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THE WORLD MOvEs-sKILL AND
SCIENCE TRIUMPHANT.

Our reporter relates the following remarkable cx-
pcrfencc Of one Of our most reliable aud substan-
iiai merchants, Deacon Stephen G. Mason. MFR
Mason says that from 1860 to 1880 he suffered
terribly from frequent very severe attacks Of In
nammatory rheumatism. The last attfck iu the
winter Of 30 and 80 was 70 severe as TO render
him una'ae 10 take step In four months. His ply
sicians thought that one side Of him was para
iysed and both knees became 30 sta that he could
not bend them. The doctors pronounced his case
incu-ablc. leaving him In terrible condition. lie
was tl,er lndaccd 10 try Hunts Remedy, by medi-
cal friend WHO told him tha,his whole sickness and
trouble arose from kidney disease, and convinced
Mr.. Macon that such the case, and after taking
Il elk weeks was entirely cured and Is In such
excellent physical condition that neither damp
weather nor wet feet affect him disagrecably. Mr.
Mason says that his cure Is complete, a. II Is more
than two years since he has had the disease. 81
attribute my most remarkable cure solely to Hunts
Remedy. tho Infai,ibic Kidney and Liver Medi-
cine" saSs Mr. mason.-Prorfdsnce Ere7afng
Press.
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virginia HAWN.

4 revival is in progress at the Methodist
shurch In Lexington.
A note from the Shenandoah Iron-WOrks
says the first fire was built In the new fur
nace last Tuesday. 1t Is said that IL will
take about month to dry 1t out sufficiently
70 put on the blast.
The storehouse OF Mr.. Trammell, OF
Wallace's Switch, nine miles west Of
Abingdon, was burned to the ground a
few nights ago.
The Alexandria Gazette says: The
Washington relics loaned by Washington
Lodge, OF this city, for exhibition at the
Garfield Memorial Fair, have been return
ed, but the chair 10 which Washington sat
% presiding officer Of the lodge has had q
piece OF the leather back, larger than a sill
yer dollar, cut ont, and considerable rent
made by the cutting, besides being other
wise defaced.
The Caremont STANDARD says: While
the schooner Landed was loading wood at
Sturgeon Point, several days ago, a deer
suddenly made its appearance amongst the
mules and carts on the wharf, and after
running across the wharf plunged from
there into the river. There was great ex-
element for minute, and great outcry
for guns. There was one man standing
present with a gun, but he was so fright
ened that he ran up the hill, and the deer
escaped. During the excitement a mule
and cart belonging TO Crawford Brown
backed overheard, but WAS finally secured,
although the load OF wood went floating
I'D the river.
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Murder Nosr Winston. N. &.

