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Napoleon, France, and Prussia.
From the Times.

From the Times.
A telegram in yesterday mornings Times sent
from Paris the day before yesterday, will inform
the reader that on August Is the Prussian Am
bassador had an audience with the Emperor, at
which he delivered the formal refusal of the
Prussan Government to comply with the
French demands OF an extension of the frontiers.
The Emperor is said to have assented to the
reasoning of the Prussian Government, and to
have further remarked that he had made the
demand only in compliance with the public
opinion of France. This at first sight would
appear as an official confirmation of the tele-
gram OF the previous day referring merely to
a 'reliable report at Paris to the same effect.
But we feel inclined to caution our readers
TO accent it as such. As we Judge the
character of Napoleon, he is very apt to
do something else tnan what he saws.
Some critic remarked that Napoleon was the
most difficult man of any for diplomat to
understand for, when he says thing, no enc
can expect that he means it. nor even that he
means the reverse. He proclaimed that the
Empire was peace. But since he made himself
! Emperor ',pdr 10 grace de Dieu ct Ia OolOnte
| rationale - there has been no peace in Europe.
When there was no war, there was irritation
and preparation for war So now, when he, as
| reported, proclaims his intention TO keep the
| peace and not 10 increase the number of com
batants, we may very well DOUBT the sincerity
| OF hts declaration,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r4g- UNIoNCITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

RSS - - August Z. 1866.
10 THE VOTERS OF The UNION PARTY OF TIE
CIlY OF PHILA ADElPHIA.
In accordance with the rules tn members of the
UNION PARTY Will meet In their several wards on the
r. NJ, at which meeting the citizens of the different
divisions snail elect Judge and Inspectors
to conduct the elections TO be he'd on the following
on the fourth uesday of August (28th inst the citi-
each shall meet IN their respective dvl-
sions between the hours Of and O'Clock 7. NJ and
one Delegate to a City Convention for the nomination
of City and County OfhCerS
One Delegate TO a Congressional Convention.
one Delegate to Representative Convention.
Two Deeg ates TO Ward Convention, In such dis
tIcts elect Senator surveyor, one delegate
Two persons to a ard Committee of superintendent
Will also be chosen nom each division.
loyal citizens OF Phi phia who have so noby
sustained the Government when assailed by Rebels In
arms, and who are in Iayor OF securing permanent
by ITCIer safeguards for The uTe are invited TO
take part in these primary elections.
The Union organization has carried the country sue
cessuly hrough great war Ii has crushed the most
midable Rebellion ever organized against the liberties
people 1t has maintained the Union OF states
against The disnteglating dogma of state rights sup
ted the enemies OF country accomplish
ing by unequal and disoYal representation in the
ellis the nation that which they attemIted and failed
to achieve in And whilst there be no proper
Indemnity the two hundred thousand noble lives laid
down defense of the Union in the past it does demand
that there shall be security against the recurrence OF
rebellion In the future. -
With such record. to whom can the destines OF the
Republic be more safely entrustedY
We therefore, invite all citizens who unite with us In
sentiment who believe that treason is crime, and Will
assist in making II odous at the baot-box, to take
parI primary elec ions, in order that we may
ventions WILLIAM ELLIOTT, President.
JoRN L. HILL. Secretaries sllst
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j. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcK
JOHN E.. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA
hERHICK a SONS.
ENGlN EkRS AND MACHINISTS.
manuacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land. ktver and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats etc.
Castings oI all kinds Ell her iron or biass
=, IRON frame Roofs or Gas Works, workshops, and
Retorts and Gas Machinery, the latest and most i'm
proved construction.
Every description OF antaton Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and Grst Mills Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains,
Detecators, Filters, Pumping Engines etc. 49,
sole Agents Tor y. BleuXs Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent steam HammeI, and AS
Machine. 630S
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But. then. IL our telegraphic report be strictly
correct, he has announced himself as the plant
tool of the public opinion OF France. In de-
ference, to It only, he now claims to have made
demand. In this very declaration, If it be true,
lies the "backdoor,n which he has always
hitherto succeeded in leaving open for any sud
den chsnge of position. In Difference to that
same public opinion of Francer he may believe
himself compelled to reinsist upon the demand,
and TO exact compliance by force. Public
opinion is something in this country, II is some
thing in England, but IN France, the Emperor
"by the national will" considers himself the
master of public opinion, and his referring to it
nowImaylwell put us on our guard, and might
prepare US for his leaning upon it again when
he proposes to act in different direction. And
here may be covered up, like the forthcoming
chicken in the egg, his future course by the
reported caution to Prussia, that she should not
extendp her power below the river Main. We
have, Of course, not the very words in which
this caution was expressed, but it contains
enough to show that, as in many other occa.
slons, it is Just as we'll now to accept what a
German caricaturist once wrote about HIM. that
ne looks to the right and squnts to The left
talks to those in front, while his hands are
busily at work behind his back.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: THE UNION sTATE OENTRAL CON

