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W0be ai SIaouoQiuere.

WiObe Of Slaouoaipere.
Sipite 3lrspaa WOr9en reiite ri
ifslae meb q. &. gailp at "Uecorab
Hepublicau", % Senrp @ocbruH al
"Isccarb Bee, til Wanfon for at
cperpare ~publiibers Msicciation"
Wepet. Slaoubaiperne fcmmer mems
Zig iammeu TO 0an1e on @aret for
at biscutere forGieaise 3ine, Der fan
pRre at Nptte iaapel meo Senipn I'll
uo9ipelieu at ct Slap, Tom anaaa'
eape 5orretniuseE / bet Sele ta9et.
Spap Tom penne Sang optos bet
meite at Sipeu par Discusfonsn ON.
bpprpibt Ell Rsbafter er moralR an.
iparlie for fit ylabs Npertisiementer.
Der arsnmeuterebeS MOB at inpta9e
Observation-Disclosures, enfelte Sof'
Observation-Disclosures, % ioetbele ta9et
MpertiSlementer Der anbefaler aaben.
lps Spinbel eaer anbefaler Ho9et,
Der itrIoer mob 9anoetS 9ope. Der
fem rsiaa paa 3ale, bpcrpipt Saloon
apertiSlementer Ruloe uoeluffeS fra
ct glab, men / bette Hunft TOM Del
life til nr9en ristis Gni9bep.
@ftsn.W epet par talrist belsgt al
Speus Snppaanere, % Ialer Bier
bclpt at Here at Rebaftsrerne liant
al ilere at Spens 5clf, iaaiom Vrc'
fesior eanebran, Qrcf. 8rwe, Rsr.
Sart, 81. %. Wcp o. Rep. @arb.
"The Waukon Male Quartette" slorbt
apIill9t til at 9iere aftenen bpSSe'
Zig.
Vaaoe 1irsras o9 Onspas III ri
5lo I'll at cite et par Elmer for at
ls paa SpenS Seolie. S~ernbanen
bar slpet 8autpn ct b~etposlist Sp'
lpins, % 6rrrernlnaen Der er COB /
rette @arsttber. III ncrf e er Der life
mango | ielpe 8peu, men ale, icm
or Der, sr / Mtteioe. @i laa inaen
uOrife eepts9ieussre. s. e. Ore er
ben eneite norle 8isbmanp | Waufpn.
Smspbaaneparfet sr ecpt rspraisn.
teret al pore SanpsmRnb. Simon.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
YlOOe

Seq bar netop moOta9et
ct tort Spla9 al DC betjenOtc
"@rano De Spur" Ylope,
builte jeg er iitanO til at iGl=
&C biligere enc np9enlinoc
tilbuOt / Secorab. Som o9
unoeriog forinOcn s tjOber.
Sim. Sim,
tioligere 6inn Sros. Sutit,
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
Yrnae tiQaans /!

@i nil uelaane 4enge I summer al $500
ps cpsr &inndbeif 6elnto ilmt | esn iocs
sitliae Del al aaamaife &c.. 5npl, / rem fpp.
liss Sd al SiQmere Sc. % psn ipcpsilias
Del al &cuitpn &C., WRinn., moe Siifsrbso I
psl e~yeortspt Sarms, iii 10 p@t. Jlsnts % in
ssn acnlmishph raa 5 Adrs 3ic. Singer
llhsiffer iorbuneei mep eadnst. n~netasen ior
abfraet N 8ete,eins al Rrrtsass. 8snien
bstalts sr @ans ON @arsi bort SHtt / De-
eerab. Snsen lleiattlle mte at srbolot ltn'
gene. VI tan cgila ladne III 9enst mpe Ia.
psrt 8su!s, mpe al toss aomm lion.
Burdick & Fulton,
2Sti IftoTab. Sura.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
nifes-1O46S Sfauoinapsr
TDssfalS.

