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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

DIW00VI Itto eooS &Ass~ VIZ
great feature of our Palace Cars is SMOKlNtI
BALLOON where you can enjoy your {" Havana
az M a nGdfs IRON Bridges span the Mississippi:
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Butis
Kansas City, Leavenworth and AtchlSon' coh"
The principal Il. r. connections Of
| this great Through Line are as follows:
AT CHICAGO; with all diverging lines Tor the
Al. At ENaIHWoop: with the LIS. d Ms andr'
| Fl. w. & C. r. Rds. sct
| At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with F. e. q ot'
At Ia SALE with II. Cent r; i R = Mrs
w At IF Rr9 Md: T and E +. ". Rds: D. "
| At ROCK ISLAND. with milwaukee ana Eock
Island Short Line" KocR isna TN Hix;s' uS
| At DAVENPORT. with the Dasenpoi' Oi'10ion
AtWEsT LIBERTY. with the B. c. f. NR.h.
| At GRINNELL with Central Iowa 4. K.
AtCoTN CIT BIuFFs, with Union Pacific R;R.
| At OMAHA, with B. & Mo- r. R:R On Nep;)
! At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with b, +: d y K1E'
Pge AnG Tith Se and g. iG~f kds W"
| At KEUKUK, with Toll. Pe0. q wal; WdY3:;ot'
Al CAMERON, with H. St. J. r. R.
AtATCHlsoN, With H. At Sn 'ToPeks RS Sane" re-
At LEAvENwoRTH, with Union rae. anc han'
At KANSAS CITY, with all lines for the West
rC !afS1E and LEAVENW0KTH:
Great Rock Island Route are so1o oS
7our home Office, address,
f. ST. JOHN.
General Ticket and F''' SHsfc zss5' ILL.
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kenda|I'S
S pawn Cure

kELLEl'e ISLAND, Etie Co., O., Mag 2Sth, 1850.
DR.. &. j. k-SDALI. l. Co.:
fICnta--I have Ut ed YOUR "Kepdal Is SPAWN ture,
on a bone spayin 81 am pleased to report that it
has taken the nj .rgem ent completely off. 1t took
nniy ope tottlc to perform the cure am conf.
tent II 1t IS properly used it will do all you claim
Tor it. Yours truly, C. LINCOLN,
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READ
~ THIS!

CONCORD, N. b., Jan. 2, 1880.
b. J. KENDALL & Co.:
Gsntt:men-We have beautiful roam mare that
was given to us account Of SPAWN on her leg
which made her cead lame. We took off her shoes
and lowed her to run in the barn yard in the fall
of the year, apply ng " KAndall's SPAWN Cure" &C.
cordiDg to directions. We did not use her for
month. She entirely cured, and the bunch conn.,
pe'ely rcntcued, and has never been lame since We
stat" What we know to be fact. We have sold
twelve dozen bottles in the short time that We have
acted as your agents in Concord.
Respectfully yours,
UNDERHILL l. ,KITTREDGE,
ApOtheCaries
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- Remember this Company OWNS al Reads ao7e In heavy 1aes
TnnT
Gu n
svPERsTRycTvRE COMBINE AL moDER"
IMPROVEMENTS, PERFECT IN EVERY PARTICULAR
anh PARLoR
tho finest n
nsRA and
Its Masnhcct
dbyh Travelling al
s. MERRILL yAN HoENE y n cARfEENrEE e. RISE
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General SkobeIoH,s Report.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 19.-Genera
SkobeIof teleeraphs under date Of the 18th
Instant as follows:
On the night OF the l1th instant an i'm
mense force OF TurcOmaDs made a sortie
upon the front and tanks Of the siege.
works. Another BODY Simultaneously al.
tackled the eamp on boIb flanks aud 10 rear.
A hand-to. hand fight ensued, which lasted
until after midnight.
The Turcomaps were all totally repulsed
from the camp and from the front and right
faux of the sege-works, but on the left
flank they captured IL rsdoubt from COM
pany OF Trans-Csspian troops, who lost
their commander and ibilty-nine men killed
and foriy.one wounded. The Turcomans
here captured two mounted guns, all the
gunners being killed al their posts.
The Russian reserve recapfuied q re-
doubt aud Que OF the guns, but the Turco.
mans dragged away the other gun, which,
however, had been previously rendered
useless. The enemy reireated with great
loss within short distance OF the fortress.
The total Russian loss was one officer and
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3.222,OOO S.275,00I

