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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-19
saz,ren,a Court of Appeals.
Following are the proceedings in the Suprem
Court of Appeals the report of which is contlh
ued from the last.

Following are the proceedings in the Supfem
Court of Appeals the report of which is contii
! ued from the last.
SEPTEMBER 11TH.
Fudge, &C., VS.. Payne &C., from Allegheny
further argued by Colonel E. Pendleton, am
submitted
On the petition of the Piedmont Guano com
pany, writ of error was awarded to the Judg
ment of the Circuit Court of Henry county at TIN
october term 1888, in the case at law Oh sale
Company VS.. X. F. Morris and others.
Johns administrator VS.. Johns, from Augusta
was argued by Mr.. Charles Curry, for appellant
and Major I. c. Elder, for appellee, and contin
ued for further hearing.
Samuel NJ. Garland and Elliott NJ. Braxton, Jr
were admitted to practice.
SEPTEMBER 12TH-oPINIoN DAY.
Thomas VS.. Farmers National Bank OF salem
and others from Montgomery county. AWfmeo
opinion by Judge Lewis
Trout's administrator VS.. Trout, from Roanoke
county. Atirmed-opinion by Judge Lacy.
Turner's administrator VS.. Staples from Pat
rick county. Affirmed opinion by Judge Lewis
Snapp vs. Osborne, from Augusta, argued by
Capt. James Bumgardner, and continued.
Edward c. Haskell, W. j. Rusk, Charles Prior
lean and w. N. Fishburne qualified as attorneys.
SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Snapp vs. Osborne, &C., from Augusta, argued
again by Capt. James Bnmgardner, Jr., for APP
pellant and illiam Patrick, for appellees, and
submitted.
Geiger &C., VS.. Blackley, &C., from Augusta,
was argued by James Bumgardner Jr., for APP
pellants, and continued to the Nth.
Mr.. G. D. Moomaw qualified an attorney.
SEPTEMBER 14TH.
Geiger &C., VS.. Blackley, &C., from Circuit
Court of Augusta, argument continued by Mr..
G. E. Kemper, for appellees, and Capt. James
Bumgardner. Jr., for appellants and submit
ted.
Paxton VS.. Steele's admir-, &C., from the Circuit
Court of Rockbridge, argued by S. H. Letcher
Esq, for appellant, and Col. Edward Pendleton,
for appellees, and laid over for further argu-
ment
SEPTEMBER nth.
Paxton VS.. Steele's administrator, from Rock
BRIDGE further argued by Capt. James Bum
gardner, Jr, and submitted.
S. S. Lee, &C., VS.. McGuf1n, &C., from Augusta,
submitted on brief.
CIeek vs. McGufin, from Bath, argued by
Capt James Bumgardner, Jr., for appellants
and r. L. Parrish, for appellees, and continued
for further hearing.
SEPTEMBER 18TH.
A. G. Ceek ct ais VS.. Nancy R. McGuffin ct ais
from Bath county. Argued and submitted.
McCues creditors and McCue's trustees VS.. Nc
Cue ct ais. Argued in part and continued
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-19

The last nomination was made by Col 5.
Brown Allen, United States Deputy collector OF
Internal Revenue. Like Mr.. Craig and Mr.
Curry, Mr. Allen made a campaign speech; and
his subject was the negro in politics, and how
he had been handled by the Democrats who
now professed to be SO terribly afraid of him.
Mr. Allen also appealed for harmony, and con-
Guiding, placed in nomination
GEO w NcCUTCHEN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-19

Experience has shown sufferers with
Dyspepsia, Billiousness and Liver Com
plant, in fact all diseases, arising from
disordered system that nothing equals
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator for these
troubles. Try it, Trial bottles free, at
P r Aliens DRUGSTORE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-09-19