TrararenNt SlGst "a 9tuusr unserrsites Der
mee cm, al per aIGrs Naoer Ole Slien gele
aiaii pee en- tlie ~ rrlis Sse Green pln
nm SrslitI 5irseal zen 3eis gueuit efter 5
Gaats Spltltie. 0sn Afrsee par lpet Sls.
Nnner til S,allin9hll ~ rpnaasoe en- Gletr Al
90 Mar. 6an Tier ~btgrapen Onsoas ben Az
@Hault.
4al min Wcotys, rama "a z elfeneets Bog
ne iaittr lel ole Sftlsueie % Utnntr. fem hes
pilie zen afhete nsu 9gTs Al ltfaae BAN I'll
hans iioli2 briltlte "a. lem lrreprt9i hecills
~ I'm Stltaetl lie { rcri Sab.
81. Slai 6laetcu Sc, zen Che NHl. 1850.
Gle Slien Bob.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

so &apaQeri : 0e1te /!

Sc mao als bare iunoe % fritz,
Ssfs Gin. Sinsftn). fra 10 til l6
"Sauhs" bsis. % fro 8 til 8 War
oomIe. S,ften. sr btftsmt. for @r'
na,en % RaI lite frsmpiies / Salstsi.
Seq oil pers at traffe psb &opsp d
Beans qiperp SiabIe. Dteorat, 3irs'
bag % Onsbaa ben 24oe % 25os
Mueuit, % oil betale &ontant for aus
SeIte, Iom u ft.tfeoe for 8auauui.
3ieu,fte. 8. vs. W,oomanles.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
Farmere

8 oil nnbe BET til Goers Snter,si.
at Hoppe bos u. y Smutlp & 60,
!lesoperfor Mmmon. Seott IL Sos
Watinparfitsb. naar 8 tleba Yarsr
til Sarpsitsn. Mu, Yarsr sr MP. %
friiie % Yriisrne lanst neoe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
S5OOO.OO!

Sfo oe Stspler Ill en- g9roi al 5000
Dollars oil meo bet 5srits anfomms Ill
Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
Saplle0dllg.

}or areaturer Tan erboloes eoo 6apnea
gang hos Nrs. Aobiden. Bris 800 pr.
Waaneo. AZ
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
G11tlacer!

oparbeibeS M for Ben Bear. 6dn pt
/ 0cit BABE bet lisrlte Oplaa. ban uosen
liuoe bar bapt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
6porleoes ubre 6abriteres.

let tr an isinefaletret S11 for q nhptr. lem
oil uneerisat a ielib @uleubt. At eeT leruetn
ben nsortntia, 3ps,tlit fer ,9neripfrins % at'
p~ueSnina bruots en- for Rasit ieiibdri Dtial
blot for at are llbrtt Selieittt 81 helet ALE
Ttlt pia i'm pides. cpae mere Sub. Der u
lilitet. sIsr bcsrttn Rptie elsr FORESTER llbrtts
Stisnbse: : SAINTS 8ois "Yaitut @olO
@atd Safes" tr etr ltit sefIfi ntb toiibiti
aRsiil. % man bar eeu iamms S%clifii,i o.
famine Storts for Sdlpparisn tlsr 1rseitteltn
at ben aiminetliae pris. Bfsmaanasmidben Il
messt fimpel On Flaes Rittl acmpefttcn.
ipttitlt idertitrst Tor esits Gitmse. bar 10 4ias
etr lclie @ule. lastti IN pad 5ptr Stet. Ctsit
trs aaar MI ialtnnsm 3 %pcltrtct Staalpaltkr.
q Rduliatst an Strits al ielie rltt,ret acm'
petition. al bpilfs ale lltTsis ieTf'ltuiat Tide
bulate no. ca iiiednnns al b mtiI ipHetar M
btiotrt. @uleti / eisit aaslI 81 ~nlfra'isliat
fptt net Ill. al air., Qlats fer @ 'prf'ltuiit
9neeraptrinssr o5 6cr,irina,r X inelrlpt rset
aasitr tan BRUCE. inenl Srus "a lio aIe,ise
bar uefibi ale Tergtrinssr, % beg n Der en-
bel Gulccpsrriaes iilbist.
~ Stitt tr otu tneiie ilbriasit fabris
ierst al to ylaoe iolio Wulo % ipetieii "a
ranttrtt.
iilialas bee ale SupdrH. Srsra tiisr
iaufrtrsi aaialcs ~ tte NJ 6rrfiunasecia'
uitniti. ~ 3m
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
9teiienoe.

