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#. ORDINANCE.
TWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IB PUBLIsHED

TWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PuBLIsHED
l. for tho information OF all concerned
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE CLEANING OF p1IvIRs
AHp vAuLT1 NJ TnE coAPoRATE LtlffrS OF THE crrr.
!. DO 1t Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, that
from and Alter the ratification OF this Ordinance aha
not be lawful lor any TO isanss remove the
contents Of Vaults or Py.vies wishln the limits Of the
city, without having preIid obtained loonse for the
samo all such ISensos 70 eIp on tho Stat Deoember
M esory year. and 10 subject requirements impos.
Cd Sy ordn,nses @ regulating the ns OF Laoansss ior
II. Thtt the OF barrels In opcn cas- and wagons
prohibited and parties applying Lioes will bu no
quired 70 provide closed Uarts suitable SSrpose
Iu An persons having such Ltcenss shalf repoit At
ona ofh Guard uouses, during the day. his In
tenton 70 such work during tho ensuing night; In hs
ovor Wards such report 10 DO m.ie to tSs Main Guar
HGnse, 2 IN IN Tho Upper Wards 70 uppcr Guard House
shsli 6o dessnsed from tirne to tune b. Tho Mayor.
" Every owner or driver Of such Liconsod Dart or
any other person who shA volie any Of tie provisions
OF this Ordnance shAl neglect refuse to obsery
tho skmc or any OF the sha forfeit and pay for each
offence nne not to e1ceed twenty-five dors. 70 DO an
forced BY tie Mayor In his Court recovered In any
other Court OF oompotent Jurisdiction. li.s ssa
lahed In City Council this seventh day Of NAY In the
yen, OF our Lord ono thousAnd eight hundred and s4I
ty-sevcn- .--lI- = I
L. al p. Q. aAILLARD,t
Clark Of Council amo 81 Mly 10
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BERI<ELEY DISTRICT,

BERIxELEV DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND BIT. DENNIS
FREr pREcINcr.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fiftoon Milo
House Poll and ST. Thomas Mustor House Poll
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND FnEorscr.-club Houso roi On tho hiain. and
School House Poll, Jamce' Island.
PARISH OF sT. JOHNS. ooLLEToN.
Tnrnp PREorRcr.-Club House Poll, Edisto Island; /;
Rockville, wadmslaw Island. and Lcsarevtllo. Johns
Island -.i,. sit.t 'tg
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnrcRcT.-calamus Pond Poll; Fult.'s Old
Field Poll, and Dlnck Oak Poll.
FIFTH PhEors0r.-Bigsin Church Poll and strawberry
Poll. -,
4 PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE GREEK.
SIXTH PIEcISoT.-aooso orook Poll Tar Kun Poll and
Wsssamssaw Poll.
SEVENTH PaEo1sor-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. sTEPHENs'.
RIaHTH PREorsuT.-Pincvills Poll and st. Stephen q
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST JAMES, sANTEE
NINTH PnHoNor.-Muster House Poll and Dutart's 9
Greek Poll. 20
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1hR gai1g Nema+
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE s, 1857.
LOCAL. NIAtTrIJRS.

jon WoRK.-wo hayo now completed our oflco
70 us to execute. in the shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most ro-
'Hcctfully ask tho patronage of our frienls.
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Free to EYorYbnily.

Large pp Crvular, giving information of tho
greatest Importance to tho young Of both scIos.
teaches how the ho'nely mag becomo beautiful tho
hosp,scd rospcctci. aud thu forsaacu 10, Cd
No young lady Or gentleman should fall 10 send tnrir
addrcss. md receive copy postpaid by return mall
Address T.. o. Drawer, 2l,
marnh ~ lyr Tros, N. Y.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
iend1'rs. Military Post or Charleston)
CHAnLEsroS, 8. G., HAY 18th, 1867.
GKSEnn ORDErs, NO. 49,
l. The following nro announced As Registration Pro
clncts OF tho Military Post OF Charleston comprang Tho
geographical Districts Of Charleston Berkeley and Col.
Teton, viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
F1nsr PAkcRcT.-ward 40. 1-Oity Hall. Ward No.
2Court House.
SECOND PnEoINor.-Ward No. 9-1st Poll, Market;
I'd Poll, Palmetto EnBino House. Anson street.
THIRD pnRcNoT.-WaId No. list Poll, Ergino
Houpe. Archdale sroot I'd Poll Engine House corncr
George and College strects.
FOURTH PnEcrsor.-ward No 6-Eaglo Engine House.
Mco.ing street.
Ward No. o-washington Engine House, yanderhorat
street.
~ard No. 7-Ensine House In Columbus street
Ward No. s-WLnI's Wagon Yard, King stroet.
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The Greenyille Moantaineer

