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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-06

The New York Fire Department has
thirty-seven steam, fire engines and en-
gine houses, fifteen hook and ladder
trucks, and eleven bell.towers, besides
repair shops, stables where horses are in
constant readiness, firemen's halls, etc.
Hon. A. 81. Stephens says OF Solomons'
Bitters: II have used them with decided
benefit; in giving tone to the digestive or
gans and general strength to the system. I"
Americans, it is said, now support
Paris; for prices have driven away the
English, and politics the French, leaving
the gay capital to the festive Yankee.
The superintendent of the Georgia
State Road declares that after this year
the road will pay all the expenses of the
State government.
Near Winterset, Iowa, O threshing ma
chine took fire from friction and was
burned up. The threshing machine al-
luded to was not a school-teacher.
If you have Dyspepsia, use "Solomons'
Strengthening and Invigorating Btters. "
1t is certain cure. O136
The drengea' is the thrilling name of a
new woman's rights paper at Crawford
vile, Ind.
Three soldiers, while out hunting near
Fort Fetterman, were hunted and killed
by the Indians.
Do you suffer from Debility. or Loss
of Appetizer Use ''Solomons' Strength
ening and Invigoratiug Bitters." O18 6
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Agency.

" Agency, '''
TIME subscribers are Agents for tho sale of
IL p. II. Ellis W Hickey, made in Kentucky,
and have on hand full stock Of the following
Pure Old Rye 'wHtsKEy, -"
do do Bourbon do, '''i
do do Wheat g do.
Eov3G WELLS 81 CALDWELL.
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"A Nor4GEAn4EaA AoT%TTbat one. onles way v1al Of
appealing to Q mAp's reason is through
his eye. In these hpsyi times, men, are
so deeply immersed in the conduct OF
magniaoent' 'prpieots, ih9t they, forget all
about the condition Of their sy9tems,
and hence it. Is that the pxoprietors OF the
Plantation Bitter?. which cures Dyspep-
sia, purifes the blood. improves the tone
and, indeed, invigorates the whole inner
man, are 30 active in advertising. In
fact, advertisements are merely sky
rockets sent up to attract attention to
really good article.
MAGNOLIA WATER. to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. N6t3
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The public debt statement this month
makes distinction, for the hrst time in
the debt bearing interestin coin, between
registered and coupon bonds. This dis
tinction is made upon the recommenda-
ton of persons who have been in cores
pondence with the Secretary on the
subject. In the item Of 1862 bonds 10
included over 1856, 600, 600 coupons, near.
ly all of which are held in Europe, whilst
the 120, 100000 registered mentioned.
are held in this country. The registered
bonds are constantly on the increase, all
bonds purchased by the Secretary, and
all changes of other Glasses of bonded
Indebtedness assuming that form, there
being no authority for re-issuing them in
the form of coupons"
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II Q Q q i re q pa = .

