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a game or two Of ball with the boys, and
didn't get home till late in the afternoon.
There was Sue freezing the ice cream, and
suffering dreadtully, 70 she said. She
had to 60 and dress right away, and told
me to keep turning the ice cream freezer
till it froze, and don't run of and leave
me to do everything again you good-for~
nothing boy, wonder how you can do it.
| turned that freezer for ever so long, but
nothing would freeze; SO | made up my
mind that it wanted more salt. didn't
want to disturb anybody, so | quietly
went into the kitchen and got the salt
cellar and emptied it into the ice cream.
1t began to freeze right away; but l
tasted it and it was awiully salt, SO ! got
the jug Of golden syrup and poured about
q pint into the ice cream, and then it
was beautiful straw color. But there
was an awful scence when the party tried
to eat that ice cream. Sue handed 1t
round, and said to everybody. This Is
my ice cream, and you must be sure to
like it," Tho first one she gave it to was
DR.. Porter. Hc is dreadfally fond Of ice
cream, and he smiled such big smile,
and said he was sure it was delightful,
and took q whole spoonful. Then he
jumped up as if something had hit him,
and went out OF the door in two jumps,
and we didn't SEQ him again. Then three
more men tasted their ice cream and
jumped up and ran after the doctor, and
two girls said, "Oh, nay / and held their
handkerchiefs over their faces, and turned
just az pale. And then everybody else
put their ice cream down on the table,
and said thank you, thoy guessed they
wouldn't take any. The party was regu-
larly spoiled, aud when l tasted the ice
cream didn't WONDER 1t was worse
than the best kind of strong medicine:
Sue was in dreadful state OF mind, and
when the party had gone home-all but
one man, who lay under the apple tree
all night and groaned like he was dying
only we thought it was cats--she made
me tell her all about the salt and the
golden syrup. She wouldn't believe that
I had tried to do my best and didn't mean
any harm. Father took her part, and
said ought to eat some of the ice cream
since made it; but said Id rather go
up stairs with him. So went.
Some of these days people will begin to
understand that they are just wasting and
throwing away boy who always tries to
DO his best, and perhaps they'll be sorry /,
when it is two late.
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BELOW We give the important
part Of the Address of tho Anti
Prohibition Executive Committee.
We would give it in full if space
would permit:
Rooms OF THEExEcuTIvR COMMITTEES
AUTHORIZATION PARTY or
NORTH CAROLINA,
RALEIGH, N. G., Oct. 10, 1881.
To the Ant- Ptohibitionists Of North
Carolina:
Owing to the peculiar features Of
the late campaign and the determin-
ed efforts upon the part Of the fanat-
les to still continue the warfare,
though a different but persistent
manner, we, your committee, have
deemed it our duty to send forth
this address, plainly setting forth
the facts and calling upon that no.
BILE band of one hundred and sixty
seven thousand who SO firmly guard
ed the Temple of Liberty, to keep
their watch fires brightly burning,
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JIMMY BROWN AND THE ICE
. ~p"N PARTY.

N 4A nearly whole week
that .Aept ouR Z trouble, but it didn't
last. Boys a4e aJorn to fly upward like
the sparks that trouble, and yesterday 1
was up to mischief again, as Sue said,
though I never had the least idea Of
doing any mischief. How should amin
nocent boy, who might easily have been
On orphan had things happen in that
way. know all about cooking and chemis.
try and such, should like to know. Il
was really Sues fault. Nothing would
do but she must give party, and, OF
course, she must have ice cream. Nov
the Ice cream that our cake shop man
makes isn't good enough for her, 50 she
got father to buy an ice cream freezer,
and said she would make the Ice cream
herself. Twas to help her, and she sent
me to the store to order some salt. |
asked her what she wanted Of salt, and
she said that you couldn't freeze Ice cream
without plenty of salt, and that it was al
most as necessary as ice. ! went to the
store and ordered the salt, and then had
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THE COLORED FAIR.
The Big Day of the Erhi-
6ition-A Splendid Speech
BIZ Senator Tance-Ave very
Large attendance and
MeritOriOuS Exhibit.
From the News and Observer.