Teiienoe.
Sohn BarIep, fra Samle Oa9e iau
sobt tisnot / Dseorab. oplsste o. pau
lin 8isnnsmrsiis til GbieasO buOr ban
oil sisrs tit Snbiisb al nps 8arer.
@arlsp % Gilbert @nbsriOn, o9iaa en-
tiolissre StcOrab Waub, bar en- lipIia
9anbbanbI / Sooi. 8iuer, Satota
Serritorp. % De fan mso 8etts lop,
zig en- bstposlis Smi9tnins pua @runn
al bet uom9rtsbs ubfalo al Seiten
otropps. SsrtiI fommsr. at Serbia.
nsrns paa De &antsr ioelia forlensss.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
lliuSIDltc Sreur peo Scturab i. 3.

2fH AhN guy.
Gua Glen.
y Salrsrleu.
aittsl I a~itislien.
Gle garicn aersnie.
Rariba Is. SileH.
6brili S%crarien.
5criisn q. Slarile.
&tlenf 6trmaneleH.
amune Slicn 9iersu.
Guort 4. 6nerieu.
Mlrs. .Sritrbim Stuon.
alerii Scbnien. care 81 Scuis Scbnicn.
Caroline Scbnien.
yeuiia Schnirn.
9mune Simtnisn 6lulen.
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5sa bar irembsIts euutt I'll at itl.
e BE- buemie 8rablep * Wietcalis


Sto % SisOIu / Suuup. 0lst Il,
ole iorltrtoe III mig. % leg iotn'ru
n,m Ialtr I'll mine aurbu Beg Dol.
Der o%,siorubtn st fierr, Spla9 ,no no.
s,nists fer oeiaa at nnost Sfotet %
nit uouaIa al nnsr, SOrisr Of Go.
to- u ,t al Be btbiie / Bp,n. % iai.
gee I'll mta,t biIlie, YrIlsr. 9or %.
iaa en- COB Suripnius af ytrn tore
Stspl,r Tor Saaoaun,, Tom lno0onlg
&c nsct Ill at labs 1T S'oist b,ill,
tiiu Waol.
Sirs CONNER sehu laIsss nu til
ms9tt Eebioite Brller.
Spis Yris 90 8ualiitt ltal gIer,
uoialsst. uslsr lss at isIes ret man8,
al Gh,r. Sioise / Ssft.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
Sen lause SOrfe

Sen lauge SOrfe
tru,r meb albslss at boriipioe 8res.
sansen. % Wailsn oil o8iaa lios be.
tpbsliat, ON Der lite mart fommsr en-
%orosntIis Rsenifnr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
NOnielpapOm

SOnieipsSom
raisr / Smssnsn al Bpsn % ta8sr
9ipet baaoe af Sens % 8alfuner.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

Seq bar bebfte Slass Sli, IOr
SarltsmaRlnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

Say- Smrr, 9ga lilo. Bennsr on
tue,s / Butte for Barr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

8obe Bar,r, SCOT &ieb % real
Bsbanolins fan man altib uer, ior.
n;afst -,
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
To bat.

