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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27
Trustees, Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashall County. w. Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID nom u. r. 0,Hern TO me as Trustee, dat
cd March S0th, 1854, I will offef for sale at the
front door of The Court House, IN Ohio Coun-
ty, on Thursday, July 18th, 1865, at 10 o'clock
q M that valuable property known as the
Neecelyiplace, being a part ofthe estate Of the
Late Benz. McMechen, Esq, containing
twentS-tWo acres, more or less, situated on
the Baltimore and Ohio Ran Road, about
three milessoJith OF this city This land ex-
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, lis
underlaid with coal and limestone; Is of
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes There Is q comfortable
two story brick dwelling house, out-houses,
and good orchard on it
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
The title to the above land IS believed 10 be
indisputable, but selling as Trustee viii con-
yey only such title as is in me vested by said
DEED iSiS o. rust So. HILDRETH,
The above sale has been postponed until
August 18th, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
8. HtLDRETH. :
lylo fs. trustee
The above sale is postponed until Monday,
August 9th, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
aul5-td SIP. HILDRETH, Trustee,
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Odbert's Cholera Antidots.
just Received,

THE COUNTY CoSvENTIoN-The Com
vention met Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, as per announcement, and dis
patched its business in the short space
of two hours. The utmost harmony
and good feeling prevailed throughout.
For full report, see inside.
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ALARMS OF FIRE.-There were two
alarms Offire Saturday night. The fret
was caused by some ufchins In Centre
Wheeling, mistaktng the tolling OF a
nre bell for the members OF a company
70 assemble Tor the ringing which in-
dictates fire. The second alarm occur
red aiter twelve O'clock, md origina-
ted, we believe. through some one sup
the boiler. of steam engine, to be the
smoke OF a burning building. M
ALI the bells in the city rang furious
", and all the firemen were out 10 no
purpose. ist.. .l,-... - IA 80 :
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on PAINE1Na.-lyVe invite the atten.
ton OF our readers to the advertisement,
In another column, Of Mr.. Arvfde O.
Baldwin, who proposes giving lessons
In the art o. paintlng IN oils.
Mr.. Baldwin comes atnong us nom
Lansing, Michigan; and has had seven
OF eight years experience as painter.
He has already during his short stay
In the city met With dattering sues
and designs locating here paffnanentiy.
Psrspn6 desiring to Join his class WIN
please cali soon at his rooms ON the
south-east corner OF Marx et and Quincy
streets, ~. ~.
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ATTEMPT TO Go1RuT SuIcIDR.-Mr.
and Mrs. Snyder do not enjoy the usual
quantum of -connuhial bliss. In fact,
great uncertainty exists in the minds
oil both as to whetherit would not have
been better for each had they never met.
MRS. Snyder, when this idea troubles
her, Is unmanagea sable, and has on sew
eral occasions Threatened to end her
troubles by violent means. The reason
for all this is contained in the whisper,
which was given us,-Mr. s. is unfaith-
tul to his wedding vows.
On yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
s. were strOlling across the suspension
bridge, -he for the sake of his heaith.-
she for purpose whose Communication
was to fill Mr.. S. Is bosom with remorse.
Arriving at the highest part of the
structure, Mrs. S. turned sharp to the
right, went to the upper railing, looked
down into the water for a moment, then
deliberately elevated her crinoline with
one hand and placed her right .;limb''
over the railing. Mr.. g. was indiffer-
ent. ltWas too bad. Would the wretch
really permit her to precipitate her
seltE Such questions have a wonderful
erect upon the female mind, Her lefl
'hmbn quick as lightning went over
TOO. She sat poised upon the giddy
verge. Mr.. s. gave no sign. The next
moment she would descendto a Watery
grave. E9
Just at this junctuIe, however, par
ty of young gentlemen came upon the
scene and, prompted with an irresist
