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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

RAILROAD SALE.-The Washington & Ohio rail.
road, which connects at the junction with the
Washington a. Alexandria railroad, will be sold
at auction tomorrow Ii is said that syndicate
for It's purchase has been organized which viii ex-
tend branch and connect with Georgetown
MARRIAGE.-Mrs. Julia Morgan. widow OF the late
William Morgan. long tax clerk OF Washington,
was married here last week ~ M VIM. Demaine,
the well-known undert aker.
No LoSs.-it was reported that Alderman
Strauss and CiiS Treasurer Harlow were upon the
bonds OF s. c. Neale and would be considerable
losers, but an examination shows that the bonds
were merely bonds OF indemnity in Rcasc where
no loss Will accrue.
MAYoR's OFFICIAL the mayors oflice this
morning James Burnett was up charged with
attempt TO obtain the payment or money from an
Old coiored woman illegally by threats.
THR ACCOUNTS OF A. NJ. GIBSON, for services ia
the star-route cases, have not been sent from the
Department OF Justice to the Treasury department
to be audited. These accounts VIII be audited by
Gen Reynolds, first auditor.
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kilograms to The Star.
REV. Or. BELLOWS DEAD.
A SHIP BURNED AT SEA.
ROWING CHALLENGES REFUSED.


"e S"fosN Tost"aster>hfp.
Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
NORFOLK. Va. January 30-Our peonle are yerv
much Interested in the contest over the Norfolk
post-o1ice. Nichols IL a very popular o1icer, and
Is almost solidly indorSed 10y our citizens. white
ana colored. The republicans, large ma torfty OF
whom supported the readluster ticket. are very
malignant because OF the reported withdrawal of
his nomination. and there win be serious results An
their ranks If he is defeated. w.
No Change i'm GoaI Prices.
PHILADELPHIA. January 3a-CircularS giving the
cltS ana line and harbor prices of coal Tor Fehrt-
airy were issued this morning 10y the Philadelphia
a head Goa! ana iron company. No change n
made In the figures that have governed the msrket
during the present month.
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THE NEVADA TRoPHY.-Capt. Lewis Smith. Sd
artillery, has been ordered to Washington for the
purpose of receiving the ''Neyada trophy awarded
to battery K, Sd artillery.
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| THE q. S. SUPREME COURT to-day adjourned
until February 22d to give time for the prepara-
| ton Of opinions No decisions were rendered to-
| dav. =
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COMING Observation-Disclosures the 1st and 18th
OF February there win be between 500 and 600 dts
charges in the Census Ofice, owing to there being
no work TO be performed.
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produced while the jury was in deliberation over
the case. question was raised about the ev!-
dence and Juryman took a newspaper from his
pocket ana read the testimony"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
n ATIONAL THEATER.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 30,
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
There will I've no matinee ON Wednesday. -
INST engagement in Washington since his brilliant
ssson at Drury Lane. London. England. of the Elni-
psEt Trsgedan,
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Urported by the most powerful company ever organ
lied. under the management of
WILLIAM VI. CONNOR.
Repertoire;
Nondsy........ .VIRGINIUS
TUESDAY .RICHEIIEU
Wednesday JACK CADE
Thursday VIRGINIUS
friday KING LEAR
eatlirday Matinee .INCiOMAR
Evening nr................... RICHARD Ill
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wOMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
t0S UNION.-TEA PATTY AND SOCIABLE.
Young lady members will assist in various costumes.
At Masonic Temple, 9th and streets northwest
TUESDAY EVENING. January 31st.
Admission including refreshments, Is cents $50 2t
t-S requested to meet on TIESDAY, 31st inst, at
T:30 p. m, at COSMOPOLITAN HALL, corner 9Th
and streets northwest Business of importance.
It B. LEACH, Secretary.
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nNE COPY over 2, POO PAGES) OF THE oFFI-
~ cIal Report of tie Guteau Trial for sale Price
u including proceedings :e. 10 DC had. III North
Capitol street. t1--}t
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BrietS.- Mary Oscar Jordan, daughter Of
Dewitt Jordan, a Richmond merchant, who
resides here on Bainbridge between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, who is aged be.
tween eleven and twelve wears, fell
yesterday from swing in which she was
exercising and badly broke her right arm,
besides accumulating other injuries. Dr.
Weisiger was summoned and rendered the
necessary medical assistance.
In the several suits against 3. d. viii
liamS, receiver OF the owners OF MayO'-
bridge, brought to recover damages. sup
posed or real, inflicted by the falling OF a
span OF said bridge in February last. COM
promises have been agreed on satisfactory
to the plaintiffs and defendant. The suits
cOmmercel in the ChlnccTy Court OF Rich
mond to enforce equity m this case have
been discontinued. The matter arising
from the unfortunate accident referred to
will, as stated, be settled by private arbi-
tratiOn.
The City Council some time since voted
sum sufficient to procure the necessary
hose for the Alert Fire Company. This
latter is Il voluntary organization, with the
usual vim OF such institutions. Time
and again in the history Of Manchcs-
ter it has done good service in
saving property from the flames, OF
rcscuing that which was threatened
Yesterday. to the surprise OF the members,
one thousand feet Of hose, spick and span.
arrived in the city, and the members being
notified Immediately proceeded to place it
on the reel. where it would do the most
good. The disabled stun which it re-
placed was placed honOrably in corner
Of the enginc-housc. The Alert engine
(hand) was mean while placed in good order
and condition.
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The GINS Question.