Soot uopala al Glib % Jilf.
@pe Wbitchii, w srout. 3ovlt CO.
gla,rd. Glib, 8es,hlo Olu. baOts paa
Eager.
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rades, bat died while being carried into
ncighboriug warehouse.
The soldering In the extiD9ulsher was
found IN have been defective. The hre
amounted 10 nothing.
Toolc had been more than seven years IN
The department. He was an ola sailor, ana
the climbing powers be had developed on
shipboard made him the most expert Pom
pier man In the service. AT the Southern
Hotel he led the hook.and.Iadder crew that
saved over dozen peoplc from the upper
stories, and most Of the lofty work was
done by him individually. One OF his ex-
pIoi,s was unsurpassed for nerve. "A
balcony intcricTed with the Skinner
escape, so that the top OF the ladder
could not be made to reach as high
as the 9th story. In the sixtb.siory
window, however. there were four peo.
ple 10 be seen after all those below bad
been rescued, and when parts OF the build
ing were already beginning to fall. Inc
Imprisoned people were Professor Reese, of
Washington University, his wife. and two
servant girls. Toole went to the top OF the
ladder, made Professor Reese let down
sheet. and tied rope to IL. The rope
was hauled up and tied in the ROOM
Toole then went up the rope hand-over"
hand into the window, and let the four
people down 10 the sidewalk with
rope, one 90 time. In very few MIN
uies after he had himself descended the
flames broke out NJ the very window
where bis rope was tied.
A subscription has already been started
for his family, and so highly was he Thought
OF there is no doubt handsome sum viii
be realized,
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Phelin TOOle.
(llersld. ysstcrds

HOW TUE NOTED ST. LOUIS FIREMAN. AFTEH
M1xY nAIRBREADTH ESCAPES, MEETS HIS
DEATH.
ST. LOUIS, July Cit has been q very
long time since any passing event has
created so profound an impression in this
city as the death Of Phellm ToOle, the cap
tain Of the Pompier corps Of the Fire De.
partment. He was the hero OF a hundred
reckless exploits, which had made him IA
nous far aud near. There was no dizzy
height between heaven and earth within
the limits reached by modern architecture
at which be had not saved human life; yet
the here persisted ignObly to-day, his life
being literally ioted out OF him by the ex-
plosion OF an ;nferDal-machipe In q smoky
cellar. Fire had been discovered In the
block next 10 No. engine.house,
where the Pompier corps is sta
toned, and, as soon as word was
sent. Austin Shea, OF the hook-and ladder
boys, picked up Holloway extinguisher,
and, followed by Pbelim Toole, Assistant
Cblef John Lindsay, aud Tom Finnerty.
ran through the alley TO The rear OF the
house. Shea prepared the extlnguisher for
use, while Pbelim and Finnerty ran down
into the cellar, which was full of smoke.
Shea then handed the eextisgnsher TO
Toole, who, to avoid the smoke, ran in
STOPPING position until he got to, the ceptre.
He then stopped still further TO put the ma.
chine on the ground, when u exploded
almost In his arms. The gas blew out the
bottom Of the cylinder, and then reacted by
making the WHOLE Of the heavy machine
raise and strike him 10 the chest. Toole
was bent over II, and the brass cock Oh the
top o. the extinguisher crushed III q section
~ the bsesst.bone, breaking the ribs Just
o,ss me heart. lie uttered a cry, and was
l'0s' Instantly dragged out BY his COM.
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land h,.,no with a persistence and peril.
nac,,r Tho, ssugoested bis Aieh estimation OF
The fsculfv either ss n weapon ohensiVe ana
defensiva or ne valuable part OF MS ousl'
ucss ceni,al. Not 10 the least in''m'uaieo'
we proceeded with great care 10 pu, niln
through IN, scientific PAGES, ana neIu nun
under ohsorva,ion some ten or iitecn MN
MOS so soon "a he discovered we were
not frightened at anything NC ulu
no seemed 10 be animated oy tne
single nurpose OF Withdrawing from the
convention. This purpose, for tne hohcP,
we resolutely thwarted, ana hau tue saus-
faction Of noting that while IN our COM
many the REPTILE appeared to be IN chronic
State Of anger. rot unmingIed win fear.
The natteninp OF the head ana neck. Inc
perpetnal display Of the tongue. Inc nearly
constant hiss. ali showed IL. The hiss espe-
cIally was IFS most intense act oi intimida-
tion. When the creature would Tor the
moment. be wing quiet, yet Win tbe nead
and neck OF twice their ordinary Dreadful
and pro,ruding the tongue al INFER
walls. stroking the head or meek with
the point OF a stick would instantly
invite the threatening hiss. rms nce was
accomplished during expiration. Inc crea'
ture would seem TO INSPIRE strongly, appa-
renlly Initiating four.ffths the length OF us
BODY with mir, and visibly increasing Its
diameter to twice its undated SIZE ana
then forcing the air out either through us
mouth or nostris, or through both, would
produce audlbly and distinctly the
peculiar sound. II was very curious
and entertaining to observe the dlla.
ton and contraction Of its cylindrical
body as the air was drawn in and
expcIIed. The entire cellular tissue under
the skin seemed to be the seat OF the dis
tension, as We sometimes see in emphysema.
sitter perforaiing wounds OF the chest and
the lungs, unless they extend through four
iflhs OF its length, seemed to have but little
to do with the act. This speak Of a. the
apparent condition, assuming, OF course,
that the act was pulmonic throughout.
Hoping that you and your readrrs may
share with me some OF toe interest ana
amusement, no less than instruction, that
this occurrence has caused, believe me. SIM
cerely, yours, H. u W.
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DO Snakes Hiss =?
EVIDENCE THAT SOME DO.