ible desire 70 distinguish themselves
rushed upon the woman, seized anC
carried her to the centre of th,
bridge. But what thanks did they
: get for this piece OF disinter
ested benevolenee2 Mrs,.l s, lie
: them know without delay that sh,
had a tongue master of the choices
language. In two minutes each one o
the party knew more about his mother
his grandmother, his great grandmoth
er, and all the rest of his kith and kin
: than he could have acquired otherwise
l in the course of long life.' Mr.. S. wa
r communicative too, but more mildly
: SO than his outraged Wife.h i7
The young gentlemen were excessive
} ly sorry that they hadn't permitted tn
sacrifice, and, as they saw Mr.. ant
/, Mrs. s. walking OF arm in arm, resolv
ed 70 never interfere with another Wo
3 man who desires to leave this world.
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I'd 9aIe.
For Sale.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IL the farm on which he now resides, situat-
ed one mile from Bolton. ON the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road containing 2651< acres,
60 acres Of which are under cultivation. A
FIGURING and Saw mill, dwelling house and
all the ordinary outbuildings will be found ON
the tracti also an orchard of excellent fruit.
This land lies on Fish Creek, and is covered
with a growth OF splendid timber.
ty25-ddw6n "a y JAMES A. RICE.
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Hose SSTpanY had ont their engine
for the purpOss Of trying the new
IRE plugs, FIliicS have been iIpiit
down on Main GtreaS "a that gboriio6
Of tie city. The water supplied vas
ample for any purpose, aud y as wen
applied to settling the heap az earth
that marks the resting place of the new
water pipes. pffa 800 siSi
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JOHN DAVIS REAPPEARs time
ago we were called upon to record the
fact that one John Davis had made his
appearance at the Municipal Court, for
the reason that he was SO exceedingly
vain of his personal appearance as to
insist upon exhibiting himself, at vari-
Gus times and places, to ladies and little
girls.
This business he Recommended on
Friday last on the Island. But this
time it wasn't hydrophobia that started
him. We have It from Johns own lips
lit was nothing but villainous whisky.
John never knows what conduct is
proper when he has been drinking. he
even forgets that Adam and Eve wore
fig leaves before they moved into new
country. And thus forgetful, between
one and two p. NJ, on the Friday afore-
said, there is no telling to what lengths
the peculiar whisky which he had been
drinking, would have carried him, had
not Mr.. Robert Campbell appeared upon
the scene of his exhibitions, and ar.
resting. him brought him over to the
lookup. 4ta 4lI
Saturday morning he was brought be-
fore Judge Good; and It being fully es-
tablished that John was not Priapus,
and, therefore, not entitled to exhibit
in gardens, he was fined $40 and costs.
~ --%s---- f-5., 49,
A WAIF.-The following was picked
up on the street recently and handed to
us with the request to publish. Which
we do Verbdtiul ct literntial, with the
exception of the signature, in order
that the world at large may know how
ga cruel young gal' treats departing
'sloyyer."
It's true that You once was my lover
But that sort OF thing has an end
NOW love and its transports are over
But htlll you must yet be my fdendi
Don't kneel at my feet implore you
Don't wink on the drawings you bring
Don Z ask me 70 say / adore you ~
FOR tndeeeed IL IS no such a thingi
confess when at st. O-=--W we parted
vowed that Worshiped you then
That 1 was q maid bIOken-hearted and YOU
the most charming OF men a'sf
confess when read your firsl letter.
blotteti the name with a tear
I was young then bat now / know better
For II tells that meet Harry here
on Dear how you fret and you worry
1tepeating my VOWS to be true
II 1 laIid 30 told you q story I'd afelf
For love Harry better than You
Indeed MS fond heart q dlofllerSi
/ sigh so when Harry Is gone
may love you Indeed as brother
But my heart IS Dear 13ogTJf's alone
reIlra IN as ever your tine friend
Please aeceps hGo5d ad5iee, nom your
friend (signed)
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TransrartaltI.asa.
& OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BA15. 3 Quo RAILRokD Co.
tWHEI.LINa- IunAl5. lSli6. I
Lenye Cunberlana
SUMMER SUEEDUL

