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A Physicians Testimony.

1 hereby certify that 1 have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases In
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm, ed
itor of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
AlJ,a, la. A. A.. RAMSEY, NJ. D..
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agents. Outnt Free Address
4. U. VICKfitY,
Augusta Maine. |

ADVERTISERS by addressing GEO. p.
"A HOWELL & CO., 10. Spruce ST.. New
York, can learn the exact cost OF any pro-
posed line of ADVERTISING in American
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istorica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
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COCAINE.

The Best Hair Dressing in the World
BURNETT's COCAINE allays irrita-
ton, removes all tendency to dandruff,
invigorates the action Of the capillaries
in the highest degree, and has earned a
deserved reputation for promoting the
gro,cth and preserving the beauty Of the
human hair. Ladies dressing the hair
deliberately for the evening will find
that it imparts a healthy natural gloss to
the hair, and it will cause it to retain
its shape for hours.
Burnett's flavoring extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, con
fectioners and grocers throughout the
country. They are perfectly pure.
Chas. Z. Frary, of Adrian, Mich,
says: To my complete surprise l OBJ
tanned a good nights rest, the first
night l wore an "Only Lung Pad" l
have suffered from Asthma for years.
See Adc.
DIR. Kline's Great Nerve restorer is
the marvel Of the age for all nerve dis
eases. All fits stopped free. Send to
931 Arch street, Philadelphia.
oct7daW-ly,
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SEINEEN The EAST q HE NESI
Dining Cars for eating purposeso only. one9tnef
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
at all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed ~ ints
Kansas City. Lcayonwqrth, and Atchison, con-
~nections being made in Union Depots 90
gh tits sSiRsEXf Tfhh5Jdn IiSE Ale AS
At CHICAGO. with al divcreing lines for tho
East and South.
AtWAsHiNoToN HEIGHTS. with r. C. s St
..AsLAsAILE with II. Cent. +. +
W; hi. Mid. and Il. p ". Rds.
AT ROCK SLAM. with Milwaukee, & Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock lard \ Pee. ltdA
{ VEST LInEirrY. with the H.. C.R.S N.n.R
At GRISNELf. with Central Iowa III
Al CouSciL BLupPs, with Union Pacific II. II.
Al OMAnA. with u. 4 Mo. IL. IL. Il. IN Mob
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nc, k,aN. Mr.
AZ 9rPuawA Aa Y yiih Coenmtr n.y. hd : wah-h W.
At CAMERos. with u. -. ] H. 4. -.
Atd. Ncb. and Cen. Isl. i, P.ll Iids.
Al tEAvEswopfH' with kan Fac, ana Kan
=. .Ss 15s,Sss,t CITY with all l~o' for tho West
aud LExyES&oHTii.
..Grsat Hook Island Route" are sold ny
,ar home Ticket once. address,
uonl Tit, and fnna1W Art, "a,
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Wreck and Loss of Life.


Ii was reported last night that an oyster
schooner named the Clotilda, hailiDg from
Tappahannock, and which left this port on
SCnday night, having discharged a cargo OF
oysters, was driven ashore below Sharp'S
island on Monday night about O'Clock and
wrecked. Two Of her crew were drowned
one OF them, named Wilson Beach, of this
city, and another from CochNl's Creek.
Va. named Tall. There were tive men on
bsard at the time OF the disaster and il was
thought remarkable that the vessel could
have been so badly managed 9s to have been
run ashore, for, although there was a high
wind, size might easily have weathered it.
The vessel WIS run or a rocky beach and
was battered 20 pieces. When she struck,
which WAS some distance from land, all
hands jumped overheard and made an at
tempt 10 swiRs through the surf for the land,
which three of them reached, The other
two uhfortnR ates we've carried Kinder by the
waves The Survivors are sheltered by some
kind people IN the vicinity.
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MisIed by Trashy stories,

