have large feet than a small under
standing YonkerS gazette.
"Six into four you can't" as the shoe
maker mildly suggested to lady customer.
Denis Kearney's weapon" The Chinese
mus git"
Blaine says the Maine matter is minor
one now.
II looks as if winter had been counted
out.
The pale OF ciyilizaton-Pearl Powder.
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DIGIT AND LEFT paralyzlng blows are

The pale Of civilization-Pearl Powder.
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We have some curiosity TO know how the
learned men who are now revising the King
Jane. translation OF the Bible baye rendered
Solomon's much.quoled proverb: Spare
the rod ana spoil the child" At the ami
yersary OF the New York Society for The
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, on Mon
day night Mr.. II. J. De Cordova, gentle
man " no speaks the language whica Solo
mon spoke. and whose Hebrew learning
came 10 him by inheritance. said "Now,
am Hebrew scholar, and know that when
Solomon said 'Spare the rod and spoil the
child he meant 10 spare the rod euep If il
did SpOl the ChUd." Ii this is the true in
terpIeiation OF the pIOverb the early trans.
lstoIs committed biunder which the itye'
nile portion Of mankind can never forgive
Philadelphia Press.
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AUCTION SALES ".,,--',
~ Robert D. Lyme,
p,,, Estate agent aud Auc,'o""r'
"' 1912 east Main street.
u,prrsTEE's SALE OF THAT
l. ve,xr ToUR.sToRY sTocK-BRicK
RESIDENCE.
Situated on THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF SIXTH
STREET, NOW OCCUPIED BY
WILLIAM IRA SMITH ESQ.,
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of certain deeh OF r Gnv IRON Eo
bert AIvis. dated June o io aS' ~ Deed Fool I .
"a rage 45s, viii sell upon the prf@ se 80. on
TIRsDAY tn 5h day Of feOr Go 4, Is1U AZ
O'Clock u ~, ,e seenrei thereby. default ha ing
been nun MADE in The Of ee inS 6c a Ho 6f
TEhl III 'trss.,,g hon buid only a short time.
sma rag,nins from Twelve TO foure'n oo ani Is
G,,6 nv Win ali of the NJ ost modern improvements
s ,g,i ~ a. hest ua,erai- and has sioi cap
Y Y 70 he doors ana windows. The nclghborhood
Is rs.cass ami Is convenient 10 arset
u,c, vii do well n attend III sale. The property
las n front Of 81 feet on Leigh street and runs
back To an alley. ,o .,,i 10 oo,,
of Inc fnIIoyiug notes. with all cost. sc thereon
SoieS for Il. 80 ana $4,000. Balance npon terms
10 no ,.ve, M s,Ic. ROBERT H. LYME.
w w, az " Trustee.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Bays.
by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AGctioneer.
1912 Main street.
Xxx &c UTR IX'S SALE OF FIRST
CLASS BRoAD-STREET STORE
PROPERTY,
WITH LARGE AND CONVENIENT DWELL ING
OF EIGHT ROOMS OVERHEAD,
SITUATED on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Auction sALEs--Fnturc bays.

