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Truth Ever to be Rem embered

WHAT THE HoUSR OF REPRESENTATIVES rs
DECLARED THREE YEARS AGO.
From the Congressional Record, Vol. ",
Part III. Page 2,226.
Resolred By The House Of Representatives.
Of the United States, That IL is the duty OF
the House to declare, and this House does
hereby solemly declare, that Samuel j..
TiIden of the State of New York received
one hundred and ninety-six electoral
votes for the office Of President OF the
Udited states, ali of which votes were
cast and lists thereof signed, certified and
transmitted to the seat of Government,
directed to the President OF the Senate in
conformity with the Constitution and
l-ws of the United States, by electors
legally eligible and qualified US such cleo
tors, each of whom had been duly ap-
pointed and elected in "a manner directed
by the Legislature of the State in and ior
which he cast his vote AZ Aforesaid
nd thai said SdmueiJ. 1itden hduiI,g thus
received The tote Of a nldjOrtty Q( The electors
appointed as aforesaid. he uds thereby duly
elected IresideHt Of the Ututed StWeS OJ
Amertcd for u term Ql Jour years, cOniDienc-
ing on the ith day Of March, 4. d., 1871;
and this House further declares that Ihus.
A. Hendricks having received the same
number oI electoral votes for the office of
Vice President Of the United states tn At
were cast for samuel j. Iildeu for Pre- l.
dent as aforesaid, the said votes having
been cast 1or him by the same persons
who voted for the said Tllden lor PTeki-
dent as aforesaid, and at tine same time
and in the same manner II rs the Opinil n
of this House that the sad 1h0m1S 4.
Hendricks Of the State Of Indiana tcds du1
elected Pice- PTeSident " The C,tited AHes
for a term Of four pears, commencing on tlie
Iuh day Of March, 4. d., 1877.
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What he Really ls.


That standard work, "The American
Cyclopsiis" Is exhaustive enough to in.
clude every name of mole In the worlds
history. But 1t does not give the biopra-
ply of James A. Garfield. The Cyclic
pedia's account of the battle of Cbicka-
mauga makes no mention of and general
named Garfield on that field. Nor any,
where in the entire sixteen volume does
the name of Garfield appear associated
with any civil or military event in this
country, nor in Ohio, nor even IN con-
nection with Hiram College. But the
Cyclop8dis does give give full bioera-
ply of Winfield Scott Hancock, and il
does so because Hancock's name is hon
orably and inseParable connected with
country's history. And undoubtedly the
next revised edition of 'he Cyclopadia 4
will contain far fuller biography, which
will cover Hancock's civil career a. Pres
ident of the United States.
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FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.

THE Radical papers of Delaware
try TO hide the dissensions in the ranks
Of their party in this State by point
ing to the difficulties that Democrats
have in other States. 1t is a good
plan to take care that ones own door
is clean. The dissensions in other
States among Democrats are not worse
than among Radicals. Take Massa-
chusetts or Maine for instance. In
both of those States the large majori-
ties that were considered certain for
the Republican party four years ago
have dwindled away until they are
now both held to be doubtful. No
one knows to-day whether both these
States that were once considered to be
reliable for any Republican ticket,
will not cast their electoral votes in
November for Hancock and English.
Even Mr.. Blaine himself speaks in a
doubtful way of Maine and tells his
P"ASy AiOuub III N0TuOuJ budL Jue
campaign in Maine is no "dress
parade" as in Vermont. His whole
time and attention is required to be
exerted to save Maine to the Republi-
cans in September. What then may
be expected when Hancock comes be-
fore the people in November? We
confidently believe that Maine will
choose the great soldier-statesman in
November, whether she gives a ma
jority for the Republican ticket in
September or not. But should the
majority of the Republicans be small
in September, then it will be forgone
conclusion that she will vote for Han
cock. In other words no Democrat
expects to carry Maine IN September,
Notwithstanding the nervousness
which the Plumed Knight has mani
tested about it.
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aug23tsept2