The aggregate number OF hogs packed In
the West and received at the four Atlantic
cities mentioned Is 1887 600 Tor 1851
sgsinst l4,4l5.000 in 1879.
The usual statistics OF pork-packing cover
the winter season from November l 10
Msrch I, and the summer season from
March 10 November During the winter
OF 1S79-'S0 the total packing IN the West
was 6 1000 hogs, against 7.4s0, 600 during
the preceding winter, which was The largest
in the history OF the business.
The present winter season began with
favorable weather for Strengthening. which
hes continued with hardly any interruption,
and hogs have been very freely marketed,
and have brought prices which average
somewhat above year ago. The cold
weather which has prevailed during large
part Of the past two months. and the short
ness of the corn cropin many sections, espe-
,s'ially in Indiana and portions OF Illinois,
: Kentucky. and Missouri, baye contributed
TO the earlv marketing OF hogs.
The evidence now available indicates that
the extent OF bog-packing during the next
two months to the close OF the winter sea.
son will not equal last year for the cor
responding time, and that the season will
show no increase, and possibly some de-
crease, compared with the preceding win
ter, so far as the number Of hogs Is con.
aerned.
While last winter was especially favora-
bic for young swine, affecting to an impor-
tant degree the question Of supply for the
succeeding year, The present winter is par
ticularly unfavorable 10 this respect thus
far, in the low temperature, rendering 1t
difficult for farmers to save so full a proper
ton. Of the winter pigs, and, although there
is nothing TO support the belief a. vet that
the supply OF the next ten or twelve months
will fall short OF last year, yet that increase
which might otherwise be confidently
looked for will be more or less curtaiIed by
the causes here suggested.
The average Of prices which have been
paid thus far OF leading points in the West
for packing grades Of hogs is about $3.50
per 100 pounds gross, against last winters
general average of S4.lS for the entire
West, 1856 IN 1889, SO SO in 1878,
e5.7A IN lS76-'7, 81 05 in 1866, etc.
During the summer season OF 1880
March LIST TO November 1st-tbe western
packing aggregated about 5,240, 900 hogs,
against 1850, 200 in 1879, and 3,37s, 900 in
1878.
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~ rasksss Z. NE Uassea usasss -

l0oo.
w ere Indebted 10 Brddsersef tor the so'-
lewtuR exhibit covering the great noq
lntespst n this country. II uWst interest
Or readers generally:
T&e winter Of lsap-so was mild and espc..
r1ollv favorable for the lie and growth OF
Dirs. and the prices which hogs were com"
ucpdlus gave farmers an Incentive TO the
mott careful pCctec,,on q young stock, ana
9he effect Of these conditions mas been
made apparent, a. the year closes,
81 the large ouuser OF hogs which
hsye found market during the
year, and especially during the later
mart OF this period. exceeding any pre-
,yyous year. Stats les furnished early IN tue
year by the Dcpsrtmcu, Of Agriculture IN
cheated decrease OF sos per cent Ia num-
her Of swine Ia the thirteen western sta'es
which are kuewn rs the hog.supplying ano
pscksug sections. compared with the supply
Of the precedtag year. but the close OF zoe
year shows 80 important gain, due 10 the
causes suggested above and 10 the relatively
anal, degree al disease or plague among
swine during the year.
Exact figures Of the member oi'bogs mar
keted duriug the gear and of tue numoer
hacked cannot be now given, but can be
closely appropriated, aud below VIII oe
found comparisons:
The NUMBER OF hogs packed in the west
during the calendar years 1880 and 1879
were as follows:
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We are proud TO learn that In working the
iron mine OF General Hoke, near Chape'
Hin, another large and rich vein has been
developed, which adds greatly TO The value
Of the property. We wish the General all
the good luck in this enterprise that his
hard work and energy so richly merit
Raleigh Nens.
w. w. mcfarland. OF New York. until
RECENTLY member OF the law firm OF Ship
man, Barlow Il Larocque, has decided to
sever his connection with the Democratic
party, and will hereafter act with the Re-
publicans.
|. "There Is no occasion for tumbling II
! you'li lust take a little care how you walk, y
said wOuld-be sure-footed dapper little
fellow who accompanied lady down 'Ih'rd
streeI Yesterday. Careful people don't
slim on the-whoop! wback ou.g-b! What
are you laughing ati"- Harrisburg Pa
Mi8t
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CHALK LEVEL. VA. January II, 1881.