R19y@ THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COM.
bST mttee OF Penns lvania, 20 the Petriota Oi the
South greeting ;-Phiadelphia, August is; l85.-The
greeting to their brave Union brothers OF the SOUTH
and extend to tn EN- hearty welcomes on the occasion
Of their meeting in this city Aonday, the "a day OF
history furnishes no parallel TO the patriotism cour.
and fidelity OF those men who. from the beginning
OF the Rebellion TO the end fought the good nght aud
Ihe question to be decided Is whether LOYALTY Il 10 be
prescribed and punished In the persons Of patriots ike
these treason rewarded and honored tho persons
the loyal masses the baied and defeated traitors
govern the country In these geest issues all
instinctvev turned towards the spot whence Great
Chatter of American Liberty was first proclaimed and
propose, within the sacred shadows Of Independence
Ha 70 renew their vows Of fidelity to the princiDes Of
Union friends
on behalf OF the loyal men of the Commonwealth OF
cordial come TO these patriots and friends from the
open arms and warm hearts.
The Union men Of the entire Commonwealth are
cordially earnestly invited come here and honor
the occasion with their presence and to enable all
confer together upon the present and future of im
II also suggested and recommended that our friends
from other STATES send delegations here on this I'm
porant occasion, not 10 sit in Convention but to cheer
and co operate with these tried champions OF liberty
BY order OF the Committee.
FIR JORDAN, Chairman.
THF CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN UNIoHIsTs
National Hall been secured sittinas OF the
cltv the Sd of september. The National Union Club
of this city invite delegates they arrive call
their Rooms No. llO5 CHESNUr Street. register
their names The Club place their BOoms at the use OF
ton, of Texas and Th0n as Durant, of New or cans
| have already registered their names. 8lT Nt
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPILED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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,"DExocRAIIor MKBTISGs.-The Gun
terrified" held their Ward meetings on
Saturday night-nominnted candidates
for the city council and appointed, dele
gates to the city oonYentioni which
meets tonight. Tsii
The following is list of the Ward
delegates: =, III
First Wurd-John Baier, George W:
Robinson, D.~AIurruy, Henry Michael
and franklin Nennum.
Second H'drd-R. H. Gillespy, James
NJ. Alexander and John Pfarr-
Third Hdrd-John Bayba, James
Mathews. josiah UpdegrlfI, Geo. Baird
and II. REILLY.
; Fourth WGrd-Shmuel Harper, Isaac
Seaman, John w BoriDghnd James "
Ewing.
IIFifh WGrd-Isaac NI'Nuir, John
Webb. james Maxwell, WIN. Klevis
and Wash Rumble.
!SiIth Wdrd-w. ID. English, George
Watson Geo. Forbes and John Miller.
-IlSerS5ifk Wdrd-J. M.7sBickIe, George
Roberts and Hugh N'Gaw.
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Commissioners Sale.
Good Timber . Land Land on the B. so.
Railroad.
Good OilfoLands.