From the News and Observer.
Raleigh never contained SO
many visiting from distance as
were in the city to attend the Fair.
1t was o well dressed, good humored
and orderly crowd, and the police
give uniform testimony to the good
behavior of the visitors. Out to
the Fair grounds the people made
their way and the scenes along
Hargett street were gay. The feel
ing Of pride was perceptible in eve
~ Africans face, for little and big
we're alike impressed with the dig
nifty Of the occasion and the merits
of the Fair. The display Of
STOCK
is meritorious, and the swine are
splendid. The finest hog shown, q
Poland China boar, is Of immense
size. A number Of good COWS,
calves and horses are in the stalls.
A pair of light bay horses, owned by
WARREN G. COLEMAN,
of Concord, an intelligent colored
man, attracted much attention, as
he drove the pair to a buggy Of his
own. AS has before been said, the
poultry exhibit is one of the best
and largest ever made in the State.
To sum UP the merits Of the Fair,
as impressed upon visitor, it may
be said that it is an honor to the
colored people of North Carolina,
and that the fact of their having
made it the best of the three held
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The estimates Of the Agricultural
Bureau on the cotton acreage and c0ndi-
ton Of crop as compared with t. '~"f
last year would make it about 5,3.
The Financial Chronicle thinks 1
the present stage Of the crop thisA
a fair approximation. The entire acE'
in the ten cotton States planted to,
this year is Is, 392,O96, a gain oV.
year Of GA, 496 acres. In 1871
acreage was but S,666,2l7, gtyings
crease of 6,725,S79 acres ia ten yea.
For these ten years Texas shows til
greatest gain. In 1871 Texas had br>
900, 937 acres against 2,443,OO2 this Yeaf
1 giin Of l,642,065 acres. Louisiana
the only State which has reduced i
acreage in the Same period. in which
shows a loss Of 4.O6O acres. As compare
with last years acreage, North Carolina
has increased 4 per cent, Louisiana 3.
per cent, Texas Q per cent. and Arkansas
| per cent while in Florida, Alabama
and Tennessee there is a falling 81, ii
the latter State Of 7 per cent, or 571SA
almost as large 4 loss in one State as tie
gain in acreage of all the other States.
Florida is the smallest cotton growing
State, having but 244,O52 acres, Georgia
leads of with 2.S42,O26 acres.
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THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
IS CHEWING 1T

In our last issue we made men,
ton Of some Of the leading Repub-
licsns in North Carolina who have
ever been true to the principles Of
the Republican party and warm
friends Of the unfortunate colored
citizens.
We feel it our duty to continue
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SUPERIOR COURT

Wayne county Superior Court
convened on Monday the 7th inst,
Judge Ship presiding.
After the grand jury was drawn
the Judge proceeded in his usual
manner to charge them, with great
ability upon the laws of North Car
olina, and at considerable length.
An officer was then sworn in and
the grand jury retired to. their room
for business.
There are So cases on the crimi-
nal docket quite . number Of which
are old cases for costs, sci fas and
capias'.
We are Informed that there is
considerable work for the grand jury
to do-therefore the criminal docket
may number near hundred cases
before the end of the week.
Our Solicitor, Mr.. Swift Gallo
way, is at his post Of duty and is
one of the best prosecuting officers
in the State. There are many traits
about Mr.. Galloway that should en-
dear him to the people Of the Dis
trict. LIST. He is a good lawyer
and dares to do his duty as a prose
cutting officer. I'd. He is kind
hearted, christian gentleman Of the
highest character. Sd. He will de-
fend the rights Of the poor and
humble as we'll as the opulent.
We noticed all the local members
Of the bar in attendance Of the
court on Monday, and Ira W. Hatch
Of Dudley, visiting member.
Our efficient high-Sheriff, Mr.. D..
A. Grantham, looks much invigora-
ted by his recent visit to the Atlanta
Exposition.
Last, but by no means least, is
our worthy deputy sheriff, Mr.. W.
R. Parker, who waits upon the court
and members Of the bar, and is an
indispensable component part Of the
judicial system Of Wayne county
and is q good officer whom all good
citizens like. irrespective Of party
affiliations.
The court this week has furnished
two more recruits for the peniten-
tiary, vis: Henry Henderson for
larceny, 8 years; and Pinkney
Price, for store robbing at Mt. o.
i've, 10 years; both are colored.
George Cox, COL, goes to Jail six
months for carrying concealed weap-
ons.
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the roll until we shall have at least
mentioned a goodly number of these
worthy and heightened gentlemen.
HON. 7. A. HENRY,