Editors Dispatch: Dear Sirs,-I notice
that you are advising all the farmers of Vir-
GINA 10 get seed and raise the White Bur.
ley tobacco. !. Being planter myself, l am
always much Interested in any suggestions
made Ia the interest Of our great staple, and
would therefore thank you II you would in
form me where the seed can be gotten ;
also any and all other information that you
can furnish relative to its growth, manage
ment, &c. II this tobacco is all that Is claimed
for II, and Is adapted to the soil and climate
OF Sonthside Virginia, 1t will without doubt
be Of great benefit not only TO those directly
interested In it's growth, but to the State at
aEgf. Respectfully, &C.,
ALEXANDER s. PANNILL.
fan this we have done. Mr.. Il. w. Wood,
of this city, adycrtises the seed in the Dis
1QtCk.1
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Total quarters. 900 1880 200
The foregoing estimate varies from tba
| of the London Miller as follows: The MI
| Ter makes the wants Of the United Krug-
dom 1000 600 bushels less; wants OF
France, 20 $40, 900 bushels less; wants Of
Belgium, Holland, and Germany. . 900. 600
bushels less; want, OF Spain and Portugal,
,, O00, 900 bushels less A.; wants OF Cape Colo
nv, 1000 900 bushels more; Central and
South America and the Wes' Indies the
same; surplus Of Algeria, Egypt, United
States, the same; AustrO-HnugaIv ana
Southeastern Europe surplus. 4.000.000
bushels less; wants o! Switzerland, 5000
600 bushels less. The Miller does not
place Italy smOng the importing countries,
while BeerhObm estimates >he VIII require
tn import S,000.000 bushels. The l. ~ don
Miller, as regards France, is probably wide
of the mark, as that country has imported
from August / to December /, 1880, about
%, 000. 600 bushels net, or nearly double the
amour, estimated by the Mitter as the total
French requirements. ltal, is import
ing quite freely, and should be taken
into Inc account Us an Importer OF wheat.
Estimates Of this character must necessarily
be only approXimative, b1th as regards
wants and supplies. Wants at hieh prices
are ALWAYS less tnan a. low prices The
condition OF the Industrial interests OF
country has much 10 do in determining the
ratio of consumption, and the ability or In
ability TO pay in determining the volume OF
imports. The crop OF British India will not
be harvested until April. The harvest in
New Zealand, Australia, and Chill Is now IN
progress, or aOOut completed. he latest
postal advices from Australia state hat the
outcome OF the wheat crop will be much
less favorable in both quantity and quality
than tue previous crop. From this 1t will
be perceived that any estimate that can be
made must necessarily be subject TO many
contingencies. What the outcome Of the
British India cropp the crop Of New Zea-
laad, Chill, and the River Platter What
the Russian wants, surplusf Will the
coming harvest in America be- early or late,
good or bad? What the promise Tor the
coming crop In Europe?
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Mr.. DERoH PROPOSES TO RE-EsTABLIsE TIKI
wHRPING.POaT.
Albany, January 17.--Mr. Henry BeTgh
president OF the Society for the Preves;ior
Of Cruelty to Animals, Is here with bill
which he win ask some mem&er Of the S ..
nate AID Assembly to Introduce tomorrow
10 use his own word, the presentation Of
Il will make music by the fun band" d;
3 Is as follows:
An Act PSouiding tor tie Corporal Punish
nsent Of AGie Persons IN Certaa. Cases.
The people OF the STATE OF New York,
represented 10 Senate aud Assembly, do
enact ~ follows:
Section I. Whenever hereafter avg male
person shah wiliui!y beat, oruise. OF mutt
1sto hts wife. sr anv ether female human be-
Ing. the court or magistrate before Gbom
the offender shall be brought and convicted
shat direct the infection Of corporal pHn.
1shnept upon sGaeh ocender, specifying at
the Eme the nssDber OF strokes or lssies,
sRhjct shalt not be less than tgeniy:iiye,
Which shall be stnrdity laid on, upon the
.nar& heck Of said offender, by means OF O.
wbib3 e. lash OF such proportions and
eereukth as will insure the carrying out OF
fhe eCirK and letter OF this statute.
9ectIon 2. The corporal punishment re-
cited IN Ne foregoing section shall be In
Heed BY the sheriff OF the county, or by
oof o. bis deputies, or a constable. and With
81 TIE prison Enclosure. tn the county where
NE offence wes committed. and In as private
4 manner ~ fneV be, and Ia the presence OF
4 6nlg licensed physician or surgeon.
Gecllo0 8. No 4cmale sbsIl at any time,
~ my offence, he s<bjected TO the infection
~ ooYoOaol punjshufDi under The provisions
= ~ IT.
setiop I. Thls set etUI taks effect iwme.
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sfty men killed, and I've odicers and ninety
men wounded.
The siegc-works were completed during
the night.
The Russian mortars threw shells into
the interior OF the place next day, and the
Russian camp advanced to the hrst parallel.
The siege Is still proceeding.
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SToEEvILLE. N. c., January Is, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Please inform me
through the columns OF your daily the date
OF the Ashtabula disaster, and oblige,
Yours. respectfully, q. b. TAYLOR.
fDecember 90, 1876
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

r.. y. CHAFFIN. ROBERT II. GILLIAN
d b. CHAPLIN d CO.,
III. REAL ESTATE AGENTS ..
AND AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell clty and country propsrty, privately or at auc-
non: collect renis in Richmond, Manchester, and
country. and make prompt returns OF same; money
loaned on city aud country real estate; deeds writ
ten and acknowledgements taken; lands shown free
buyers aud sellers introduced to make their bar
gains. Wire or call for free Virgt1td Rent Estate
Journal We are the LARGEST avert ers of real es-
tate 10 America. except western raiiroads.
Reference by permission First National Bank.
ia 7-d.sM.N W3ml
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cALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE-


GALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE-
- LONGING TO A SAW-MlLL.-By virtue or
deed of trust from j. ID. Richardson to william
Sciaier. trustee. dated the I'd dav Of November,
1873, and recorded In the clerk office OF FluvanDa
county. D. y. 22. y. 395. the undersigned, as sub
81 uted trustee I'm the Aforesaid deed II trust being
required 81 10 do by the beneficiary In said deed
will offer for sale publicly, to the highest bidder at
The present location of The property hereinafter de-
scribed. on the farm wherein the late John Adams
resided a. the 'ipe OF his death. lying aDout one
mile below Wilmington. I'm the county Of Fluyanna,
Va, on ~
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81. 1881.
NJ 81 o'clock +. NJ, the ENGINE and BOILER be-
longing 10 the saw-mill now in the possession OF
James d. Richar con- situated IN the county Of FLU
wanna. 10 the state of Virginia on the IA m aiore-
said; the said ENGINE and BOILER being the
property Of The said j. ID. Richardson, and being
The same ENGINE and BOILER that are men.
toned IN and conveyed by the aforesaid deed OF
trust
TERMS: Cash enough to defray the expenses and
all attending the execution of this trust. the
fees for craving and corOing the said deed of
trust II then unpaid, and To discharge the unpaid
balance OF a certain negotiable note drawn by D. ID.
Richardson m favor of Robert Avis on the I'd day
Of November. 1878 for $3.50, with per cent In
terest per annum thereon from It's date and me
residue upon terms TO be announced on the day bf
sale JOHN BRAGG,
Ia 1927 SUBSTITUTED Trustee.
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Editors Dispatch: Please publish Creeds
OF the Bells" and much Oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Petersburg, Va, January II, 1891.
fSend 1t to u.s.
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BreadstuG Requirements.

From report OF New YORK FT0uuct EHCHaHgt, HUI
in-.antJ
Beerbobm's London Corn Trade List
gives the following estimate IL the surplus
OF tue exporting countries ana the require
menis of the importing countries for ibe
season lSS0-'Sl, in quarters OF eight bushels
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Editors Dispatch: Please publish the
name OF the present United States Postmas-
ter. General. THOMAS WICKs.
Horace Maypard.]
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by George 4. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer.
10C5 Bank street next TO Custom-iiousel.

IUU0 Dirk stTttI IIVAI 20 CUsIUIH-IrOUSVI'
At THE RISK AND COST OF THOS.
N MCALEAVY. who purchased at a private
sac, but has entirely failed 10 comply with the
terms Of his purchase, will sell at auction, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 29TH,
a. O'Clock +. ". or fair; If not. the first fair fsy
ihereafIer) that DESIRABLE BRiCk-AND-
FRAME RESIDENCE, No. iii Moore street.
The building Is in good order and contains six good
rooms The lot fronts 30 feet, more or less on said
Moore street. and runs back between parallel lines
l75 feet 10 an lev.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known a. sale.
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD,
ia 19-10t AucilPneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VALU ABLE LOT on FRANKLIN
Y STREET OPPOSITE TO MONROE PARK,
BETWEEN BELVlDERE AND PINE STREETS.
FOR SALT am authorized to sell this truly
BEAU rItUL LOT. II has II front of 30xlj5 feet
to vice alley and is eqnal 10 any to- f. that fash
onab e and improving locality. Apply to
IA 20 81 M.GODDIN, AuctiOneer.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND. uEspEAHRj
RAiLR' 40.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST Is, lss)
PASSENGER TKAIN-.
300 Z. VI. Leave Richmond daily teNcept sum
day. connecting al West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT
TRDAN with steamer To- an nud-
ings On the York river snd Tor BAKE
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. M Leave Richmond Gaiy except Sua-
1915 A. VI. I day, connecting At Me>i Point @iih
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY,. WEDNE SDAf,
THURSDAY, ana >ATI RpAf
MN Wn f'saner' TIGErn\\ff NV Y,A , ND
FRIDAY With steamer Tor ProYl.
Deuce and R0st0n on TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive AZ Richmond daily lexceP.
SUNDAY conueciue At West Point
TUESDAY, TIT k>DAl, snd SAl-
CRDAY with steamers from Balu-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:5OP. Ma Arrive Al Richmond salty except
6.35 p. NJ. { sunday. connectlg al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence ami Boston.
No transfer Of freight al Richmond 70 or from
southern points. cars ru1 through oe'wet Atlanta
and Wee; Point.
Careful handling aud G;spatch, With loves, rates,
guaranteed.
Through bills Of lsding. with guaranteed rates,
issued 20 all northern and western points.
For Information. apply at Office of the company.
Twenty-,hird aud Dock streets, Richmond, Va.
suls ". r. DOUGLAS Snn"riu tendenL
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
January 3, 1881.

tOMMlSsIONERH OFFltE,t
RICHMOND. January 3, 1881. :
FREEMAN VS.. WHITES ADMINS
l. TRATRlX AND OTttRS-IN THE CHAN
Gerry COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The following is an extract from The decree entered
In this cause on The Sh day of July. 1880:
The Court doth adjudge, order, ana decree that
Oieria T. White Administrative of William White,
deceased, do render be fore of the commits ION.
ers of This Court acCouB of her transactions a.
adlnInisratrX of said William W It,. deceased.
Aud the & urt doth further adjudge, order. and
decree that said commissioner do ascertain and r,-
port he debts due from The estate of " lillian Whe
decea ed TO whom due, ana now evidenced and their
pnOrities; and that said OmmsSi0ner report the
assets Of said estate and OF what thy consist, and
the fee simple and annual value thereof.
The par les interested are here v notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY the 9Th dav of February
1881. a IL O'Clock NJ, the time. and NV office
on Eleventh street between Main aud Bar K streets
as the place, to execute the tor, going decree
THOMAS j. EVANS.
ia 6-Th4w Commissioner.
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THE FREE BRIO(
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PEWS FOR SALE

DY REQUEST Of THE EXECUTOR
I'D Of an estate. offer for sale TWO UEeIRA-
BILE PEWS In The First Baptist church.
II. l.. STAPLES K Co,
Ia 1927 I103 Main street.
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AUCllON sALhsS--Th1s Day.
BY jas. MacdouEall. Aucfionee
No. 10 Governor street,

A IL THE FURNITURE. &c. OF TIKI
n HANOVER HOUSE. SEVEN INTENT
Strict OPPOSITE THE MEAT.MARKET;F FOE
SALE AT AUCTION AT The request Of Mr.:
ID. Tnslev. who Is moving back To the country,
will sell 10 The highest bidder. on
THURSDAY THE 20TH INSTANT,
nj o'clock. all the effects in the ir'i class HAN
OVER RESTAURANT. recently kept by him. con
BFnSrFADs aud BEDDING, wASHsTANDS,
BUREAUS md MIRRORS,
elegant FIRsT-CLAss- COOK1NG-STOVE, II
perfec' order. with utensils:
DISING-TABI rs and TABLE-CLOTHS,
Large lot of0RUcKreY GLASSWARE, KNIVES
IfEATiNG-STOVE>,
REFRI6 TRAITORS and wATER-COOLERS;
several EXCELLENT CLOCKS, PICTURES. &c
All the above articles are new and arst-class and
worthy the attention Of those wishing 10 buy.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. Auciioneer.
f.. COOK. salesman. ia 1919
HIGH-C NSTABLE'S SALE OF
III HARDWARE, CULTGvATORS, PL0Ws,
H4VELs. SAX rs; TGCSrER r S,LW
CASE, sPOkEs, &C-I will sill al public auction on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. 1851,
a. O'Clock a. NJ. at No sos Marshall street. be-
low Fifth, the following property 10 ss'isfy wrts
IN INV hands in favor of Il. II. Llleit rs. W. l..
I SOS W ,GoN.wHEELs. 2 CULTlyAToRs,
PLOWS 10 SHONELS, 3 RAKES,
lot SPOKE~. IL sers SHAFTS.
HFAiING-STOVES I PLOW- CASTING,
lltPLOW CASTINGS. ] lot HUBS,
/ TRACF-CHAIN.
2p, irs COUNT r PLATFORM SCALES,
/ SHOWCASE an contents.
MONkEY-WRr NCH. z HAND SAWS,
DRAWING-KNIVtS, 4 XE~.
3 WOOD SAWS. / pair BAIANCF-sCA
WASHBpaRD>. 3 PART KEGS NAILS,
PART BOX HORSE SHOE NAILS,
2 SPADES, 3 BAERFLS ami contents,
VINFGAR and WINE. and
4 general assortment OF HARDWARE and
CUTLERY.
TERMS: Cash. +. IlOLZiNGFR.
IA II. &. e. X.
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NETWORK AUCTION-HOUSE tup-stairs),
523 BROAD STREET.

TIL. remainder Of stock consists Of VERY FINE
FLOWERS. FEATHERS. RIBBONS, Silks, SAT
ms, vELvETS, PLUSHES, and WALKING
HATS.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
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