DROPOSALS,-Sea proposals will be
i received in the box in the Council
chamber. up TO O'Clock p. m, on Thurs.
of jackson street, between Fifth ana
Sixth streets. The amount of material Ia
be removed is about $40 cubic yards.
The stone to be broken In suitable sizes
for the breaker, where said stone must
be deposited. About one hall OF the dirt
To be placed on the bed of jackson street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, the re
mainder to be placed at such places as the
Street Commissioner may direct, provided
that the distance of hauling is not gree TEL
than six squares. A bon OF one hundred
dollars with freehold security must ac-
company each bid, Tor the good FAITH Of
the same. Bla proposals will be Iur-
niShed by the Clerk of Council. Work "a
be done under the supervision of the
Street Commissioner. BY order OF the
Committee on Opening Streets.
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
aug23-it Chairman,
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For all Female Complaints

nothing equals Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrlption. IL Is most powerful restorit-
tive tonic, also cOInOiuing the mos
valuable nervine properties, tspc-
cialiy adapting 1t to the wants of deblii-
tated bodies suffering from weak back
inward fever congestion ,infism nation, or
liberation, or from nervousness, or neur-
algic pains. Mr.. q. w. seymour, druggist,
of canton, \, y, writes Dr. Pierce Ms fol-
lows: "fne demand for your Favorite
Prescription is wonderful, and one man
stated to me that his wife had not done
days work in tiVe months, when she
commenced taking your FdVorlte Pre-
scription. took two bottles and is Gow on
the third bottle, and is able 10 do her
housework alone and milk fourteen COW
twice IA day" Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scri ption Is sold by all dealers in medi-
cine. auglS-6teod.
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Hon. JOHN W. HoUsToN is to be
the political Moses that the Radicals
say they will rally around to lead
them to the promised land, hoped for
by the carpet-baggers when the 5000
negro votes were added to the poll
lists of Delaware, Well, Judge Hous-
toms name may serve them a good
purpose. Really they needed some
name that has some saving qualities.
And so the Judges is seized upon and
is, without leave or license, applied as
a healing balm to the many wounded
hearts of the distracted Radical party.
We have no doubt that Judge Hous-
ton will be about as much astonished
as his neighbors at the turn things
have taken. But the Judge is no
political chicken he is full fledged
and we very much doubt whether he
can be relied on to undertake to lead
the disorganized and unprincipled
partisaps who two years ago were
after Greenbacker to represent them
in Congress, and finding it impossible
TO lead the best portion of their party
to vote for ''iat" money, have now
concluded to try to mend their error
by hanging to the skirts of Judge
Houston. What will Mr.. John G.
Jackson's friends say to this2 1t il
net treating Mr.. jackson and hi
friends with such consideration as they
expect. But nothing better could b.
expected from such unprincipled par
tisans as compose the two wings Of
the Radical party of Delaware. Judge
Houston is an able man, and would
we doubt not, make an excellent Re
preventative. But we do not believe
he will resign his seat upon the Bench
to take the nomination, if it should
be given him by acclamation by the
Radical party. 1t could elect no mar
to Congress from this State ; and We
believe no man knows this better thar
the learned gentleman whose nam,
has been used as rallying cry to cove
up the silly quarrels of which the fac
tions have become ashamed.
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MAINE.-The battle in Maine jogs
along in the liveliest way. All sides
have their best stumpers busy before the
multitude every day, and daily bulle-
tins predicting victory come from the
headquarters of the different camps.
General Weaver, the Greenback candi-
date for President, takes the stump in
Maine on the 1st of September, begin
Mug at Portland, aud betweenthe Re-
publican, Greenback, Democratic and
Prohibition orators and organs, the peo-
pie of the Pine Tree State will have no
rest until after the 18th of September,
and it is doubtful whether even then
there will be peace.
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ROPOSALS For GRADING AM
PAVING.
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, !
No SA East sixth street
WILMINGroN, Del. auu. M n,