CAMBRIDGE, MD., June 21>t.
Editor Forest and Stream:
| This question came for discussion two
or three years ago before some literary OF
scientific club in Baltimore, Nd. and at
once attracted my attention. 1t seemed to
me q curious fact that belief so universal
should not be established upon the evidence
OF observation so frequent that in any com.
pany OF persons familiar with the woods
and fields facts OF this nature would recur
10 some one OF them. Ard yet upon
reflection, though quite positive that
| | had often beard this sibila1t sound
| from such a source, could not fix upon the
exact instance OF the a" time, place, and cir
cumstance." A day or two subsequently,
| in walking to church on Sunday morning,
| | was suddenly conscious of the presence
OF viper. commonly known as the "pufling
ADDER" directly across my path. Stopping,
| | observed him comfort bis body 10 some de-
gee, then fl3tiened bis head and neck until
| both lost all semblance OF their former
shape and proportions, dart out his tongue
in quick aud angry menace, and then utter
a hiss so loud and distinct that had never
heard it exceeded by parent geese in de
Tending their young. In my establishment
and qualification at the incident stood OBJ
serving the creature for perhaps a minute,
during which time the same sound became
almost continuous, rising and falling in lis
force and dist4nctness, until finally closed
The interview in manner and form most GUS
tomary. at once wrote for publication in
the Baltimore american, for the iniormi-
tion Of all interested, aud for the special
edilication OF the HterQH aforesaid, brief
account OF the above occurrence. Ny re-
collection OF the matter Is that 1t
was during the spring months, pro-
baby in May. At this season these
snakes are most numerous in this locality
at least most often visible. A full grown
one is about three feet long and perhaps
one and half inches at its largest diameter.
They are marked across the back and sides
with yellow and black bands or spot.,
greatly reminding one OF some specimens OF
the rattlesnake. They should be entirely
harmless, however, since they are destitute
of fangs similar TO those possessed by their
yenomous congeners-that Is, OF any fangs
whatever.
Since writing the above | am enabled to
add the following observations
Yesterday my son and q young gentle
man from Baltimore started OF. 'or stroll,
leaving me sitting OF the porch In a few
moments / was startled by cries, and OBJ
served our, visitor running toward the
house. Soon as he came near enough TO
bear and understand what he said II was
ascertained to be that his COMPANION was
then standing guard over snake in the act
OF kissing. hurried to the spot with com.
mendsbie celebrity. and found viper which
proved to be, on measurement, tweniy-four
inches long, exhibiting the phenomenal
characteristics OF his species. He was
shooting out the tongue-not In rldicule or
derision, but with true ophldian instinct,
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Robert Burns.