worthy and heightened gentlemen.
HON. 7. A. HENRY,
Collector of Customs at the port Of
New Berne, was appointed in 1877,
and has filed the office with salts
faction to the Department at Wash
ington, D. c., and the business men
of New Berne. Mr.. Henry appoint
ed Mr.. I. B. Abbott, (col.) deputy
Collector, soon after he entered up,
on the duties of his ofice-but ow-
ing to the great reduction Of salaries
in the panic of 1872, Mr.. Abbott
resigned to look for something bet
ter. However, Mr.. V. A. Craw-
ford was appointed to fill the vacan-
cy and is yet in the Office.
COL. THOs. B. POWERS,
ex- Collector of the I'd District, has
always ranked high in Republican
circles and has the honor Of appoint
ing Mr.. E. r. Dudley as one Of the
first colored deputy Collectors Of In
ternal Revenue in the State, and it
is to be remembered that this ap-
pointment was made in 1876 at a
period of Tildenism when it tried
the soul of white man to appoint
a colored man to an Official position.
HON. E. A. WHITE
superseded Col. Powers as Col
|ector of the I'd District in 1879, and
has retained Mr.. Dudley ever since.
Mr.. White is quiet, unassuming,
christian gentleman and an honest
,ficial Of the Revenue service. Mr..
white is not politician but a strict
business man, whom the business
community admire.
MR.. &. W. CARPENTER
was elected Clerk Of the Superior
Court for Craven county in 1878,
and when he entered upon the du-l
ties of his Office he found a colored
deputy in it and has retained him
ever since, that gentleman is Mr.. J.
Willis, who has been connected
with the office since 1873.
fro BR CONTINUED.
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IN VIRGINIA

The Re-adjusters have elected their
ticket by q majority of $4,000 or
more. 1t is stated that Col. Gamer
on's majority for Governor will be
nearly 10000.
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-Toisnot Home: Wesley s. Farmer,
of Goldsboro, rode q bicycle from bis
wife's fathers, in Greene county, to vii.
son, . distance Of sixteen miles, in two
hours, on the country road.
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THE following correspondence,
which has been handed to us for
publication, explains itself and
needs no comment from us:
New BERNE, N. G., |
Nov. I'd, 1881.
II. Humphrey, Esq,
, Sir:-I have the honor Of here
with enclosing copy Of letter from
the Department in regard to recent
examination Of my Office. | ca
but express my appreciation Of thu
prompt endeavors of my force tx
enabling me to attain so favorable
notice.
Respectfully,
E. A. WHITE,
Collector.
tCepy.]
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, Oct. 90, 1881.
EEhu A. White, Esq.,
Collector I'd Dist
New Berne, N. G.
Sir:-The condition of your Office
upon its recent examination by Rev.
enue Agent Hale was extremely sat
isfactory.
Your grade is, as usual, number
one or first class.
Respectfully,
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner.
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F. M. SoRREIL, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-30

Brief items. The Manchester Debating
Society was organized few evenings
since by the election OF the following OH
GERS: w. r. BE ,eh, president; F.NW Bass,
yice-president; e. Il. Peasley, secretary !;
Miss Hardie Peasley, treasurer; and George
II. Ely. sergeant.ai.arms. The Society has
a membership Of about thirty, male and ie'
male.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterhe"
county have come TO the conclusion tnat tDe
county roads need repairing, and will take
steps very soon looking to the hXIng o.
them.
At this writing Chesterfield county E
without n treasurer. DIR. .J. %. Gillian.
who was appointed by JudgcGregory, did
not qualify Monday. A bond OF S;SO,0OO Is
required from the treasurer OF Chesterfield,
and not every one can give this bond.
Farmers 10 Chesterfield have commenced
plougbing, ana are now getting ready TO
sow oats. The tobacco plants in the county
are reported as looking well.
Mr.. George II. levitt. member OF the
House OF Delegates from Chesterfield, was
in the city yesterday.
A prominent Readiuster OF this city told
the writer yesterday that the ResdjnsteIs
would run full ticket in the coming cleo
ton in Manchester. They have not yet named
any one whom they will support for the
mayOraIty.
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Examination Wosued. lin the Mayors
Court YESTERDAY morning the case Of George
Green who was arrested ia Richmond sun
dsv and brought over 10 tbisscity TO answer
= charge Of feloniousiy stealing ten dollars
In United States currency from Wesley
Bartlett, was called. About hah'dozen
witnesses were examined. and after all fne
testimony was beard the prisoner, torough
his counsel, waived an examination, ana tne
case was certified 10 Lbe Hastings court.
The money was takenfrom Bari.esps pockei
and fopnd IN Green's possession. The ac-
cused was represented by Percy Carrlngton,
of Richmond, and the Commonwealth oy
Commonwealtb's.Att Attorney Attkissos. ban
was refused and the prisoner remanded 10
ta4l
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DIR. HARVEY L. BYRD,
OF BALTIMORE,

FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDICA
AND THERAPEUTICS, AND OF TIE PRINCIPLES
AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. AND LATE PRO-
frssoR OF OBSTETRICS AND OF TIE DISEASES
oY WOMEN AND CHILDREN:
"The most marked beneficial results which have
known from any remedy in BRlGliT'S DISEASE
OFF TUE KIDNEYS have been from the BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER. A knowledge Of is action thus
far would seem to well warrant the belief that 1t
would in many instances. III the early stages Of the
disease arrest 1t entirely and In its advanced
stages that 1t would prove decided paliatlon and
comfort. would strongly commend il a. worthy of
a trial in every case OF this Character
For sale on draught by GEORGE SCHEN. Main
and Eleventh streets. NH l3.>u&W3w
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Ey John VI. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctOneer,
No, HOG east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OLE TIA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY DESIRABLE RESIDE nee No. 7O3
WEST CLAY sTREET At PUBLIC AUCTION
by virtue Ot decree of the Ch1hceiy Court Of the
ely OF Richmond. entered on the 10Th day If Nav.
1850. IN the suit Of Jackson rs. Powell's trustee,
&c, we. the undersigned, app irted,
viii offer for sale At public auction, on tie prem
lses on
THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1881,
at o'clock t. VI. az fair. ii nor. on the first fair
day thereafter. the DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
ING. with i've rooms HI chen, stable. Xc., located
above The lO' fronts - feet. ana runs back 800
feet 10 an alley. This property beng ia good ne g
borhOod should attract the attention Of those seek
ing y easauL home.
TERMS: one third cash. balance az six AMI
twelve month. with interest added the purchaser TO
execute negotiable notes Tor the deferred pay mcnt
and the iitlc 10 be retained I'm u the purchase
money is paid in fun and coed ordered 10y The
Court. HARVEY WILSON.
JAMES VI GREGORY,
y. J.. BOILNA ARE,
Special Commissioners.
JOHN VI. GODpIN. Aucuonerr. m2i
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RyII. seldom Taylor,
BY ". seldom Taylor.
successor 10 james VI. TAYLOR & Son.)
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.

CUPERiOR HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
- TURF. CARPETS. AND FINE PAlR or
CARRIAGE-HD RISES. \ NICE TWO-HORSt
CARRIAGE. TOP-BIGGY AND HARNESS SIN
GLE AND DOUBLED, At AUCFlON-M me re-
quest of Dr. j. ID. MOncure, who /, declining mouse
keeping. a. he Intends going abroad aud VIII dc
sem Tor several months. will proceed 10 sell al
his Hence which is located on hr north size oi
Broad street second door west OF Mckenzie street
and adjoining The Pinel Hospital. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1881.
commencing al IL o'clock 4. NJ. valuable and
complete assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUkNl J.
TIRE, &C.. consisting in part Of
l WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered Win ia
panese raw sin:
LACE CURTAINS;
l HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, com
plete;
COTTAGE SUIT ,.r,,,,.c
BRUSSELS CARPETS. rugs. and MATTIN,
HALL aud STAIR-CARPETSan and OIL CLOTH
Walnut kXrENSlON.TAELE, niNiNG
ROOM CHAIRS. and kEFRlGtRATOR;
LOUNGE. PATENT WIRE BED-SPRlNGS'
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEAIhES Pill
LOWS and BOL>TtRS and elegant 10
MESTIC SEWING-MACHINE.
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ.
| will sell those elegant CARRIAGE HOR >ES.
TWO-HORSE CARRIAGE, IUP-BU6Gf
ana HARNESS (sinl lc and double setsl.
TERMS: All Gums OF $50 and under. cash; and
err dit Of sixty dtVs VIII b" given on al sums over
that amount. the purchaser giving his negotiable
note. satisfactorily endorsed.
H. SELDOM TAYtOR. Auc'tOncer.
Sale conducted by JNO : LAuGuToN, Jr. Allc-
ti,Hleer. mn ~
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Ernest A. Mics and Thomas f. Harvey
have been appointed additional auxiliary
letter. carriers at Richmond. Thomas Bar
bour Is appointed substitute letlef-carrier at
Norfolk uice w. II. Sparrow, promoted. l..
r. Moreand is appointed postmaster at Gay.
lord, Clarke county, rice II. S. Maple, re-
signed. William q. Moore is appointed at
Red Bluff, Wythe county, rice J. Ii. Dou-
that resigned
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ny Frank ID. hin q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
HOS Main street.

,u,pyrsrEE,s SALE OF TWO NlCE
i FRAME DWELLINGS coRSEKc IWryNI "a,
Inn,.,aos decd az trust dated M3y IA. 1910, a1t
snlv recorded 10 The clerks once Of the R!cnmonc
s.hancery Court. Deed Book LOB L, page SOW an'
at tie request OF the beneficiary In sslo ueeo' WI"
sell at auction, on the premises,
MONDAY. APRIL IL, 1881
n, r o'clock =. W.. the PROPERTY described ~
sald deed rs follows All tina, certain piece or parce
OF land on the southeast corner Oh III,
and NJ streets. In the city OF Richmond. with two
FRAME DWELLINGS and other improvement,
Thereon. fronting on Twenty-Ihird street 90 fee
The houses are well built have each about six
rooms besides out-bUildngs and are now rented !.
first class tenants, the whole property Yielding s23i
per anDuin.
TERMS: BY consent, will he one third cash; bal
ance IN four ana eight months with Interest added
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
NH 3O.ApI 2.3,5.6.7.Sg.10
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Sold by leading wine-merchants. sr"cefs' "o''''
and druggists everywhere. ..,.,.,.-, nrices h,
f,IiRIsTIAS q WHITE, Grocors, az ms
street, Richmond, Va. ia
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h, Jno. Y. Laughton, Jr.. Auctloneer'
1905 Main street.

F.. y. COOK. salesman.
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HOUSEHOLD Flu RN 1T L r., 81
III PERIOR PHAETON, VERY FINE BREEeh-
LOADING SHOTGUN, skWlNG-MA'hiNr'
COOKING STOVES, PLATFORM sCALEs, S''
&C.. AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY TIRE 31ST INSTANT
Mt 10 o'clock. will sell at my auction saesrooh'
No 1906 Main street. an assortment OF iutHItuic'
WARHI. f. TOP BUREAUS aud WAsHsTANDs'
| COTTAGE CHAN Der SUITE.
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR aud sHCCh MAI
WARDROBFs. TIN SAFES. TABLES.
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
2 COOK ING STOVES and FlXIC rs.
MAHOGANY SECRETARY BUREAU an"
BOOK CASE.
SEWING MACHINES, In good order:
OFFIC E-nESKS. BEDSrEADs, l-hA'he'
SOFAS, CROCKERY, PICTURES &c.
ALSO.
| LADIES' PHAETON. made by Alnshe' az Ro""
as new fused only a few weeks; , ,,,.>-
very superior DoUBLE-BARRtL eHOl-"I y
reech-losding: -
l set of PLATFORM SCALES on wbeels--ca-
pactty 500 pCunds-as good a. new.
ALSO,
y GOOD SECONDHAND MAHOGANl-CANE
PIANOS--siN Oeiaves.
The above goo 5 are ready for examination, ana
the sale /, peremptoiy. ,.,,,,,>, In
NH % AuCtiOnter
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AUCrIor sALEs-Fusurs Days.
by Jas. MacdougaiI, AueiiOneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
NupERIOR IIQIrs

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- TIRE, CARPETS. OIL.PAfNTINGS,
BOOKS, FRENCH CLOCK, &C.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY THE Slsr ISsTASf,,
az lOk O'Clock will sell at the residence NO. eass
Cary street "a valuable aud complete assortment on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.' comprising y"
part Of - q, .u.u..on
reps: 2 WALNUT FRENCh-DkEssEh hn az,
BLE-TOP CHAMBER.sClTS. compete E,e
CANT BRUSSELS CARPETS ana hOTs w.
Nut MARBLE-TOP RUffET, LVu SStxu Ecr.
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE ana IuHiNu
ROOM CHAIRS. WALNUT HAI-kALha ~ ,ni ~
be.iopj. NARBLE.TOP PARLnk-nr LAP nDh uIr
ORNAMENTS, STUDENTS LAMPS, IV m,Sa
WARE sELF-FEFDlNG aud other hhhii Nh
STOVES: / excellent COOkING-kAN"S' VII"
fixtures complete. ,,scrrr,yrorrs
BOOKS, embracing Byron's Poems OF TO- To-
LexicOns, Histories OF Cniied siaies, rnun'
Mexico. &c: Pictorial Works or scott. byron.
Burns, Schiller lin Germanl, ana many Quiet
valuable works too numerous 10 menliou. ..
Also a very valuable OlL-PAlNIiNOS tnuss,s,r
Gemsl: 2 very valuable PANEL OlL-IAiN'
THJRTY-pAY FRENCH CLOCK, marble 'front.'
in perfect order. -. .,,o
The above furniture has been In use but two
months Is comparatively new, and merits Tue atteh
lion of hOuse keeper generally. 4,
The attention OF lovers or art ana MISFORTUNE -
respectfully called 10 the sale OF Oll.pantinR, anu
Books. JA>' MNNbC,, nn,,o,oer
=, u coov co,osmsn NH II
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Nv virtue OF the provisions Of .... ...
tr1st from William Kelly and w'f-t,..I g..
1876 aud duly recorded IN The cl'rs ..fl
mond Ciancery Court, ID. ". lO7 s.. ... a.,
shall offer for safe. upon the prem ....
ouired 80 20 do by the holder OF To- '. ........
said deed. default having beeo MAJ ..
of the same. on
FRIDAY. APbIL !. L..
AZ a. o'clock T.. NJ. The property
being the CORNER PROPERTY
pied IS William Kelly. The pr,. ..,
feet on Main street AZ the cOrner ..
and runs back lZJ feet. Also. an ar t,I
Joining the above, fronting 20 o. t.f.
back l79 feet 10 a 20-fOot aley. I-'-.
corner lot a VALUABLE STORE u.H .f...
busifess. and has on the premi-",
water. stable, 81 Necessary -ut-ho-
special attention Is called % tli-
peri y. being situated IN mar Iar l.
Is being most rapidly inl rDvtd. q.
one Of the best tborOughf1res II
command attention.
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n. nses of sale aud about " O0u. 90 .,.t.. ..
that more liberal terms VIII be- Civ. ..
NH 81 = \. ~ NJ f-. |r..