by request Of the exrcu'riN Of The owner. no de-
ceascf. VINO Is acting under decree OF the Cham
GER COuri of The city Of Richmond. entered on the
22d day Of January. 1850. shall positively sell.
upon The PREMISE. by a7ict'On. on TUESDAY me
80 day of Ft9ruirv 1850. az O'Clock +. NJ. the
above DESIRABLE bROAp-STBEET PROPER
TY Ocaied as oe crih'd. and adjoining the lot upOn
which the new City Han stands lately occupied by
Mr. 4. Cuuimins. The STORE i lir.e one. and
well adapted for any busine.s. There Is wiie ball
leading up to the DWELLING, which Is in nice or
der. The imid'pg j. comparatively new one. and
hui Cf stOcS-brtk aud Other iirst-c'lss material.
with cuyers. &c. This properly has been at All
times cccnpe1 by good tenlLi. The LOT from
on he south size OF Broad street p rect. aud eX-
tends back - feet to an alley IN rear.
This property should commend Itself 10 parties
de-Irin. to invest IN property winch will certainly
increase In value aud pay vel a. an inNc,, ment'
Particular attention is Invited 10 this ale. The OPP
portunity offered here by auction being rare one,
attend anu secure bargain
TERMS and particulars announced on me DAY OF
sale. ROBERT u. ~ NJ
/, % o72gtfs AuCtiOnCcr.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES ~ THE WAY ~
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLOREN1iNE GLAsS-oily a f. " pieces IN this
county:
CEKE GLASS, which took the premium over he
EOhp milan:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEE rs, apd DIS ERr
SETS;
FRUIT PLNrFS-iy0ry body --souethnx new;
DECOR NltD DINNER So Nt0ko pattern;
CHAMBER >Eis-Mmton- variety OF patterns;
TEA SEIS-ali prices and .yles.
VIII have opened on - SIN INSTANT Tie
largest a,sorinent Of VIC RCE~TkR. DRESDEN
tircly new designs. e. GORGE GIBSON, JE.,
dc 1907 Main street.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND TO
WIT:
!, Charles u. Williams notary public fol The city
aforesaid, Ina the state of Virginia, do certify thai
q. ODER, enables ID. HILL. CHARLES X. SKIN
kEh. and CHARLES WATKINS. whose names are
signed W the foregoing writing, have acknowledged
the same before me IN my said city. And do fur
Their certify that Charles d. fii, OF the general
partners named Ia The foregoing writing. this day
maze osih before me in my said city. that G.. Ober,
the special partner named IN said writing. has ac.
lnally paid IN cash 10 the firm of Hii, skinker &
watkins the sum OF twenty thousand dollars ms his
inpnt into slid irm.
Given under my hand this 3lst dav Of December,
A. ID, 1879, CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
"a LOW Notary Public.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH a ENGLISH have just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN NlRGINiA-memo-
rial volume edited by J. WILLIAM JONES, d. d..
II Is a large syo. Of 34s pages. Pnce, SO, s2.25,
f2 so, and $3.50. according 70 style OF binding A
few copies WITH steel portrait Of General Lee and
the battle hsg hound ia Russias-bandsoine price,
co. Any style msiied paid, or by express not Paid,
20 Nil VINO send the price. IA l6-d&w
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A UCTION SALE OF VERY NALUA-
N BLE BRICK-CLhN PROPERTY II ROCK
ETTS MAR THE GALTTNOHt BRICK COM-
PANY'> YARDS On MONDAY the 2d day OF
February, 1880. al o'clock /. w.. We W. sci. ON
the premises, about FOUR AND \ QUART Tx
ACRES of the cell traied VAN LEW BRICK
CLAY LAND. adjacent t. the blick yard, OF the
Baltimore Brick Company ana OF Mc,i'. Powers y
CnlmD.
The sunerior quality of tbs clay Is so II 's'ab-
lshed as 10 need no commentator from H., ana rs
il IS the last OF The Van Lew clay properly now ot
the market, or likely % be for some wears io come
urick- makers should not mis- This OpDuriuH ity OF
securing the only clay from which brick can De-
made for supply The city government. and winch
l. preferred by builders 10 auy CiLcr hiud.
The property will be divided into TWO parcels n
desired hy FUR, In err.
TERMS: Onc ifih ca.h the balance in equal pay
menis at six twelve. eighteen. twenty -four. thirty
and ihirty-siX moish- with in'erest aided for Nc
g0tIable notes, secured by tru-t Decd on the pro-
pery CHAfflN, STAPLES z 60
IA l6-dfcs AuctiOnecrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
YIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTiON.-In pursuance Of u decree Of the CIR
cult Court OF Chesterfield county. in the chincrry
suit styled Lucy NJ. Brlan; Us. SoyhiR Middleton,
executrix. &C.. entered at the November term,
1879. tue undersigned. special conn l'-ioners, viii
sell az public auction, on MONDAY the tth day OF
February. 1850. between The hours ot IL o'clock
NJ and 2 O'Clock Il. NJ, in font of Chesterfield
court house, the TRACT OF LAND menlioped IN
snid decree. whereof thare3 Middleton oiled seized
and possessed, containing, by recent survey, 1913
ACRES. Wing about seven miles nom Chesterfield
couri-house. near the Brishhope railroad, aud adj
i)iniag the lands OF the Brghhefe Railway COM
pany aud others. The bulldogs consist OF q good
and sufficiently large and cOmmodious FRAME
DWELLING and The necessary out houses The
FARM Is well wooded and Vaiered, &c.: Is y pleas
ant residence. near 10 churches aud schools, &c.
TERMS: O1e third cash toe balance on credits
Of one and Two year., equal instruments, the pur'
chaser 10 execute his bonds for the deferred pay
msnts, b'arlng interest from day Of sale, and the
tile retained I'LL The whols purcnase,money shat
have been paid aud a c0pyeyancc ordered by TIE
Court. r. n. JONES, JR..
". n. MCKINNEY,
GEORGE MASON,
la2a Special Commissioners,
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1OOO -BLANK.BOoKs AND OTHER

lCOOe tTATIONERYs FOR TIE NtW
yEAH.-Ihe undersigned are prepared 10 supply
all kinds of BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
Book tiadsfy ihey can make 10 order In the best
ipxanfr sueb forms AS may not &c found In stock.
They have Gu ECk BOOK, on The several hanks Of
W es5 ,' o aha sr. ,,, ps
and Wrapping Papers OF all kinds: Envelopes, ~
erf yalielf: the bssi Black. Red. aud Copying
lpks: Nnciiage. iny voice fies Cola and Steel Pens.
evosink-Pfesses. Lstier-t,opying Book ipdsed
everything IN The stationery hne required In the
one ~ conDiiEg .hOnse.
/ $50 WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auclioneer,
1919 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A VERY VALU-
N ABLE LITTLE TRUCK or MARkEI.
AND .DAIkY-FARM. CONFUSING TWIN J
on LAKEWOOD AVENUE. AND ABOUT ONE
QUAKTfR OF a MILE FROM IHE CITY III VI
TUROP ESQ. AND 9th ERS.-I am requested by
the owner who has de ermined o.itivey 80 sell: TO
offer. upon the premises, on 1UESDAf the I'm
dav of January. $50 az 4 O'Clock T. NJ. tie above
truly valuable piece oi property. The soil has Deen
highly improved. and Is well wa'ered. Tue IN
prOvcmenls consist Of NICE FkAMc SIN
ROOM DWELLING, in good order; kitchen and
other clubhouse. =, NJ,
This properly Is now occupied 10y Nr. Robert
Drinker who Will take pleasure I'm showing II 20
any one d. string 10 inspect. Special attention Is
ca He'd 10 the sale Of this property.
TERMS will be liberal. and announced al SAFE
ROBtRT i. LYNE, AucliOnter.