PURSUANT A DECREE OF THE
Il Circuit Court OF Marshall County, West
Virginia, made at the November term, A. D.
1855, ordering the sale Of 40 Of certain tract
or land belonging TO, the estate Of John II
Oliver. deceaNd, lying In the county and State
Aforesaid, and appointing the undersigned
authority of the widow and adult heirs, We
viii offer the whole OF the above tract Of land,
situated on both sides Of the B. & o. r., b. al
t.Board Tree tunnel. and containing about
~ 1919 ACRES. u III
At public sale. The land Is Of superior qusl-
ity well wafefeds and about 500 Acres cleared.
clover. There Is afine young bearing orchard
OF peach and apple ON the place, also COM
Portable log dwelling house, com crib, wagon
shed. &c The timber land Is known as the
hnesS and among the most conveniently 10
Gated in West Virginia, aboundtng in oak,
poplar, hickory. sugar and black walnut
numbering or mining purposes, being on the
R-S o. r. r., thirty -eigfit miles from Whee4-
ing, with the advantage Of both EASTERN and
the aBellton Land and Mining Company
" bers there nre several wells being sunk,
with very natteTtng prospects Of Oh Is Is
oopntTy. a mn and complete title VIII be
given, the widow and adult heirs totning In
the deed. P0sesslon given on continuation
Bolton, on the 3. & OR X, ON .-i,-1 q
Thursday, .IIth OF January, 1896,
at O'Clock p. M. Terms One-t third cash In
hand, and the residue ON q credit OF six and
twelve months with fnteres1, 10 Be properly
PeTsons desiring further information can
obtain II by addressing jos. r. McLain, Gays
Prosperify, washington Co, Pm :
JOS. r. McLA1S,
Baltimore American win publish daily tf1
sale, and send hill 10 ]. r McI.aIn, ClaysTiHe,
Pa, with copy OF paper p - ~
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z--ALNosr DRowHKD.-on Saturday af-
thrnoon last, while lad named Hey
man was skating on the Island shore
ice with number OF rlaymates, he
broke through at the edge and was float
ing of down stream with the ice, when
a comrade succeeded in reaching him
With pole and drew him ashore, sav-
ing him, doubtless, In n cold and eX-
hausted condition, from wntery grave.
Lads who skate ON the river and creek
Cannot be too careful. A little caution
exercised now by, parents mny prove n
blessing.
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Tag USIoS CoSvKsIIoS.-TheE Union
Convention at the Court House on Sat
IirtIay last was wen attended by dele
pates and, Others. IBsProeeedings were
perfectly harmonious, and the business
was All promptly transacted.
Ofthe nominee for Mayor mention is
made elsewhere. Hnli
!, Lieut5 Col Jacob weddle, the nomi5
nee for City Sergeant, IS well known in
wheeling, where he has lived almost
all his life. He entered the army rs
private, and served all during thewar,
in the LIST and 2nd West Virginia Resi-
ments-was Lieut.. Colonel under the
gallant Thoburn; and won a high name
for fine soldiefly abilities.
Captain VIM. I. Mathews, the candi-
date for City CLERK, is young man of
d, fine educationand business experience,
well known in our city, where he was
born and raised. Heserved all through
the war in the 18Th W. Va. Infantry,
Jrising by his merits from private to the
rank Of Captain.
OF the candidates for City Treasurer,
supt. Of Water Works, Street comm'r,
and Wharf Master, we shall not speak
fully now, for the reason that We are
not well enough acquainted with them.
. One Of them, Mr.. BeIIviIle, is areturned
soldier.
We consider the whole ticket an ex-
cellent one, and confidently anticipate
it's success at the polls.
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Late Of Philadelphia,l

Late Of Philadelphia
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER
w manently AT No. 20 THIRD STRERT
PIIIdBURG, Pa. - =
DR.. Y. proposes 10 cure Gonorfhoa and elect
in nom one TO three days, without intsFfer-
ence, with diet or htndTnnce to busfpeSg- Phi
mary syphilis In from one to I'VE daS-S- So
ondary in from one to tfIree Weeks Eoefur-
nal and Seminal Emissions stopped IN nom
1ve to ten days Skin diseases ard an cyftef
dtse1ses OF Private nature, treated with nm
ErydpelsS, Neuralgia, DISPERSAL seTofuIa
and all Impurities OF the Blood. md 49,
Of the Kidney and Liver speedily cured iJv
DR.. Young 5 Celebrated Extract OF Fireueed
preparation 10 be procured nom no other
AN EMAESAGO6UE FOR LADIES'
A compound prepared and sod only BY IA
Young. warranted 10 remove al tStJSffueficns
70 the healthy menstrual flood, frnuIEfinE
new tone and activity 10 the systein: price 81
per bottle. Obstinate eases Of long Standing
may require No 2, which r. four degrees Etrun-
er lhan No. ]; price $ per bottle p = 81
Married Indies should not use the above
compound for reasons made known with each
package.
HF- A safe, eertain and healthy preveuts-
tive to conception furnished on appiieaffon
Persons at distance, by sta ting their gvIuu-
toms, age and occupation, can receive fneSiI-
cine By expresss securely packed nom otser-
Addres Dr.. YOUNG, No. 20 Third sfreef
P1ttsburg. Pa Once. Philo HAIL seeofld floor
entrance on Third, near Market Once hOtTI
8 a. m. % y M and p. M TO m = oe3
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> CHAMBER OF CoMNERrE-The Dircc-
tors Of the Chamber OF Commerce held
meeting at the Office Of Hamilton
& Go. on Saturday evening last
-The committee appointed at the last
meeting to secure room for the meet
ings OF the Chamber reported that
''Union Hall" had been rented for a
year from April LIST, 1863, for the sum of
500.
It was resolved that application be
made TO the city council tomorrow
evening fox permission TO use the upper
hall NJ the Sty buildings for Chamber
meetings Until April 1st.
A meeting OF the Chamber will be
held at as carly day rs possible. One
OF the first matters 10 bc brought mp for
its consideration will be, we understand,
the project to establish n weekly line of
steAmLoats betwecn this city and
ChBriestonr Eannwhn, 10 secure that
trade -
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NorHryo E5utaa.IE3 10 n soIp.4such