Chas Curry, Esq, opposed to Malone person
ally rose to place in nomination candidate for
the House of Delegates. He spoke in earnest
and eloquent terms of the Importance of pro
lection to labor, and American industries gave
the Democratic county ticket pretty severe
drubbng, and after an impassioned appeal for
the unity of the Republican party put in nom1-
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capable Of acquiring either an easy or a secure
seat. On the other hand. there came every
year from the west and southwest perhaps q
bakers dozen of "born horsemen"-boys who
mad broken and tanned Texan bronchos or Ken
lucky selons of Lexington. The very best riders
are almost always from those regions: the very
worst from the New England states. These are
dcerdgs, mind you, and occasionally the rule
nnds startling exception either way
TO FORGET THE ARMY SADDLE.
But having gone through three years Of this
sort of training, ninety out of every hundred
graduates ought to be able to mount any horse
they may enconnter-and they are compelled
to ride pretty much every kind while cadets
and they should be able at once to adapt them
selves TO any kind of saddle. There. however,
Is one falling point. The cadet is taught only
the military seat when in saddle and has only
the Mcclellan tree in which to practice. He
would be far more at home, therefore. on the
bare back of a horse than on an English-made
hunting saddle, and it is to be hoped that in
the near future an opportunity will be given
the graduating class of each year TO take turn
OF perhaps three or four lessons with the English
saddle and bride that they may learn the entire
difference of seatand style required-when they
are compelledby force circumstances toadopt
that equipment. For all material and profess
sional purposes the army saddle is very well,
but our people are taking up horsemanship.
Every day finds scores Of admirably appointed
steeds and riders in the park and on the Bon
levard, and. just as he drops his uniform when
he leaves the garrison. so should our young
officers be ready to forget the army saddle and
to swing his leg as nimbly over the pig-skin
and ride it--as il was made to be ridden. The
West Pointer, if he choose. can far more easily
do this: or ride the Texan. the Californian. the
French, or the racing-especially the racing
saddle, than can the graduate of any other
school of horsemanship step from the saddle of
his boyhood and ride ''cross country" in the
Mcclellan without losing his stirrups.
CHARLES KING. Captain " s. A.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRONED ZEAL ESTATE on THE COR
NER OF ELEVEN I'll AND STREETS NORTH
WESr. AND On THE NORTH SIDE OF l., BE-
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue Of certain deeds of trust re-
corded respectively in Liber 101S. folio ia Iiber
ll3l folio ~ Liner LOB folio A., and Iiber 121f
folio 99 of the land records of the District Of Column
bia, the undersigned trustees will sell public auc-
ton. in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTI-THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1889
at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following real estate.
situate in the District of CouIalia and described
aud being lot four t4) and the twelve ii p
Davidsons subdivision of loo i'm square three hun
dred and forty one CAD: also lot lettered 3D."
Cushinx's subdivision OF lots in the square, the
above lots being improved by small frame dwell
ing-h ouses. being premises 1907 and 1000 street
northwest
ON THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. will sell AZ lblic auction. in front
of the premises the west thirtySx (36l feet six t)
inches by depth Of seventy fJ feet of lot two
CO in square three hundred and forty three t43p.
Terms of sale One third cash. and the balance in one
and two years for which the notes of the purchaser
purchasers must be gwen bearing interest from the
eriy Sold all cash at the option of the
deposit of 800 each lot will be required at the
time Of sale II the terms not compiled with ten
days the trustees the right resell 1T the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost
. EDWARD J. sTELLwAGEN. Trustee
FREDERICK B. McGTIRE, rrnstee.
ta1l-cSds 14l6 street NV.
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THOs. T. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer jas-dxds
4 ,HANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Y RIAL ESTATE on llTH sTREET s. E

BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the
RSaiS wherein chPs;oPssr SkSnnes No 3, az
compleinants, and Robert y Mckenney ct al are de-
sss6 Eses q Tepsrt -. on aGRspSS The h s sISs.
a. adk DAY ~, or y ,ab lsss sOmme5cng
real estate and the IMPROVEMENTS thereunto belong
bia- TO wit Parts Of ORIGINAL lots numbered Ia and is
m square NUM- ered s7s; beginning for the same on
ner of said square, thence south is as feet thence
west e2 90 feet thence north Is feet thence east
Also. parts Of original lots nGmbered and Is IN
sgasse numbered y5s beginnlns for the same on N
from the northesst corner Of the said sgnArs e5s,
feet thence north 10 O-ioO feet, thence east s3
661oo feet to said llth street and place Of Begin
ming "
Also. parts Of original lots a. Is. and l6 in square
numbered gls beginnlng for the same on lth street
feet thence south 20 Is Zoo feet to public alley 30
tee thence south feet thence east 80 90 90 20
sad ~ street east thence north along said stree, IS
Also art OF original lot numbered T. In square
corner Of said lot thence north aons h street esst
III $500 feet, thence east as 80 100 feet thsnce
ts street and place q sssinnin ss' % 'iO 'e'' 70
Also Tart Of original lot numbered 8. in square num-
north S@ tie corner sa o ..a lot s iss
North, North IA 1000 feet thence east - 100 feet
south ~ 100 feet thence west as $500 feet 70
And os Ss sa Lot Gl IN
numbered 1901 beginning the came at the north
west corner OF said lot thence south 81 thence
east 10 feet thence south feet thence 81 90
feet thence north OF feet thence east Al 81 feet
public Alley. thence north along said alley 10 as
feet thence west ll750 feet 20 said Oh street eass
and place Of beginning.
Terms of sale; one-third Of the purchase money IN
cash, and the balance thereof In two equal
at one and two years from the day Of sale all cash
at the option Of the purchaser. The deferred paw
ments are 20 be secured by the promssory OF the
purchaser or purchasers and deed deeds
the real estate sold and shall bear interest the
asy 81 SAT- 81 the rate OF sh 6 Per cent per annum,
piece OF ground a. soon the same is bid Of II the
purchaser purchasers shall fail comply with the
terms OF sale within 10 days after the day sale the
property sold TO him. her them will he re~od hiA
cording at purchasers cost
EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Aucts js5-dkds
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GEORGIA CRACKERS.
The Two Glasses into Which They are
Divided and Their Rivalry.
From the Boston Gazette.

From the Boston Gazette.
Country Cracker" is term applied by the
intelligent class in southern communities to
those more unfortunate people residing in
country districts far removed from railroads.
cities, and, in fact all civilized agencies.
Crackers are divided into two classes viz: The
''poor white folks" and .niggers" Though
every one fully appreciates the trials with
which they are compelled to contend, it is inn
possible to refrain from looking on the humor-
Gus side of the crackers life And to the
northern traveller Cknown to them as Yankee
folks). coming in contact with both classes,
everything seems amusing. There is feeling
OF rivalry between the poor white class and the
prosperous negro. The former, borne down
by financial difficulties. spurns all suggestions
of equality with the latter. even more than the
intelligent and thrifty whites. with whom the
line of equality is more plainly drawn.
Notwithstanding the fact that in point of
education these two classes of crackers are on
the same footing, the whites have not forgot
ten the better condition of their forefathers.
and when not prosperous, are very gloomy.
The negro on the other hand seems contented
with his present condition. The traveller.
therefore, is more amused and entertained by
the latter. Hence, we will devote more time TO
the "nigger" than the ''poor white folks" The
dialect varies according to the race. tray
eieT passing turOugu tnls sectlOn OF country
and inquiring the way Of a white native, he
will come up to the buggy, thinking you can
have all day to talk, place one foot on the
wheel, expectorate and address you as follows:
Wal, Capun. what mout your name be, an
wher' der you live when you're at home? That's
a powerful pert criter You are driving Of L
lowed your uns is been shopping. How's
craps in your district? Wal, afore the wor we
uns was right well-to-do; things is sorter sorry
round here now"
When meeting an old darkey ON the road
with his OK cart and bale Of cotton 1.-THE extent
of his crop it is not unusual to be addressed
in this manner:
SHyre, WI boss"
''well uncle, how much money will you get
for your cotton?"
Me git money for dis s'here cotton? No
chile, dis niger won't git nary nickel Dis is
gwine to pay for dis years rations. it is; Use
having dis up here to Mr.. Ed. Elliott's sto'
and gwine to git dat paper whatI gin him las
Christmas"
What per cent did he charge you in the
he said. bein' it wuz me. he'd charge only
% cents on de dollar for certicking me- whar
you fom, boss? spects yu's cum fom de MORT,
amt yu? Ii you gwine to Atlanter? Jes keep
dis s'here straight ford road, faint fer, nohow,
yo'u get dar To- grub time"
As the traveller bids the old darkey zood-by
and drives of, he hears the old man singing:
Postum clumt he 'simmon tree,
lat all the simmons he could see:
when he come down 'monsrst de weeds
Lar was muffin dar 'cept 'simrnon seeds.
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WALTER B. wILIfAGs 4 GO co. h us
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUToRS' AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
UABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS
No. GA 4 STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING

II
No, 6la Z STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING
BY virtue of authority in vested 10y the last will
and testament of James G. Mcclure deceased late Of
the city of Washington, District of Columbia. and
pursuance Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No.
ii iS9 on the 18th day of November. lSSS. wherein
Frederick b Mcclure and others complainanfs and
]. Clark Mcclure and Others defendants, the I'M
dersigned viii offer at public auction THURSDAY,
the TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY 1889, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p n, on the premises, the following
described real estate. TO all that certain piece
parcel of ground known and descr bed upon the ground
plat OF the city of Washington District of Columbia
and being original lot numbered eighteen lsl in
square numbered four hundred and rfty-seven t437D
inches ON street by the depth OF one hundred aud
eigftyseven \ feet and une-haif % inches 10
thirty foot alley. and improved by large four-story
brick dwelling, with commodious back building and
stables together with all the improvements, ways,
easements rights, privileges. and sppurtenances to
the same belonging or ia anywise gpIersAining.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in equal instalmente
and notes 70 he said balance
deferred payment bearing per cent interest from
day of sale payable aud 10 be secured
by deed Of trust the premises Sold all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser Convey sncing, &C., at the
purchasers cost; deposit of $500 required the
time of SALE Terms to be complied with ten days,
otherwise right reserved TO resell at the risk and cost
in newspaper published in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE. / p...--
13s3 Connecticut avenue. IAe sna
JOSEPH ID. MCGUIRE. . ana
1-dGdR tl.icOtt CITY. Md. eioHec',-
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Goodbye er Howdy-Do.

Say goodbye er howdy-do-
What's the odds betwfxf the twue
Comin'-goin'-every day
Best friends first to 30 away
Grasp of,hAnds you'd futher hold
Than their weight in solid gold,
Slips their grip while greeting you
Say good bye eF hordy DO.
Hsxdy.do, aAd men eood-bye- =
Mixes justilke lanth and cry;
D0aths and births, and worst and boot :
Tangled their contrariesf;
Every jinglin' weddin' ben
Skeek1n' up some funeral knell-
Here's my song and there's your Gigh;
Howdy-do, and shen goodbye.
Say goodbye q hOwdy-do-
Jest the same - me and y0u;
Iatnt worth vale 70 mako no fuas,
Cause tho 1Oo's put up On us.
eeme ones runntn' Ills concern
That's e0t nothln' e3.e % learn
q hos Villa ven pail thrUugA,
~ oooo-byos - howdy dol
-JAMD WuuuoD 1uDx.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
And uNIMpRoyED REAL ESTATE IN The
DISTRICT -