k-s @ . d j y . Q K&1 - .
WDfFae o4aDy 3 EKmFa@
lot Z I5dding CARD Ind aye$pes. Pt
,las { iSles, has i6 be i pceivsb;
EhAh Ylll be printed h im5satiSP of p-
craving, and at less than one tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens Mt PHOENIX
Office.
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SHslPToAs, Slight pain in the side,
the skin and eye assume q, thick yellow
coat, digestion is impaired, an unplea-
SAINT sinking sensation at the pit Of, the
stomach, the bowels irregular, the mind
frretful, the memory weakened, some
times slight cough, coldness OF the
hands and feet sometimes loss of appe-
tite ana at others unnatural craving for
sos soGd 1sa1e Is Of the head
left something undone, but, can't, tell
what it is, Take SIM4oss' LIVER REaU-
nAToR. it wi, i remove All unpleasant: feel,
ings and make ,youwelll. bra N6ts
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Solomons' Bitters, an oAntidote to Ma-
Iaria." PREPARED by A. A. Solomonb e. o.,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. pa" OK36'
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The SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the con-
plexion. 1tn
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Snn-
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and O beautiful complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful bestity.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM Is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure it for rs cents at any
of our stores. -
To preserve and dress the ubair ube
Lyons Kathairon.. Ol7t13
A wonderful cure reported from Penn
sylvania with HE1NTTsH's QUEEa'a s. De
LIGHT. A girl fifteen years Of age, paaie
and sickly, emaciated, no appetite, losing
flesh, with SORE eyes, sore mouth, ana q
general wasting away ell owing to po-
verify Of blood. After using four bottles
of the Qneen's Delight, her appetite re-
turned, digestion improved, increase in
growth and flesh, sores removed, skin
bright and clear, and every indication of
an improved condition of her whole sYs-
tenn. This is one, Of the many cases we
hear of, the wonderful results OF Helm
itsh's Queens Delight, EveryWhete.
North and South, wherever introduced,
it is spokeaR of in the highest terms OfhS n
Solomons' Bitters, an oAntidote to aa-
Iaria:" "prephfed by A. A. Solomonb e. Co.,
druoGists. Savannah. Ga. JIe Oy8c6i
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Just Received,

" Duponts Gunpowder Agency.
A FULL supply constantly on hand, of all
"A grades. ia Whole, Hall and Quarter, Kegs
and Canisters, for sale low to tho trade and
cussion CAPS, Gun Flints, &c., for sale low,
byt " YNGh@" ,J.& T. r. AGNRW.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 5.-Nich
erson HouSe-J. Wilhelm, Kentucky; Y.
J. P. Owens, Laurens, g. O.; =. L. G.
Clark, @. Huggins, Baltimore; d. B.
Hayward, wife, three children and two
servants, Charleston; H. D. Robertson,
Fairfield; J. FL. Gay, Augusta; H. 'B.
Moson, Flat Rock.
National Hotek-Wm. Tell Henderson,
Abbeville; e. N. Belt, Baltimore; G..
Riecke, Charleston; Z. Capers, Green.
Vile; E. V. Mobley, Edgefeld; w. Q.
NJ. Burley, Lexington; j. o. Meredith,
G. & O. i. r.; j. w. Walker. Baltimore;
w. Davis. Santuc, Union; B. F. Lyles,
Union; O. w. Guffin, Abbeyille.
Columbia Hotel.-D. 81. Chamberlain,
B. b. Nc Oreery, city; s. D. Darlington,
LsgEens; Mrs, 4, JHaipps, Mississippi; W.
Charleston; J.. Isn Gales. I'D, MoCor.
miokI Augusta; BE- Rraesh, MAws sy9gk; T.
Jordan, Winnsboro; As-S. Hin6aA, ME.
~; D.; Miss A. r! GiynpIe, Newbetfy
TJ:S; Wiley, Spartanburg; Alex. "McBee,
GroatAyille.
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Wanted,

To Contractors.
A a Meeting Of tho Mechanics Associa-
"A ton, it was resolved that, on and aftor
tho 18TH of this month, the Contractors will
be required to pay s2.0O for Second Glass
hands, and So so day for First Class hands,
for Carpenters and Bricklaycrs.
J.SNITH, President.
A. w. CUnrIs, Secretary. Nov45*
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To preserve and dress tbslbair abe
Lyons Kathairon.. !" O17t13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18
DIED.

HISS. Ou Thursday morning. December 10Th
instant. minutes past ii O'Clock, after
long and painful Illness, Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH
HISS. IN the eth Of her age, widow Of the late
II Arlington City. D. C., for the last thirty seven
years
The '. Iasiyrs AMI friend q the family are respect
fllN invited O. attend tn" funeral from her late
Afternoon, az - Her remains will he taken 10
GlcHvS ut+l 4 -m~tcTy for InteTment.
Farewell. nv children, we il meet once more,
Bur Mt upon life rhaugrful sea-
Twill D.. on the IlisSfUl, heavenly shore.
VIII Ere storm, wind ct tempest can nrN er b..
Brfrhr forms beckcn me 70 that land.
With last farewell ON the morn : ali,
leave all 20 lulu angel band,
And wdlt f'r your coming there.
W AGAIN W. hope 10 meet thee,
" u.Ii th. lay # lite u He'd,
Their in heaven with BOY 20 greet thee
Nhrrc utt farrve ell tear Il shed.
Ms. HORACE II. BRowEE.
>rnday papers please copy
TyAN~ Ou the 10Th instant, after long and
painful Iliu---- ia The 10th 81 her ag-- Mrs.
RACHEL ~ M Lr"y "a wife 81 Edwd Evans.
1T clock. from the residence Of her son i'll law.
Peter T4'raNUl'. N. SOL Sth street east. The
friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited To- attend.
GA>SAWAY. Ur the Eth instant. aftcr Iingrr-
Ing illness, j. MADISON GAS>AWAi, aged So
lis funeral will take place from his late resi-
Gsuce. lItH street. between g and II ~ clock to-
morrow afternoon
PURCELL. Ou Friday. the Eth instant, at two
CELL, eldest son Of tine Hon. VIM. h. Purcell, in
the 2l-t year Il his age
CHIPMAN December Eth. Judge GEO. CHIP
MAN. 81 Mridlehurv, VT, aged 20 years.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. &c.

One hundred and seven counties in Texas give
Davis, for Governor, majority of 1,128. Tie
counties TO hear from have an aggregate white
majority of 1000. The vote for Governor is 80
close that it will require an official count to
decide The COnServ atives claim majority In
the Legislature on joint ballot.
ApprebensiOns are extensively entertained
that in case of active war between the W inne
peg insurgents and the Canadians, the Indian
tribes wrii join in and not stop until the white
settlers IN all that part. of British America are
eNtermnated. and may even carry the way into
the III ed States.
Two Misses Add lyman. of Aurora, ILL.,. were
shot and severely wounded, Thursday evening,
by a spring gun attached To the front gate OF
Mr.. Samuel McCarty, of that place. The gun
was accidentally sprung by little brother of
McCarty will be arrested.
Thursday afternoon fire broke out in the
shOddy mill of Waterhouse Bros. at Passaic y
a., and in short time the mill was entirely
destroyed, the workmen barely escaping with
their lives The lost is estimated at 500 900; in
surance Sf5 600. About l2O hands are thrown
out Of employment.
Daniel Mcfarland was formally indicted in
New York yesterday for the murder of Albert
ID. Richardson richardson's brother YESTERDAY
applied for administration upon his estate. and
was refused on the ground that il belonged to
his wife or children
The NavaiOe Indians, Arizona are settling
down upon their reservation, and the govern
ment lately presented them with u 900 head of
sheep and goats. large number of Indians
are farming. The tribe numbers 1000.
George r. Dunning, charged with embezzling
about SD 600 while engaged in an official capac
ity in the sub-treasury, waived an examination
in New York yesterday, and was held to await
the action of the grand jury.
VIM II. Whimster. who figured prominently
in the draw back frauds. and who has been max
ing Canadian tour. has been induced to return
to New York and admitted to bail in SD 900.
The Kentucky Legislature have agreed to
memorabilia Congress for Naturalization for
bridges burned during the war by order of Gen.
Nelson.
Mr.. PeabOdy's remains will arrive at Port
land, Me. The fleet escOrting the body had not
sailed from England on yesterday.
Two men, charged with taking part in the as
sasSinatiOn of two volunteers, were executed
Thursday at Lagumillas, Cuba
An election for members of a Constitutional
Convention takes place in Tennessee to-day.
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GALE OF VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROP
- ERTI IN NORTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA
AND MISSISSIPPI.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

December "a, lsS9.
The L. s. MARINE HOSPITAL and GROUNDS
at yicksburg and hatcher, NJ issssippi; Wilmington
and 0cracoke, N. c.; and the L. s. Branch MINIS
and Ground at Charlotte N c., and Dahonsea Ga
will be offered for sale, at public auction. TCES
DAY, the llth proximO, at II NJ. by the following
officers of whom interested parties can obtain all
requisite information:
Marine Hospital at Vicksburg, Miss, 10y Collector of
Customs, Vicksburg
Marine Hospital at Natchez Miss, by Collector of
Customs, Nstchez.
Marine Hospital W imington, n. C., by Collector
of Customs, W Wilmington.
Marine Hospital at OcrscOke, ". c., by Collector OF
Customs, Beaufort, n. e.
Branch Mint at Charlotte, \. G.. by Collector OF
Internal Revenue, Salisbury, n. c..
Branch Mint at DahlOnega, Ca, by Collector OF In
ternal Revenue. Atlanta. Ga.
Terms of sale: One fifth cash; the balance m four
equal quarter yearly payments tthe nrst OF which
shall be made the 18th April next, with interest
from day Of sale until paid.
Any failure GU the part Of the purchaser TO make
the payments As above will inv olive the surrender Of
the property and the forfeiture 70 the Government
of the PAYMENTS already made.
All bsds no made subject to the approval OF tho
Recretary Of the Treasury; the Department. having
right to reject any all bids, il deemed to the
interest q: the Government TO do
cert tcate of sale and possession subject to the
foregoing conditions. will be given the successful
bidder upon the acceptance of his bid by the secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and the deed executed when
the last payment shall have been made
GEO. q. boutwell,,
de 6-2aw tall Secretary
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y
- b. virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court
-. Gerry cause No. l.t52, Equity Docket 9, John
g. White 81 al. vs. Edward Abuer ct al shall. at
the times designated below, proceed 10 sell public
auction the following Real Estate in said District
On MONDAY. the 9th of December. 4. u. IS6l. at
clock p, the premises Lots No. lnl. lJ2 l03,
and loi, in the subdivision Of Mount Pleasant. as
made by VIM. Z. Dole and John W. Wright. These
Lots 9TH street west. above Grant avenue. and
immediately in front Of Gen. Howard residence,
and are unimproved.'
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of December, A ID.
ls69, at clock m ON the premises Lot 4 in the
recorded sub division of Square as. This lot has
front Of 80 feet inches Boundary street, between
5th and 9th streets est, and is improved by small
Frame House.
On WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of December, A
D. lSta, AT clock p. m. the premises the east
y feet and the western third of Lot p in Square
These two parts Of Lot y street north, be
tween ist and 2d streets west One of them-tlat is.
the east u feet-is improved by a Weiss Beer Brew
cry, and the other-that is, the western Thirds inn
proved by two-story Brick Building, which adIons
the large Brick Lager Beer Brewery, on the south
east corner of street n"rh and 81 street west and
which is at present used as engine house.
Terms Of Sale: One third If the purchase money of
each Lot to be paid in cash, and the residue in
spectNely and II months from the day of sale, with
interest TO be secured 10y the bonds of the purchaser
or the whole may be paid in cash at the purchaser
option. A deed given when all the purchase money
l. paid. Stamps and conyeyancng al the purchaser
cost. SIS on each Lot TO be paid at the tall Of the
hammer W. Y. EENDALL, Trustee.
del3-td j. T. COLDWELL CO, Aucts.
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MARRIED.

CHANBEEI AIN-ISGERSOLL. At the resi-
ilsuc- 81 thu brides mother. 10y the R-v. Leanl-r
Chamber iaiii. 81 Chicago. Hon. D. II HAMBER-
LAIN. 81 south Carolina. TO Miss ALICE g IN
GER>t IL eldest daughter Of the late Hon. q. W
IugeTrcIi. 81 Bangor. Maine.
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Rf GREEN a WILLIAMS,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. S26, southeast corner of 18th Sni u streets
THE MACoMB MANSION FOB SALE.
SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
S0kNER OF lsTH AND STREETS NORTH.
xhkSL WARD, IN WARRINGTON. n. a.,
T HnNYMs AZ THE INCOME PRePERLr,
IMPROVEMENTS
Under and by virtue Of decree of the su-
is preme Court Of the District Of Columbia ia
bsncery sitting in q certain cause there pend
ing. entities Thomas r. Balch ct al vs. L. + w
bsicn ct al, No. T5s Equity Docket 9, passed on
tne Isth day on November, A. u. fSsg, the under
seheo AZ public auction, to the highest bid
ger on SAYCkDAY. the 18th day Of December isss,
az ia clock m. the following real estate 10 Wit
Lots and r. in Square No. l36 Consisting of o 80
sS1aIe ieet OF GTound, more or less, improved by
oommodicus md elegant three story Brick Mansi9n.
ahd situated on the corner OF 18th and streets north
IN nirst W ard OF W ashington city. ID. &.
1his property oders rare Inducements far inv at
ment IL .. situated IN the most Desirable mart Of
washington city, Is perfectly convenient Ia the
Government DEPARTMENTS; the neighbour ld /. being
improved by che erection of q number of first clsss
houses, and is in the immediate vicinity of the newly
lad out square hereafter 90 he besntihed.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance r~Spact-
deferred % be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser or purchasers, with interest and resery ed
lien on the property. All convey ancing and stamps
al the cost OF purchaser purchasers. 500 to be
paid when property is knocked of-nn premises
JAMES p. TCSrINl -.
w. &. BALCH. ( trustees
no S-dtd GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
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BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE.

DEPor QrARTERsAsTER's OPpIcE.
MAsHIN6IoN. ID. G.. Dec. Is, lse9.I
Mill he sold AT public auction. ON WEDNESDAY,.
22d inst. at II m on Efh street, between Pennsyi-
yania avenue and street, the following described
Building Material:
About "a 5cCypress shingles, good.
I. s.SIsO feet inch Boards.
DaD - l.< inch Boards
l2!U :. 3Nf0 J0ist-, ID TO l6 feet long
q 1890 Rafters, &C, Sx6 90 6x6, Is and % fest
A lot Of Window Frames, Sash l0xl6, Doors 6c
Terms: Cash.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
ID. q. THOMAS,
Capt. NJ. =. n, C. s. A.
dec 1857 Acting Depot Ouartermzstsr
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s2~They call Lynch law rude justice in Kan
SaS.
A. Brigham YOung'S missionaries have made
leo converts in Georgia
6-Libby Prison in Richmond is now a sumach
factory.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, southeast corner of 9Th and ID SITS.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING THE
NORTHERN MARKET, AT AUCTION.
IA On W EDN ESDAY, the 22d instant shall
E, sell. IN front Of the premises, clock ..
sAthe following valuable property, being part
OF the real estate of the late Rev u Ward,
Parts Of lots and 2, in Az having front Of
- feet north h. between 9TH and Sth streets west.
immediately opposite the Northern Market house,
with the improy enents. which consist of large
three story Brick House with cellar and two small
Brick Houses This property may be divided and
sold separate on day of sale.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in s, Il, and i
months the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale, aui
cured to the satisfaction Of the executors. All con
eyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser. 500 10
he paid down when the property i sold, and if the
terms not complied with in five days, the exec
utOrs the right TO resell the property at the
risk and of tie defauIting purchaser by adver-
Using the same three times IN the Evening Star.
J. L. WARD,
Y. B. WARD, Executors.
SAMUEL NORMENTA
del5-d [Repl GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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'HRUSTEEs SALE or 4 VALUABLE PRI-
Il NATE RESIDENCE ON 14rH STREET. Be
TMEEN STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS,