is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who are using The g Excelsior
BGEa5 PordeT. n, For Biscuits, Buck
ibhedt and other S7lddZe Gales it Is Is.
peeiaIIy adapted, making them light
and crisp and. Wholesome. beware 81
f5litdfSSsls see that you get Logan.
I'd & obs. "a Excelsior BoEfFg Eorde7-,'
Sold by dealers everywhere
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tsPnblic Sale Of a Tannery. s

rNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED
u Feb. 18th, 1881, and duly reGoIS' H., VIZ ~
Tannary next at 2oiclodk p, u. at Rq4Rles-
bury n Stafion on the aftimdre . 9hlo Elii-
,5,.,e -ffsaTa tannerr located at that place
~ about SIX thousand acres Of oak bark
Ti9hts- The tannery Is INTENDED for tanning
fiffeen thousand sides per annum, has ABOUT
TyTenfv- acres OF land connected with IL on
SFhIch are q dwelling and tenant houses.
II Is one OF the finest oak bark regions IN the
limited States, and on a direct line OF Trans
ToTfafion between the West and East
BoFinR for Petroleum ~ IN progress near Dy,
fnthe courSsof which hne VEN OF E.tn lII,
u John W. HECKMAS, Trustee.
RovIesburg, W. Va, Nov. "a, 1865.
daF-9s-tfltan9.
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R1vEB NEws.-The river has about
concluded to, play quits with the steam
Boatmen. Yesterday It was running
with heavy ice. There were about
seven feet of water in tho channel.
On Saturday the Edgie arrived from
ParlSeEsSurg; the Express left for
PaTkersbuFg, and the Edinburgh len for
Cincinnati.
The daily packets laid up, rs all the
rest OF the cram herenbOuts viii do to-
day.
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IN TnE CTTY.-General Harris, OF this
Stnte, lately in command OF tho obs
trict OF fredericksburg" Val wRs in
the city on Saturday. Several weeks
since General Harris was relieved from
command, by order of tho War Depart
ntent, and directed 10 report to the Ad-
tutRnt General OF the army, since which
time, until recently granted n leave. he
has been on duty at Washington city.
He now comes home on twenty days
lenSO,
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The wKAruER.-Saturday and yes
teFday were two regular wintre days
If cold weather is security of good
health, and the present spell lasts long,
members OF tho medical profession aud
SeePers OF drug storesfwill soon, doubt
loss, DO singing one OF Shakspeare's
songs about "occupatiOp"
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THE ''z,ANFRETTA TRoUrE" opened n
weeks entertainment ut Washington
Hall1 Saturday evening last. This
troupe is composed of Trst-class per-
formers, and their exhibitions are OF a
high order. The second performance
comes Off tonight, whom we shall ex-
poet to SEQ a good audience in atten-
dnnce
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CnnD BADLY BunSED.-on Saturday
morning last. a child Jagged about five
years. OF Mr.. John Gardener, OF Centre
Wheeling, was very badly burned while
assisting in kindlingh fire. The child's
Clothes were burnt of, and although
the inJuriesare severe, II is thought nm
less the amount of anmc inhaled was
greater than is supposed, the little suf-
ferer will recover. Dr, Hupp WINS tho
attendant on the child. -
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SIZE.
For sale. 2

SoOn LBS. FRESH GROUND, 10: i
6tI(lU Huiied BuekWheat Flour. 100 bbls-
mesh RTound Rye douEs White Wheat ann
iiy Flour, in 6bls- and saFE All klhtid3 o.
With Mr. Bailey, at the Union Ticket once
TIrder me MIIIure House, viii be promptly
filled. ]. B. DETWILER q o.
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Thomas II. Reed, and the widow and heirs of
John Hazlett, deceased. as .-,..,ss t.gf
BY virtue Of n decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, on the Chnncefy side, on the 2Est day
Of December, A. ID. 1855, and by virtue or q
former decree Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, on the etil-day OF February, lS5o,I
Shall proceed TO sen at public sale at The mont
door or the Court House Of Ohio county, on
the 18Th day Of January, 1888, at 10 O'Clock a.
M. TO the highest and bast bidder, the follow
ing described property, VIZ: Lots number one
hundred and twenty-eight n2S), and one hun
dred and twenty nine ,ll29D. with the build
ings thereon, on the plat Of the addition TO
the town Of Wheeling, laid on by William
Chapline and John Eoff, In that part OF the
city Of Wheeling known as the Fifth Ward Of
said city. .st.-,5..I.- r, -ts.5
Terms Of ne-fourtli OF the purchase
money 10 be paid upon the continuation Of
said sale, in cash, and the remaining three
fonTfhs IN equal instalments, payable In six
twelve and eighteen months amer the day OF
slle, the whole TO bear Interest from the day
of sale, and the purchaser 10 give bonds for
said purchase money, with approved personal
security. tho title 10 be retained until the fur-
JOSuPH sEYBOLD,
Special Commissioner.
wheeling. Dee. IS, 1855. deces-td p
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~A Chance to Obtain any Or the
ADORE Articles for one Dollar, by Pur-
eIlasfns n Sealed Envelope for 10 cts
nB-Ffve Sealed Envelopes VIII be sent for
81. eleven for 81 thirty for 81 ktxty-dye for
SD; one hundTea for SIS. z -,Eltl -
EEAGENTS WANTED ERYWHEREI
= Qurua1ruua are desired TO send UnitedStates
money when Il Is convenient Long letters
Onien for Sealed Envelopes must in every
case be accompanied by the CASH. with the
name Of the person sending, and Town,
County and State plainly written. Letters
should be addreSed 70 the Managers, As fol-
lows
GOODWIN. HUNT a C0-.ffr
Box 5H06 Post OfHce, New HoLk-i
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sT. NICHOLAS HoTEI..
uILTiERIANn. n

s. LUMAS,........: 80, P Pro-
i Raiiroad Depot and In the centre Of the
business portion OF the city. 80
y A.eeGmmodattng P0Eten in attendance At
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PoLIcE coURr.-In the police court
ON Saturday but ono case was up, andit
was dismissed. II seems that several
since some bloods of'the city,
who, to say the least Oft, were guilty
OF bad manners, thought n have some
sport by bullying around an old gentle
man. The prosecuted individual had
the Young gents up, and the prosecution
was disposed OF Rs above rep0rtcd.
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fnf SaIf.i-
sherif's Sale.

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
> County Circuit Court In chaneery, Decem-
- George Afendel, Complainant,
% E-asf ;'Tf- Against r. -HiNl
Walter G. Scott, and Hannah, his wife, Da-
Vid Salisbury, Jane Cunningham and Sam
uel w. Cunningham, defendants
BY virtue OF a decree rendered I'm the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court of Ohio
county! ON the ChanceFy side, December 22d,
a. d. 1855, / shall proceed TO sell, at'public
SaIe,-atr the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, on The 9Th day OF January,
1865, at 10 O'Clock n m, 10 tho highest and
best bidder, the following described property,
viz: Lot number one hundred and eighty
one uSll, situated ON the south SIDE Of John
StIeet,r in that part of the city Of Wheeling
oalled East Wheeling, and arflculariy mem
TONED and described in the said bin and de
Terms Of -One-fouTth OF the purchase
money cash in hand, and The remainder In
three equal lnstalments, payable In six, twelve
md eighteen months, with interest from the
day OF sale, reseFSing 20 the purchaser the
right OF paying any greater part, orthe whole
OF said purchase money, in cash, but N credit
payment Is chosen, then the purchaser Is 70
give bond, with approved personal security
for the deferred. or credit inStnlInents.
JOSEPH SENBOLD,
E I'd f-s. D Sheriff OF Ohio County,,
And Special Commissioner In this Case,
Wheeling, Dec Is, 1868 dec2S-td 4,
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For Sale.

TN THE SIXTH WARD, A NUMBER OF
| brick and frame dwellings, OF four, nEe
and six rooms. Also, my frame cottage, with
trS place On the National tRoad, and many
Building lots. II not sold before January lst,
1888, hetiReuings WI be renteLia1a rs,,.t1
once, Custom House. Residence, NOM Eon
sfrf5at 9Th Ward. ~. r. tl.lsf 11 .l5GdecL-tf,f