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule ON and after June
q lssg,a 81 Il. S q M IN Il 4 2
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RIyER NEWs.ZTbe river Is sim de-
olining, with four feet water in the
channel. sst islnplis-
Boats leaving to-day are the Eagle
for Rar<ersbnrg, n u A. n; Leslie
for SteubenvilIe, a 2F' /. IL, and 2hness
VILE, for Bellairi at g 10 A. NJ, and 8
O'Clock p. III 5s'IF $3.50 sl 7Ia
TIE New State left for Pittsburg Sat
ugdaY afternoon a s O'clock With 4
ialr3ripi and llill leave Pitilbur8 to-
DAY g II A. Nj for this point 80
snippers may depend on the New
stats summing Ia pihealing and Iaittss
burg trade unity pteNe1tsd by low
water,
The Forest City, nom PafyershrIrl
lef Up lterdny for Pitt5nurs,
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nssyEup ~ nllQlIlt = rornlo - that rnlious
parties have PIT crt aftielss C1liins the5o
Alr7 WlniloIl rs ~ ~
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ORGANIC WEARNFss
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member of the Royal College Of Srryao,,-
london, Graduate ofone ofthe moest eI6ingni
colleges in the United States, and The eras,lt
part OF whose life has been spent in the N b"
pitalS Of London, Paris, PhIlodeinhio M
elsewhere, has effected some of the mo-, 'au
tonishing cures that We're ever known. m.nr
Iroubled with ringing in the head and ear,
az sudden sounds, hlshfulness, with fireman.
olushing, attended sometimes with dernnga
ment of mind. WPrn nTIrnh i'm m n.lIn I'll. lel
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) W.P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
]. B. FORD,
Julo General Agent, Wheeling
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.
Inialllble in Correcting Irregularities, Remov.
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.


Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing Themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while In that condition lest
they Invite miscarriage" after which adj.
moninon, the Proprietor assumes no respOns
olllty, although their mildnes would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are Recommended as a ~ ~ 1IlT p
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Foraipn FrIiif,sI

IN. & g. D. WOODROW.
Odd eEloWs Hall Building, Monroe St,
my29 WHERLTlge W. VA
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men oon,e,,,,-
ness, Organic Debility, Deformitie,S SrN. s5iIE'
cured. 'leelily
He who places himself under the caroo,r,
y: may religiously confide in his hOno5 az ~
skim as physician "pOu MS
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LAT. lO:I5A.1I.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-08

TIE GREAT PERsECUTED.-The Richmond
correspondent of Mr.. Stewards organ thus
disposes of the cases of persecution re-
ported from this city: - must refer to
the statement now travelling the rounds,
TO the effect that the two members OF the
Norfolk Grand Jury living here have been
subjected by the citizens to prosecutions
by reason of the action of that body in the
Davis indictment. These statements refer
to Messrs. Wardwell and Dudley; and in
the case of Mr.. Wardwell, the facts appear
to be, on the showing of himself and
friends, that his business The being an ice
merchant) has fallen of TO some extent Of
late, and that he has received several
anonymous letters abusing him in the best
or worst-billingsgate style, and IN some
instances warning him to leave the city.
No respectable man has interfered with Mr.
WardwelI or threatened him i'll any way
whatever, and if, as is claimed, titty-fve
have withdrawn from business connection
with him, they have exercised right, and
may or may not have had political mo-
tive. find some of the best Union men
here not to be particularly Sorrowful over
these alleged prosecutions, and would con-
clude them not to be yet matter of national
concern. As TO the case Of Dudley, | am
not yet fully informed"
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MAYORS CoURT, THURSDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDING.--Ralph Brown
and Jordan Clarke, small negro boys, were
arraigned for fighting rock battles on Cary
street. They were sent to Jail to be cared
for.
Charles Reagan was arraigned for using
abusive and obscene language towards Mrs.
Sullivan. lie was committed in default Of
security.
Walter Brooks, charged with riding over
Mrs. Mundin on the street, was called up,
and he was remanded tor further trial.
Mrs. Mundin appeared in court, and was
evidently suffering from the effects Of her
injuries. She had several bruises about
her head, and walked feebly from the court
room.
Barney Bartlett, negro, charged with in
sulting and resisting policeman, was dis
charged upon the hearing of the evidence.
William Meekins, negro, charged with at.
tempting to rob N. C. Allen, was remanded
for further examination.
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AUCTION Sales To-day.