T. = CAIE Or y VAIL MILE fkl-
i NATE RESIDENCE ON lIrH STREET, BE-
TMEEN l. STREET AND MAssACHU SETS
AVENUE.
IA BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated the zth
E.H day of March, 4 ID. ls69 and recorded in Ib.r
SAI and II. No. Is, folio IS. one of the land rec
ords 81 ashington county, in the strict of Column
hia will sell a public auction, on WEDNESDAY.
the I'D day Of December, 4. ID. l>59, at clock D.
M. I'M front of the premises, the following desc ribef
real estate, situate i'm the city Of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia. TO Wit Lot lettered &C of Evans
subdivision IF original lot numbered twelve u in
square numbered two hundred and forty seven 2s7
a. plated and recorded ia book W. No \. folio IS
Of the Surveyor uffce 81 said city OF Washington D.
altogether with the improvements thereon consist
ing 81 threestOry Frame House, sanded front con-
tanning nine rooms and bath room and water cOs.st,
warm and Cold water, range and furnace: marble
mantels throughout the house. Lot Is Is feet By
about lis feet deep, 20 an alley.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale The de-
ferred payments TO be secured 20 the satisfaction OF
the Trustee. All convey ancing and stamps at ths
cost of the purchaser. SlD 90 be paid on the
day Of sale and IL the of the sale not com
piled NTH within five DAYS from the day of sale tbs
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the risk and
of the defauting purchaser, BY advertising one
week in some newspaper printed and published in
Washington, ID. &.
JAMES M LATTA, Trustee.
dell-td COOPER LATIMER, Auct'rs.
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MRS A. SOURIs. POTOMAC STREET.
Ivl Georgetown, pays good cash prices for CAST
OH CLOTHING. Any note b. mail promptly at
tended T. de Bfts 4
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METHODIST ETNIOS.-On the sd of NOyem-
Der two Commissions on Reunion met i'm PhiIa-
Gielphia-One. OF siN bishops and seven clergy
Church in the United States; the other. consist
ing of three bishops and three clergymen. repre-
scented the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. After ''a free and full conversation,
characterized on both sides by great frankness
and Christian courtesy, the terms OF reunion
into one church were drawn up, and subStan-
tally approved by both Commissions. But as
neither authorized TO act officially for the
church il represented, the matter was adjourn
eel until MAY, lS.2, when the two General Con-
terenCeS viii meet, one in New York and the
other ia BROOKLYN The white commission
GTs say. III the ChTJyttTH idrOc1ts: lit was con-
Ceded BY the Commission OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church that in case of
union being cOnsummated. their organizations
- the lesser body, would he absorbed into the
greater. thus losing its identity. To this they
Gld not object, provided proper assurances were
gwen that the cOlOred elements in the cOuSOlida-
ted body should be duly recognized In an the
departments Of the Church
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pYJ.B. WHEELER co. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON TWELFTH ST,
BETWEEN W AND BOUNDARY STREETS.
BY virtue 81 deed ~ trust dated the 9TH daT
Of August, l>5>. and duly recorded i'm Lber aud R.
No. 3. folio o94. Ac.. If the land records for
Washington county. ID q the Undersigned will sell,
on the premises. on Thu RSDAl. December I'D.
lo59, at cstck y. M. the sputh ten feet 81 Lot
numbered thirteen I3 and the north ten feet Of Lot
numbered twelve, tl2,D in subdivision of square
numl.er S2. said lot fronts - feet 18th street,
and runs back % feet T. u alley.
TeEsns: One-hat cash; the balance in six and
twelve months notes bearing interest. aud secured
10y deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancinS
and stamps al the cost IL purchaser. $50 down on
the day Of sale.
MICHAEL p. CALIAN. Trustee.
dcI3 J. b. WHEELER A 90 . Aucts