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J.THoNPsoN BROWN. Auctio
By Grubbs & Williams.
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE FOUR STORY IRON-FRONT
STORE AND WAREHOUSE SITUATED At
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
fPFARLJ AND CARY STREETS At AUCTION
As Irustcr under Il coed Of trust dated Ism Decem
her 1873. and duly recorded, and also as directed
by a decree of the Chaucery Court of Richmond ~
the case of Watkins rs. Lancaster" &c, VIII se
by auction upOn the premises. on TUESDAY. 2Oth
January. 1880. at - O'Clock NJ. the VERY VAIL
TABLE PROPERTY above referred To- known as
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, now and for many
wears past occupied by Messrs. Il. +. Williams &
Cot being the corner tenement IN Pearl Block
erected I'm 1866.
This HOUSE is four stories above the cellar. has
an iron front, cOunting-rOOm with hre-prOOl
vault hoist, and every modern convenience, ana
Is I'm II respects first.class building.
The location is just I'm the centre OF the heavy
bu ness Of the city. and convenient TO the various
dcpOts, exchanges. &c.
no better property Of the kind, and none more
sure 10 be always I'm demand at Il lair rent, can
be found In the city. and 1t IL therefore recon-
mended as a sound and sure inve tment.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the re iduc In equal
instruments at two. and three years. with inter
est payabe semi.annually. the deferred payments to
be secured by decd Of trust upon the pr lpc-iy.
ISAAC II. CARRlNGTON, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucioneers. "a 10
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EDISON. --(Brcoklyn Eagle J. Scientists 70
~.r;c,,s n.rts Of the globe are industriousiy
srgsved in IN asserting that Mr.. Ed'son's light
- nj new. But they appear to have Tor
co,ten the clinching statement rsushy
made d when anything fresh Is put IoI tn
shsl Il was in use By the Chinese some ten
sai,i;ons Of years before the Christian era.
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The postmsster.G encrs, has ordered the
delivery az all registered letters sud monej'
orders addressed TO Baxter a. Coz "putao =.
caIl . operators, of No. z Wall street, to DC
stnnned Richard y. Baxter, who Is snt'-
rosed to comprise the trm, was origins,ly
IL hms;ness In Coicsgo. where, II Is said. he
accumuIsted a fortune Of saso, 900, Natn
this he came to this city, and the Wa'l.sxee ,.
shsrps soon divided the whole OF u among
them. His friends saw he then made axow
TO get It all back again from semebodg else
and in pursuance OF this purpose ne ssop =.
ed the a pa,-and-call~ business, thenHwiy
introduced.-HewY York Times.
When kew was called for and the gem
alemsn pulled out . corkscrew, soafe one
remarked tina. that was the key ti& I'M
locked bis gait Boston Post.
al have q theory about the deae Ian
Suages,n said q new student. "Wss. :
iiYv said the professor. THAT they are
killed BY being studied too sard'"
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pEPARrUgE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YOR K.-The Old I'm
IL Dominion Steamship CompanvsszAa4ek1
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CoUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, January 10th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock Thursday eve
ning
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points morrill, south, east,
and west: alsO TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York. sl2; iound-trip tickets
t24. Steerage, SO and ~.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALLEN 4 co., Agents.
IA 14-3t COmD2uy's wharf. ROcketts
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by Francis 4. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
M Elevcn ih street. between Main and Bank.


Va. g Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALU a.
lBLE BRICK. CLAY PROPERTY, WITH 80 a
NEAT DWELLING AND NECESSARY 0D Is
UOISES THEREON, BOUNDED B1 sEMMEN
AND McnoNoUGH STREEIYS On sv Two Gl}ES
STREETS on THE 0THEE TWO Sizes anES
TUERFOF CONTAINING ABOU TWO
ACRES. IN TUE CITY OF MANCHESIEk, !
AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed oi ltust cXecute9 y
Inv Davis & Ragand. beating date on the SIN Day OF
Anil 1873, recorded In the Hastings Court OF the
ci,y of Manchester. default having BE- en- maze IN
the payment Of the notes thereby secured ana DelDH
required so TO do by The holder OF satd 9olHs VIII
proceed to sell ut auction. on the premises. on
WEDNFSD AY. 2lst day of January, 1851. AZ 50
O'Clock r. NJ the PROPERTY above described,
AMI being the property cOnyeytdby said deei.
