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feet long, with conical heads and pyramidal
tails, on which are set thin guides TO act IKE
the feathers on an arrow IN keeping the pro-
jectiIe pointed as II starts.
The carriers In the wheel have strong shut
tiers or clamps 10 hold the proleetlics ron
6ying out until they are Intentionally re-
leased, To let one go--that IL, TO flre shot-
the gunner, having determined the angie al
which he wishes the proiectile 10 start, turns
a pointer on an arc parallel 10 the wheel 10
the number OF degrees required In The eieva-
ton. The gun Is on massive turn-tanie
With central pivot, the engine bslanc'ng
the wheel at the opposite end. The iaterM
aim il given by swinging tue "hoie
gun on its centre until telescope
alongside OF and parallel to the Two
disks bears on the object TO DC MT Tue
gunner then clamps The whole gun d0wn
10 the turn.tabe aud pulls lanyard 0y
which the catch or lock on the prolectlie
CLAMPS Is released, and the proieetile j. free
10 move independent OF the wheel. IL VIII
at once az of 10 the direction OF a tangent 70
the wheel 81 the point where 1t was released
with a velocity equal TO that at which II was
moving Ia revolving with the wheel. AZ
before stated, a speed OF 1000 revolutions
per minute Will give a. five feet iron the
centre a velocity OF nearly 2,lOO ieet per
second. II makes no difference how TINS
velocity Is given to a proiectile; once started
Il will 90 lust as far when shot by centriiu'
cal force as when fred from powder gun:
In order TO prevent straining one side OF
the wheel as soon as one shot IS nred, tne
other at the opposite end OF the diameter Is
discharged also on reaching the spot wnence
the first one started on It's fight. or all Tour
can be released at the same point success,
siyely during one revolution. A powerful
hydraulic brake then brings the wheel 10
rest 10 be reloaded.
The weight Of the one-hundred-pound
proiectiles unified is about sixty pounds
each, leaving forty pounds for explosives.
Sir. Hicks proposes 70 Gil them with MIRO.
gelatine, and he believes that it can he used
with safety to the gunners and with great
injury 10 the enemy.
Assuming that be overcomes all the me
cbanical difficulties, such as releasing the
projectIle without Jar and without inter-
ference with the aim intended for II, the
centrifugal gun presents one plausible means
OF throwing nitro gelstine with high We
locity, but the quantity is so small that II
does not satisfactorily solve the whole pro-
blem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
GUARANTEED PRISON.
An Outbreak OF SMALLPOX and toe
Trouble That Followed.

The Onondaga county ~. " penten-
tiary Is under quarantine on account OF Tue
smallpox, which broke out in the prison ten
DAYS ago. For a week past all prisoner
whose terms have expired have been de-
tanned under the health regulations lest the'
communicate The disease TO the Outsld'
world. Among these is Margarct harn
who ten years ago confessed 10 haviR-
attempted the life OF man 10 shield hei
lover, who was the real culprlt. These
facts became known on the death Of The
wretch who thus allowed deprdyed but
COURAGEOUS woman to stand between him and
the law. There are some twenty cases ol
detenil0ns in the pcniieniiary O7 reason o.
the quarantine. The restitution Is also with
out a head, because the superintendent.
whose term expired with December 3lI.
made hate 70 leave the place as soon 8 hi,
official term ended. INDEED, he escapeo
an hour before that time for fear be
would be quarantincd. The newly-ap-
pointed superintendent. Wallace A. No
Die. OF this CITY. and his deputy
refuse TO enter on a Performance OF their du.
ties II thew are TO be made prisoners as wei
as the criminals. The penitenuary is there
fore in charge OF the keepers, VINO are not
over anxious 10 remain. and are said 10 b.
exceedingly lax in discipline. The prison
efS detained over their terms have threaten.
ed 10 revolt unless released from the peri
which, they say, keeping them in prison sub
ject them. The police have been dered g.
hold themselves in readiness 10 assist the
neutrality-suspicious. N case OF an outbreak.
As there il no work IN the Denlteniiary
the contract IN the bOlt-shOp being suspended
because the instructors will not expose thom-
selves. the prisoners bave opportunities TO
mingle IN the corridors for exercise, ana it o.,
feared that plot msy be batched for Jail
delivery. The mortal dread OF the keeper
and the absence Of a superintendent are evil
deutly being considered by the De.
tanned prisoners as Offering a fayor-
Die opportunity. The county has stand
ing contracts with several adjoining couu-
ties for the imprisonment OF sentenced crimi-
mails, and these will now have 10 be yOlsted.
probably, TO the extent Of making damages
OF a considerable amount. On0ndaea cOun.
ty will havGto send prisoners elsewhere for
time. Down town there Is no fright in
the city over the smallpox, every case OF
the six so far developed being traced to
single individual whose Whereabouts have
been traced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
AwoLF In SLEEPS CLOTHING.
Operations or Gustav De
nohan, n Bogus Catholic Priest.

A Chicago special says: Gustav De Rohau,
the bogus priest, has been under arrest for
several days. This notorious mans latest
conf fence act was to obtain $50 OF Thomas
Robinson, treasurer Of brewing company,
to whom he went in the garb OF Catholic
priest.
Inspector Boufed heard that De Rohan
was IN Milwaukee aud teiegfaphed TO the IN
spector there 10 find him. A man who re-
sembles Gustav De ROhau was found At SIC
Winklake avenue, living With his wife and
two children under the name Of Emil H..
Kitzer. lie was mAsqueradiug In the priest
ly garments and had already yictimized the
rector Of st. AnthOny's parish, Milwaukee.
aud had also collected considerable sums Of
money by claiming to be collector for the
Little Sisters OF the Poor.
Kitzer denies that be is De Rohan. The
gold speciacIes which DC wore have been
identified as the property Of Esther Dunn.
Of Joliet. In Father Duun's parish be coli
leeied money 10. an imaginary blind man,
having first obtained the permission OF
Father Dunn, and then rewarded the good
old man by stealing bis spectaeles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
WAS SHE HYPSOTIZED?
A woman with n stranGe Lover VINO
Has n strange Power over Her

A Pittsburgh special SAYS: A very peculiar
case OF what seems to be magnetic influence
has turned up on the South Side. The We
tim is Miss Christine LlOmberger, pretty
Young woman about twenty-seven years OF
age. who lives with the family OF John Wat
son, on the corner Of south Seventh and
Carson streets. She is eXceliently educated,
having been graduated from one OF the best
colleges I'm the country. She speaks several
languages fluently, and Is well yersed In
music and art.
She dates the beginning OF her trouble
back some nine years, to an evening when
she attended a party at the house OF sfriend
on the South side.
"For loog time after the fete | lost sight
Of 10 mau who wrought such Il magnetism
ovebAne, yet the influence lost none OF It's
potency. was troubled at times with the
most peculiar sensations. and even his sub
sequent marriage bad no effect upon my
case. One day | read somewhere that the
Spaniards Of Mexico were adopts IN the
treatment OF similar cases, and | at once
packed nv trunks and started for Mexico
CITY. While III Mexico experienced several
strange and alarming manifestations OF the
power that was over me. ] would near my
tormentOr calling me by name and threat
ening me with all sorts OF dire punisbments.
At times could actually feel his hot breath
Kissing in my ear. and feel the clutch Of his
fingers on INV throat. These periods OF tor
ture only lasted for few minutes at time,
but while they were on me suffered terri
bly. During my stsyln Mexico | became
acquainted with Young Spanish druggist
who seemed very much altfched to me- ana
fna ly asked me TO marry bin. Perhaps |
should have consented had il not been Tor
the awful threats Of the voice which dared
not di.obey. | was almost frantic, aud in
hopes Of escaping went TO Cuba and placed
myself under the care OF a distinguished
pbvslcian in Havana. While in cuba this
something indefinable, but very much
akin to animal magnetism, took posses.
sion Of me, aud | went into sort OF
hvpnotic trance. While in this state the
voice Of my old-time lover came 10 me again,
and called me home, telling me that he would
marry me and would be Kind TO me. did
not know that be was married at the time,
| and believing that he would do as be said,
came home only TO be scOrned when lsOughi
an interview with him. thought at first
| that the knowledge Of his marriage would
overcome the influence which he bad over
me, but was mistaken. IL Is as strong TO-
day as II ever was, and it is gradually wear
ing nv life away. have placed my case 10
the hands OF Agent Dean, OF the Anti-Cfuelty
| Society, and il there is any relief to be had
through the courts | will get it,"
The case is certainly very peculiar one,
and will form an interesting study TO The
students Of psychological phenomena.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
SHE CAME BACK.
SEQUEL TO a North CAROLINA sEEsA'
T1oN.
Eew Cotton ills-Hand Cut on by Saw
Attempted Mail Robbery
Dropped Dead.
rspecIal toIerrara o tho pIspateh.l

CHARLOTTE. n. C., January "A sensa'
lion was created 10 Cleveland county last
February by the elopement oil q WIDOW
Beam and Rev. J. p. Styers and the eX'
huming OF the body OF the woman's BUS.
band. David Beam. on suspicion that nc nad
been poisoned by the guilty pair. AZ tne
stomach has not vet been analyZed ana MOI
dictment has been found toe widow has re.
turned The parsou, who left vile ana
several children. has not turned up.
The new cotton-mills at shelby have started
operations with 5000 spindles.
Yesterday, at Newton, John Nail caught
his right hand in a circular-saw, which in an
instant snatche1 1t from his wrist.
A young man by the name OF Hlnk'e'
while involved in difficulty with stranger
yesterday in Davidson. was struck on the
head with an axe and fatally wounded.
j. W. Birmingham, Tor long tune ldehli-
fed with the business Interests OF Lexington
Is dead.
Thomas s. Edge was shot and instantly
killed AZ his store, 10 Yaneey county, by
John Wilson in dispute which arose over
the division OF some whiskey.
Although the weather 10 this section OF
the state has been exceedingly mild, on our
mountains the winter has been very severe.
More than once has snow covered the noun
tains this season.
Reports to-day say ex.SheriG Mckenney.
OF Mitchell county, and Columbus kamsey
have been found frozen 10 death near Roam
Mountail also, that Charles Swan has been
found frozen 10 death on Cane-Creek noun
tain.
A great number OF persons from this sec
ton will attend the Inauguration oil Cover"
nor Fowle at Raleigh.
An attempt was made by highwaymeu
Wednesday night TO rob the mail-Douch be-
tween the depot and Keenersvie. The
man in charge OF the mail, however, put his
asssilant 10 flight by drawing revolver and
threatening to shoot.
John Wood, prominent farmer OF Dayie
county, dropped dead wednesday while
walking In the road.
.. T. IIarts dry kiln, at Monroe, has been
burned, together with 1905 feet OF lumber
which was IN it, Loss, $1,000; no insu-
rance.
What is likely to result as a fatal difficult,
took place the other day between Dob Red
man and j. Il. Mayberry in tredeli county.
Redman had been divorced from his vile.
who was sister OF May herry's, and she was
at Mlyberry's house when Redman visited
the premises and made demands for the pos
session Of their child. lie became involved
10 a fight with MayberTY and was Knocked
senseless With club.
Three prisoners confined in the county jail
at Lincoln have escaped. They got a piec'
OF IRON with which they cut a hole through
the vail and let themselves down by means
Of a blanket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
EDITH KINGDOM GOULD.
How she Young WIFE Passes the Day
with Her Father-in-Lsw.
Philadelphia Times


