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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Fifteen Deaths Out of Sixty Cases-meet.
ing of the Health Commissioners.

THE CHOLERA IN NEW fOnh'
Fifteen Deaths Out of Sixty Cases-Meet-
ing of the Health Commissioners.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special meeting OK
the Health Commissioners was held at noon
to. day, in consequence Of the reported pres
ence of cholera.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
to draft a memorial petitioning the General
Government for the use of the lands at Sandy
Hook for a quarantine, represent the necessity
of a rigid quarantine in several portions of the
country, to guard against the introduction OF
cholera, and that the authorities of New York
are without proper place to establish quar-
antine to meet the anticipated emergency.
In this dilemma, they earnestly request the
General Government to grant for temporary
quarantine grounds so much of the land as
may be necessary, now owned by the Govern
ment, at Sandy Hook, in the lower bay.
The memorial was adopted, and Drs. Sayre
Anderson, and the Mayor Of Cleveland, were
appointed a committee to proceed to Washing
ton and lay the matter before the Government.
The ship Rhine, from London, had no cases
of cholera.
Fifteen Deaths Out of so or so Cases.
NEW YORK, Nov. s. 3 p. m.-Dr. Burdett, the
quarantine surgeon, repor's that Is deaths by
cholera occurred on the steamship Atlanta out
of so or 60 cases.
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DEPOT OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS

"ochNfNo DhESS UOODS.
Giving special attention to this department. of
our business, we beg to call to the notice of
FAMILIES IN MOURNING the following Goods.
OF "LUPIN'S" celebrated manufacture. which
are we'll known to be THE BEST IN THE
WORLD:
Black Silk and Wool POPLINS, 81 wide,
Black all Wool POPLINS, a ands-4.
Black all Wool EMPRESS CLOTH, A and 3D.
BLACK French MERINOS, 5-4,64,74, and 81.
Black French MOUSSELAIN, 81, 81, ands4.
Black French OTTOMAN CLOTH, and54
Black PEKIN CLOTH-nsw article.
Black all Wool TAMESE.
Black PARIsIENNE CLOTH-new article.
Black AUSTRALIAN CRAPE-new article.
Black BIARRITZ-nev article.
Black BOMBAZINES, fine to magnificent.
Black POPLIN ALPA0AS.
Black IRISH POPLINS
Black MOHAIR LUSTREs.
MOURNING SILKS, all qualities.
nI The above Goods were purchased by us in
large lots, at PUBLIC SALE, FOR CASH. and
will be sold at EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
hoz-E1has between 9th and 10th sts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CHOLERA,
Encouraging Intelligence.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamship Europe,
from Havre, is still detained at the lower quar-
rantine. Surgeon Burdett states all are well
on board, and they stated no cases of cholera
Were known in Havre prior to the sailing of
the Europe. She stopped at Brest, but three
hours, which port is represented as being in
perfectly clear health "
MOST OF her passengers are from Paris.
BISHOP Lynch, of Charleston, states the
cholera prevailed in Paris, but not as an cpl
demic. Pi
He also stated that many Parisians now 90 To
have no difficulty in so doing.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

We stated a day or two ago that the United
States Consul at Manchester, England, wri-
ting to the State Department, October 18th, in
regard to the alarming spread of the cattle
plague in Great Britain, suggested that the i'm
portation of foreign stock into America be for
the present prohibited.
1t is due to Commissioner Newton, OF the
Agricultural Department, TO say that as long
ago as his September report he earnestly urged
the duty OF our Government to guard against
Naturalization Of the disease into the United
States by either positively prohibiting the
importation of cattle during the existence of
the disease, or by applying very stringent
ouarantine regulations to their importation.
The les SON of duty taught US by the hog cholera
was referred to. That disease originated on
Iaughery creek, at Aurora, Dearborn county,
Indiana, whether through the agency of the
large distillery there or not is a mooted ques-
ton. But military GORDON" with those
rigid precautions adopted by the German ma
tions against the rinderpest, might have saved
the hundreds of thousands of hogs destroyed
by il, and what is as bad, the fixing on the
country this fatal disease as one of the normal
diseases of the country. If the State Of Massa-
chusetts had been less energetic or less true to
Its agrlc ulture and that of the whole country,
when the euro-pneumonia was introduced
Tie, that disease might nave Ueeu, rs
1t now is in England and Europe,
and the hog cholera is here, in
eradicable. As regards the Introduction
of the disease into England, it seems
that the Russians desired a more direct cattle
trade with Great Britain than through the Ger
man nations, and for this purpose sent some
cattle direct to Great Britain in vessels. The
rinderpest was among tn EN- and comm unicated
TO other imported and native cattle at Islington
cattle market; from thence was take- to the
metropolitan cattle market. In this market
both fat and stock cattle are sold, and hence
when farmers and dairymen purchased them,
the disease was quickly introduced into many
parts of the country. The nation is alarmed,
but the measures adopted to eradicate it are
much less rigid and eificacious than those we
have noticed in the German nations Great
Britain cannot well stop all importation of cat
tie, as they are needed for food but in the Uni
ted States cattle are not imported except for
breeding, and as we now have animals equal
to any in Great Britain, there is no necessity
demanding an importation at all. Hence it NAV
be prohibited without any oppression what
ever.
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NEW PAPER.-From Brophy & Burch, 500
Ninth street, we have received the first mum.
Der of a new city weekly, The Spectator. de-
voted largely to Catholic interests. The SAL
utatory announces that the paper will be free
and Independent in politics, an advocate of
clvh and religious freedom. The typograph-
lcai appearance Of the Spectator is excellent; it
is wen hlled; terms moderate (s3 per year,:
and the Catholic community will doubtloss,
give it a generous support.
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PENSIONS.

During the past month there has been a con-
siderable falling off in the number Of appli-
cations for invalid pensions received at the
Pension Bureau. In September there Were
$3.50. There has also been a slight decrease in
widows applications.
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FREEDMEN COLONIES.

Where colonies of Freedmen exist in the
South, at such points as the relief system of the
Freedmen's Bureau has not reached, the NOR
tality among the freed people as shown by Of
hclal returns to the Bureau has reached thirty
per cent. Where the operations of the Bureau
have so extended as to take in a number of these
colonies the mortality has been speedily re-
duced to four per cent by the medical assistance
Of the Bureau
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NOT TRTE

The statement published in the Montgomery
(Ala.) Nail to the effect that the President had
issued an order suspending all operations of
the Freedmen's Bureau in that State, is incor-
rect. The regulations Of the Bureau in rela-
ton to freedmen are stih in force there under
Gen. Swayne. the Assistant Commissioner
who, however, is now on a visit to Washing
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n A r p Z T Sc RIPE TeS

RP Z SC R P TsS.
Third arrival of AUCTION CARPETS this
season
We have just received beautiful sci ection a
CARPETS,
from the Philadelphia and New York
AUCTIONS,
which We pledge ourselves to sell Iess than anv
bouse In the District. They are acknowledged to
be the cheapest Carpets sold this season.
zoo BED COMFORTS, on consignment
lV pairs White and Colored BLANKETS. At
extra bargains
OIL CLOTH, 80 cents per yard
BONTZ & erosion,
&C 3l-5t $3.50 Sevan,h strao, 49,
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RIM END~~- OLD oArIroD nIoUN.
Captain G. r. Walbridge, late Assistant Pro-
vost Marshal Of the Defences North of the Pc.
tomac, has been ordered to the Superintendent
cy OF the Old Capitol prison, vice Capt. Dut.
ton, relieved and ordered to join his regiment
the 10th ". R. g.
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RhOwNs PATENT
METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
WINDOW BANDS,
For excluding Cold, Rain, Snow, Noise, Dust and
Wind, and to prevent the rafting of ssshes and
doors, and do not interfere with the working of
either. For sale and applied by
JOHN A. PAINE,
Sole Agent for Baltimore and Washington.
ohce-Kidwell Henderson's, 367 D ST., cor
ner 9th st. no,,.
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AppOINTEn

VIM. II. Doe, OF Chelsea, Mass, has been ap-
pointed to a first-class Clerkship in the Bureau
OF PROVISIONS and Clothing, Navy Department,
to date from November 1st He has been con-
nected with the Office Of detail since June
last - -
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PERSONAL. The Chicago Republican-ot
which T. A Dana, formerly Of the New York
1Titnne and lately Assistant Secretary of War
Is eoltor-in -chief-eomes to us in auarto form
noe press printed, and otherwise marked with
Inc leading journal of the Great West. il moi OF
ne country THE New York Tribune speaks
OF tne PRESIDENTS declaration 10 Mai. Stearns
as Evacuated TO "reconcile moderate men of
both sexes r'-probably meaning sectinno
anna Bishop is in California .... DIR.
mud Is wheeling the sand of the Dry Tortu.
Ex-Congressman Curry. of Alabama.
lbs IiaGe MS debut as clergyman in Rich.
inond, Va Gideon j. Pillow has applied
70 Gey; Andrew. of Mass. for farm hands.
Boston Corbett is SAID to divide his time
IN rev York between cobbling and singing
psalms. e'is
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Puro,u This
morning, the will of the late James II
Young was filed and partially proven. The
deceased directs the erection of a monument
over the remains of his parents and divides his
es tate among various family connections. He
directs the Orphans Court to appoint an ex-
ecutor who shall not be a relative or connec-
ton of his family.
The first and final account and balance and
distribution of DIR. Grafton Tyler, executor OF
DR.. b. johnson HELEN, was approved and
passed.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Viz
glnia Il. Baldwin We're issued to William q
Moore. Daniel McFarlan was appointed guar-
S:.- .A---rI---- -. .--. - %! f,.ia w Ili = i
The will Of the late Susan K. Williams was
filed for probate.
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CLAIMS SETTLED.

During the month of October, the ith Audi.
tors office settled four hundred and fffty-eipht
claims against the Government, inyoly wing the
sum of $3.50, 1912.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-1.15 p. M.-Cotton dulI.
pork heavy; lard dull and firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

THE BOARD OF TRADE have selected rooms al
the corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania av.
enue for its future meetings
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SoOsOOO -Ap

We mention in part
Ladies Congress Caters at 81 So worth 81 80
Ladies Morocco Boots at 81 IS worth a Is
Ladies Morocco Do. sewed, 81 70, worth $50
Mems, Congress Caters, 81 Is. worth $50
Mems Calf Boots, pegged, SS75, worth So
Mems Cali Boots, sewed, S6.75 worth Sic
Also, q large stock 81
HOME MADE WORK,
BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDRENs' ROOTS
AND SHOES.
al prices to suit everybody. Call and Judge for
HELLER CO.'S
49, 492 Ito street,
no 5-S6 Five doors below street.
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THE lNQUEsT.-This morning, Coroner
Woodward held an inquest in view Of the body
OF the child Of Mary Parker al 4 house in Chest
nut ailey, between 1ith and p and q streets,
and The jury returned the following verdict:
..On Wednesday last a colored woman named
Rachael Smith went to the house of Mary Par
sons, also colored, in Chestnut alley. and TAX
ing the child of the latter she Intentionally
dropped it upon the porch; commissions en-
sued and the child died on Friday morning.
and the jury infer from all the testimony thai
10 all PROBABILITY the tall was the primary and
original cause Of death, Justice Thompson-
who examined the witnesses this morning
tully committed Rachael Smith TO Jail for court
TO answer the charge of murder.
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The TUNIsIANs.-The Tunisian Embassy are
to-day the guests OF the Metropolitan Club, at
whose rooms an entertainment is given
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E'AsHIoNABLE PARLoRsKNrING SCHOOL.

This healthy and graceful exercise, having be-
come 50 popular in all the principal Northern
cities, Prof. Marini takes great pleasure in
nouBcing that he has made all the necessary
rsngements to introduce for the first time I'm this
city this invigorating method Of recreation, aud
will be re- ady TO receive pupils on WEDNESDAY,
and 10Th nsys % nrar,ira' Co. IaS;es "a ,,i.sa.
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, from 5 to S p. m.
TOT sentIemen and masters, from y 70 ~ .; m.
same days. Assemblys every alternative Wed0es-
day. Skates can be procured at the Academy.
For terms and particularly apply % Prof. MARINl,
by latter oh he ost nfbca no Z
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GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY
uS THREE LECTURES
Inc SUNS OF TEMPERANCE, of the District
OF Columbia, take great pleasure in announcing
canadian Orator, EDWARD CARSWELL, who
mss been Justly yled the Cough of Canada He
DAY EVENING, Nov. ID, at McKendree Chapel,
@sssachusetts avenue, near 9th street,-FRIDAY
6sENiNG; Nov Sd at Wesley Chapel.-SATUR-
Church. 10y " - ' D"p'i''
Admission free
expenses. r' ~ "i'
fhe pnSiic Is eora sSPmsRfs Ss:sn,
no 2 ST. COM OF ARRANGEMENTs
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IHE PRICE CAsE-The case of looking UP
MRS Price, the lady who left Washington so
suddenly without settling with avenue dealers
ior goods sent to her rooms, was entrusted 20
Messrs. Claryoe and McDevitt. the well known
oeiecnves, who have succeeded In effecting
settlement in behalf of the merchants. 1t is
stated by the friends of Mrs. Price that when
sne left here she meant to obtain the money in
Baltimore TO pay for the goods she obtained so
unceremoniously, and had no idea of perma-
nently defrauding them. The relatives of both
Mr. and Mrs. Price are wealthy and highly
respectable.
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RYGREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the sth instant, at 70 clock
a. m, shall sell, at the residence Of n lady de-
Ginning housekeeping, at 397 Tenth street west,
between north ii and i streets, q general assert
meut of Furniture, consisting in part Of
Walnut Sofas, Side and Rocking Chairs
Marble top Tables. and Window Curtains
Bedsteads. Bureaus, and Washstands
Carpet, Mating and Oilcloths
Feather Beds. HART and Husk Mattresses
Cook, Parlor, and Chamber Stoves
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
With many other articles too Rumerou TO en- inner
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lHk OLD CAPITOL PRIsoN.-To-day, Capt.
". w. Dutton, 10Th w. X. c., in charge OF the
oio capitol prison, was relieved OF the COM
mand by Capt. G.. X Walbr1dge, 18th v. r G..
Ihe prison has now but Is inmates.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND en-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and isn-
BUoHu and IAPRovID RosI WASH.
mar 8-en.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-Last night
officers Thompson and Peaster arrested a
number Of colored men residing in the neigh
porhood OF Henry Peterson, on Sd street. near
indiana avenue, on suspicion Of being the par
ues VINO entered the house and robbed il of
about $500, the previous night Justice Wal.
Ter heard the case this morning, and dismissed
all but the following, who We're committed for
lurther nearing: Nathaniel Russell, O. CLAW
ton, Robt. Jones, and ID. Gordon.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie.-Yesterday.
Francis A. johnson was found pniIty of ~
attempt 10 poison, and recommended to mercy.
James Evans was convicted of larceny and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
Norris for defense
In the case Of David Jordan, indicted for
assault and resisting an officer, nolIe pros was
entered. " WIS
Ann Williams, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty. Norris for defense.
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TO Ell @ o DIS.

OTEL G. 90 Ds
We have in store fine stock OF thick STONE
CHINA of our own importation, and all 40
other kinds Of ~
CROCKERY
suitable for hotel and ,team boat use:
WEBS a BEgERIDGF,
no a-6t 504 Odd Fellows Hall, 18th street.
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INDIAN DELEGATIOS.-A delegation of six
Indians, from the Sacs and Foxes, arrived
mere to-day, for the purpose of visiting their
HIeat atber, the President. They are stop
ping at the National
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Acutioneers.

Two-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on
9TH STREET, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 10th inst, at . O'CLOCK p m, we
shall SELL IN front of the premises Lot in Square
2g. This property Is improved by good two rory
Brick House, containing i've good rooms. Also,
the adjoining IL feet Of the lot. running back
W feet inches. This property lie handsomely stu
sted on 9Th street west, near the corner OF north
street.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the balance in six
and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale. A deed given and deed OF trust
taken.
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
noa IIntI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Ant.
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til TUESDAY, November 9TH, 1855, on account o
nol NIX. WALSH co. Aucts.
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REAssIsNMENT.-Atth the request of Justice
thompson, the Board of Police Commissioners
nave detached the I'd precinct from his mag
lsterlal district, and il has been assigned to
Justice Walter. This was a needed alteration
OF boundaries of police districts
Justice Thompson has now len in the ac-
1--WE and impartial disckarse OF magistrates
duties in this city for ve-y nearly thirty years,
a record most honora,ie 10 MIN.
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ENOTICE-TOw WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

0FLECTURES-DR. d. J. MACEDONIAN. the
~ distingnished explorer, will deliver two
between G and ii. on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
N9T SIN, and MONDAY, Nov. 18th. Subject: IRE,
tions. ''"
Tickets Admitting gentleman and lady to both
door. no SIot
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HEREBY FORwARN ALL PERSONS FROM
l. creditiDg my wife, MARY CATHARINE
WELLS, as 1 will not pay any bills she may con.
tract in my name from this date
oc 3l-6t$ NATHANIEL WELLS
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INDICTEp.-Ene grand Jury have presented
sew. WI, it will be recollected was arrested nv
Det~odyes Clarvoe and McDeyitt for being con,
cyrned in the abstraction of bonds from the
treasury; the first for altering coupons, the sec
with having false papers
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John P. SLOUGH,
LAW OFFICE,
oc % 3ms W@hinoton n ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-18
Trustee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
4 given by the Wheeling Female Seminary, one
dated October Slst 1850 and recorded in the CCrks
9niee for Ohio county in deed book No, 81, page
l64 70 Daniel Peck as trustee; tho other dated May
%, lSO aud recorded In deed book No. So, page
~; to Daniel Lamb as trustee, shall, on TUES,
DAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL 1865 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ at the front door of the Court House
for Ohio county. sell the following property viz /:
Lots numbered 25l, 252, 253 256. 267 26s and 26s,
IN the addition to the city of Wheeling laid cut by
William Cbapline, and being the same property on
which said Seminary now stands = I
TERMS OF SALE: OnOthird Of the purchase
motey and All costs aud expenses Of sale to be paid
IL cash. and tho balance in aud two years with
interest from SALE the parties purchasing to
SAID payments TO the sati faction OF the trustees.
fenng as trustees, VIC will convey such title as is
vested In Us by the DECIDE above named and posses.
sion to be given on the first day OF July next 1856
DANIEL PICK,
DANIEL LAMB
Ies-ll TrnHthAa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-18
SprIgg House, &C., for Sale
at Auction,

DURsUANT TO the decree made by tho Circuit
4 Court Of Ohio county, on the fifteenth daV Of
December last, In the suit In chRnecry pending
thorein betwCen Petor YaTnail, junior, George a.
Ross and Enm1 his wife, cOmpIainRnts, and DsnIel
O.. List the North Western Bank OF Virginia and
others, defendants, will at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on TUESDAY, THE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, IN THE
YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIYE,
commencing at eleven O'Clock A. b., proceed to II
at public auction, the Lots numbered three and
seven In EquRre numbered one in the CITY of
Wheeltng1 and thosO parts OF the Lots numbered
four and eight 10 the same square, which by the
VIII OF Zachariah epriRg were devised to Samuel
Spugg and ZachAriah Jacob in trust for the purposes
set forth In said will, excepting so much OF said lots
seven aud eight set apart in 6eVcralty to the
hoiTa OF MOrdsca Farnau deceased, and thosa paris
OF said Lot number eight which were sold to George
w. Johnson and Jact b Llndfrisd, az in snd decree
more particularly specified; the real estate so to be
sold by virtue Of tho said decree being tho Same on
part Of which stands the Hotel called the
sPRlGG HOUSE, fronting on the wharf In the CT,
OF Wheeling.
TRIMS OF SALE The purchaser to pay no.
less than one third OF the purchase money in hand
but TO have the option of paying in hand any greater
portion or the whole thereof The residue IL there
DO any, to be paid by equal instruments Of principal
IN eight, sixteen and twenty-four month"; with in
terest on each instament from the day Of saIe-thc
deferred payments to be secured by bonds with sat-
lsactory security, and the title to be retained as
further security until payment in full.
s BRADY,
DANIEL LAMB,
eES-tu Commissioners