The PROPERTY has double vallle-'rsi, from
its eligible location TO the city Of Richmond being
within five hundred yards Of The southern terminus
of the Free bridge, consequently It's dtslraolHy Ior
building purpOses second. IL has upon an are! or
bulk of the best quality OF BRlCh CLA s"hClent
10 make not less than l2.O00.OOO bricks, the re-
moyal Of which womb reduce the presen surface OF
The properly TO the level Of the four streets by
which 1t is bounded thus readily enhlnclng us
value and at the same time bringing hanu.o ONE
revenue from the yearly sale OF III clay. Ad1oin-
ing This prupefty there already three brckyardS
without clay upon them and this properly OelnS
near thereto, The clay upon IT VIII no douDt De
are a FRAME DWELLING with eight rooms be-
sides closets; kitchen with four rooms good st3-
bic. &c. The yard is surrounded by boxwOOd
he'd e. enclosing several magnificent shadc-tree';
public auction. aud should therefore attract The a.
IGNITION Of brick makers anhOihers looking out Tor
profitable investment.
TERMS aIe cash as required by the deed. but more
chasers CREED Il. DAVIS.
"a 10 substituted Trustee.
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Office N
" No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET. be-cffb
tween Eight IN and Ninth streets, having every con-
venience and appliance for comfort OF his patients,
with twenty-nye years ex pertence aud PRicEs RE-
DUcKD, Ii PREPARED 10 perform gently and care
fessionai services. no l7.0m
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BY j. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioneer.
I1I3 Main siI.et.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
L ABLE IROE-FRONT STORE ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND F'F-
TENTH STREETS, No. 14l3.=By virtue oil TWO
dc, ds of trust-Oue executed by Henry GunSt aun
wife 10 Abram Gunst. trustee dated 3lst December,
1873 and recorded in Richmond Charcery Court,
ID. BIB Il. page 524. aud the second by Henry
Gunet to Gus AIillhiser. trustee. dated ION MAY,
1879 aud recorded In Richmond Chancery Courf,
d. g. ia &, page 303, The first deed To secure GER
tain notes therein mentioned, the second deed TO Sc
cure creditors Of said Gunst. and whereas defanIt
has been mafc and being required so 10 90 Dy dhe
benefciiry we will sell. on the premises. on fltl-
DAY. January G., 1889, az ~ o'clock NJ. The pro-
TerIy above mentioned, which was conveyed by Inc
two deeds OF trust above specified, and which pro-
pertv fronts 26 feet the south side of Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. and runs
back AT right angles between paral6 lines lO4 ftet
inches 10 an alley in rear. The store Is NO. l4l3
east Main street.
The property IS well known TO all. being occupied
by Mr. Henry Gunsf. Such an opportunity for IN
yestment Is seldom offered. The store Is admirably
arranged-pew has all cOnveniences large. dry eel
lar The upstairs IS arranged for dwelling, and Is
complete in all its details.
TERMS: I,y consent of all parties concerned. cash
EXCEPT az to $4,000. upon which twelve months
time will be given. interest added. aud Tor which
subst quent re- eWals may be obtained
ABRAM GUNST,
Trustee first deed;
Gus. MlLLHISER.
Trustee second deed.
7 TuoupSoN EROWS AuciOueer. il q
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DICHMOND. YORK RIYERc ETn.

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERf I'D
HAND tdFSAPEAKF RAILROAD. }s4..ss--s-sszk
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TBANSPORTA
TlON COMPANY,
an ROston. Providence. and all New England cite
steamers leave WEST POINT. VA, on eact
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each III -
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rtd Boston an'
Providence Railroad Uid West Point. Va.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
VI GRONER General Agent ap3
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pHILAD ELPHIA, RICH .rfSfFfSs.
3 MOn,D. AND NOEFOLii STEAM s>SS,sssssss
RIVER AND TIE FAST VIA FALL RIVER
TiIRtE TINES A WEEK.-Untl further no
lice the steamers Of this lire will make tri-weekl
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, and Richn.oE'
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aHd SUNDAY con
Meeting al Philadelphia with Clyd-'s New EnglsH'
Line FOR Fall River.