On every pleasant morning at about II
O'Clock good solid cart, drawn by two
sturdy horses, is driven up the compare
lively empty length OF Fifth avenue and
into the Fiity-ninth.street entrance OF Cen
trail Park. A young woman holds the rib-'
bons. and down at her side In lower seat
cuddles little middle-aged man with Gilt.
tering black eyes, full beard. and pallid
complexion. The young lady Is not re.
markabls in any way, but 10 the average
New Yorker her face IL famlliar-more so
than that OF the little man beside her. Well,
this il Edith kingdom Gould driving her
father-in-lsw, Jay Gould, out for the bracing
air OF which his delicate health is In constant
need. The lady has not changed TO any
considerable degree since she divided the
donors NJ Days Theatre with Ada Rehan.
Her face bears the csmer expression OF satis'
fled maternity. aud some OF the former lustre
has gone ont OF her brunette coorIng, but
she could step on to Mr.. Days stage again
tomorrow night and convey the illusion
that she had been seen there ONLY last week.
There was great deal OF shOulder-shrug-
cling prediction grstuit0usly contributed by
outsiders when Young George Gould TOOK
his wife out theatre, and the light OF pre-
cedent cannot in any way be said to have
been ausplcious for consummatiOn OF this
kind. But all signs fail snd at present the
soft star ~ peace aud contentment surely
hovers over tho house OF Gould In both OF its
branches.
George and his wife live in a house on
Forts seventh street Just back OF their
fathers, which is on the corner OF Fifth
avenue. There are two babies, numerous
nurses, snd little money TO take care OF all,
End there is your picture OF domestic happi-
ness. George goes down town every morn
ing at an early bour. after breakiasting with
his charmiug wife. Then Mrs. George sends
round 10 the stables for her horses and
cart, dresses hcrseli in a DARK. handsome
driving costume, aud, With the groom
perched behind her, whiDs around the
corner 10 her father.in-law's house aud
pulls up before the door with = grace
ful flourish. rhe famous millionaire 10
watching for her from the window. He
comes out, wearing a fur,iined overcoat,
faded. low.crowued pot-hat, and heavy,
bunglipg gloves. lie greets his daughter
with a. CHEEKY gOod-morning az though be
had no more ponderous duty 10 the whole
world to perform. Jumps up into his seat be-
side her, Il tucked m by the alert groom, aud
settles back TO eaioy perhaps the pleasantest
moments Of his whole day. Young Mr..
Gould cuts q circle In the air with her whip
lash. gives little chuck Of The tongue, and
away goes Gould and bis sons wife over the
stone pavement toward the park. IL all
makes very neat and educating picture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05

w ANT T. d, A FIRST-CLASS
w COACHMAN. Reference required. APP
ply at 5l9 east Franklin street. de 3-3t'
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TO THROW NIrRoGELATINE.
a Novel Kind OF ssa. which Gives -
Hfgh Velocity without shock.

One Of the great advances Ia making dead
" weapons more effective depends upon the
invention OF device BY which large quaint.
ties OF nitro.geiatlne can be thrown aceu-
Yately 10 n distance equal 10 the range OF or
sllnary rified guns OF large cslibre without
danger 10 the gunnefs. The Zalinskl pneu-
matte gun IL only 3 partial solution Of the
problem. sinee while It's accuracy and safety
are sufficient iis range Is limited and the We
loelsy Of It's projeeiile 10 low. The Graydon
higb-pressure pneumatic gun improves tie
range. though not sufficiently, but there are
doubts A. 20 ifs safety.
Mr. Waiter 4. Hicks, OF Brooklyn, BE-
lieyes thai be has iuyented . gun which will
give an initial velocity 20 ie0ponud pro-
jectile OF 1000 feet per sec0ne, and which
win nevertheless start il on IL way 50 gently
~ 70 give no possible cbsnce OF shock uniil
II strikes 1T or near the object aimed Al.
Ne. Hicks uses M old deyicein Dew way.
His gun Is merely palr OF heavy, tough
STEEL disks, something more than ten feet 10
diameter, made 70 reyolye At speed OF 4.0n0
revolutions a minute. The disks. which are
r4ssdly united rsselye on one shait, the
power bessg given BY no horse power en-
CINE. Between the dlfks, al distance OF ten
seet RON fbsir centre, are tonr preiecsllc ear
Ipra, eel 81 equal disisaees apart around the
rerlpssry. The psojecttiss are cylinders
about six inches 10 diameter and about three
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IA 5-eod5tttdtFei


WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
~ NURSE FOR YOUNG CHILD; none
ttor need apply. Gail at No. lll4 Grove ave
oue IA l-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-05
A story wiih . Moral.
Washington Post J


oncs upon time CROW. which is wise
bird, st on the llmboi tree. and FOX
came that way. The COX wanted the crow.
Not that be desired 4 eat crow, but on gen.
eral princfrass. SO h Looked up at the crow
and the erAw Iookel down at him. Then
the fox addressed "a few iDcongruyial re-
MARKS 10 tiIs, creF. He spoke Of has love
for him; OF ais }idmiraiion for the crow
family; Of ais Inspect for the crow himself {;
o, moral and lpolltical affiliations OF the
crows and the foxes; and so on. The crow
listened politely even with interest; but be-
did not say Anything. lie looked dowa
upon the fox In sad. retrospective manner,
shook his head, aud climbed up TO the very
highest limb on the tree. Aud the fox, on
the cold, cold ground under the tree, sal
down upon 8 chunk OF disappointment and
went bitterly. Moral: Governor Foraker i
getting sweet on Senator sherman.
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c.orre w.sh,nxton,s Last Tooth.

A New York telegram says: Isaac D..
Greenwood is exhibiting a tooth 10 glass
case. The tooth is mounted 10 gold. Above
il bangs this extract from the will OF Mr..
Greenwood's father: " 1 give and bequeath
10 my Oldest son, Isaac John Greenwood, for
ever. all the curios. medals. medaliions,
sauf-boxes, General Wasmnrton's iast tooth,
and the under jaw OF teeth made for him oy
my late father. John Greenwood" The
tooth referred 10 Was the last tooth removed
irom General WsshlDgton's lower jaw, &C.
cording 10 the diary Of Mr.. Greenwoods
grandfather In another glass case Mr..
Greenwood exhibited letter from General
Washington, recording toe remittance OF sl5
for false jaw. The letter was dated from
Sit. Vernon, January G, 1893.
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DIcHMOND. FREDFRICKsBJ 30

RT. u. NYFas. General supernienle
r. N, EDgKsOS. General Passenger ~
SOL HaAs. IFsric Maakgsr,
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This Is what we are comins 10. The
other day young sud pretty girl came 10 a
magistrate 10 a tawn Ia Austria demanding
the regulation Dientsbuch. INTO which the
particulars about the ah'eeedeuts OF ans one
IN search OF work are enured, the booklet
having TO be shown 10 the employers on ap-
plication for employment. On looking
through the giEl's papefs the magistrate tound
that bis fair applicant was Nelaale, Countess
KegIeyleh. born al PresOurg IN 1874. AS
her papers were IN good order, the booklet
Has handed over 20 tue you0g COUNTESS, and
her ladyship Is at present earning her living
a . factory All.
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nIKiDENnA.
ARCHITECTS.
PROPNAALN.
OFFICE MAsONIc TEMPLE ASSOCIATIONS
RICHNOSD, VA, DecemDer -, ISIS.

OFFICE NAsONIc TEMPLE AssOCATT0N,l
RIcHHOSD, VA. December ., ISIS.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE
) ERECTION OF A MASONIC TEMPLE At
the corner Of Broad and Adams streets. in Rich
uiond. IN accordance with the plans prepared by
Jackson &. Colt. architect, Will be received by
tho Building Committee az their Office, corner
Nain and Ninjh streets, until ~ NJ. FRIDAY,
February r., 1879.
Plans and specifications may be seen after
January 18th AZ the Office Of v altor T. iigham,
Shafer building. Richmond, Va, or that Of JACK
son G.. Colt, corner Charles ana Lafayette streets
Baltimore. sid.
Bids will be received for the work as a whole,
and also for EACH TRADE separately, the Bald
ing COMMITTEES reseryiug the right 60 reject any
Jr an bids according rs they may deem the best
interests OF The association may require.
WILLIAM r.. TANNER,
A. Il. COURTNEY,
]. ;. TOWER,
IA 5-eodtstdtFoi Building Committee.
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Farmviile. Lynohhorg. asa seoih acs-efa 81.
and al s.atioas on 40 Norfolk ana Hfett.. ff'
road. D.. " eiiiA
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GOAL AND WOODBURY. YOUR
~ COAL AND WOOD Of THOMAS d. JOHN
SON & son. No. 43sA BROOK avenue Phone
Nc. 757.
We have iusg commenced business and arc
selling me best article a. bottom prizes IN order
70 establish our trade. Terms eash.
n &-iw. THOMAS b. JOHNSON 4 SON.
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A Carrfage-Faetory Burned.

