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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29
CHESHIRE COUNTY, N. H.

The graud jury have reported indict-
ments to the court in session in Keene,
against the following persons VIM. Nc
Donald, rape; Thos. Sheehan, burglary.
In each of the above cases the respond
ents being arraigned pleaded not guilty.
The city of Keene was also indicted for
allowing the highway between the Sun
Tavern" on court-st., and the flour cor
ners," above the stone bridge, to remain
in defective condition. The first case
tried was VIM. N. Patten. Action on
a promissory note by indorsee against in
dorser. Verdict for defendant. Cushing
and Bellows for plaintiff. Batchelder &
Faulkner for defendant. Sarah Robbins
v. Joseph Brown. Action of SANDER
based on words imputing unchaste con-
duct on the part of the plaintiff alleged
to have been spoken by defendant. On
trial. Lane & Dole and Chas. n. Daven-
port for plaintiff Batchelder & Faulkner
| for defendant.
HINsDALE.
Rev. D. M. Stearns of Boston conducted
revival services at the NJ 4. church on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings of last week.
The High School lecture course opened
on Wednesday evening with reading by
Prof. Alfred G. Wright.
The Amidon mills are being painted
buff with drab trimmings.
Hon. w. E. Chandler lectured on politi-
cal issues at Ashuelot, Friday evening,
and the speech was followed by torch
light procession.
DR.. Morse went to Springfield, Saturday
16th and performed a surgical operation
on child from neighboring town.
Mr.. Fisk's plans for new mill on the
site of the old tannery are such as to af-
| ford convenience and capacity notexcell-
ed in town.
Rumor has it that photographer is to
locate in Hinsdale.
Our veterinary surgeon, Mr.. Frank
Stearns, who has had large experience
in treating diseases of horses and cattle,
has found that English turnips fed in
proper quantities to horses suffering
from the prevailing epidemic, nave
very favorable effect in shortening the
duration of the disease and bringing it
to favorable termination. Dr. Stearns
also asserts that non-infected horses thus
led, are less likely W sullei lOlh Nos
and other epidemics incident to the pres
ent season. He uses very little medicine
but pays the strictest attention to warmth
and diet, giving internally, one OF the
pre- parations of potassium. If this be
true, horse owners will be glad to give SO
simple remedy, fair trial.
Mrs. A. w. Fields slipped Monday and
dislocated her shoulder.
VIM E. Chandler and Edward Cuisine
addressed the Westmoreland Republic
cans Thursday evening of last week.
The parents of Deacon John Mason
and wife gave them an enjoyable surprise
party with handsome presents Friday
evening.
CHESTERFIELD.
The avails OF the oyster supper, by
he Ladies' Enterprise society, last week,
we're about S35. The music by Mr.. and
irs. Rngg and their daughter, with Sc
act readings by Miss Mary Walker, Mrs.
J. S. Goodrich, Miss Mabel Goodrich
nd Mrs. C. f. Stockwell, were attractive
,atures of the evening. ~
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

SARAH BERNHARDT has reached New
York.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

The REFoRMER's circulation last week
lwo editions for Windham and Bennington
Counties uas 1880.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29
DOMESTIC

Luke Blackburn" the skiing OF the
turf" is said to have broken DOWN
The Episcopal convention at New York
has voted to raise q $1,000, 900 perma'
nent building fubd.-John Ostermey.
or, convicted ~ murder In the second
degree for killing his wife in East New
York in June last, was Monday sen.
fenced for life.--Thirty Mormon mis-
sionaries have sailed for Europe. Three
thousand converts were made in Europe
last wear. There was heavy frost in
Virginia Tuesday night. Thin ice form
ed in some localities. Hayes
and his party are in New Mexico. They
require strong guards to protect them
from Indian attacks.-Warrents have
been issued for the arrest of 1000 men
illegally registered in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Ansonia clock company, iacto-
ry at Brooklyn, N, Y, was burned Tues
day, by an explosion Of leaking gas,
Loss $250, 900.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

resbl. dis.,son- sict he.d.eh.. airr,n.<. ,,s
f.intn.ss csfsi " Nsi Bias,s. IN
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.