QUICK TiME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily III . O'Clock l.. NJ.
JAuES W. MCCARRlCK,
General SOu' oTn Agent, Richmond, ".
WI LIAM +. CLYDE K CO.,
General Managers,
no23 Nc 70 South Wharvss. pniis'e'ph!a.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
by. j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctOneer,
lll3 east Main street.

1T IL east MAIN sITtCI,
vy,RIrSTFES' SALE OF FIR 4 VI +
| Unwilling on VENABLE Strict BE-
TWEEN Rose AND I " 81 \ ! II
STREETS. No 242s.-By virtue OF deed OF irust
from r. r. Wo0dall 10 the undersigned ira. tecs,
dated 9Th August, 1878, and recorded In the Rich-
mond Chancery Court ID. Il. lib B, page ~, 10
secure certain bond therein specihed ana whereas
default has been made. aud being required so 10 40
by ihe beneficiary we will sell, on the premises on
SATURDAY, January II, 1880 al 4%o'clock 4.
NJ The REAL, ESTATE de cribcf IN said deed. as
follows: THAT lot OF W. I'm the city Of Rich
mond. with improvements thereon, belug house
No 242s Venahle street said lot fronts 30 feet on
the north side Of Neuabe street between Rose ana
Twenty. fifth streets aud runs back between paral-
lei lines 1875 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 5f0'3Z,
and the balance on such terms as viii be announced
al sale by the grantOr or trustees.
H. &. c. HAR1MAN
JULIUS STRAUS. Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN)
L. THOMPSON BROWN, AuciiOnccr. u
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex'
ID ECUTxD 1sbs DISPATCH VRiSTiS''
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEspEAyx,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ''
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY s.Ieso
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. ". Leave Redmond daily fexcen, en-
day. connecting at West p,l,, ~,
TuESDAY, THUR DAY ana Ssr
URDAY With steamers for All i,as
iDgs on the York river and for Bsi,i-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily fexce,, s,.-
1000 A. M.} day., connecting at We,t Point gi,b
T S'TI%srs I9r Da, " 2 20 o. MONDAY,
THURSDAY. and sATURbtY.
with steamers for New Yort :
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; with steamer. Tor Pro-
dence and Boston 90 TUESDAY aul
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. ". Arrive at Richmond daily fo,.,,.
sunday. cOnnccting a. West o., IL
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~,T'
IRDAf with steamers from E,sf
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
3:55P. M Arrive at Richmond daily n,....
SOO T.. NJ sunday. connecting ~ WEI H. ~
York, PrOyidcuro. and Boston ~
No transfer Of freight a. EicAn1aa 10 .- ,-,..
southern pointd. Cars run teroig eel9Cea It..l.1
and West Point.
Careful handling and disgotca, with loves, -,.,,
guaranteed.
issued 10 all northern and western points.
For IN formation. apply al ONCE OF the c0rn.a,y
Twenty-thrd and Dock streets. Richmond. 4, ''
oc4 II. T. DOUGLAS. >Bncruie..!sa,
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GOAL AND WO0D.-Firs.-clas AN.
~ THRACI1E, all sizes, from - so 10 s4.73 per
1925 70 81. 1850. and *4.75, SOFT COKE and
All kiAds Of ENGINE COAL. PINE and OAK
WOOD from $3.50 10 t4.50 per cord Ords RS
promptly allied from either yard, Broad street, be-
tween seventh ani Eighth, or 1908 Cary street.
de &. III. PAGE
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF MUSIC, PIANO,
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DESKS, &C, AT
900 EAST MAIN sTKEET.-By virtue of an exc
cution In nv hands, and by consent OF parties,
will eel at the musicsore No. go cas-: Main street,
on THCRSUAY the 18th Of January. 1850. CONF
mencing at 10 O'Clock, The entire stock OF MUSIC,
&C. In The store. comprising In part
/ New 7-OCTAVE KNABE PIANO;
3 SHOW. CASES;
2 WALNUT WRITING-DESKS:
~ PORTRAITS OF TIE MASTERS:
number Of fine VIOLISS. ACCORDEONS,
BANJOS. GUITARS. DRUMS:
Large lot Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
/ Fine SELF-FEEDlNG STOVE. &c. &c.