Ts PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT .sI 80 pEIs
ratss II fTfE - a. n EIFoRn :! -
kayp rdAor od1fpSaistoe
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KIsDs OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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CITY TAxEs-nrONTHLY RETURNS,
OFFICE OF THE CITY ABsRsSOR,
CrTI HALL, Juno lik 1887,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI, CoNCERNRD
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month of Nav
past, In compliance with tho rAx Ordnance r,ne on
the zSh Day % Lece ber, 1850 must be ss on OF DO.
i: JunsI ne '''' ''''' Is .. g; oi,1 ,aibsos: 1s
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Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., May q, 1867.
Horeaftcr, upkl further notice, the Northeastern
Nails will close at LIS l.. A., and arriving Mt tho
DnPot at 9ij a. NJ. will bo ready for delivery at IL
O'clock. On Sundays tho Post Oniee will open at
1880 4. NJ for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinuo to cose daily at o'clock a. NJ, att for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. NJ. on
Mondays, WednebGays and Fridays
STANLEY q. TRoTT, r. NJ.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MIIIIONi

7 WILL BEND, POSTPAID, so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
tho most celebrated Actors eets 80 Actresses
TOR 90 cens 20 Union Generals tor 90 eens 20 Rsbsl
QGnera for 80 cents so Stnteanen for oon;
thu young Ladies' for 80 cens; 80 Anslooitng young
q, ,ntemen for So ecnts; large Photographs sf Fenoh
they appear. for 80 cents oonts the most
beautiful LADIES' OF tho Parisan Ballet Troupe tbeJ
New York. 7[.T no
Sand al ordsrs TO p O. Boz 1T, r. nS.Y.
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TEE HERALD.

RS sPuB1IsHRD WEEKLY AT NKwpRRRY @. HI. AT
;h,,Ish pss ~ -, ,annum and having hias circulation
aNS ~ ne upper AID lower bistriots Of thS Btats
tor sdyertstng yer3 reasoaahls-tr whins apply
70 oor AGENT Mf. 7. Z. GLIDER, tt tas Anls Honlb.
~ THCA i. B, h. aRRhEKEH,
Nofeiooes 10 EditosN and ktpfnsscea.
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PEcroRAL BALM is q mark known TO all, from
the coast OF Labrador to the extreme South, as q
remedy for all diseases Of the lungs. II stands
without an equal, as is daily proved by the unlimit
cd demand. For sale by all druggists.
DoWIE & NOISE, Agonts.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN d CO., Agents.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.
BY the use or

For Improving and Dcautfying tho Complexion.
Tho most valuable and perfect prepal alton I'm Tae for
giving tho akin beautiful poarl tint that /. only
pes q blCshes Moth P.tehes, sal,owpes. TIupdons.
leaving The akin white and clear nabastar. its use
cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny and baing
vegetable repaluon Ia perfectly harmless II IL Tho
only article OF the kind used by the French and Ii con-
sidered oy the PariRian indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards of 30 900 bottles aold during the
paat year. sufficient guarantee Of It's efcaoy Price
ony I9 cents ssnt by mail, postpaid rcoelpt cf an
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
,o, 2s6 River st., Troy, N. 2.
1a.lcn ~. 1yr
CTEVEHS HOUSE, Nos. al. az, a0 AND AZ
~ broadway, N. z. oppoaAe Bowling Green the
european PaD.-THE STkVEN6 HUU6E II well and
widely known TO the travelling public The location es-
pecay Euilnbe to merchants and business men;
close proximity TO tho business part Of tho cty-s
ue highway OF Southern and Western traYel-and ndJs-
cant 10 all the principal Railroad and 6teamboat depotn
Tho SrLYLNS house has liberal accomm3ia for
over 500 gu bts B well furnished and posseases eycy5
modern improvement tor tho .emfort aud entertainment
OF its irnates The rooms spacious and well ven-
Atsd-prorided with gas Tater-thb attendance In
prompt respectf-snd the tnbio ia eenerouHJ pro-
nded with oyery decacy Of ha rates
The rooms having bean refurnished and remodeed we
arc enabled 70 oor OK m facilities for tho comfort and
pressure OF our gueatn- GEO. Z. CHASE b CO.,
MAY as amo Proprtstoxs-
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Report Of tho Chief OF the Fire Department Of tho City
Charleston, =. e., ending Ap. IL -, 1867.