see amid the fields Of Ayr
4 plOughmsn, who In foul or fair,
Sings at his task.
So clear we know not II II Is
The lsVcrOck's song we hear or his,
Nor care 10 ASK.
For him the ploughing of those field.
A more ethereal harvest Yields
Than sheaves Of grain:
Songs flush with purple bloom the rye;
The plover's cali, the curlew's cry,
Sing In MS brain.
Touched by his hand. the way side weed
becomes flower: tie lowliest reed
Beside The stream
Ia clothed with beauty; gOrse and grass
And heather, where bis footsteps pass,
The brighter seem.
lie SIMS Of love. whose 1sme illume'
The darkness OF lone cottage rooms;
lie feels the force.
The ireacherous under.to and stress,
OF maynard passions. aud no less
The keen remOrse.
At moments, wrestling with his fate.
His voice Il harsh. but not with hate;
The brnsh-wood hung
Above the tavern door let, fail
lis bitter leaf. rs drop Of gail,
Upon his tongue.
But still the burden OF his song
Is love Of right. disdain If wrong;
Its mtSicr-chOrds
Arc Manhood. Free dom, Bro hel hood
It's discOrds but mn interIde
Between the words.
Aud then IN die 50 young, and leave
Unfinished what ne might achieve
YET better sure
Is this Than wandering up and down,
AnO man. IN a c uniry town,
Innrm and poor.
For now he haunts his native land
As an immortal youth; hi hand
Guides every plough;
lie sits beside each inele-nOok
HIS voice Is in each rushing tr00k,
Each rustl,Es bOt 81.
Ills presence hannts this room tonight,
a form of mingled mist aud light,
From lint far coast.
Welcome beneath This roof Of mine!
Welcome. THIS vacant chair Is thine,
Dear guest and ghost!
IenrV " Lonqfei!olo, in Hdrper's AdJG+in
for JlgUgf.
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How the Diamonds are Made.
TB0D-A COSTLY AND DANGEROUS EXPERT
MENT.

TbOD-A COSILY AND DANGEROUS EAPERI-
MENT.
From the Londsn News.l
IL will be fresh in the memory OF some OF
our readers that few months ago state
,ment was made TO the effect that diamonds
had been artiticialy produced in Glasgow by
a process not yet diyuIged, and that, having
been examined by the highest chemical and
mineralogical authorities, the new gems bad
been found TO satisfy all the conditions
hitherto alone supplied by the diamonds
from natures own laboraty. When, how
ever, 1t became known that the new dia-
mopds were almost microscopieal, and that
a gem worth 10 shillings cost 95 10 make.
the interest In the subject some
what diminished. II has, however, re-
viyed on the publication by Mr.. G..
-. Hanny, In the recently issued num-
Der OF tue Proceedings OF the Royal
Society,"" OF the precise method by which
he obiained bis startling and novel results.
Aud II only as a record OF indomtable per-
severance aseinsr eyer-increasing difficult
ties, OF seieH kic acumen, and Of the true
application Cf the Baconian method OF re-
search. II Is worthy OF study. Some idea OF
the nature OF the investigation may be Oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13
By George II. Poipdextcr,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
L TWO STORY FRAME TENkMEN1S on
WEST CLAY STREET. nos. 1910 AND 1912,
BETWEEN KENNY AND MOTION STEETS,
ONE SQUARE BEYOND ELBA PARK.-By vir-
tue of The provisions OF certain deed Of lru, exec
cu,ed To me on The In day OF January, 1878, re-
led I'm n e clerks Office OF The Chauc"ry Conrt OF
tue city Of Richmond. ID. u. III Is. page II. de-
fault having been made IN Tie payment OF the note
therein secured. will sell bY auc. ion, on the pfrm
i>cs, on TUESDAY. Julv 20ih. at 81 O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
the abOve-dei crined VALUABLE PROPERTY
fronting 40 feet on Clay street and extending back
220 feet 20 an a'ley.
TERMS: Sufficient I'm cash 10 pay expenses Of
sale and note OF 1850; balance az six and
twelve month. \. A. WARRtN, Trustee.
EFopnE "a pOfgDFXTER. Auc iOue,r. ~ y
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionecr,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE
L BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH NEAR CLAY
STRICT. AND NOW OCCUPIED BY MR. JOHN
MANONNI. AT ATCTION.-In CXecu ion Of q
certain detd u trust from John Man)nni. dated
10th October. 1879, ard recorded I'm Richmond
Chanccrv Court "a. H. ll1 Il. pase 329l, 10 th" an
der-igned rs trustee, vii offer for sale, upOn The
premises on THURSDAY. 18th july, 1850. al
o'clock i. M.-beiug required so 10 DO BY the
holder Of one " lhe notes secured thereby default
having been made IN The payment of The salAf-lll
the PROPERTY conveyed by said deed. The lCt
fronts % feet seventeenth street and runs back
1913 tact. The improvements consist Of TWO
STORY STOCK-BRICK STORE. with dwelling
overhead. and has for long Time been used a a
bakery. Any one wishing to purchase good store
property will % wen 10 attend the SALE as tni5 +
one OF the best In that part OF the ciy.
rER'IS: Cash as To cost sud expenses ~ sale and
to pay of a note Of il70.3l, p,s'-due. with all In
icr'st that nav he due thereon, upon a credit on
s17O.3l til September l, 1880 on s257.G0 ana
i9lS.f3 III October %, 1880, and balance upon
such terms as will be given az time Of sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
iy o Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13
By ". GOddis,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THATLARGE