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
jalo Sheriff City OF Richmond
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connects for Milton. y.
connects for Asheyllle and at .sfs 10 N'efDr1
North Carolina daily, except sunday.
& connects for Macon and 81! po.A;. ln rouih"si.
Georgia.
ID connects for jacksonville auf a points in F--
rida.
4 connects for Macon and all poiutsl n S"u'hT'
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nt-lfi..e, N,mpAi- sA-
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. Aa-
Nick, burg.
q connects for Galveston and al 1eYis points.
Trains from the ahuye-UaWfi points 0tTtr. 80
Rtchm0ad AT 4:43 =. VI. sHd $3.50 a. W.
Trains between Greensboro alt ~t.rh ran caiE
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina digi..nl make .H'.''-
don ~ Gold. boro' vIIh d., vs. IS. 4. t. '. $3.50
from Weldon and Nllmlugl'I.
Pullman Palace DrtHIug-f.f.. flf ~.t"pnk |'.
Pm through on Train N1.fS ;rDW Ncw lura I'
Pichmon 20 Atlanta, and from Grta. bono % 81.
eusta, ana on Train NO.4Z fJh. Washing .u ih.
Rici mOud e. Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 an points u'i. southeast l.-
southve.t. and b1r'f"s ch .ckr. LrII- D..
No luy-0yer checks gigcu ~ .or3l 'kris.
join =. MAJ Ni E1'
Geucrt Passenger A-'.'.
=. VI. r. TALCOTT. General ~uosl.u''1i. '...
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSE- 1iis
Ssssssss5slssssss
COMPAEY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REG LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RiVEL
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LfNE,
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK., AND BOSTON.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP. ~.
u COMPANY. Ssss( as
FOR NEW YORK.

TAX ampeny VII 1l5Ealcn on q their .end!t
.ts,1crs--OLD n00N,iNSloN; WYAEoKiSIEi iSAA1
FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY ~ high water.
These SHIPS are entirely rev, and were built
pressly for thii route.
Thcy 1--we splendid saloons, stete-rooms, and bath
rooms.
Tie fare, accommodations, an attentions are TN
5uf,.aSsed.
slips going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot of Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
PIER 43, NOr.h river, foot of Christopher street.
Fresnt received Ouul 4. VI, daily.
ErelgRts Tor po.nts beyond New YORK forward {
with Dispatch snd no charge made except actsa ~
cabin f&re 70 Hcw YORK, sl2 Storage, 80 an.
az.
FOR further information amply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN y CO., AgenR,
rayJc Office foglL RHV's whsT veH. EOcFrftA
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WOOD AND CseAE.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
Il sPLINT COAL, BEST ANTHRACITE COAL,
BEST FOREST PINE ard OAK WOOD BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM COAL. S.P. LATHROP.
dell seventeenth street at draw -bfs dge
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BY Paine & Nowlin, Auctioncers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF 4 deed
| of trust executed by Leon Schaap on the I'm
dav OF January. 1850. and recorded In the clerk {
o0ice of The Chanccry Court of the city of Rich
mond conveying his en,ire stock OF merchandise
and furniture for The benefit Of his creditors and
having bt en- requested by some of them 50 10 do
snail proceed to ell at public auction. on The prenl
SEES. No. l4O2 Nam street. on THURSDAY. l5tl
January. commencing at 10 O'Clock, MS entire
81 1ck Of goods, consisting Of ~ ,
kinds.
FANCY GOODS In great variety:
UMBRELLAS. WALkING-CANES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
SMOKERS ARTICLES,
| 7 FINE SHOWCASES, FURNITURE, &C.
TERMS: At sale. -
HENRY II. MEYER. Trustee.
sale conducted by PAINE AowLIN; Anc
| tioDeers. u ~
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ROUGH FREIGHT TRAINs
RICHMOND AND PETTRsBrpct
RAILROAD iONfpA.y

RICHMOND AND PETTRsnrpc,
RAILROAD COMPANY. /
COMMENCING SUNDAY, January 1
~ 1880, trains on this road vii run as fy.,oy,..
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 u, THROUGH MAIL daily. comet,
for Charleston, .ar,suah. Agy...s
aud Aiken tyia thlr.esfonl. RAJ. -
Jacksonville. >tpns only al C.t..,
and Manche5ter, AID =. Halg-Na, mp.
signal.
500 A. VI, ACCONNO DATf0N daily .ri,.-
close cougertinI o.. P.t,r,l.I.. ...,
fhe Atlantic n. .i-,Ippi and ~.
railroad for Br,'n- taat'iu.a,,
Nashville, M,uIa.. Itrcb.ir..
Farmvil'e, sud n'A-s l.ra' C,lfI.., oa
that road, w3hls. .ras .i'rs NV
any other line. s-Ipa A. all regular
stations.
40 p. NJ ACCOMPANIES TRAIN daily
vi. i5sIf VII iiaa.t5 s..e come ,a ''' 4. :
AZ Peter burg q r ...
1895 Z. H.. THROUGH MAIL tIfv. c97r,...-,
To- N-.iuu, Wilmington, fl.....
Charleston, ~a5.tutu. Augusta. t..
lum'ia, Atlart.. ~ '.u. Nuu'g .-v
Mobile New tr..tu.. aua %. jamie
south and SOuliNt i'.'.tan .
inR-csr from Washington Or u-
miuCfon. Savanna. tHi '.r ...
Stous only an MaucHpsfar t.dtL ..-
and Halfway on s.sH'.
LEAVE fErERsBvrg >I.TU
6:35 A. 81, THROUGH MAIL 4a .y. crunee..,
7ith Richmond. .ttt...
Potomac rs .lro4t o.. o. pom. = ...
Ea.t, apu Wcet. stop, ~ NI..... ..
teI ami Chester. 1uI 80 llt..-H4,
ard q p~ury's Bug, 500 signal.
9:2bA. IL, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN ...v
icNr.u' epuaaYl. stops 10 a.. ..s.
tiDH..
7:IO Pm, ACCOMMODATES TRAM 1.'r
Except Sund1'h ~..U. r' Do N,..
chester and ths.t ei, and i'l..-H .,...
~iEuJi.
3.I4 2. 81. TllsDrGH MAJ daily, rora.r".s
Will y elmotd. l-,..-... and
Potomac rsilrlVC i.r 30 .N.. f...
So Nes'. 40, Ha. .. ..... r,Gf
ton with the ih- .i-..r 4.4 i.'-
railroad for The t.-.. .IrrF. ..t
sil points NOrth anl '...' tIi. t-..a
ctop, - NWches'er r.. I..'Hr. ...i
~ HALFWAY and Draws b4t ~
ci,mil
ALL TRAINS leaving retershr.s VIII from
tAs AUpomattox derot
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS Hsye g. ...
mono $40 4. NJ. and 42j j.. ~. Ilye It....-
burg $50 4. NJ. apd 4'25 T.. ". ,,tIf sunday.
no Is r. u. kLlNf. ~.H. r.1''na"r'
DICHMOND AND DANNIiL" Ehli-
ROAD CONFANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING Frfi,I
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .Ie79.
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Dust.N ". 6ers.

The prevalence of phthisis among
artisans who are engaged in dusty &C.
equations is well shown in observations
made IN the hospitals at Breslau and
Wurzburg, the percentage of cases be-
ing classified as follows: OF thosewh
work in metallic dust the percentage
was, needle-polishers, 500; file-cutters,
62.2; photographers, 48.5; sieve-makers,
42.1; grinders, 40.4; compositors, 1863;
wstchmakers, 36.5; typefounders, 34.9;
engravers, 1858; dyers, %; varnishers,
%; painters, 24.5; printers, 21.6; belt
makers, 1877; tinkers, al. Of those
who work in mineral dust-fint-work-
ers, 80; grindstone-makers, 40; stone
cutters, 1854; plasterers, 10; porcelain
makers, 16; potters, AT; carpenters,
IA; masons, 1873; diamond-catters, g.;
cement-makers, $40. Of those who
work in vegetable dust cigar-makers,
1863; weavers, %; rope-makers, 18.9;
millers, 1919; bakers, Z; chimney
sweepers, 6.5; coal-miAers, 0.s. OF
those who work in animal dust-brush-
makers, 49.1; hair-workers, 32.1; up
holsterers, 25.9; felt-mongers, 1872;
turner's, 1862; hatters, 1915; button
makers, 10. Of those who work in
mixed dust-glass- cutters, 35; glass
makers, 17.8; laborers, ISL.
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A Long Sore Throat.

@Give me three feet of mustard plas-
ter; and give it to me right away!"
The apothecary, with overwhelming
brows," looked up from amidst his
@green earthen pots, bladders, and mus
ty seeds" and said in daZed sort of q
way:
In this single word was expressed
both interrogation and surprise.
II say" replied DR.. Chapman, Il
want three yards of mustard plaster,
and I want it just as quick as you can
make it. Patient is in imminent dan
ger. Delay may mean death"
"Three feet of mustard plaster2
Good heavens, doctor, what are"
II said three CARDS, not three feet;
at least, when I said three feet I meant
to say three yards, and I Immediately
corrected myself. And I think that I
mentioned the fact that this was a case
in which there was no time to be lost"
The doctor was growing testy.
"But three yards of mustard plaster;
why, bless my soul! You wouldn't
want that much if your patient was a
hippopotamus with the stomach-ache.
Surely, doctor, yen do@'t mean to say
yards; you must mean inches"
DR.. Chapman assumed an air of Sc
verify becoming his professional dig
nifty and municipal office. He seemed
on the verge of suppressing forcible
opinion forcibly. There was a signif-
cant pause. Then his severity faded
away. his dignity relaxed and he
chuckled:
The fact of the matter is" he said,
zone of the girafes out at the Zoo has
an acute attack of bronchitis. His
throat's sore all the way down. That's
what the plaster's for. Now, then, let's
have .".PhiladelphiG Press.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
Floods Luck.

Mr.. Floods story OF his lucky stroke
is this: Il was on Montgomery street
one day, and friend said Treat me-
to which I replied, I have no money.
Buy Consolidated Virginia and you
will be rich; you know my judgment is
good was his reply. Something tol6l
me there was inspiration in his advice,
and I said: well, go and buy me
1000 shares The mine was an old
one, and supposed to be exhausted, and
my order was filed at $6a share. When
1 once 60 at thing I go in deep, and
SO continued to buy until got con-
troll of the mine, which was about 5000
shares, and which cost me about
$4,000. My friends all came to see
me, like the comforters of old Job. and
said: Flood, you're cracked but I
thought I had a good mine. They
didn't see how I was going to get at the
ore, if there was any there, without
sinking the shaft, which would cost q
heap of money; hut 1 did. A little
bird has sung to me several tunes in
the course of my life when there was a
crisis in my affairs. Some call it in
stinct or foresight, I call it providence.
ran secret drift through the neigh
boring mines, and struck rich body of
ore. We got s33, 100000 in dividends
out of that hole in ten years" -Ne,U
York Herald.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
The Destruction Of POmpeii.

In 174e the spade of Spanish engi-
neer first struck upon the buried ruins
Of the city. The city was buried at
depth of from twenty-three to twenty
six feet in ashes and volcanic mud.
The lower half of the deposit con-
sisted of dry ashes and small
stones or scoria. Then comes
about ten feet of volcanic mud.
This was caused by the heavy vapor Of
steam in the atmosphere, which con-
verted the showers of ashes as they
fell into a plastic mass. Above this
mud are the scori@ and ashes of later
eruptions, and the soil which has ac-
cumulated upon the surface.
= Nothing, or very little, was burnedin
Pompeii. The heat was not sufficient
to change the colors of the frescoes on
the walls, and the woodwork was car
bonised by its long intombment in
such a soil. Discoveries defend the
city against the charge SO commonly
made that it was an immoral and
vicious city. It was a city of art and
culture, and was inhabited by men Of
wealth and rare taste. If our modern
cities were to be blotted out as Pom
peii was blotted out, the future discov-
erer would find beneath their ruins
evidences of vice and RIGHTEOUSNESS to
which Pompcii can give but little COM
parisOn,