We lavo received copy Of the foregoing pamph-
lot, which We will notice at longth i'll our next
issue.
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MOVE IN TIE RtouT DIREcrIoS.-ScvcraI
young men Of this city cntered upon the duties Of
cotton narkors and ncndcrs yesterday. Thoy
have determined to put their shoulders TO tho
Whool, and tho present movement is only tho in-
tiatisc. This business has long been confined to
persons who, though attentive nnd efficient could
never risc, and they can easily find employment in
nonio other vocation. There arc at present num-
bvr OF young mon in this city who nre out OF en-
ploymont, and by doyotng themselves to this bu-
Rincss they will not only DO making some money,
but will BIO acquiring q knowledge of tho cotton
business, which may ultimately prove of great nd
vantage to thom.
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VEGETABLE CBATEs.-R1essrs. SALTEns RooR
notify tho public that they prepared for fruit
season, and have ON hand cratos of uniform sizo,
adapted expressly for shipping merchants. Or
dcrs left ut tho factory, corner Of Rutledgo aud
15caufain streets, will meet with prompt attention.
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SELLING oFEl SELLING UFr !-We invite tho at
tention Of tho shopping community to this an
nouncemcnt that appears in another column.
b1cssrs. I. L. FALK 4 Co. design making change
in their business, and to effect this they will dis
poso Of their largo stock Of rcady-mado clothing
ut and below cost. All porsons in need Of those
articles, would net wisely in giving McsHrs. FALn
S Co. call, whero thoy will bo ablo to mako .
capital investment, and will bo easily suited.
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met at tho City Hall.
Prcssnt-His Honor tho AIaycr Aldermen
RAvENRL, WRAoo, GEnprs, O'NEILL, srENMEyEn,
OLsEY, HoSoun, MARSHALL, ENsroN, WmLDRs
PnINoLE, SHALL, EARLE, BUTLER, WILLIS.
Tho minutes Of tho last meeting werc read and
confirmed.
Tho petition Of several liquor dealers, praying
Tor reduction Of tho and Of the price Of liconso
which WAS signed by two or thrco hundred cit-
z0ils, WAS referred to tho Committee on Licenses
Tho petition OF JAMES MoVEY for junk-shop IL
cenae was referred to tho Committee on Licensos.
The application OF JAS. T. ANDERSON, for tho re-
newal of city six por cent. stock, was granted OIL
his showing That tho regulations had boon obeyol.
Tie petition was granted.
Tho communication u Mr.. J. L. JOHNSON, in
reference to wooden building now boins croctod
on Tredd street, between Logan and Now streets,
was referred TO tho Committee on Brick and
Wooden Buildings.
The Board VI Commissioners OF tho Orphan
House invited tho Mayor and Aldermen to visit
that institution nt thoir school examination on tie
9th ms. Tho Invita- OH was accepted.
Tho return OF tho City Sheriff for May, 1867, and
OF sundry bills against tho city, wero referred to
the Comn,it'o on Accounts.
memorial from tho Blue Ridge Railroad was
road by the Mayor, and roierrod l., the Committee
on Railroads.
Tho petition OF MesHrs. SIMoNs & sMoNs, rcla
tive to Communication from Sir. q. PozsaSsK1
concerning his titles to land on tho Ctadvl Square
was referrod to tho Committee OF Ways and Means
Tho frat qlartor's transactions OF tho Roper
Hospital, was received as information.
Alderman WMLDEN, Of the Committee from,
Wards aud 8, reported unfAyorably on the
lighting Of the city in that quartor, but rocom
,nen'Ied Council TO havo tho payomcnls, sidewalks
DO, fred and repaired 10 aoon as tho finances
would warrant. Adoptod.fs.
Tho Mayor road communication from tho own
Gro Of Chisom's Mill, referring TO tho condition
tho Tfadd street causowny, and requesting Cdun
Gil 70 have tho aame attended, 10. The Mayo,
atated TINT the Messrs. CHrsoLM had not attended
70 tno contract botwcon tho city and themselves
and tho CITY was not bound to mako these ropairs
referred TO tho Committee on streots.
Tho communication from tho Trustees OF ithe
Roper Hospital, calling attention to tho said Hos
pital and its uso general city hospital. wns re-
ferred to the Boarl Of Health. Il, I,5i.' -
N'Repoft Of the Board OF Fire Masters for III,
year ending In 1857, was received as iniormati tion
The gill to, amend and alter the Licenso law
o., Ess p.stpoHod = ~ n ~, ,n.
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Tho petition Of Mr. JNo. @. BUnoKntRrRn to bo
refunded certain taxes paid during tho past fow
years, was alter mature deliborution lost.
Alderman HONOUR mado motion that whom tho
nycs and noes be called for it bu determined by tho
rising Of threo mombors, which was accepted.
Alderman GEnpTs offered a resolution that tho
Taxpayers be empowered TO have tho sidewalks in
front Of thoir stores repaired at thor own e1penso
tho amount to DO deducted from tho ta1os paid to
the Treasury. Tho ayes aud noes wcro oaod and
the motion was lost.
No further business appearing, tho Council ad-
jour1ied.
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UNITED STATES CoUnr, Hon. GEoEoE 8. BRYAN
preBiding.-Thc testimony in the case of the Uni
ted Statos Us. $50 barrels of molasses, was read
and the furthor hearing postponed TO juno, 25th
instant.
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by Virginia. The idea might have come
well from DR.. FRANcIA, tho late renowned
ruler of Paraguay, who wanted to hold no
with the world. But 1t sounds
strange here in Virginia. The telegraph
Is q medium of communication which no
State that has any idea Of trade and COM
merce with the world can dispense with
and therefore the act Of its establishment
within a State is not one of benefits solely
conferred by the State. Nor does the act
of incorporation in justice and reason au-
tborize the State to take control of the
telegraph and appropriate its uses as it
pleases.
The telegraph is o peculiar institution.
II is yet to be greatly improved. 1t has
undergone wonderful improvements, and
the tolls have been greatly reduced. When
first put in operation, Notwithstanding the
high rates which prevailed, lines did not
pay, and the Washington and New Or
leans line was about to break down. AMOS
KENDALL became president, and through
his agency it was consolidated with the
Magnetic Telegraph Company, the latter
company guaranteeing its stockholders ouf
per cent. and a certain proportion OF the
profits. il any. Subsequently the WASH
incton and New Orleans line COMPROMISED
for the guarantee OF six per cent. INC
Magnetic Company sold out to the Ameri-
can, and the American to the western
Union, in each case the lease aforesaid De-
ing transferred.
We mention these facts to show thai
profits could not be so immense from the
business since sagacious men compromised
for six per cent. and the management mas
changed hands several times, which 1t
wonld not have done had the profits been
great.
But a State should occupy high ground.
It's power is to tax and the wise exercise
of that power is to tax fairly, and not toll
degree of depressing the energy and en-
terprise of the people, and the disturbance
of the faith and trust in her. Last OF all
things should she take upon herself the task
of Interfering with the internal management
and direction of matters she knows posi-
lively nothing about. If she can manage
her own affairs well, that is about as much
as most States can do, and O great deal
more than Virginia has done.
1t appears to us that it is as unreason-
able to 90 into regulating the tolls of tele-
graphs as it is to regulate the freights of
steamboats, plying between Richmond and
New York. The telegraph companies have
sagacity enough to find out what rates will
bring most messages and most money, just
as common carriers may ascertain the same
result.
The State has no right of property in the
telegraph-and no right to use it without
charge or to control its tolls. The pro-
portion of the messages that are obliged
to be sent by telegraph is exceedingly
small; and it is only by reducing tolls that
the sphere of telegraphing is extended and
its receipts increased, until, indeed, it may
be used as a medium of merely pleasant
correspondence. This its managers I'M
derstand. 1t is their business. 1t is not
the business of the State, nor of its agents,
and it would be a folly as well as a serious
invasion of private rights for it to assume
any such dictatorship.
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The TELEGRAPH Bill.