TWO BOYS START FOR THE WEST TO KILL IN
dams.
KINGSTON. v. Y, March 29.-Residing IN
the western portion Of the town OF MARI
borough. in tbi. county, are TWO farmers ny
the name Of J. A. jansen and W. w. MackeN.
During The past winter their sons, WINE
Mockey and JOHNNY Jansen. boys Of
twelve years Of age. have spent large
share OF their time and money III
reading and purchasing hve-cent nov
els aud border tales. Some ume
400 they determined 10 start for "thc
Plains - they bad read so much absut, and
one morning both The boys were missing
from home, each having taken small
quantity OF extra clothing with them. BE-
fore going away, however, they had con-
fided a norton of their secret 10 small
boy OF The nighborhOod, from whom por-
tion of these facts is obtained. They were
"going to slaughter the bloody indians"
they said, and eypec ed 10 return IN i've
wears with o truukful OF scalps and nu-
merous other trophies OF thrilling We
tories. II was the day after their
sudden departure when their parents
first ascertained their intentions. "A
careful search was at once made in every
direction, but as get no t:ace OF the lads has
been discovered, and it is believed they arc
really on their way West. They took over
300 with them. which is now missed by
their parents; also, a full supply of knives
and pistols, which they purchased at New
burg a few days previous. Young Mackey
is a blight, active lad, foil OF energy and
grit, and he is probably in command OF The
sxpeditjon. The police OF various western
cities have been given notice OF the affair,
and furnished with full descriptions OF the
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The VaIIey.FOrge Murder.

Although nearly two weeks have elapsed
since the murder OF Samuel w. Clugslon at
Valley Forge, Pa the identity OF the mnr-
derer is still as much mystery as ever All
the clues that seemed so promising have
been worked out and abandoned and as
the county officials have no authority TO
offer a reward the prospect OF the capture
of the murderer is very slim. The strong
est suspicion attaches to 4 man who, on the
Saturday succeeding the murder, was seen
at Lenape station, on the Wilmington and
Northern railroad. His clothing was soak
ipg wet, and he bad evidently walked
long distance. He took shelter in a barn,
and the next morning was given
a breakfast at EzekiaI Entriken's house.
He ate voraciously, as if he had
not broken his fast for a long time. His
clothing resembled that stolen Dy the burg
lar after the murder. He state that he was
a tinsmith and plumber by trade, had been
working at Philadelphia, and was on his
way back from DOwingtOwn, where he had
beea unsuccessful in obtaining employ
men.. He also said that be had daughter
five years old in Philadelphia, which, be-
cause OF the photograph Of child found
in the coat abandoned at the house of the
murdered man, renders the suspicion very
strong The man was apparently Ger
man or Of German descent. dark complex.
ion, with dark hair Inclined 10 curl. and he
was slightly bald. The trace OF tins man
has been entirely lot. The only Baltimore
photographer who has answered the dis
trict attorneys letter OF inquiry fails TO re-
c0gnlze the pic,uie OF the clld sent to him.
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az MONDAY THE 2sru INSTANT.

on MONDAY THE 2STH INSTANT
Al q q clock viii commence the sale at the store
No. go Main street. under LIE Gallery, me ABOVE
stock OF STRICTLY FIKsT.CLAss GOODS, en-
G SrSflp. L I'D EPERGNEs and CENTRE
PIECES. very dne;
SUPERB TEA SETS:
ELEGANT SALVEH5:
COFFEF- and TEA-URNs; -, Ito. an, do-
MAGNIFICENT WATERS of all sizes ana de-
,assivf TILTING.PITCHERs aud WATER
JcE.TijBs. BERRY STANDS and DISHES;
VFGErABLE-, PUDDING. RICE. ana BAN
ING-DISHEs-oval. round, and square, with
BREhKFAsT.. Dinner, WINE, and PICKLE
CASTOPS OF the latest designs:
ELEGANT PAINTED TOILET SETS; ,-rro
DESIGNS IN GLASS aud DRESDEN CHINA;
SOITP.TURrENS. CAKE-BASkETS;
BUTTER DISHES. twenty different STYLES;
ELEGANT FRUIT. STANDS. all designs:
BEAUTIFIL FRUIT CAsTOks, convertible into
full line Of The CELEBRATED ROGERS, Best
SILVER. PLATED DINNER, kREAkfAisri-'
and DESSERT SPOONS ano fOkkS: Ia
DIES; SUGAR. SALT aud MUSTARD
vAs,rNTfPinCtNT DESIGNS OF VASES. and every
other article Of housed keeping goods made into
silver plaic. q. -
the above goods are warranted strictly nrst-cass.
bearing The Trademark of the manufacturers every
piece Of which Is triple siyer-pLhe. IL,
Nearly every one Of the hest families IN THIS city
will bear willing testimony To the character OF these
good; a, they are the same have solo Tor several
years past; and the money VIII be chterlnly re-
funded TO purchasers ri former sales for any goods
that have not come fully up To the representations
The ale will be continued DAILY, morning and
evening, until the whole Stock Is disposed o.
JNO. +. LAUGHION. JR.,
NH 27-ts Aucuoneer.
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,.,,n...,... e,rrn, YnII OF SNOW.

lyrom the ". Paul Pioneer-Pres'.l
The whole amount OF snow which ns>
,a,Ien durior the months OF December. jan
nary and February reaches the cXtraordi-
nary figure Of 0.8s feet. or. adding the
snowfs,l Of November, IL 81 feet. Inc
aver,oe depth OF snow remaining on Tue
ground all winter, IN consequence vi
fine absence OF any prolonged NAV,
mas beeu from two feet In the brsl
half OF the winter TO four feet I'D the ia,'el
half. The depth has, OF course, ",ueH
differed i'm different localities. III Das oeen
less in northern Minnesota and greater lh
the southern and southwestern parts OF tue
State. without being severely coio' tne
winter has been Just cold enough 10 pre-
serve an unusual proportion OF the snow
which fell in such unprecedented Voiume
and 10 keep each successive layer III sucu
fight. volatile condition that 1t was swept
like thistle-down before the winds Tor nun
dreds OF miles across the naked plains OF
Minnesota and Dakota, aud was only stop
ped BY some ravine or grove or the trough
81 some river or railroad cut. or other
gap or obstruction where II was piieo up
by the winds in drifts OF enormous deptn.
Moreover, the winter began month carrier
than usual. Ii set in in early No'emoei
Win the features tUdi udNc us'''"r - ~ ~
from ail its known predecessors, win heavY
snow-storms. In fact, the farmers OF SOUTH
western Minnesota were surprised IN the
middle OF their fall ploughing and tbreshing
by heavy snowfall in October. But this
was local furry which did not extend be"
yond narrow belt. Commencing In
mid N november. the winter has continued
without any noticeable relaxation OF
IFS severity, though Of course win
mild spells from that time almost 10
the middle OF March. And even now,
though we have had a couple OF weeks OK
more spring.like weather, 1t has Oeen I'M
usually cold for the season. The snow j,
gradually but slowly melting away ana
perbaps the slowness Of The process, thou@h
II taxes the patience after winter OF sucn
extraordinary length and stormine>S, VIII
save the numerous river valleys from the
DISASTROUS floods which have been antici-
mated as one Of the consequences OF lhc
great depth Of snow, il il passed OH WIN
the usual ranidiiy which marks thr trahSi'
ton from cold TO warm weather III TINS re-
OiOn
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.rcr1or sALEc-ruturs psvs.
BY W. Goddiu,
Real Estate Aren't and Aruoneer'
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALuABLE
urxRIt q AM GOUCHLAND COUNTIES r "a;
WITH FIXTURES. MACHINERY, &c- tux
WoRKTNG THE SAME.-By virtue OF a deen Oh
trust from Henry &. spalriIng ana VIE, "au" va"
IA 1873. and recorded In the CLERKS oncs ~
C;oochand and Henrico count = having oeeh w, w.
an,red by the beneficiary In taid detu' we VIII ""i
FOR sale AZ public auction, on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1881,
M l2 o'clock NJ, In front OF the custom. nous: ~
i,,nk street in the city ofs.sichmond that NEk1
VAIIIABIE REAL ESTATE lying partly IN uIs
county OF II. nrico aud partly In me county VI
GoocbIand, Twelve miles from Richmonn , Guy,
known as "TRENT's,n containing ~ 10 tryyxyv
TIRES, MACHINERY, &c, thereon. ms pro,
perry abounds In coal aud COkE OF eace s.a,rs
quality, and was worked successfully "" 'e"i'
ago. , .uo.,.,v r.iiroad
has been completed TO scottsville and soon VIII oe
"omnlefed throughout It's whole length, running
within four miles Of This property ana conne s'..
with IN by a branch railroad makes III pecuna,Iy
valuable Particular reference Is han 10 the sprc1
reno n made on the 10Th Of May, 1871. ny Mr. !,
Jones practical mining engineered ee seen pun,
IIshed with this advertisement In hanhbiisIDy
which he estimates that the coal alone snouIn n,eu
| 400 600 tons or about 30,000.0OO bushels. WIN
tho great nrosperity Of this country anu tue aIee
demand for coal aud iron. IL Is believed lntt tnS
proper ty offers unusual advantages Tor prouiaoe "
YES, Ipent on the part OF capitalists ana others.
TERMS: Cash AS to one fourth or The purchase'
money: The balance in equal instruments AZ s!1'
twelve eighteen. and twenty-four months the ue
f,rred indictments bearing Interest al u per CEN,
ner annun from the day Of SALE aud evidenced ny
negotiable Totes secured by lien on ne proptTrE
JAMES NJ DUNLOP,
NH 81 -eodtds IrusLees.
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BY JnO. L. Laugbton, DR., Aucuoneer'
1906 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD F RN1T L K Z, ST.
IL PERIOR PHAETON, VERY FINE BREECH-
LOADING SHOTGUN, StWING-MAC CHIMES,
COUKING STOVES. PLATFORM SCALES, &C,
&C., AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY TIE 3IST INSTANT.
at 10 O'Clock. viii sell at my auction salesroOm,
No. 1906 Main stree. an assortment OF furniture,
consisting of .. .
MARKL E-TOP BUREAUS aud WASliSTANDS,
COTTAGE CHAN Der SUITE.
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR and sllUCk MAT
WARDROBES. TIN SAFES. TABLES,
CANE and WOOD->EAT CHAIRS.
= COOKING. STOVES and FIXrU 'ES,
| MAHOGANY SECRETARY BUREAU and
BOOK CASE.
2 81 WING-MACHTNFS, I'm good order;
OFFICE-DE>KS. BEDS TEADS, HAT-RAChS,
SOFAS, CROCKtRY, PICTURES, &c.
ALSO.
LADIES' PHAETON. made by Ainslie, a' good
a. new fused only Jew weeks:
| very superior DOUBLE-BARRkL SHOTGUN
bretch-lOading:
set of PLATFORM SCALES on wheels-ca-
pacity 500 pOunds-as good as new.
ALSO,
2 GOOD SECONDHAND MAIIOGANI-CASE
PiANOS-siX Oc'avts.
The above 200 are ready for examination, and
the sale l. peremptoIv. .,..-
NH 20 Auctioneer.
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By III. l.. Staples Il Co.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers,
llO3 Main Street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LOT, WITH
~ IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, SITUATED
On THE SOUTH SIZE Of MAIN STREET JUST
ABOVE MONROE PARK, By AUCTlON.-Wc
VIII sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1881,
1T AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, that VERY DESIRALE LOT
ironing 81 feet the south side Of Nam street be-
tween Laurel aud Cherry streets, aud running back
between parallel lines "a feet 10 All ailey In COM
mon Is feet wide, with a SMALL FRAMED
BUILDING and stable thereon.
Nowhere in the city Is property more likely TO In
erase In value than In this section.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced AZ sale.
III. l.. STAPLES & Co.
NH "a AuciOnt ers.
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ArTrTOr eALEs-Yuturs Days.


INK HILL AND A PART OF ELK
IL ISLAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Thss
noted ESTATE Win re sold at auction upon the
p''' 3D. DAY OF MAY. 1881.
-, 10 o,clock NJ. IL 10 situated on James river. IN
Goochland county. ffty-onc miles from kicnmomo
nv the Richmond aud Allegheny rslirnad ana I'm
braces I400 ACRES. CONSISTING OF xtS srr iohn
Young,s estate. of PougiIkeepsie y T.. ~ hc,ss
~ LANES. River Iow-grounds: $40 acres OF npisna
cleared aud In cultivation; 1924 acres oil upa"u q"
the island Is aluvial soil OF Inc xhausiole ferity
and has always been considered ne most pronu1u,"
land on the riv r, yielding heavily In corn' wheat
The The upland is the best quality Of James River
land in hjgh state Of Improvement. and - famous
for jts superior character. The Woodland Is wen
timbered with every variety Of timber indigenous 70
the soil. . .s.o.., ..,,,, ,h.
island by y good ford ana ferry. bu. formerly by a
bridge. whc% was burned during the lae war. me
substantial piers and abuimeDts OF whleh are sun
standing and wit small outlay the supersirCcture
could be reDaced.
The buildings are Of frame, and in good repair.
The DWELLING contains seven large airy rooms,
besides three large basement rooms, silu3'sd IN
beau iful grove, embracing four acres well turied
and watered. The garden is IN the highest state Of
Improvement, well dralne3 and handsOmey laid
off Two large Orcharus. well stocked WIN tDe
choicest VARIETY OF apples and pears. TIC out,
buildings are extensive IN number and variety. ana
arraug III the best manner for the operation OF
such an estate There Is depot OF the Ricnmond
ana Alegbanv rail DAD on The place. at which mere
Is a large store house. er-shOp, backsmlth-snop
and good dwelling house Of brick. cor tllniIS iour
large, comfortable rooms. Two hundred yaros
below same l. good mill.
There is a private church-building on the place,
and churches Of various denominations Ia the lieigh-
bOrhOOd.
Considering the great fertility of the soil ana me
excellence Of the improvements, the heatbiulness
and beauty of its situation md the re lined socety O
the neghhc rh )Od. the facilities Of transportation
by the railroad. and tele0raphc communications
and regular daily mails. we feel IN t'hed IN saying
that few estates ia Virginia offer equa Inducements
JOHN II. GUY.
WILLIAM VI. HILL,
JULIEN HARRISON
special Commissioners.
Po-i-cfice Of the commit sirnrrs. kichmOnd. Va
NH 2327.3lap3. l0.14.17.2l 24.30&myl
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Norfolk Ledeer.l

Mr.. GeorgeP +. Fitchett, OF Alligator liver,
Dare county. N. g., now In the city, state.
that there Is an immense alligator IN bis
neigbborbood which he is gradually tanning
vito the hope OF eifecting It's capture. lie
places food regularly for the monster, which
10 as regularly goes sitter and eats, and will
allow DIR. Fiicbett TO approach within few
feet, showing little alarm. He thinks, from
. number OF observations taken by him,
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Piedmont Insurance Company In u
Maryland Court.
4 Baltipore Americana

L Bditit9He AbiS1lChu.I
A decree Of the City Circuit Court-Judge
Dobbn presieing-has been passed appoint
ing Messrs. lsidor Rayner and Thomas NJ.
Lanahsn reeeSers OF che Piedmont and Ar
hngton Life-lnsurapce Company, OF Rich
mond, Va, which hss recently gone into
liquidation. The question presented in the
case IL. whether the polieg-boldtrs in this
State had an equitable lien upon Tue depo-
SITS Of United States bonds in the hands OF
the Treasurer OF Maryland 80 the exclusion
OF all other creditors OF the corporation.
Jesse n. Hines. insurance commissioner,
anu oa.nss compton. treasurer, were par
ues 10 the SALT, and submitted to the juris.
diciIon OF the court. The Treasurer Is re.
CURED by the decree to deliver the bond, to
tine receivers, the proceeds to be distr,bnted
among resident policy. holders. Tni, Is the
nr't decree passed under the statute Of 1878,
giving effect 10 that act as 10 deposits re.
quised Of foreign insurance companies do.
1Eg business In this State.
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GOTHAM, ALsKSARlr COUNTY. yA,}

Editors Dispotch: think the man VINO
wrote Hotse-Talk In your issue OF zoe
2sd Is mistaken about the horse captured at
Brsddock's defeat by Dr. Thomas Walker,
Of Castle Hiil. Mr.. Richard Gamoill, who
died in 1889, AGED ninety years, 81 THIS
county, a perfectly reliable man, has re-
pea,eoIy told the writer "a great-grandson
CT DIR. Waiker) that tue horse IN question
was OF medium size, remarkable for endu'
rance. and was a vigorous stallion at hity
years Of age. I. H. fAos'
Tue man who wrote "Horse-Talk " te''s
us that he sees nothing in the above incon'
sistent with what he wrote concerning
{" Haytokab."
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MAJOR PeLHAM.-A friend answers Tor us
she question which we Thursday said we
couId not answer-as follows:
John Pelham, whom General Lee calied
the " gallant Pelham" was horn in calhoun
county, Ala, and was appointed 10 west
Point from thar county and State. lie h'ed
In The district represented in Congress by
the Hon. ]. l.. NJ. Curry. When he was
Iil,ed General Stuart sent bis body to Mr..
Curry 10 be forwarded TO Alabama. Cen
eraI Stuarfs dispatch can be found IN "Sur-
nv of the Eagles Nest"
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOnccr,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTl-FOUR
L BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE LOTS.
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF ASHING1ON AND WEST GARY
STREETS, AND LYING ALONG TANLOR.-As
trustee IN deed of tiu>t executed by James {.
Har and wife on the 2Sth day of August. $40.
and hy Virtue of decree of the fhancrry Court of
the city of Richmond entered July ,. 1850. IN The
suit of Hardy. trustee rs. GOddin, trustee punkel
and others, being required SO to do by lie parties III
ttrcsicd, shall. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1881.
c. mmencing al 4 O'Clock L. NJ, sell az public auc-
ton. on the premises. all that portion of tae pro-
perry conveyed 10y said deed of trust, ana Oca ed a.
above, and now occupied by Mr.. james C. Hardy.
The land is sub-divded into lots Is vii. be shown
By plat on day OF sale.
Tine attention of capitalists wishing uyesfme MS,
and also of persons Of small means desiring lots for
homes. Is cially Invited 10 this sale Nn portion
of oar city is more rapidly mpr, wig than This To-
cality. which is in The direct line of the western
growth Of our city. Purchasers may confidently
expect speedy returns on investments made IN Tins
locality.
TERMS: One third cash; balance az six and
twelve months the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes for deferred payments, and TUE retained M
III all the purchase money is paid and deed ordered
by the Court. A. X. COCkI MY. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucuoneer. NH %
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LAID Over Underline RuIes.

10 the Editor of the Washington Post
You and the Republicdn have each stated
that " Florence percy nee Chase, aulhor Oh
Rock Me to Sleep is now living win nei
third husband in Maine AS ber tnho
husband Is Richmond (Va) gentleman
will you further explain how ne comes 10
be M in Maine? SIACf'
Washington, March 30.