Last evening the joint Committee on
Gas and Finance met In the Chancery-
Court room nj 6 O'Clock for the purpose OF
hearing the report OF the subcommittee
which went North some short time since
Tor the purpose OF examining the various
qualities Of gas, methods OF manufacture,
DC. This action was brought about by
reason OF the fact that an offer had first
been made to purchase or rent the city gas
works by the United Gas Company, Of
Philadelphia, and afterwards by other
companies.
There were two reports read-the ma
iorlty report by Mr.. Glasgow, chairman OF
the Finance Committee, and the minority
report, signed by only one member OF the
sub-committee--Mr. Higgins. The ma
iority report favored the introduction OF
new gas made Of water and oil, and gave
good reasons for their opinion.
Mr.. Higgins dissented in an elaborate
report, which showed careful preparation
and close research into all matters con-
nected with the manufacture and genera
ton OF gas.
Alter the reports were read, Mr.. Magnus
Gross, OF New York, the patentee for an
improvement in apparatus and processes
for making illuminating. gas, was invited
70 address the committee. lie explained
at length the advantages ofhis new methods,
and showed that he was perfectly familiar
with the philosophical and chemical con-
struction OF gas.
The committee adjourned at 10 O'Clock
without taking any definite action.
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rn. virginia historical Society.

,v,sYuNGTON AUTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENT
r,,p PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR DINwIDDIE.
Vhe Virginia Historical Society has Just
received through its president, Hon. Alex
onder II. III. stuart, most interesting MS
torical document-the original commuhlca-
t;on Of General George Washington 10
Lord Dunmore, the last royal Governor oil
the Colony OF Virginia, reporting survey
made bv him, December ID, 1872, OF lands
In Roteiourt and Fincastle counties, VIZ
rinia. in bounty, by several allotments TO
the soldiers who served. under nun III the
French and Indian war OF ll5l-'o', ana
yronted in accordance with the proclalila-
f;on Of Governor Dinwiddie, dated Feb
ruary 10, 1854, and providing 20o,OoO acres
NJ land for such service. This document
has been preserved in the archives OF the
Snnerior Court OF Augusta county, at
Staunton. Oo;o.,
also informs lis that card lnserte1 ny MN m
in the 81. JdmeS'S Gazette, Londoh, nas
elected gratifying letter from Mrs. M. a;
Dinwiddie, the widow OF the lale "eneia'
Gilbert Hamilton DInwiddie, OF the hhe-
lish army, who states that she mas IN me- Ici
possession the portraits OF Governor Bln-
wjddie and of his two daughters, ana doc-
uments which will furnish all requisite III
formation towards the biographical sketch
desired by the Society to accompany the
Forthcoming publication OF the "Dinwid-
die Papers" ,.,o
All who feel an interest in the honorable
record of the Old Dominion have lust cause
for graduation in the activity exhi1ited py
lhe Virginia Historical Society, ana IN tht
rich I promise Of n due fuldlment OF It's use
iul mission MS now exhibited.
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Suifs Against the City.

In the Citv Circuit Court yesterday IN
,hn ca.c Of II. w. Wood against the city
~ Richmond. suit for damages suncred
~. ,he nlaintilI bv reason OF the overflow
-; mo Figbtb->treet culyert, the jury be-
W., nnaLlc 10 agree were discharged.
7rbev were citizens OF Manchester.
rho following from Manchester were
- ~ mo,,,nanelled 10 try the case OF Maupin's 5
e'i,n I,Ini,iStrator against the city Of klch-
,'ond. ~ \. simpson, A. ;. McRae, d.
W. W. O1rous /. c. Snclhngs, W. h. AndcI-
w. "" Iohn NcGce, +. j. B. Fisher, a. W.
C,",'o,nc IV"; J. &. DOnne!ly, John Young
t.iIouondcr ti"rDd NcCrone, and John II. Iallc.y'
AZ Th;i Hi.'s emit is brought by ": K. MauPh,
,n,inistrator Of Tilman ]. Maupin: Inc
a''l"''J IananicJ an elderly gentleman, ana clli-
- NlLemarlc, arrived here on Oc'oDei
ICn n,ooistNYorktown % Centennial weekIahu
il;;,a,lnaored =, soon after leaving the Ones'',
olsIpl'ad and Ohio railway depot. HeNl
Po"n; ;,c, his dead body was ioullI III
lioin'ne lHrldinee creek lust below the arcn WneIc
,D1ood street crosses that stream ~ - ~
bI broH4 tLat Mr.. Maupm crossed lroni 'iir
pos" 80 |" tbo south side OF Broad StIee' "
nolt1 ;I Ie ~ crowd then pouring into lnc clt!
ayoid t,c ,, oT The sidewalk and over the
ana Nii,,,ort which embankmcni, 1t - az
emDaiinn at that time nsufiiciently lehccu,
legeuG'; w., occo,nt the city is asked TO pa! inc
on this 49, 49,, s5' 900. Hon. A. NJ. helIey
adminis11'IS,Ur Sor The city, and Hon. W. W;
appeared ori~v ~, T. Crump, Esq, ana
TTu%p' Tr r R. R. watson, Of AlDem'rle' i0r '"'
plaintiff. ,.;,ed the locality yesterday.
The !ul! ,';li bc further heard to-day
T4e gDee ff it to be the PnP0ss sccountn OF 'nc
BHS% BBV % 3 sss e; ' az "SE5 &c 9s sSnds is'
] $;a +; :; s $ &: 3: :; :;% i: % $ : rs: #
%sfs @seP in 1Py .%a@s Sa %S hS Indssd ss
scems socal 81 that there is alfea''
lind on hand.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Malicious Libel.

Yesterday rather remarkable cas-
was tried in the Hastings Court
IL was the case OF James NJ. Granger
who was indicted for publishing
malicious libel upon Justice William ]
Holmes and wife. The trial brought on
the hitherto overlooked fact that there is NJ
law In Virginia against malicious libel
Granger had therefore to be indicted
under the common law, and his ease is th,
hrst one OF the character that is on recort
in our courts.
Commonwealth'S-A Attorney s. B. Wit
ana L. Darlington Cabell, Esq, conducted
the prosecution, and Mr.. Edgar Allan dc
Tended Granger, who plead guilty.
Mr.. Witt stated that il would be the duty
OF the jury to ascertain what punishment
should be inflicted upon the accused: that
Granger was indicted under a law which
says that where one maliciOusly libcls an.
other, and attempts TO degrade him, he can
he punished either by fine or Imprisonment,
or bOth-thc Imprisonment not to exceed
twelve months and the fine not to exceed
$500.
Some time in September Granger was in.
dicted for resisting Holmes, who is Justice
| OF the peace, and the police. For that he
was tried and convicted. 1t seems after
that time that Granger, who is a brother.
in-law Of Holmes, published handbin,
which is the cause of the libel suit, and
which is unfit for publication. Mr.. Holmes
brought this handbill TO Commonwealth
Attorney Nitt and asked the protection OF
the court. Atr. Witt was very severe upon
Granger in his opening, and said that Mr..
Holmes had not taken thai course which a
h1onnl1 Ii,
have taken.
The evidence showed that Mr.. Granger
asked Mr.. c. V. Meredith in a casual way
if he could be prosecuted for publishing a
card telling the facts about Holmes, and
Mr.. Meredith said he could only be liable
10 n civil suit.
Mr.. Meredith explained that he had no
idea that Granger meant TO publish such a
card aS he had, and when he subsequently
saw a copy OF it he sent Granger message
TO .he effect that il was wrong, and that he
must not publish il. but the message was
too late, as the circulars had already been
printed.
Policeman White had heard OF the card
and asked Granger TO give him one, but
this Granger declined, saying ne had not
vet decided to distribute them, but he Of
fered to read one OF them to him. Granger
explained that he had determined not to
publish any item until he saw his brother.
Mr.. Antony had been given large bun
die OF the posters TO keep for Granger, and
had himself read one OF them. He stated
that he had delivered Mr.. Meredith's mes
sage to Granger, and that Granger had
taken the bundle away. and had told him
he DESTROYED them. Granger had returned
subsequently, and destroyed the copy that
Mr. Antony had.
After argument 10y the counsel on both
side The ease was submitted TO the jury,
,xbo retired. and i'm a short time returned
a verdict Of guilty, assessing the fine OF the
accused at $50 and asceItaininG his term
Of confinement in Jail at nine months.
\ motion for new trial was oyerrulcd
and stay of proceedings granted Tor nj
tcen DAYS in order for the accused to take
an appeal.
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LIEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic IN all eases
q weak digestion and debility. "ls success
a1da boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful"-see Medical Pres" Lancet " Brit
ia Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genunc only with the Jac
simile Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution Is necessary
owing y various cheap and inferior su's'i'
tu,es being In the market.
IIEBIG COMPASY'~ EXTRACT OF MtAI'
TO he had Of al storckeepers, Grocer'' ana
Chemists. sole agents for the United states
wholesale only, c. DAVID & co., Fcnchurch
avenue. London, England. ap 2"-e"oZ'
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Special Notice.

The report put in circulation by inter-
ested parties that am going out Of the ice
business Is untrue and without foundation.
| am wholesale and retail dealer in Ken
nebec-riyer ice, and intend to continue as
such. and my prices will always be as low
as others, all reports to the contrary not
withstanding. Respectfully,
Mrs. JANE KING,
1911 east Cary street,
Richmond. Va.
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The Ninth District.

= kRcportcd 10 be a tie rs to Massey ana Nlse'
not heard from as to the other cahd'o"'e''
In the election of 1881 the Ninth district
cave Cameron majority OF 6,419
The combined vote Of Fulkerson and
Newberry is $500, while MaSSey's vote Is
$500. w..
The combined vote OF FulkersOn, New
berry. and Dotson is G,9u. BOwen's vote
is .. .754; Bowen over all, 1888.
Wise over Massey, 2,9l4; over Massey
and Dawson, 2,79j. ,u
Daw.on's vote is reported as follows:
Craig, 3: Montgomery, /; Pulaski; IL;
Roanoke, 42; Russell, Z; Smyth, 2; wise,
40: Wythe, 4. Total in the district, ll9.
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Now that the election excitement is over
there is but one topic, and that has grown
to be deeply interesting, for it j. settled
fact that DlOntroSe" whiSkey is certainly
the best, and if you will call at Q. Morgen-
stern's Mornng-Star Saloon and Restau-
rant he Will tell you all about pure whis-
key and everything good to eat.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY WATER-WORKs.)
9l2 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, November lS, 1882.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
TUESDAY NEXT. 2lsT INSTANT,
for furnishing and delivering three hundred 300
tons (2.2I0 pounds Of the best NUTTELBURG
OR FIRE-CREEk STEAM LUMP COAL. 20 be
delivered at the Pump-W orks (Three-mile locks
the city dumping the cars into the coal yault pre-
pared for that purpose deliveries to De made with
out delay.
The Committee on Water reserve the right 20 re-
ieci any or all bids !. l.. DAVIS.
no 1921 superintendent
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. c. G. Holland, OF Danville, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Philadelphia.
Hon. George D. Wise, congressman and
congressman-elect, went 10 Washington,
ID. G., yesterday evening.
There are number OF gentlemen from a
distance in Richmond now who are experts
in the manufacture OF gas. Can they tell
why our gas-light is miserable?
The Capitol Square no longer receives
the attention il should. Its appearance is
dlSgraceful. Nocontry farmers grounds
about his house are As mserably kept.
Whose fault is it?
Mary Booth (colored), the youthful mur-
deresS Of Surry county, whose sentence Of
death Governor Cameron commuted TO i'm
prisOnmcnt for life, was taken TO the pcni-
Tertiary yesterday by the sheriff OF the
county.
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Majority for Wise.

The most OF the above returns are official,
and were forwarded us by the court clerks
10y mail and telegraph. In some few in
stances We had to rely upon reported ma
ioritics. The general result we believe to
be nearly correct, though the Coalitioni,ts
here claim to have information which leads
them to think that Mr.. WiSe's majority
Will be about 5000.
The official returns have been received
at the Capitol from nearly all the counties,
but they are not yet open TO the inspection
OF the press and public.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following eases
were disposed OF yesterday;
Weldon Brown (coloredD was jailed Tor
t;,teon DAYS for stealing coal from the
Cbesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
George Price (coloreD was fined s21 and
,o;Icd Tor three months for assatlting and
heating Mary Hooper and her children.
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SOciefy Chat.

All conversation eventually drifts into
fashions, and the fashionable millinery, no
tions, hosiery, ribbons, &C., sold by Green
d Waugh, 3l3 Broad street, are now the
principal topics. Large line Of terra Gotta
and gold double lock-stitch kid gloves Just
received at charming prices.
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITESTIAEY, Yes
,or,,av norning City-Sergeant Z. w. Ed
ington i brought from Fredericksburg Ed
ward Lewis (colored( for stealing s45 in
money none and pistol; lie was convicted .D.i' uiI in
that that city on Thursday, and the jury ascer. r.
iained his punishment to be two years IN
the penitentiary.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
McCandish as. The Commonwealth. Ar
gned bv John b. Donovan, Esq, for plain
tifr in error and Attorney-General Blair for
commonwealth. and submitted.
commonwealth Us. Taylor: Greenhow,
treasurer. Us. Cringan, Watkins X Co.;
commonwealth rs. Harrison. Dismissed
bv Attorney-Generai.
Ioying and others Us. Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts. Submitted.
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HAD BEES SsoInrcd Lme boy was found lying ,ont IN
s5 sa Ts% fs@Ss 'S Sa% a.. %ss
$ S &c BE- 10y t cut .:s : e !: .sa: s;
S@::; ::sFPS Proper %%sIS%; the i;' e. T;s: xs: Ss S is.
'S%'@SS s"d BOY fSS1H% S' Sa%e or "1' place Of living
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p,ppoyEp. Cameron yester-
nardoned James Glass, OF Rockbridge
u"y o"yntv p and released him from four years
COM ~ term in the penitentiary. He had
90 SarVed we'd eight years. The crime alleged was
iorsa stealing.
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Fiye.Cent Music.

In addition to the SaalfieId catalogue we
now have the agency for Evans's five-cent
music. We thus have the largest stock OF
five-cent music in the State. Call or send
for free catalogue. RAMOS Il Moses.
9l4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-This court yes
terday-J Judge r. w. Hughes presiding
disposed of the following case:
Nat Russell (cOlored), charged with ylo-
Iating the United States revenue laws by
having in his possession unstamped manu-
iactured tobacco, was found guilty. Sem
tence was suspended.
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Srn LECTURE CoURsR.-Telegram from
'ie .. We deeply regret that serious Illness OF
one Of us prevents our appearance Novem'
her DIST.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ns- ON all sales OF Peal Estate made between the
III Sf January and last OF June the taxes Tor tht
present year have 10 De paid by me pnrch'5,er on
an sales made between the lst OF JIy anu iIst Vi
lie wear the taxes hare 10 be paid by the seller.
l1'his custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv All the real estate agents In kichhohu, anu aP
niles 10 Richmond and yiciniN.J
JAS MACDOUSALL, 10 \. W.. stock vehicles
&c.
RICHMOND RAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules
vehicles. &c.
SAMPSON & ADAMSo<, IL NJ, trustee 5 SAFE oi
naai pro,-rty M the Clover I'm coal mines, In
Chesterfield county, Va.
SAMPSON & ADAAsON, la L. M'' eommls,
sioners' sale of farm Of 6l3 acres, ADJOINING
Clover lin coal mines, In Chesierhelu county
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browns IRON nrrrERs.
on, NY BACK!

That's common expression and has a world q,
resning. How much suffering IS summed nnin,,
The singular thing about IL IS, that pain in tho
bscS is oCcasIoned by 50 many things. Nav be
caused by Kidney Disease, Liver COMPLAINT. Con.
sumption, Cold, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Over
work, Nervous Debility, sc.
Whatever the cause, don't neglect It. Something
IS swrcns and needs prompt attention. No med,-
eine has yet been discovered that will 50 ou,cl,v
sn6 surely cure such diseases as
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs,
and IL does this by commencing at the foundation.
and making the blood pure and rich.
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The Young Ladies' Journal.

December and Christmas double part,
containing chrome picture and the latest
fashion plates, have been received from N.
Leonard, 9OS Main street. He has also
Godey's, Frank Leslie's Demorest, and
all the other leading monthlies for Decem-
her