HAMMOND, ISp., January A--The Chicago
Carriage Compsny's Works burned last
night. Loss, s.5. 900: Insurance.. $4,000. IL
IA only few days since the establishment
was sold By NJ. NJ. Fogie to an Oshkosh frm.
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W. " slG.s7

AZ VI q Es Zssg
4 HESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAkIsG EYRECr
NOYEaBER q. 1874
Txkys RICHMOND.
ei5 A. y. for Nswtor Seas, Oif poin, Co-,.
fort, and Norfolk daily exeopi sun
day.
BIB Am. sundays ooly, 70 Newport ses,. Oh
Point. and Norfolk
Hos A. ". through and Locsl Haii % al roia.s
Wea'. except Sugdsy. Pullman
sleepers clifton FofgS % LexngaIf
Ky
$40 p ". Tor Newport Sevs on Poin. sri
Norfolk. except sunday.
SOD 7. ". Cofdons'ills Accommodation. ot.ert
S0R " Tor I3'airnlo. cincinnsa. chl.y,
-. louis Neuphs. and &oT ~.
leant-tnst hEprcHf-Hlln O. nlH y.
Palimsns daily. Only route ulualrs
fUIimans west from AicbmgD1
ABEiSg ~ RicHA0ND.
$50 N. GordonsylIe Accommodation, ever,
sunday
1855 A. ". from Sorfols. Oh Point. All S,u.
port NcSs ercep' sunday.
3io 2. N. from local points sad tls Wet on.
Goo P. NJ from h Point Nosport Nor.. s,,
Norfolk daily Pullman paia.. ..r
M-hm0ad 70 Cincinnati auI Ls..
vile.
300 r. NJ. from Louisville and Ci1cinnaa -I...
Especially.
Depot: Seventeenth auf Broad streets
licketsa i001 Main street, nai at t.e f-r1t
%. ". FULLER
General fn-senger Agent
j. T. OnELt. Genera NrulrHr u.I
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BY Qunrles & McCurdy,
Real Estate BrokerA

TVRUSTEFS' SALE OF THE NOTED
1 TAVERN PROPERTY. ON BROOK
ROAD, ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF IlCu-
MOND.-In execution u \ certain deed OF uGsI
from j. p. Nourohr aud wife 20 tho uniersigned.
bearing date January y. ioS6, aud ~ record IN
Henri,o County Court. Deed-BOOk III. page ~,
being required sp 20 90 by the beneficiary under
said deed, default having been made III the note
thereby secured, will oner for sale, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY -, 1889,
n. y o'clock NJ tho PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed, consisting Of a tract Of land with I'M
rroyemep:s known ~ the OLD YELLOW
TAVERN, containing 81 ACRES. and tract OF
2ACKEs iyiug north OF the site Of tho Old fel-
low ayern.
TERMS: Cash "a 20 cost and expenses OF salo
and suflclency to pay of uots Of Hoo, with
interest from February ]. 1873; la ance a. may
be announced at sale. W. J.. COWARDIN,
". H. MCCARTHY.
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C1 EO COAL, COKE, AND GS
WOOD. Rcs
Wanted, hOusckeepers 10 try that most EA-
CELLRNT AND ECONOMICAL FUEL which wo
are selling 80 $50 aud s. per ton, especially re-
commented to- all kinds Of eocKing-etoyeS-
Also, al other kinds Of fJKL
SAMUEL IL COTTRELL.
Phone 80. Broad between Eighth and Ninth
do tin