SAMPSON JONES, IN, & co. win sell at 10
O'Clock, NJ No. Fifteenth street, between
Main and Cary, a large consignment OF
groceries, wines, and liquors.
IsBELL DAVIS win sell on the premises
At 81 o'clock, p. NJ, a framed tenement on
Howard street, Oregon Hill.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell, on the
west side of First street, between Main and
Cary, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, III entire stock
OF household and kitchen furniture; and
will also rent the dwelling.
PILKINToN, PULLIAM co. will sell
on the premises at . o'clock, p. H., the in
terest OF Mrs. L. J Summerville In house
and lot on the Petersburg turnpike now
occupied by Mr.. ]. Wyatt.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY, City Sergeant, will
sell on the premises, corner of Twentieth
and Main streets, one frame house, one
BAKERS oven, and one blacksmith's shop,
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CAPTAIN d. j. HnL.-Captain Hill
dsceads James river to-day in command
of the fine steamer Georgeanna, well and
fayorably known 10 the numberless pa
irons Of the cold Bay Line"
This is the longest leap towards recon.
struction yet taken. As long rs Darius Hill
was harnessed TO railroad We despaired
of the Republic. A man known with the
affection of intimate friendship to every
man, woman, child, freedman, catfish, stur-
geon, herring, trout, hickOry-dick, sbad'
oyster, crab, wild duck, hogfsh, Sleeps
head, SPOT, tailor, club, white hsh,
pike. alewife, clam, muscle, snipe, teai,
sora. bullfroc. tadpoIe, and pollywog, that
l;ves In or ahout James river, or mas ever
lived tbere--a man that knows every point,
cane. headland, lighthouse, shoai, bar,
craeb and turn, Of that systematically
sisted stream better than he knows his
catechism-and man, finally, who has
laid every human inhabitant Of tidewater
virginia who lives near river under
obljgation to him for innumerable kind.
.nesses, has about as much business carry.
ing round q tin-box, and wasting his sw weet.
ness on filthy, smoky old locomotive rs
Forney has with prayer-book, or Horace
Greeley in clean shirt. I.
We very cordially welcome bin 70 the
mighty James, in the perfect confidence
that the best days work the Old Bay Line
has done since it was corporation waa
putting Hill in command Of one Of her
steamers. 80, 4,
P. S.-For the benefit Of our Chinese
readers, some OF whom are singularly igno.
rant, we venture to add the stale news Ito
any one In this country, that Hill II tho
founder Of Hillsboro', N. O., also Of MAI.
yern Hill, also OF those hills Of si,ow,n
likewise Of Hill! IN Corn, iikewise B. Hill
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ne-ANDnEw ANToNI. wmOLEsALE

typ RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
ANp FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens o'
richmond that he has resumed business In his
,rw IRON. FRONT BUILDING ON Main street.
,,!>! 70 the site Of his old stand, adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store aud saloons have been fitted up and
furnished in n style which he is confident will
meet with the approval of the pnblic.
HIS facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDlkS Of the best quality enable him
- offer Inducements to the trade which cannot be
.orpassed A call from his former customers is re-
spg clfully solicited.
large aud choice assortment OF FRENCH BON.
BON>, IMPORTED FhCITS, NUTS, CORDlALS,
PRESERVES. PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM orthe most approved Gavors served
IN the SaloAn.
Parties supplict with ICE CREAM and uRNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The md, rsigned returns his thanks To the ciu-
zen of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
rd % him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
traynr 10 merit a continuance Of the same.
i.s-lm ANDREW ANToSl
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ALL MEDICINES ARE UNrALArA.