A bill relative to telegraph companies
has recently passed the Senate, and was
on Saturday rejected by the House OF
Delegates of the Virginia Legislature. We
thought the rejection entirely proper. 1t
was afterwards reconsidcred and commit
ted to the Committee Of Finance.
The bill was, indeed, a most extraordi-
nary one, and the wonder is that it should
even be recommitted. II ordered that all
the Government officers should use the
telegraph free of charge, that all railroad
officials should have the same right, and
that all State and railroad messages should
have precedence over all others and fur
Their, that they should be so transmitted
free not only through Virginia, but to any
part of the United States! In addition to
this very reasonable provision, it was or
dered that the tariff Of tolls on the tele-
graph lines should be subjected to the SUI
pervision and authority Of the Board OF
Public Works, to be by that Board reduced
when it deemed they we're too high! We
do not remember q bill Of so extraordinary
. character brought before or entertained
by the Legislature. It was not enough
that the telegraph should be made to work
for the State for nothing, but the State
must say what 1t shall work for EVERYDAY
else for.
Is il not enough that the State taxes the
telegraph, and has the power to tax as
much as 1t thinks proper, in view of the
advantages Tie telegraph enjoys from the
charter conferred by the State : This claim
to the uses of the telegraph in addition
Is q dangerous exercise Of State authority,
besides being inhospitable, illiberal, and
calculated to trammel and repel enter,
prise. It is a species Of radicalism which
Is dangerous and destructive Of confidence
In government and reliance upon its good
faith.
IT was assumed In debate that all the
benefits In the matter of permitting . tele.
yrsph within her borders were conferred
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson. Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 400 4-lo
Il GRE Or VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND.
IN HEHRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN Mills
WEST OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN n DEP
BUN ROAD n ~ fHREE-CHoPPED ROAD.
As trustees in a certain deed Of trust made ~ b.
W. Green and Julia A., his wife, dated l2th Sep
TENDER, 1885, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, we shall, IN execution thereof at the re-
quest OF the benenciaries In the ssid deed, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the iith February, 1907, at 10 o'clock
NJ, IL fair, IL not, the first day thereafter, that
valuable TRACT OF LANE located a. above, con-
tanning 405 S.l0 ACRES, according TO recant sur
vey. The said land Is heavily covered with supe-
rior WOOD and timber, and by reason thereof is re-
gardsd Of peculiar value.
TRRas: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of and discharge all Of the notes
referred TO In said deed which have m-ture1,
amounting TO 81 ,oi2. sii on 3 credit a. 10 y, Ii0 -
until the LIST July, 1867 and A. TO any suTp US
which may arise from said sale on such terms "a
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on his
failure 10 give any Directions, then on such terms
as the said trustees may announce NJ the tine OF
sale.
As the said land adioirs the land OF Mr.. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale. Will please
meet the trustees al the residence Of said alley,
and accompany them and the surtioneer 10 The
spot on the premises selected for the sale 70 come
on.
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT ;. POLAND, Trpztass
jaH JOHN y. YOUNG. ~
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MARRIED.,