A Winston, N. c., telegram Of Thursday
says: Gabriel Nelson and Charley Will
Iiams, young farmers, living near here,
were up last nightat corn-sbucking. This
morning they went to Nat. Martins house,
and while talking with Martins sister said
something which she did not like. The
woman replied with such asperity that
EeIson, mortified at being worsted in the
tongue contest, said: III that girl has any
friends here will shoot them" Martin,
who had been sitting near the fire, replied
~ DO You want to shoot me?" Nelson,
without a word, drew his revolver, and
nred with fatal effect upon Martin. The
murderer was pursued by a sheri1-s posse.
j. w. PETER, one Of the posse, saw Mel
son standing in door with his hands in
his pockets as II about 10 draw pistol.
PETER drew his own weapon, which acct
dentaliy went of, wounding its owner in
the hand, and dangerously wounding Mel
son in the shoulder.
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w. G. Candee, OF Watertown, n. Y,
who was injured while coasting on Col
lege Hill, at Clinton, on Wednesday. died
Thursday morning. The accident occurred
on Junior Hill, near where a similar IA
tality happened thirty years ago.
James Leonard, OF Astoria, N. Y, has
been arrested on the charge OF killing his
wife. The neighbors heard sounds OF u
fight in the house on Tuesday night, and
she was found dead on the floor next morn
ing.
At a Mexican wedding-feast at Sabalo.
near Los Vegas, N. NJ, Francisco Notan, n
drunken guest, shetland killed two brothers
named Royal, and then went home and cut
of his wife's ears.
The mcmentOes OF Garibaldi in the pos.
session OF Signor Muecci, in the old Carl
baldi house ut Clifton, Staten Island, have
been presented by their owner TO the Ma
tional Museum ut Rome. They consisted
Of medals and stilettos given to the famous
Italian by the South American govern
ments, In whose service he fought, and
pipes and canes Of his own handiwork.
The Duke Of Cambridge, commander In
chief OF the army, has granted good
CVuuu'f utuut anu ~ Vi Id 10 Duu-
vers, the soldier who rendered assistance to
the police when Detective Cox was MUIR
dcrsd. The consensus Of opinion Is that
reward Is inadequate.
An Easton. Pa, telegram Of Thursday
says: A series Of accidents have occurred
on the Lehigh Valley railroad within
twelve hours. An engine and twenty cars
ran on an open switch at Coplay last night
and were derailed. j. Glitter Wireman was
seriously Injured. An engine was wrecked
at South Easton. A freight train on the
Easton and Amboy division was wrecked
by the breaking Of an axle at a cut In South
Easfon early this morning.
A Charlotte IN. CO. telegram Of the 7th
says Joe Ross, the negro who murdered
+. N. McDowall ut Camden on Thanks
giving-day, was killed Wednesday night
At Ivey's Mil, on the Catawba river, in
Lancaster county, S. c., by Ferryman
A'onzo Huntley. The pursuing Marty
were close behind. Ross asked the ferry.
man to take him across. The fcrry,nan
Identified him and tried TO arrest him.
BOSS RESTED and the fcrryman Shot him.
hefore dying the negro confessed murder.
tng hcOowall and also Numbering Rob
Iiennegan In Mecklenburg county two
year. ago. WV
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DY THE GOVERNOR.


Whereas by an act Of the General Assembly an-
proved March 3, 1882, the officers conducting the
general election that was held the first Tuesday
after the nrst Monday In November, 1882, were
directed 10 open poll "to take the sense OF the
qualified voters OF This Commonwealth upon the
ratification or rejection OF the amendments u the
Constitution Of Virginia, contained In Joint reso-
buttons approved" February 8, 1897 proposing
4" an amen dnent to the LIST section of ar icle OF
the Constitution concerning the elective fran
chise"; md whereas the Board Of State Cam
vasscfs have in accordance with law examined
and made statement Of the whole number of votes
given at said elcctfon,by which II appears that
one hundred and seven thousand and three hun
drcd sud three uO7 1909 votes were given - for
the amendments to the Constitution" and lxty-
six thousand and one hundred and thirty-one
i66,t3lI votes we're given against the amend
ments 70 tic CONSTITUTIONS" of which said state
ment an official copy, certified under his seal of
Secretary oc the Common wealth.
Now, therefore, ], William +. Cameron Gov
crnor of the Commonwealth. do make this my
proclamation, showing and declaring that the
said proposed amendments Ia copy Of which Is
hereto appeDdcd) have been approved and ratified
by the people la the manner prescribed by the
Constitution and laws Of the state.
e~~-->, Given under my hand as Governor, and
}L. z. under the Lesser Seal OF the Common
t-~>-,, we nth, at Richmond, this 9Th dav OF De
cember, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and eighty two, and of the Commonwealth the
one hundred and seventh.
WILLIAM T.. CAMERON.
by the Governor:
w. c. ELAN,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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OWE MY EXISTENCE.

Abigail s. Coles, Of Moorestown, Burlington
county, \. j., says: Eighteen months ago ha'
droysy around the heart My physicians anC
friends despaircd Of my ever getting we'll. TIN
first bottle Of Huurs Remedy gave me great relief
I feel owe my very existence to Hunts Remedy
and am deeply thankful"
AIaddn's lamp wrought mighty things, but
Huntr Remedy works mishticr. Try II.
dc 7-1hfwI,SaGTu
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By !. Thompson Brown,
Real E-tate Agent and Anctionc,r.
lll3 Main street.

TRU STEE'S SALE OF FIVE BRICK
4 DWELLINGS AND one VACANT LOT
Oh MAYO NEAR Ross ~TREiT.-ly wire
tuc OF = decd Of trust dated -- September. L. 5 81,
executed by John Il. DAVIS and vile 90 Oh, ua.icr-
-igned, trustee recorded iu lie Richmond Chance
~ Court, VIII proceed % sell t1e above property
TUESDAY, DECTWrfH y, iS-2,
~ o'clock y. NJ. thu fol'. vius orisr:
lsL TilhEt->TORl BbIch RESIDENCE. Nn.
III, fronting on Mayo street 80 feet. " " depth
oi lfu fctt. more or less. TIE house g. substantial
and IN good order. .ud VII command good iDn...
4 nne opporiunits for 81 -ifc inyr-tnc.t &.
"a. \ similar HOUSE, No. 10, adjoining lhe
above on the south.
81. \ similar HOUSE No. ll7,ailoining NO.
| - on the south.
4th. \ SMALL BgICk HOUSE ana Lot. No.
II, with = good front yard fronting ~ feet hy
lao feet, more ar less.
OH. No. los Mayo street. BRICK WI LING.
three Stories west side uf 5nyo street; fronts 20.
feet: dcpih. 30 feet. more on les.
9th. VACANT LoI ON Mayo street. adjoining
hDusc 10. III on the south. fronting 80 feet.
more Of les with depth of 80 feet. more p less.
This property pays q most rcmuncr.uyc income
on investment
TERMS: one fourth Ssh balance in six. Twelve.
and oishtecn months, interest added. aud secured
by deed # trust. r. ID. CHRISTIAN.
Trustee.
!. TH0MP,oS Brown, Auciionoor. dos
BY Furman Tupper.
Real Estate Agent and Anc,lona,r
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going on with their work rapidly. The
stock-mcn are greatly excited, and they
have started fires which have burned up
the grass for many miles around. They
arc determined that II they cannot use the
land fov grszmg purposes the oil company
shall not derive any benefit from the tract
seized upon.
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By Chewning E Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. o north Tenth street.

LECTION SALE OF FOUR NICE
n RIuI,DING LOTS IN SIDNEY AT THE
CORNER OF TAYLOR AND ROBINSON
STREETS-By request Of the trustees OF Sidney
Baptist church, we Will sell by auction, upon the
premises. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1852,
Mt 4 o,clock T.. NJ. the aforementioned PRO-
PERTY, consisting of FOUR LOTS OF "a feet
each on the south side Of Taylor street by depth
of $50 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
The friends Of the church, ms wei as those OF
the auciopeers, are cordially invited To be pres
ent and lend helping hand, as every cent OF the
nroceeds will go towards paving OF the debt on
their house Of worship on the corner OF Main and
Beach streets.
TERMS: Easy, and made known nj sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
dc5 Auctoneers.
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4 UCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE BROAD-sTREEr PROPERTY.
No. pit,
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREET,.


Is request = the own IS, slali eel b. auc-
ton on
WEDNESDAY, DECRNBkR i3.Iss2.
ON the premises, nj o'clock 4. 81, the above ~
fcrrrd 10 PROPERTY, being a TWO-~Toi.y
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, containing
Tour rnoins ana detached kitchen with I've rooms.
stoei. and extends back u good depth, MIN both
side and rear alleys.
ms property 1T present offers q snuv invest
mcnt, ana Is truly valuable. but 4. ge,tIIes 10
gr-aily enhance IN value, lying as II docs ON ti,
great business street where value 80 rapidly am
up \ pnhtihle investment r. guaranteed by his
sale, al seeking good paying real es.lte are ia
yited 10 be present.
TERMS: At sale. FCRMAN TVpPFK
de 3,S,S,9,iO 1918 Anstlon..r
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fApprovcd March 8, 1881