WILMISGroN, Del, = ug. n, 1850.
Sea led proposals VIII be received in the
box In the CITY Council chamber, until
7.3D p. m, Thursday, September Z, 1880.
for grading and paving the bed of Della
ware avenue rom Du POnt 10 Union sts.
Except paving between the new track OF
the CITY Railroad); the grading must be
of sufficient depth TO allow bed of sand
at least seven inches deep. The dirt TO
be remoN ed 10 wherever the SLrt ct Com
missioner directs. There Will be slA
crossings to lay, and on both sides OF the
street there must be dish gutter laid
with good, hard brick. The paving ST ne
must be wei shaped, ard not less than
! or more than inches on the face. The
pavement must be well aud substantially
laid and have two good rammings and
finished on the top With a cover OF sand
well broomed into the joints. The con
tractor must furnish ali the material aud
labor necessary to complete the work ,ex-
cept the fagg stone for the crossings
which will be furnished by the city; and
the contractor Will be permitted to take "A
sufficient quantity of sand from the CITY
sand pit To com pleJe the Job The work
must he completed and ali cleaned up
within sixty days from the date the con-
tract Is awarded; Tor every day thereafter
there Will be forfeit of ten dollars. The
WOTk must he done under the dI-
reclioh ana supervision OF the
Street Commissioner and must he
approved by him before IL Will be acccut.
ed the Street Committee. PARTIES bid
| ding viii please state the price per square
| yard, single measurement. A bond. with
| security IN the sum OF two hundred dot
lars, must accompany each proposal ioI
| the good faith of the bidder, and the per
| son or persous to whom the contract
| may be awarded must give bond with
security In the sum OF five hut dred dol
lars ior the faithful performance of the
| contract
The street Committee reserve the right
| TO reject any or all bids. All bids mus
| be properly signed, sealed and endorsed
proposals for grading aud paving. Blanl
| proposals and any further information
that may be desired Will be furnished oi
application to
|. l.. p. LYNCH,
aug23tsept2 Street Commissioner
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TUE NeDs' anxiety as TO whether
Mr.. George Russell, the Democratic
Presidential Elector Of Sussex county
'has bar'l," is significant. 1t is
presumed that that paper will have to
look to some other source, since Mr..
Russell's "bar'l," if he has one, is
not likely to be opened for its pecuni-
ary benefit. Evidently the Republi-
cans are on hunt for a "bar'P'
among the powder mills on the Bran
dywine. 1t isn't powder either they
want. The ''oolored troops may fight
bravely," but they must be paid.
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Republican AtteDipt to Bride
Joshua KUe.

From the Eastern Argus, Aug. "a, 1850.
The Augusta correspondent OF the Bos-
ton Globe, writes as follows regarding
the Republican temperance split IN
Maine:
The Republicans are depressed, be-
cause of the extensive discussion on the
temperance question. They sent ex-
Governor A. P. Morrill,, TO labor with
Hon. Joshua Nye. They even went SC
far, as 10 offer Mr.. Nye an Office with
good salary, aAda sum of money into
the bargain. But Mr.. Nye could not be
thwarted in his efforts to futher the cause
of temperance. They have now com
menced TRADE Of personal abuse
against Mr.. Nye.
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JOHN wAxAmAk,,
HOW TO GET ALNd
everything below ,.ai'l nsi'Vs

tullI
d, Every Ever day during sup|
and goods that for one nsl'al ra'
or another are in our ", "
are picked o"t and D's NJ
gether to be sold at r'' |
PIlces pr as they will " \
They are undesirable u y
to hold;; d but they nav \ |
good for the buyer as !
thing we have. 10 !
We have sold ALREADY
sum summer not less than 4
OoO worth of goods at r., y,
1 lar prices in this way for
$4,000, and manyihou,', lrI'
more are going. The,
something marked dov
nearly every counter IN
store. -
Everything sold is rpt
able if dissatisfaction at at
price. ~
JOHN WANAMAKE
Chestnut Thirteenth. Market 4 !,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9.
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IF Gen. Hancock, as President of the
United States, should appoint to Office
two such rebels as Gen. Longstreet and
Errng Brother Key, would that signify
that the Solid South had won by the
ballot what 1t failed to win, fifteen years
ago, by the sword?
The daily gazette., 1880-08-27