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF authority m vested IN and under the
last VIZ or testAment q W. W Wood OF record in
lber 20 at PAGES 3D. &C, Of the record Of villa in
the District Of Columbia, the undersigned viii, on
WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANIT-
AIRY, 1883, at THREE O'CLOCK. IN front Of the
as, Snef tSr s.is at ruee saction 70 the hihe
side of Water street. between plst and 22d streets
northwest, containing 4 PIG square feet OF groupd
ON THE SAME DAY AT HALF-PAsf THREE
0GL0Ck IN 'front.' Of the premises. sub lot & square
g4s. 2s.l4., 70 thirty alley, improved b. :
three-story frame dwelling with back building aud
good or1ck stable ON rear OF lot, being No. 1907 Z
on THE SAME DAY AT POUR O'CLOCK IN front
OF the premises. lot No Sd, IN omstesd's recorded
feet on the west side Of Vermont avenue brfveep ii
streetsnd Iowa circle, being No. Vermont avenue
northwest.
Terms Of sale: one-third in cash; the residue In
three equal payments at one two and three Year, afr
gate o. sale Tor which notes duly secured the prem
tum per snnum from the day Of sale All convey.
ancine and recording 20 lie purchasers cost. de-
posit Of el9Q viii be required on the unimproved
piece and $3.50 each on The improved property. IL
the terms Of sale be no. complied With IN ten day.
the defaultine purchaser after i've day. notice y
some Newspaper published IN the city Of Wa<hineton.
1a2-dts THOS. n. WOOD. Executor.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
SLAND AT BRlGHTMOOD, IN DISTRICT OF
SSotTMBIA, FRONTING On IINLY BRANCH

ROAD AND SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
BY virtue of \ decree Of the Suvreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity No.
lO4S1. Moses ct Al. Unknown Hers of Lizzie M
Adams deceased. ct al the UNDERSIGNED rustaas will
onMEDNEsDAY,t the TNENIN-THITsD DAY OF JAN
UARI, A ID. 1889, az HALF-PA~r THREE O'CLOCK
p NJ, offer for sale, at public auction. the pre-
misses. all the estate right. title aud interest legal
and equitsbe, Of the parties to said cause and VI
which said Lizzie NJ. Adams died seized aid possessed
In and TO the following tract Of land:
Beginning at stone in the south line of ith street
with said road north 90. degrees east % 40 feet L
e stones thence north 4 degrees east "a 40 feet
thence north 3.S degrees east - feet 10 Moses
lot, thence south NY DEGREES IS 40 feet TO the
west line of 9Th street nOad thence with said road
south ~ degrees west BOB I6 feet C. O. Stones lot
thence with said LOT north sye degrees west 800 feet
TO the line Of said Nichols la thence with said line
north IL degrees west 1874 feet 10 the BEGINNING con-
tanning 3: 81 scres OF land and improved by frame
stable and also brick dwelling erected partly the
aboyedescr1bed land and partly the land OF James
T. Moses but only much Of said brick dwelling
Will be sold is situated upon the above-descrihed
land The property viii sold subject 20 the undivided
half of an incumbrance OF $4,000. to wit: $4,000
with interest from June i. 1855.
Terms OF sale: 1 900 cash. d lance in one ~ two
years. with interest Mt per cent the purchaser
give his notes for the deferred payments secured by
the retention OF the title to the ert until paid
all cash on day Of sale ratification thereof by the
court, at the option OF the purchaser.
plat OF the property can be until the day Of
sale at the office of Bushnell < Carusi. No. zoos r
street northwest and at the premises the day
sale.
$3.50 down at time Of sale
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee.
- 4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts. jail l-dtds.
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Written for the EVENING Star.
MAKING PEDESTRIANS.
How Riding Is Thoroughly Taught at
West Point.

TEE PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
TaArSrSs IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH
WOODEN HoRsEs-MAKISG A RIDER AT HOME
OF HORSEBACK WITHOUT SADDLE Oh srIRRUPs.
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BROS. Auctioneers.
FRUsLEEs, SALE OF TWO, STORY FRANZ HOUSE