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- THRFE-sTORY BRICK TENEMENT On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BRO Nd BETWEEN Fol-
SHE AND ADAMS STREETS.-At the request OF
the owner, viii offer for sale at public auction on
the gremi ses. on THURSDAY The LON July lSSO
NJ q o'clock p NJ, that LARGE AND VERY DE-
SIEABLE THREE STORY BRICK TENEMEN
located as above the Store part OF which SNOW Ia he
Cccupancy of Mr. Phillips and The upper psrt by the
owner The Lot has a front of 24Xl30 feet 20 an
alley. The tenement Is In god order. In addition
there Is an excellent brick Kitchen. ard large new
brick stable. containing six 10 eight stalls.
A. properly on Broad street IS daily Improving,
now Is rare chance TO secure hrst-rdte Invest
ment.
hour of SALE w. tbiIDiN,
10 AuctiOnerr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13
p.,fe,xor Hnrflson Is requested TO fur.

Professor Harrison Is requested to fur
nish translation Of the following. The
note accompanying II adds, "and tell where
quo,cdo; but we hardly know what Is
meant by the word "quoted" IN this con-
nection:
~ Ms,e facta. male factis, fcgere ne rerplaant
Rene Iscts, sene fsc1s ais pcrtesto ne perpluant'
s(Pganfas. Trim, 2, 2, 80 Tor AL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

MANCHESTER, July 3, 1850.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE REAL ES-
4 TATE. AUCTlONEERING, AND RENTAL
BUSINESS, formerly conducted i'm the city OF Mani
chester by our IA her The late FRANK J. SAMPSON,
will hereafter be continued by Us In all us branches
under the firm name OF JOHN l.. SAMPSON K
BROTHFR.
BY strict personal attention 10 all business en-
trusted 10 oar care. hone 10 merit cOnitnulnce
of the liberal patronage heretofore extend 10 our
father. JOHN L. SAMPSON.
jy lO-lOt WILLIS A. SAMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13
BY Jno. f.. Langbion, Jr., Auctioneer.
Ole Main street.
CATALOGUE SALE
" OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Al AUCTION.

On "WEDNESDAY the 14th instant, at O'Clock.
win sell ~ nv auctiOn.hOu DIG Main street, the
LAW AND MIsCELLASEOUS LIBRARY be-
longing 10 The estate Of The Hon. II. 4. Daniel de-
ceased: together with many additions OF VALU-
ABLE BOOKS OF Law, Hl-TORY. BIOGRAPHY,
POETRY, THEOLOGY. and GENERAL LITEEh-
TURE; am, ngsf which j. set OF AUDUBON'S
BIRDS OF AMERICA IN d other scarce and desira-
bic books.
Catalogues now ready.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR.,
iv1o.2t AuetiOneer.