NoTwITHsTANDIEG the fact that the
Hon. John Logan and the Hon. Stewart
L. Woodford have made speeches in
Vermont, the Hon. st. Jerome Edmunds
is reported as still talking hopefully of
the Republican prospects there.
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pROPOsALs FOR GLAZING.

l. Proposals Will be received at the
room OF the Board of Public Education
until Monday, 3Oth inst. at O'Clock y. III.
for furnishing the glass and doing tn .
glazing of tue public schools to- the ei su-
ing year. By Oider OF the Board.
august. IL. b. MORROW, sec.
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NOTICE-TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
DOVER, Del August TO- lSsD

AN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, I
DOVER, Del, August 10. 1850.
Notice is hereby given to the School
Committees of the respective school dis.
tricts within this state, mat | have ap-
portioned among the several couHties of
this state, the clear income for the pres
ent year OF the fund Tor establishing free
schools and have divided and disiri 6uted
the share thus apportioned to each coun
Ly among the several Districts, as follows:
To each OF the districts in the ciIy OF Viii
nington, New Castle County, 8l3l 20 and
10 each OF the other Districts In New Cas-.
tie county e9S.5l To each OF the districts
In Ne county, t73.25 and to each of the
districts in Sussex county S57 81 The
dividends due the districts ia New Castle
county are payable at the Fal mers' bank
aI new Castle 10 the districts In Kent
county at the Farmers Bank at Dover.
ana 10 the districts In Sussex county at
the Farmers Bank at Georgetown.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS.
state Treas. and Trustee OF School Fund.
augl2-4wdaw.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executor,
on or before Aug. 25, 1881. or abide the ct
OF Assembly in such case made and pro
Vlded. j. POULSON CHAN DLEB,
Executor.
Address-Centreville. Del.
ag2j-3Weod.
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TNHOMAS NJ. OGLE, AUCTlONEEk
Il AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
- EGISTERS ORDER.
REGlSTEK's OFFICE,
New Castle IN A


Upon the application of J. Poulson
Chandler, Executor of Mary Gould late OF
Chrlstiana Hundred, in said county,
licensed, IL Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor Aforesaid
give notice of granting of Letters Teste-
lnentary, upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof.
ny causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters III Six OF the most public places OF
the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having dem. uds against the es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
ACT OF Assembly in suLn case made and
proVlded ana also ca use the same TO he
inserted within the same period in the
, MiLmINGIoN GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
1shed IN Wilmington. and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e. O. d.
(@) Given under the hand and seal
t-@J at New Castle, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. G. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the part
IN nership existing between Geo, w.
Pierson, VIM. ii. Pierson and john M,
Kelly, under the firm name OF John M.
Kelly q Co., has been ssolved.
GEORGE W. PIERSON,
WILLIAM II, PIERSON,
Diamond State Soap Works
Wilmington, Aug 25, 1880. 1taw3ws
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ENok kENT.-Two desirable parlors
u suitable for offices. Location CEN
tral. Address
aut2O6t' IN" Gazette Office.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN,