l. BE IL enacted 6y the General assembly 81
Virginia, That 1t shall he the duty OF the officers
conducting the elections directed by law to be held
on tic first Tuesday after the first Monday In No
yenbcr, 1882, ut tho places for holding the same
10 open poll to take the scnsc of the qualified
voters Of this Commonwealth upon the ratification
OF rejection of the amendments to the Constitution
OF Virginia. I'm jopt resolutions proposing amend.
ments 10 tic state Constitution in relation TO The
elective franchise and qualifications for Office ana
directing submis Of safe amendments TO the
people For their approval and ratification.
2. strike from the Constitution of Virginia thf
first section of the third article In reference 10 TIC
elective franchise and qualifications Tor Office
which Is in thcSc WOrds:
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BY request OF the owner, We shall sell ny auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock T. NJ. the VERY yALuAIbILxE
THI,EE-sTORY RANITE AND STOCK
BRICK STORE located AZ above, now In the oc-
cupancy Of Daniel Schumacher, ESQ., as restau-
rant. being most substantial structure. conVe-
pienty arranged for business-purposes. well estaD-
lshed as a restaurant. and well suited IN construc-
ton and location for any mercantile business
with lot ebout 22x133 feet To alley In the rear
TERMS: Very liberal aud announced al sale.
W. II. LYME 4 CO.,
de7 Aucttoneers.
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THE BEST.

William II. Wilson, n. H., Springfield, Ellington
county, Ga, says: IL prescribed Hunts Remedy
In compllcated case Of dropsy which had been
treating for eight years, and find Hunts Remedy
Is the best medicine for dropsy and the kidneys
have ever used"
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force OF men employed by the Penn.
syiyania Oh Company are pattino mn |,
w're-barbed fence around two hundred
thousand acres OF land near the line Of the
indian territory, south Of the State line ~
hansas and west Of the Arkansas river
me tract has been used by the stock.n,en
ior years, who paid tax TO the Cherokee
nation Tor the privilege; but the oil com.
pany's men Ignore the licenses, and are
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3 The New York Medical journal says !:
d The endorsements Of numerous medical
men Of prominence also indicate that Lie
big Company's Coca Beef Tonic has me-
Fits." Cures dyspepsia, biliousness, mala-
ria, debility.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Pea, Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1iI3M Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE,
LESTER MANOR"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.
Acting under deed of trust OF September 1sth.
1852. from John b. Davis and wife TO the UNDER
signed, will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER o, 1882,
at 1 o'clock Y. NJ. ut Lester Manor. on Richmond
and York River railroad, offer for sale by public
auction the following
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IMPROvED PRO-
PERTIEs,
recently belonging to John d. Davis, ESQ.,, with all
personality thereor-viz:
/. FISH HAUL.
2l2 ACRES, on Richmond and York River
ralroadan Pamunkey river; twenfy-six
MILES from a1eh m Nd dpo 'weSe drc
tcnsive estates; complete In all It's ap-
pointmcnts.
2. OLD TOWN.
500 ACRES; well set In grass. Fine barn
built In the most Improved style. LARGE
DWELLING and numerous OUT
BUILDINGS.
3. ENGLIsHMAN's.
100 ACRES; GOOD DWELLING and OUT
BUILDINGS.
4. GREEN'S.
146 ACRES: In high state Of cultivation.
NICE DWELLING and all necessary
OUT-BU1LDINGs-in complete order.
S. BILLIARDS AND MONTAGUE's.
l1s ACRES: in good statc OF cultivation.
@. CANTERBURY.
100 ACRES; q most EXCELLENT Dwell
LING and OUT-BUILDINGs.
65 ACRES; GOOD DWELLING and OUT
BUILDINGS.
These properties all lie contiguous to each other,
and together constitute the estate so widely known
LESTER MANOR,
and on which are located the extensive canneries
operated bv Mr.. Davis.
The LANDS are in a high state Of cultivation
and adapted 10 all agricultural purposes. but spe-
cially suited for trucking or nursery purposes
Each tract contains in itself complete improve
ments in good condition and thorough repair. and
Is thoroughly equipped with agricultural imple-
mems and all the necessary personality, which
VIII he sold. thus enabling purchasers to equip
their farms at small cost. They contain
LARGE ORCHARDS OF APPLE, PEACH,
AND PEAR-TREES,
BEAUTIFUL SHRUBPERY AND CHARMING
WATER SCENERY,
and are richly worth the attention Of all desiring
to make profitable investments.
All the tracts lie on or near the Richmond aud
York River railroad aud the Pamunkey river, thus
having freight facilities by both rail and water to
all points north and west.
SIX traIns pas daily each way on the Richmond
and York River railroad between Richmond and
West Point. and there rs daily line OF steamers
each way between Baltimore and West Point. and
tri-weekly lines between West Point, New York.
and Boston.
Parties desiring 10 attend the sale from Rich
moDd will take special train chartered for the
purpose. which will start from the York River
depot, foot of Twenty-fourth street. ut l0:f0 on
the morning of the SALE returning the same after
noon.
TERMS Liberal will be made known at time
OF sale. T.. ID. CHRISTIAN.
de- T-.:.cc.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lll3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR BEAU
TlFUL BUILDING LOTS IN TIE WEST
END. ON PARK AVENUE, ADJACENT To
Of owner. non resident, I win sell, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l4IH.
at 4:3O L. 81, those FOUR LOTS OF GROUND
fronting 30 feet each, on north line OF Park ave-
nue., running back between parallel lines an ave-
improvements OF Richmond College. IN this nell h
borhood, has greatly enhanced the value aud desi-
raDiilty OF this property. Medium houses erected
here would paw handsome return.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, interest added, secured ~
trust decd. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
ueo Auctloneer
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AN ACT PROVIDING FOR SUBMISSION TO
THE PEOPLEOE THE PROPOSED AMEND
MENTs TO TIE CONSTITUTION OF vIR-
GINA In REFERENCE TOTHE ELECTIVE
FRANCHISE AND QUALIFICATIONS TO
OFFICE
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AUCTION SALE0-Puture Days.
Nv n. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION or \ LARGE QUANTITY OF
VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or RICHMOND.
CONSISTING OF DESIRABLE STORES.
LARGE FACTORY.
NUMBER OF BUILDING.LOTs.
AND
PERPETUAL LEASE UPON THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL PROPERTY

In execution OF a decree OF the Cbanctry Conrt
Of the city OF Richmond, rendered on the 18th fay
of November. 1892, In The suit OF Jsme, Alfre1
Jones, tru,tee. rs. Joseph Aliens admin sfrlt0r
&c. aud Hewitt, &C., rs Allen, Sc. we. the unfor.
signed special commi ssioners thereby appointed
will proceed Ia sell at public auction, upon ne
premises. the REAL ESTATE above referred TO-
commencing on
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Tor SALE OR RENT, THE SMALL q.
old reservoir, with large lot encioss,d. and cocd
Wen N ne yard. Rent low TO 4 good tenant, or
&c 0-ocdSt VI. L. STAPLES & co.
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RrSrAURATEv&.

MURPHY MEANS TnIs:
iA Ills Eaw oysters, Ills Seame.iA.Y f.
fSsiers, Ills Si,wed o. siers, Pis Fried EXk8'
Oysters. aud oysters bs Tho barrvi aud W.
measure, cannot be equslbcd IA the United tate,
competition iiNi,ed s1d cxcclwncc deaed. Tn,
very bts, VINE, Liquors. Ale~. Bssr. Citars. aie
tobacco. JOHN MURPHY,
H. 3.lM corner Eighth and Hr>,ad streets.
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METALS, GRINDsTONEs, &c.-BEsT
wi REFINED BAR !R0NSsss3rtsddo S si1os |:
sorted sizes; OvALs. HALF-OvALS, and
ROUNDS-NORwAY sHAPEs-assortcd sizes
Nail RODS. PERKINs's HOR-EsH0ES and
HOitsEsiIOE NAILS; AMERICAN, RussM,
and Es q AIvASIzED sIiEET-IliOS; NAYL0R,s
CxsT-sTEEL and AMERICAN BLlsTERED
STEEL; MACHINERY, TIRE-, and spRlNG,-
and BABBiT METAL: WAGON and CAEI-
AXLES, CUT NAILS. and SHOT; NOVA SEQ
TIA and OHIO GRINDsTQNks-a full assort-
dc 9-3m corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
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MI James A. Jordan, Petersburg. Va.
says: Browns Iron Bitters did me-
great GOOD In weakness and General
debility" '"" sene'ai
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+ A VALUABLE Farm AT

a u
~ AICTiON.-As commits sl0ners. acting under
4 decree or The Circuit Court of the county OF
AMELIA rendered AZ The March term thereof in
ths year 1881. IN the suits OF Anccr~ons tNecufor
rS. Jackson, &C.. Ellison. &c, 70. jack son, &C.
and Jaeks0n. &c, IS. Jackson, &c.. Ne viii orcr
Tor sale AZ public auction, at Amelia Courthouse
on
WEDNESDAY,. oxcEsBsE 81. 1882.
that being cOurt-dag. shat VALUABLE FAR4
Formerly owned by >at. Harrison deceased, lNiiar
In Amelia county. On Nibbs creek, three u,te,
from the DanyilS railroad and nye mile fs.,m
Nmeiii tonrihouse the nesry-t c~poi. cOntaIssng
aonm ONE THOUSAND AND NINETY ACEfS
including about $50 acres % fairgrounds. II 1,
well numbered vi IN oak. &C. ani hss tpon II
ayOoi dwtliins house and other buildings. "a adj
JOINS the lands OF John L. Pride, Bradley 4. john
,pn, g II. irNEi, joseph u. Anderson. ana otllcrs
IthMs: pe thiri cah bonds for Nniduc at
one and two yetrs, In equal instameiss., rcsrtng
FER celi,. Interest from date. ,i,le .vAslncd iil
The whole purchase-money IL paid.
WILLIS J. DANCE.
FDGAR ALLAN,
no 5O-tDec26 W. ". COSBY.
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f.. -. Cook, Auctloneer,
No. "a Ninth street,
formerly Virginia Opera-House.)

4 n INVOICE OF FRESH AND DE-
IA SIRABLE GOODS AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY. l2ru INSTANT,
At 10 o'clock, will sell as above an invoice Of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, embracing
80 sATIN-TRlMMED DOLAIANS:
20 PIECES WASHINGTON BLACK CALL
COS.
80 PIECES FINE BLACK ALPACAs;
400 DOZEN sPOOL-COTTON-2OO wards:
CASES LADIES FINE CALFc,fIOES-3 10
land VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS.
Inc attention OF the trade Is requested ~ the
goods are to be sold without reserve
l.. Il. COOK,
de 9 Auctionecr
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE

II
l. SALE | will sell the PERSONAL ESTATE
conveyed In said deed in tho factory ut the north
west corner Of Twenty fourth and Main streets,
consisting0f
/ 3h-HORsE-POWER BOILER.
/ 25-HORsE-POWER BOILER.
l 35-HORSE-POWER ENGINE,
81 BOX-SCREWS,
81 sets BANDS and BILLETS,
10 HYDRAULIC POT-PRESSES,
l3 POTS, TINS, and IRONS,
l extra POT,
HYDRAULTC PRESSES and RETAIN
Frs.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES stationary,
% set SHAPES,
STEAM Hl DRAULIC PUMP,
2 CUTTING-kSiNES,
LARGE FEAST POTS,
WRINGER,
2 LICORICE-BOILERS,
3 STEM-SCREWS.
and NIL MACHINERY Of every Kind for plug or
smoking-tobacco purpose; All PIPING, FIN,
TIRES. and OFFICE FURNITURE within said
building.
TERMS OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY will be
announced at sale.
The sale of personally VIII he conducted by +.
Il. COOK. Esq. j. THOMpSON BROWN,
de q AuctiOueer.