'..,t-,., worse. We have swallowed our share
...t,,.,, for the rCcttfcst!on Of avery ecc'n'r''
s','r and of all the prescriptions we nave ever
t H.. of pR "RESN0LbS'S PILLS has b"c'
5r ,ar.s,. Quickest and most complete. gar
.. ~ carried Them A. u pocket companion i"
~. YES, and by their proper use escaped ali lhe
1t.e,>, incident to mat new country and resal''ns
froa torpid liver, We used III in the Rocky
w.,y,.t,in.. AID are very couadent had we re-
,,.,u,d In that remarkable climate, and occasion
.lvt,k.ncna Of hENNoLpS's PILLS, We would
r,re 4 good showing TO live forever, or unit' W.
hsI dried up ana blown on. - Rockingham ne
le s-lw
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
There is no association in this city more
worthy of public appreciation and OF
generous support than the one named
above. We chronicle all evidences OF its
prosperity with much pleasure. On yes
terday there were, We have understood,
twenty -one active and tweuty-one associate
members added by election to its roll.
The association has not yet been able to
purchase the library offered to 1t by Mr.
Johnson. To lose so fine collection of
books of unquestionable value for the want
of the small sum asked for it--namely,
two thousand dollars for twenty-five hun
dred volumes-would be, we were about TO
say, discreditable to Christian commu-
nity which processes to care for the welfare
of the young men in its midst but remem-
bering the poverty of our people, we will
not use language so strong. Four hundred
subscriptions Of five dollars, or two hun
dred of ten dollars, would secure TO the
association library worth, we suppose, at
least five thousand dollars, and would
render its rooms very attractive place OF
resort to young men. We believe the Rev.
DR.. Moore never did q better act than
when he urged the importance OF supply
ing this class with place OF resort
Young men must and will have compa-
mons. mute or talkative-books or human
ones and it is the duty OF their elders 70
see that they have them OF the proper
kind. gs
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Colonel Mosby is in the city. We are
pleased that affairs are now in such con-
dition as to render a repetition of the
treatment he received in this city last
summer an impossibility Alexandria Ga
zette, 9Th.
A Washington correspondent Of the
Mobile Times says that "Mr. johnson has
subjugated Stanton, who Is now the most
docile, amiable, and industrious oil
officials"
A Paris paper announces that "an
American. one G. Peabody, who has Just
died IN London, has left sixty million
francs TO the London poor"
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srrcrpE,-James W. Binford, an old citi-

SUICIDE.-James W. Binford, an old citi-
zen Of Surry county, in this State, ended
his life yesterday morning by taking ten
grains of strychnine. lie came to the city
on Wednesday, and stopped at the board
ing-house of Mr.. Thomas Otey, on Frank
lin street. He seemed in his perfect mind,
conversed freely with Mr.. Otey and others,
retired about O'Clock, arose the next
morning and visited the Old Market with
Mr.. Otey. He came back with him, and
was not noticed until breakfast time, when
he was seen 10 come out of his room and
60 to breakfast. After that, he visited the
office of Andrew Johnston, lawyer, and
transacted his business as usual; he after
wards went to the drug store of r. W.
Powers, corner of Fifteenth and Main
streets, and asked for five grains of strych-
nine for the purpose of killing dogs. The
clerk proceeded to put it up, when he
asked for five grains more to put in water
to soak corn for the purpose of killing
crows. He seemed to be perfectly sane,
as the following note, which ne wrote, will
prove:
"The principle of trouble is death. No
one to blame. Good, dear children, |
nope LI1t LOTu Will ldht 1diN Oi Jous %
Crew, Peter, Fanny, Marstin, Uncle Henry,
good gentleman, | thank you for your
kindness to my children. hope the Lord
may bless you and yours. +. Folkes, do
the best you can with the memorandum
I left. Ny dear Mary, want you and
everybody else paid. l can't do it. My
cordial respects, "JAs. w. BINFoRD."
The deceased is about fifty -four years OF
age. leaves an interesting family, and was
highly connected with families in this city.
A coroner's inquest was held yesterday,
and verdict rendered to the effect that the
deceased came to his death by poison ad-
ministcrcd by his own hands. The follow
ing citizens composed the jury: p. W.
Edwards, foreman j. B. Mayo, c. b.
Marye, j. II. Gary, p. NJ. Crane, J. Z.
Duval, j. II. Case, J. Wall Turner, James
Collins, w. II. Hayward, j. NJ. Manders,
Edwin Cooke.
Mr.. Bintord, on his visit to Mr.. Johnston
yesterday morning, settled up all his
affairs, and took receipts in full. His farm
adioincd Malvern Hill, and was occupied
by McClcIau'S forces during the battle
there in 1862. He lost everything by the
war, to which is attributed his self
destruction.
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III; BiuGUOD n RILEY,

III BiuGoOD n RILEi,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ooKsELLERS AND STATION ERs,
l?l MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand complete STOCK OF
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY;
all Of which are offered at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited 10 examine oar stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended 10.
,,A 81 j. < r.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-James NJ. Tay-
lor, real estate auctioneer, on yesterday
sold three story brick house on the north
side of the basin, between Tenth and Ele-
venth streets. 1t is on ground rent OF five
years, and was bought by Richard 5. Allen
for two thousand dollars. The house Is at
present occupied by Mitchell s. Thompson.
MeSsrs. Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson
Yesterday sold vacant lot at the north
east corner of Canal and Third streets, Oh
feet front by 14O deep, at $50 per foot.