The congress Of Bolivia has deprived
ex.nresident Dnza of the rights of citi-
zenshin because of his failure in the war
with Chill. which they ascribe to COW
ardjce and imbeciity. --Greece threat
ems to begin war to compel Turkey to
cede Dulcigno, according to the Berlin
treaty France seems to be getting ready
elso to help England support Greece
Startling revelations in European politics
are predicted within the next few weeks
other tribes have joined the Basutos In
revolt against the colonial government
ofSouth Africa bayond Pietermaritzburg.
The capital of Aatal. The most horrible
atrocities are reported and the insurgents
are complete masters OF the situation:
The colonial authorities are in need OF
assistance to save them from massacre.
The town Of Iquique, Peru. has been
almost totally destroyed BY hre.-l5,.
600 Kurds are invading Persia.-Ihe
Princess Louisehas returned to London
and will shortly sail for Canada to join
her husband, ths Marquis of Lorne.--
Eleven workman at the Gautiers mill,
near St. Martins, N. B.. have been seri-
ously poisoned from eating diseased pork.
Some will probably die.-There have
been great inundations in the Santa Cath.
arina colonies, Brazil, caused BY an over.
flow of the river Itajaby. The loss Of
property is immense. A hundred houses.
many mills and ali the bridges were de.
stroyed, and tbe crops carried away.
Great distress prevails among the COLO
pists.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

uciu ueicuso tuat horcy anu TIE organ
ization were myths.
The testimony of Postmaster Anger at
Washington, that the stamp appearing
on the letter was not used till April 10,
two months after the letter was dated,
would be absolutely conclusive, if true.
But whether Garfield proves ultimately
to be guilty or not, Anger is convicted OF
deliberate lying to help his party. The
Washington Post has reproduced the
stamping upon five different envelopes,
all dated previous to April Is, and one of
them, even back to March 1873, all of
which are stamped exactly like that of
another last week Thursday. The DEM
ocratic Central Committee at Washing
ton. have collected large number of the
envelopes, which they invite the public
to come and examine, which show that
there was no uniformity in the use of
cancelling stamps. The stamps ofDecem-
Der 29 and January 81, are made of rub
Der, while those of February % and
April 10 are made of steel. The dating
stamp of February q, 1880, is the exact
fac-simile of that of October 81, 1880
the stamp now in use. This is sufficient
evidence that the stamp was not changed,
April IL, as Mr.. Anger claims.
Truth publishes letter of Henry
c. Kelsey, Secretary of State of New Jer-
sey, inclosing eight letters received by
him, four previous and four subsequent
to April Is. the cancelling stamp being
precisely the same on all of the eight. In
addition to these, Truth publishes a fac
smile of the Washington canceline
stamps Of February 81, May is, March
10, February IL and April ~, 1850, all of
the precise size and appearance of the
stamp upon the Chinese letter addressed
by Garfield to Morey.
Some other suspicious circumstances
also weigh in a measure against the Re
publicans. One of the forms Of the Truth
was knocked over and pied, by a crowd
Of roughs "Wednesday morning, with the
evident intent Of preventing the publ
cation Of the paper. The office has had
TO be surrounded by the police to protect
Its business. Two suspicious characters
~hs we're arrested in the efiee, for fear
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

A memorial by Horace Fairbanks, &C.
cOmpanying protest from the Congre-
gational convention Of ministers against
running trains on Sunday, has been pre-
scented in the Senate.
Col. Hooker, ofthe National committee.
has presented 70 each member a copy of
Major Bundy's life of Gen. Garfield.
MIR. Butter6eld writes. taking excep-
ton to last weeks ''no,e- Thai Shen I.
fought Jones' bill be was ignorant Of u
fact that Probate cours sre .nthor;..
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

Mr.. Del Mar says: For the year end
ing June 30, 1864, there is discrepancy
between the statement of the Fifth Au-
ditor and that of the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, amounting to $21, 49,
427; for the following year there is one
of $50, 1871 $50, and for the following year
one of So, 1854 ,4l6. These discrepancies
have been carefully examined BY Mr..
Randall, Mr.. Davis, and himself indie
pendently of each other. There is no
possible explanation of them, he insists,
consistent with honesty.
Corroberative ofthese charges, Mr.. Del
Mar alleges specifically:
That in the comparative tables of public
debt the Pacific railroad bonds and other
items formerly included were afterward
omitted, for fraudulent purposes in max
ing it appear that the debt had been d.
minished more than the fac; warranted.
That the $3s, 600 900 surplus revenues
distributed TO the States in 1896, is still
fraudulenty counted as part Of the cash
on hand in the treasury.
That the stamps account of the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau, the detailed ac-
counts of Merchandise entered into.
withdrawn from, and remaining in the
customs warehouses, required by the acts
Of 1876, ETC., have not been balanced,
the former for sixteen, the latter for 20
years.
That in 1867 or 1868 requisition was
made upon him for clerical assistance by
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
He sent a number Of accountants 10 him
and when they returned TO his Bureau
they reported that the stamps account of
the Internal Revenue Office would not
balance by nearly twenty millions dol
lars, and that the vouchers we're 50 de-
fective and confused that no balance
could ever be effected. Mr.. Randall called
attention TO the discrepancies in these
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

The avails OF the oyster supper, by
the Ladies' Enterprise society, last week,
were about $35. The music by Mr.. and
Mrs. Rngg and their daughter, with Sc
lect readings by Miss Mary Walker, Mrs.
E. S. Goodrich, Miss Mabel Goodrich
and Mrs. C. E. Stockwell, were attractive
features of the evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02

The PHGNIx.-Miton Mobiles and COM
pany will appear at the Theatre tonight in
the stirring drama The Phoenix. 1t is a
play OF the sensational order; but possesses
considerable merit, and enchains the atten-
ton OF the audience throughout. There
are several truIy-amusing characters in It,
and some OF the scenes are OF the most ex-
citing description.
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rxrcurryE.-We learn from member OF
.be GENERA. Assembly that the Governor
has rsiused 10 issue a requisition for Tooe
Nottingham, who killed John Gaylor 10
Norfolk in 1874, aud who recently surren.
dered himself TO the police authorities OF
milwaukee,, Wis. From the information
received by the Governor 1t is not likely
Nottingham can now be convicted. SOL Is
moi worth while sending for him, Noting
ham. who said that he had rather "come 10
Virginia and be hung than be feasted IN the
West" will not have the pleasure nc
crayes-at the States expense, at least.
Governor Holiday on Saturday issued
the commission OF Colonel ID. j. Godwin,
recently elected judge OF Norfolk city 10
place Of Judge Scarburg, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-02
BY Chafiin. Staples & Co., ..ssas
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRlCO COuN-
TY, ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW The CITY
OF RICHMOND, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-m
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of Hen
rico county, entered on the 18Th day OF October
1879, as amended by a subsequent decree entered
on the 10Th day Of december. 1879. in The suit OF
" Chlldrey rs. Childr,y's administrator and as.
the undersigned special commits iOners appointed
bv the first decree for that purpose. viii proceed on
MONDAY the oh day Of February 1850. at II NJ
nat being court day. to offer for sale AT public auc-
lion in front of the courthouse Of HenricO county
the following REAL ESTATE, Of which Melchias
Childrey died seized-to wit: - -
First, NINETEEN ANDTWO-TENTHS ACRES
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, lying in Hem
rico county tuear Fort larrisOnl about EIGHT miles
below the cityOf Richmond. and adjoining the Lands
of Edmund Sieanp. James Atkins heirs. Dr. I.
Archer. Alpheus Cbildrey, and The dover tract Of
Mrs. :. Elizabeth Cbildrey. .. -.
second. The RtVERSIONARY INTEREST IN
ments thereon, assigned to Mrs. ;. Elizabeih chi
drey rs her dover in the lands of her late husband,
Nelchiss Childrey. deceased.
About one third of the first mentioned tract IS
cleared, the balance being In second growth OF OAK
The dover tract tine reyersiOn In which Is 10 be
Sold Is entirely cleared. ana has on IL (besides
DWELLlNG-HOUSE and the usual out-hosses) a
good orchard.
This properly is wen ada pied Tor markei garden
ing, and The attention of parties engaged in that
business Is asked TO this sale.
TERMS: Cash As 10 costs of suit and sale; ana
the balance credits of one two, and three years.
the purchaser giving bonds for the deferred pay
mems of the purchase-mOney. and the title 10 be
retained until a conveyance Il ordered blythe Court.
JAMES +. HEATH,
HOWARD II. BAYNE.
Special Commissioners.
"a 26.29.&F, 2.6.E0-5t
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AUCTION sALEs--This nay.
BY Cbafln. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
N BILE BRICK-CLAY PROPERTY IN ROCK
FITS NEAR THE BALTIMORE BRICK CON.
PANf'S YARDS-On MONDAY the 20 Day OF
February. 1880, at o'clock j.. NJ. we VIII sell, on
ACRES % the celebrated VAN LEW BRICh-
CLAY LAND. adjacent to the bliek-yaris OF the
Baltimore Brick Company aud OF Messrs. rowefs q
Crnmp. -,
The superior quality OF this clay Is so wei estab-
lEshed 10 need no com mendaton from us, ana as
II is the last of the Van Lew clay property now on
the market. or likely 10 be for some years 10 come.
trick makers should not miss this opportunity or
securing the only clay from Which Drick can &c
IL preferred by builders 10 any other kind. .
fhe property will be divided Into two parcels III
desired by purchasers
TERMS: One nth cash; the balance In equal pay
rents ut six, twelve. eighteen, twenty-four thirty,
and thirty-six months. with Interest added, Tor ne
en,,abe notes secured by a trust deed on the pro-
pcrty. CHAfrlNt 81 Az ~ 80,
IA lG-dfda AucDonetIs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TXrR.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or EXTRA
AVAILABLE. MOST pF>IRABIN LOCATED.
ANDHIGHLI-IMPROY SUBJ NBNNTEl lh
FARM. WITH GOOD BRICK DMtLllNr AID
OTHER LARGE MpR9iX hMi - y .t"\.
THE ROAD LEADING FROM lill 'ht~A.
pFAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Shops lNl iiE
NECHANICsVIaE1 tRNPlht, KNOWN IS
MINOR BOTTS, AND MORE RECENTLY DN ~
ED AND OCCUPIED bi RUSH III Ehl>-. -o .
BY PUBLIC AUClIoN.-ln pursnautr "i t
eniere by the CbanceIy Court OF th. cl'' l..'-
mond in The Slti. OF Rurge- rs. Brhlu ini '...'.-
tered on the 24th daY Oi JtuulrN. l~~1, ....-
jng n, commissioner Tor the purpose. 500 ,'l lr'-
re,d 10 sell, upon the plcmi-'~. hN t...I. Du
WEDNESDAY The An Jay OF fr.ihtf. l'7. ai
the hour Of O'Clock ~ that gay ui iir. ii ..l
The mex. fair day thetattcrl tne property ID
I'm The deed as follow: All that certain l.Ai l,
PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND. with thr ...i-
ing. and improvements thereon. form NiIt owned 't
john Minor Bot-, wing on Bo"les ''fr'i D.. 'Hr
county Of Ilenrico, about lhret iuni,i' .I '.-
from The CITY Of Richmond, adjoining lh' BID l't
of Philip Keplcr and oihtr,. containing I.'.'
FORTY ACRES. THIS land b, extremely FOO
and Is In hish state II cultivation ana '' i''l'
tiguity 10 Tie city OF Richmond !. el'r'H'
able not only for IT. gr'at adNanitE' A- N..N
firm. but by reason OF It's PROSPECTIVE ftN.
site for building lots. Tie DIV tlLiN1 ~ 'f' 10
containing about nine rooms hllth'h' 49, ''-
front and rear pOrchrs: Is wei wafer ~ aN'
il upon this place "A most excellent oI iA.i
many grape-vlnes. which bear wei lu'' '..
as desirable places near Richmond a' ih,.i.I I-
eec ogers an unusual opportunity for Invest. ".
or for home.
Of the purchase money In cash; h1.1nc ni'i D
credit Of six. twelve. eighteen. ana t"tH'.-'.'r
months. negotiable notes, win prr r,a'. .''l' g
added. and secured by lru,t-dcci, 90 al i,... Dc
the option Of the purchaser.
Possession viii be given the IL d1' Of, Mac
next The property is now occupied ny VI '"r j..
Warwick Woods. H. =; ,n\NIp
h2S Special tonm'-.I ...--.
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y,.sox.,s AID BRIEFS -Charles ). Par.
al, the distinguished Irish orator, WIZ
~,s,, This city on the 9Th. No doubt ar
ra r will be made TO give bim
Mr. Mr.. John Jarrats, Of Peunsylvanis, presi,,
loot n the Amalgamated Association OF
Ion. and Steel-workcrs IN the Unnea
states. was IN the city saturday. The ron
workers OF Richmond and Manchester zen,
dered him a reception at West'End nan
Saturday night. u.uod
Lieu,enant Donald Wilson, OF the United
states army, was in the city Saturday, ana
registered at The Tobacco Exchange; IA.
DR.. George Ross has returned TO the g, CITY, y,
Ve reports Professor William Taylor Ihom
imnroyjng, though IL will be many wees en-.
before he will be well enough to resume MS
duties at Hollins Intitute.
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SALE or LAN

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
NIN CHESTERFIELD UNITY At ll '. De-
ATCIION.-n pursuance of e deer. ni I.' ..-
cut Court of Chesterfield county in llr
suit styled Lucy VI. BRYAN; rs. ~oi Dole VI
eXecutriX, &c, entered a. tnc NDFfm'ti
1879. the undersigned, special conn l.-i..
sell al public auction. on MONDAY thr 3.
February. 1850. between ihc hour nf d.
NJ and 2 O'Clock f. ". in font M '-.
courthouse, the TRACT OF LAND m'n'
said decree. whereof tharr7 Nidi't."n NI''
and possessed, containing. hy recent .nf''.
ACRES. lying about seven mile from en- .'
court house. near the Brishth0Ic rsl.f"ii i.' DO
ioining the lands Of the BnghhO tAI".'
pany and others. The buildings c"n-l. -", .,,t
and sufficiently large and comnD'ilou- lNN w.
DWELLING and The necessary on. hou''.
FARM is well wooded aud "a tirItd, g.. I't
anf residence. near 10 churcnc- aud -ch"".,' n
TERMS: one third cash; thc balance 'h
Of one and two years. cII1l iu sialmtul'' i".
chaser 10 execute bis bonds for the dei,it'i E
ments. BEARING interest from day ~ stl'.i .
tile retained iiil the whole pufcna' t-in
Ccurf f.. n. JONf h.. Ih
NV"'" " r. MDkENNf1.
GEORGE MASON.
4, % Special Comm. .''I'l ~.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &C.

NOTHING OLD OR TRASHY-EVERYTHIN
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
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PROFESSOR WINSTON on GAsLIGHT.-Pro
lessor &. ii. Winston will lecture at 81
Marks Sunday school room next Friday
evening at o'clock. The lecture Is not '(
raise money, but to provide rational 2nt
pleasing instruction for the people, espe
cially the young. The insignificant price
Of admission is TO pay expenses.
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HY Genrce $. Vphon & 81.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneer,'
NOT Tenth street (Shafcr', Bulldin-I.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS No. H
/ AND 20 N THE PLAN OF NAVY u,i'',,,..
~ rHF IOTS FRONTING so FbtI uN Is
SIDE OF EIGHTH RUNNING BA1h ~
TO 4 l6-FOOT ALLEY. AND Akt. ~, l,t,,<
SrRFFT -l;y virtue of a trust deed. dnlN
in Richmond lhaucery Court clerks oiiicr.ln l'''
Book III \, page 3 /, 20 secure cri iAn 81.
s,nnry therein mentioned. and dsfaull ha'lnt
mad. I'm the payment m r0oi. VII. Bong u'
re0ulrtd hy The Beneficiary az aid decd ptv,,,.i
eel Al public auction. on the prcml,' on ~ ..
DAY February ,. 1850, IL V''''" ! '''
property above described. .r.,r.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 roo and cNprr-,' O., 'l.-
/ isS0 The balance up0u such terms a. nav
announced at the hour ~ salc ,...u,N
la -
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OFFICERS ELECTED. Evergreen Lodge,
No. /, Good Templars has elected j. Ii.
Richardson, w. e. T.; Anna Randolph,
W. 5.
New Light Lodge, No. 2: Rev. Benia-
min Persons, W. Z. T.; Carrie c. Wise,
w. 5.
Eureka Lodge, No. 8 j. A. johnson, W.
&. T.; A. L. Fleet, w. s.
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Coon TExPLARs.-J. j. Hickman, James
n. Stubs, Nj. T. Dill, and Others will insti'
tute Dual Grand Lodge, Colored lndepend-
cnt Order Of Good Templars in this city
Mopday, February 10th, at 10 A. M. The
Gland Lodge will consist Of thirteen work
ing lodges, recently Organized under TINS
head by Special Deputy w. ii. L. Combs.
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By }. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoheci'
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOl>E Az
LOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET 81 W B.,
Clay AND LEIGH STREEIS.-BN Nl'.i,
deed Of trust, dated 23d August, 1870. gee ,-
Richmond Cnaucery Court. -. h. los H. ltS.
executed by NJ. Rose 20 the undersigned Hul'
aud whereas default has been made DO we gag
of the obligation secured, aud b,.ut m8,i r.
do we will sell. on the premises. OF ttH'NtfxI,s
ruary q, 1880. 81 ; O'Clock =. NJ. fhr il,.'',
REAL proc kRTY That LOT OF J. w "''
all the improvements thereon, ON ~ wes..I ..t
inz ~ feet more or less. ana running back OcI"'e-
parallel lines 100 feet. more or less. ,4,,.q4.
TERMS Cash aS to expenses 81 salt slu f'l'--.'.'
aud the balance on such terms a. VIII pe "A"P-"'
By said NJ. Rose or trustees al sale. ,,>.
II. &. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS SrRAis,.,,..
Tru.ttNf.
I THOMPSON brown Auc'ioneer. ~
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New Music Received from the arranger
and composer, Professor c. c. DeNorden-
dorf, the following Nos. Of his latest pup
IIcatioDs: "Myosotis Forget Me NOD
Polka" for violin and piano, by Or. .; 80; a.
Bartkowski; a simple arrangement OF mo
Matters "Concert Waltz" ana u. La
mothe's First-Kiss waltz ana sI'"Iso,
raenf from Pinafore for small bands, ana
his Musical Journal, containing several yo-
cal and instrumental selections.
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THE GALLEY SLAyE.-On Monday the 9th
instant we are to have Mr.. Ford's company
a. the Theatre in the Galley Slave, to be
produced for the first time In this city.
Miss Bockel, Miss Belle Mckenzie, Miss Rosa
Rand, George w. Denham, &c.
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j. TmoMPsoN BRowN. Aucllon.
Real Estate Agent and Auciion'e''
corner Eleventh and BapA siee'''

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VAIL AblaEs
i HOUSE AND LOT On sOlIh Ell,
CLAY STREET BETWEEN fOl KIN -.
FIFTH STREETS.-The undersigned ne'i,, A..
deed daied 10Th day II January, 1871 ys' .,t,,y
creed 10 do 80 by decree Of The Riehmon - i me
Court entered on the 22d Of Jauu1ry'i eoV,u
suit OF DiekeusOn vs. Diekensoa ana nts., VI" =,
pose TO sale at pn6lic auction, on me
1880. The abcys-,iescl lhed HOUSE NM I'i'
The 10. fronts 54 feet on south slde OF ia ~
aud runs beck 2l5 feet. The property u no" ny
residence OF Colonel William G. tafflp sloh. -
dwelling Il a spacious one and has amr. e aecVhiN'
daiiops for = large family. .,oao
TyRMs or SALE: Cash for eno1,,h 10 pay 80 nv,
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