No. 115e TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtte q two deeds Of trust recorded in Lber
land records Of the District Of Columbia, vii eel
JANUARY, A D.. 1880, at HALF-PAsT rom
O'CLOCK Pm, in front Of the premises al that piece
parcel Of land aud premises known and distin-
guished the ground plat plan OF vnshine city,
District Of Columbia and being part q lot
bred 400, beginni1g for the same At the norshe.st
line of aOth street twelve lI2, Seet ten end onehaf
10h) inches, thence west nifty 900 feet eleven I'D
inches thence north twelve l1) feet and
don, inches, thence east nfty t5Ol feet eleven II
inches 70 the ace Of beenntnl toyether With ali the
the same BELONGING or in any wise apperss1nine.
Terms: one-third cash. helAnce IN one and two
snnusily. and to BE- sec.,rsd ~ dssd q trust on
Il GOO required 1t time Of aA1e- Conveypncinr, kc
q purchassrs cost Terms 70 Be complied with =
coss q del.ultilg Parch..sr after dayc pablie
VEL ssasinEssn. DC SUEs B ky TSAcf, rru.s.ss
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V,RusTEEs SALE or IMPROVED REAL IS
IAIL, On THE NORTH SIDE 4 srREET, m
IwLLA SIXTH AND SEVENTH srRkKrs
V'Hos. t. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IMPROVED
Ba rIM MSla ih 81 FRAME HOUSE,, No. l1ss

TWELFTH STREET NORTHwFsT
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiler
No. sls, folio 243 ct seq, Of the land records a
the District OF COlumbis and at the request OF The
party thereby secured win sell public auction Id
NINEIEENTH, 1ss9, at HALF PAST FoCR
OCLoCk Z. NJ, lot =, OF Dsyidson's subdivision u
square 81 with the improvements as above.
Terms third cash, Of which el00 must be pssd
a. time OF sale. balance In three equal uepts in
y, IL and II months, for which notes of purrhaser
bearing interest from day of sale aud secured By deed
Of trust on property sold will be taken or ali cash Al
purchasers option. All conveyancing and recording
Al purchasers cost II terms not complied within
10 DAYS from sale the property will be rs-od rIsk
and cost Of defaultns purchaser after seven days A
vertisement In the Evening Star.
THOs. L. wAGGAMAN, Auciioneer' iassixSs
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WEEKS CO. Auctloneers,
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE,

ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL WE WILL. BIZ ORDER
PtbI lC AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING,
ToUhIEFNT'f OF yANUAhY. CONl.ENCINGA At
HOLD I,S FULA a,T1.l &C c9NTAIAID IN
SOUTHWEST, AND ALSO STORES 3o1 AND 500
SEVENTH IkEET SOUTHWEST,
In part consisting of Walnut and Poplar Bedroom
Sets, Parlor Furniture, Lounges. Sdehosrd- Walnut
and Poplar Extension Tables Chairs in variety Safes.
springs, Mattresses, Co.'s, Olcloths, Engrsvings
Feathers, odd pieces. Bedsteads, Bureaus Stands.
Tables Hat Racks, Children's Chairs Msrbie-top
Tables &C. altogether large assortment of desirable
stock to which the attention OF private buyers and
dealers is invited jslO-3f
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vkpY cozyoRrAB1sE AND WELL Built rvo-
szHEkzf kSSRh1aRsSxsFl II a6 g. 1Sas r
r&r 5ymESiSRAHr :. 1HEcssI6 Nh y9 sAHgAzr ~
Psir3ck o Dcnohoe's Sub d sQusrs sfaI inJfovs1
seysn Foans. hang No. 1o22 "a sszsss sorzSssst
Terms sssy ~ @.ds 49, g - Al eo1ya3
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VNREASURY DEPARTMENT. JANUARY 10 lssa
There Will be sold at public auction on the Treas
my premises, az IEN (lol OCIyoCk A. NJ. WE'D
NEspAN, JANUARY slN TENTH 1SSs. certsin
pSrtment, Comprising carpets, rnattins furniture,
bidder for cash The articles disosed OF to h. re-
moved by the purchasers within reasonable tiIae fol-
lowing the day of sale. G. T. FAIRCHIID Secretary
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HOME MATTERS.

SUGGESTIONS OF VALUE TO PRACTICAL HOUSE
KEEPERs-A NUMBER OF PREvENTIvLs AND
REMEDIEs-LITTLE THINGS wEIL-woRTH RE-
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