Including one hundred genuine south
ern colored folks, men, women and chill
dren, most OF whom were slaves in Geor-
gia, Alabama and Virginia, prior TO the
with the original VIRGINIA CoLoRED
SLAVE TROUPE or JUBILEE SINGERS. The
great realistic plantation scene has been
most natural and iife.IiEe ike picture cn Of ths ths
old-timecotton plantation ever conceived.
Scenery, appointments and effects are all
new and splendid. Cast OF characters
Was bor9, Mrs, &c. Howard her original
character Uncle Tom, the faithful slave,
MIR. Cool White; st. Clair, a southern
gentl, man, Mr.. g. G. Howard. his orig inal
character Eva, the flower of the South
Little kveline Pollock.
Eliza Harris, the fugitive vile and
mother. r................M Miss Laura Linden
Marks, lawyer. Mr.. Clarence Worrell
Mr.. Chas. Stetson
Deacon Abram Perry....J. Nj. wentworth
Phineas Fletcher, ken!9ckian,
simon Legree. slave-owner,
Mr.. Frank Doud
Mr.. W. Thompson
Mr.. Shelby, an insolvent planter
Geo. Shelby, his SON.. Mr.. W. RobeI Is
Haley, a slave owner,... MIR. &. Mortwick
Skeggs, an nauctloneer......M MIR. X. Raynor
Sainbo. a lively Niger. Mr.. q. A. swain
Harry, Eilza's chlld........ Master Willie
Aunt Ophelia, "A live Vermonter,
Miss Jenny Savage
Classy. the terror OF Legree,
Mlss Linda Jones
Mrs. St. Clair...............Mls Mlss Mark ham
Emeline Quadroon slave. ...Mrs. Bar y
Aunt Chloe, Uncle Toms wife
Mrs. Hampton
incidental to the story, the following
musical gems:
"Golly, Use so w.cked'. .Topsy
Eva 10 neI papa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. EVA
The slave dream" ............. uncle Tom
Eva In Heaven. n.....................St, Clair
Old folks are Gone. u ncle Tom
Who's Dat Fool a Burning. Walk around
The poor old Slave..... chorus
Mother, Is mass "A Pwine tn sell us..Jubilee
Shake your dusty wings and Jingle
jingle ....................... Ju Jubilees
Steal away and nearer TO thee. ..Jubilecs
halI MALICE. .'................. Jubllees
Prices OF fadmission-Matinee, children
10 cents; adults, 25 cents. Reserved seats,
30 cents, General admission, % cents.
Tickets for sale at c. +. Thomas d Co.
hug24-it.
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90 CENT sToRE.-Everything for the
EJ season, OIL Stoves for Samn ' nr
HHhitchen Hh Hammocks; Folding Rockina
E1ilaairs; window Screens, Linen La5
iSne; Goats and hats. Other things by
augl6-daW8t,
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OK SALE.-New series in the Perpet-
= ual Savings and Loan Association nj
S.W share. This ASSOCIATE oans four
nunuTeu collars on each share al Il colIects
Tie premium monthly. N''
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
WV iih. SecrelarX.
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NOTICES.

M ANTFD.-By a lady competent to
w teach the English, French and La
tin languages, "A position as governess.
au2lBtdaw3L Address A, Gazette Office.
hINIDENU.-A dividend OF forty cents
IL per share has been declared by the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike g
Company, payable on or after the 10Th
inst. JOS. TATNALL,
Smo9-l0t. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1880-08-27

= PER GENT. MORTGAGE INVEST
. MENTS.-We are now permitted to
refer To Governor St. John o! Kansas, a,
To the 5 per cent. farm mortgages, negoti-
ated through j. b. Watkins Il Co. mo
default in 10 years work" ;" and certainly
not OF any kind In our nearly years ex-
perience. What can be better.
film was. HEALD co.
NOTICE-THE STAR LOAN ASSO-
IN CIATION.-Shares In new SERIES
commencing with July, can be had on Rp-
piication TO Philip Pluukett, Treasul er
S. W. corner Third and Market streets. or
10 JNO. +. MILLER, Sec.
JyN-lm. S33 Mark ct street.
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DEL.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SALE.-One- horse family Phpton
Il TO seat four persons in good order !,
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club stables
orange street, below Ninth. aug2-tf
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Eok SALE,-New Series, Clayton Loan
j Association sl.OO a share. This A.
soclatloi Keeps the whole amount q,
loan and coliets the Premium monthly
Js,lm. secretssrv
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DLAi& WREELS 81 IS hing street, corner
Of Roysl. Alex4ndris, VS. We sre still
selling the boVe wheels which have given gen
ers ss.stsction 20 our customers. both IS 10
wanted.
spl4 J. CREIGHTON & SON.
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By Green & Wise, Auetioneers.

pY VIRTUE Of a decree Of The Circuit c. u-t
~ for the county # AieEsndris, Va render.
cd st ITS May term $780, 10 lhs chsnce-7 csus.
of Waters, sutVlv az, vs. Kelly It ais the un.
darsigntd commissioners therein named will
offer for sale by pubic suctloa in isout of tha
entrance TO the Court room, on Fsiif,x street. in
the city Of Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 2S:h of August, 1889, al II O'clock M, the
following deseroed property To wit:
A LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE.
men.s thereon, in the county Of Alexsndra
Va, beginning on the vest side Of the Wasnns.
ton and Aexandris Turnpike Isl feet inches
north Of the first street north OF Montgomery
street; thence northerly W lh said turnpise II
feet, more or less, to j. Wtner's linz (foruerly
Csz II owes j lhsIs, south with said lin. II feet
more or less; ther ea esstery by q straight lire
to the beginning
Terms Of sale: Cash enough to pay costs o.
suit and sale, ard the residue in three equsl in
sts!meE!s ST one, two snd three years, respac
lively, with interest from the day of sale; lhs
| title 10 be retained uhi the purchase money il
| fully paid
ALBEIT STUART, | Comn'ra.
II. o. CAAU1HTON, ! of sale.
jy26-2awts
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appointed sole agent in Ale1sndris for the sale
Of the publications of the NEW YORK BOOK
EXCHAEGE. Catalogues and rices furnished
on application. Among the wonderful things
which have been accomplished for the lovers OF
good books by the literary revolution" is tho
reproduction of ofCHAMBEKS ENCYCLOPA.
Ola st mare nominal cost It is verbatlm
reprint of the last English edition. in Is vols :;
some'y bound in cloth, 81 20; postsge Cts per
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Vols 81 10; or Rollins Ancient History, 81 %;
comp ete S5s, and so on through the list. Eve
rgbody Can have o library of choice books at
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jas 90 snd 95 King ct.
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NNINUooR COFFEE PUT>l
w WINDSOR COFFEE POTSi
We have just recelyed q suppiy of the cele.
brs!ed Windsor Coffee Pots, acknowledged by
sll TO be the best
MCLEAN & UHLER.
sp9 IS Kiog street
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Jno w Moh!er. Aunctioneer.
Fairfax county. iel4-XI9

'E'RU5TEE'S SALKIN FAIRFAX-By vir
E Tue 't 8 deed Of trust from j. D. Crock or
"0d "its, dated aug l2,h, 1874 and daily re-
e,rIed II the tsad roc ,:ds Q; fairfax county
"a sd Tor The purposes therein mentioned
5I"I oh-r IL! sale by public suction in front of
.ns Io4!t House door, at Farssx G H. on
MON D y, ugust l6.h. lcS0 (Court 4 ~ at II
n, IN" tR ACT OF Ia Nd Conveyed by the
Above deed containing III and S!-lOO acres, ly-
I"5 Upon the road iesd'ng tro Lewansvile to
i-atg 3, adjoining the lands Of SmOut Peacocy.
ana TIERS, and SnOwI as the DOR Crocker'
psce
Terms Of Ssle Cash
NAaMrN PEACOCK. Trustee.
FNl7f.x county Va Jul7 l2-wt,s