February 7th, by Rev. p. A. Peterson, Mr..
JAMES NJ. MEREDITH and Miss ANN Z. WOOD.
n all of Henrico county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. CHRISTIE
C.. HOBSON OF iChmOnd city, and Miss
MAMIE Z. lRBY, OF Henrico county.
Februry sth, by Rev. George w. Langhorne,
Capt lin J. &. HERRELL date c.. 5. Al of Prince
William county, aud Miss JENNIE 5. AATTON
OF this city. No cards.
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for not having sooner stated that r" II.
AYLETT, Esq, is recommended in the
Roanoke Times for the Office Of Attorney
General. The same writer dominates Hon.
T. S. FLovRNOY for Governor, and Hon.
H. A. EDMUSDsoN for Lieutenant Co.
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The Dean Of Canterbury himself would
be puzzled to make good English out of
our little paragraph about The Land We
Lore, as it appeared in Saturdays Dis
match.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auetionesrs'
Bankers, Brokers, aud Real Estate Agents
URUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE or NALUAbn
BRICK TENEMENT, on TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS A tru.tee in : certain deed % arast
ING ds,e 2sth December, lsG2. duly recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court. ! shall; AZ me o ,.luss.
eured thereby, proceed to sell g. public auction,
on the premises, on sATURDAY, the l1th 81 rep.
mar. 1897, at 1 o'clock z. NJ, II fair, II not, the
fr.t fair day thereafter, that valuable Bhl.h
frrBMEuT ivtateo - above, now occupied by
Michael Wall, and adjoining his grocery store
and which said tenement wa. conveyed by SAID
O'Neil TO said Wal, subject 10 the trust deed
a aforesaid, be assuming 10 ply the liens thereon
fronting 2! feet 5 inches on the south sida Of Broad
street, RAINING back 40 II feet TO an alley 10 feet
wide.
Terms Enough In cash 70 defrsy expenses Of
sale. and TO pay OF any Of the notes secured by
the said tru.t deed which ars still unpaid srd -
to any surplus which may remain, on such terms as
the said 1'S. h Or his a--'sns may pre- cllb- ana
direct, or on failure 10 give any such direction,
then on such terms r the trustee at the time OF
sale may thiuk A. The taxes and insurance for
f.s W GnDDlS, Trustee.
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DIED

10Th instant, Miss BETTE C. CHRISTIAN,
daughter OF DR.. William A. Christian, deceased,
aged twenty six years.
Her fuueral viii take place from st. Johns
Church on TUESDAY at IL O'Clock. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend.