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GheGttteIliafnefr:
Mr.. Church, Convention.

While wa are aware that It Is none OF
our business what tho managers OF the
Liberal" movement in this State may
cboose to do, we cannot but think Mr.
MANAGER CnuRcH does hls1cause an inju-
~ not in this State alone but In Others
BY inviting the Democrats to join In bis
proposed Convention to form q GREELEY
electoral ticket. So far as concerns the
result in West Virginia it may make little
difference. The Democrats will not CO.
operate with Mr.. CHURCH unless their
National Convention tells them to; but
enough may attend the Convention to de-
,troy It's moral forccas q Republican gath
srlng; and whether they do or not, the call
proclaims an Invitation for COALITION
with the Democracy; and this gong
abroad all over tho country will break
down confidence and respect for the
movement among Republicans as one
within their own party lines. So long as
il was kept within their lines many gave
/, their sympatbies who will not for q
moment countenance this Kind Of a pro-
Dosition for fusion with the Democrats.
lfMr CHURCH thinks he is going to dis.
trsct the Democracy on their local poll
tics, by this means, we Judge the event
will prove him mistaken. lie is simply
rendering it impossible for Republicans
who have any disposition to correct and
purify their own party to Svmpathize,
much less cooperate, with the movement
Of which he assumes to be the head in
this State.
Why he has chosen to call his Con-
vention at Charleston, the most incon'
venient point in the State, "is one OF
those things" in the language OF DrS-
pREARY, (which no fellow can find out
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File at Grand Rapids, Mich.

GRAND RAPIDS, May s.-squire's Opera
House building, store and FIGURING mill
were burned at one o'clock this morning,
The Opera House building was occupied
by Marshalls European Hotel, the Opera
House, Riddles paint shop, Woodruf'G
drug store, Eaton & Co.'s bakery, Cords
grocery, and saloon. Loss, over $75,.
900.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, May S.-A St. Louis
railroad party left for home this morning.
They will stop day at Salt Lake, and
reach st. Louis on Tuesday morning.
Laura D. Fair has applied for change
ofvenue for her second trial.
The Olympia & Chehalis Railroad, to
ruin from the terminus OF the Northern
Pacific, or Gray's Harbor on the Pacific,
was incorporated yesterday.
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GERMANY.
William and Bismarck VIII Re-
create.

BERLIN, May s,-Emperor William will
soon 90 TO Ems to drink waters. Bis.
marck retires to his estate, and will ab.
stain from active participation in affairs
for several months.
The Provincial Correspondence reports
that the Pope declines to receive Prince
aohenloke as the ambassador from Ger
many, and pronounCes tho action of the
Holy Father as striking evidence ofhiS
want ofappreCiation Of German frlendll.
ness aud n disposition TO conciliate.
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VIZ neglected to correct, yesterday, the
report to which we gave currency Mon
LAY, concerning the sale of the Register
newspaper. The Register Of Tuesday
stated that no sale had transpired, and
We hear now that the negotiations are
broken of, Mr., BAKER having decided not
10 sell at oil.
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lSGERsoLI, May s.-The fire last night
destroyed nearly tho whole business part
OF this town. Two men were burned tc
death. The sufferers include the Niagara
District Bank, Chronicle office, Exchange
Hotel, and all the principal dry goods and
grocery stores. The loss is estimated at
100000.
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ANEW YORK dispatch in the Cincin.
nsti Enquirer reports BEN. WOOD as say
log that Mr.. GREELEY had informed him
tha, he would remain in the field, no mat.
ter who was nominated at Philadelphia;
but bis withdrawal was possible should
the Democratic National Convention
make an independent nomination.
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Pennsylvania Labor Reform Ticket.

WlLLlAMsPoRT, May S.-The Labor
Retormers completed their ticket this
morning with the exception Of the mem
bers Of tho Constitutional Convention by
the nomination Of J. q. Hopkins, Of
Allegheny and ]. W. Cade Northumber.
land for Congressman at large. The Con.
vention then adjourned.
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Secretary Boutwell, Contradicts n
Rumor.

WASHINGTON, May ys.-Secretary Bout.
well to-day In conversation set at rest
the rumors about his reslgning as secrc'
tary Of the Treasury, saying he has nc
such intention; and further, that he has
no aspirations Tor the presidency, but will
support Grant for reelection,
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TnE venerable WM. LAzIER, Of Nor.
Santowu, died at his home there on the
lst Instant. He was in his 74th year. lie
was amember Of Gov. PEIRPoIST's cOun.
ell, under tue Restored Government.
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QUEESsTowN, May s-Arrlved steam.
shipt Italy from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, May s.-Arriyed steam.
ship Hermann from New York.
New YoRK, May S.-Arrtved St, Har.
monia from Hamburg.
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Archibald Calhoune, q well.known
contractor of New Orleans was killed by
the falling OF tree on the jackson Rail.
road Tuesday afternoon.
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The RtstlieAe ToLksbtdtt, of St, Louis
the German organ OF northwest Missouri
came out yesterday strongly In opposition
to Greeley.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Hendricks.--Sale OF the SentlneIs..
Judge Davis.

INDIANAPOLIS, May SIT Is authori.
tatively announced today that Senator
Hendricks Is not committed 10 the sup
port OF the Cincinnati nominees, but will
be governed by the action Of the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
A contract for the sale Of the daily
Sentinel to s. G. Matthews, OF the New
Albany Ledger, was closed to-day.
Judge Davis passed through this city,
to-day, en- route west. He talked at the
depot with a number Of leading Demo.
cratic politicians
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road, above wheelIDg's subscription, will

road, above WheeIing's subscription, will
be raised and paldH
How much Is the estimated total cost oI
the proposed railroad, how much Of that
sum has been subscribed along the line Of
said road, and upon which end Of the road
Is Wheeling's money to be expended?
Where will the road enter Wheeling,
where viii the depot be, by what ROUTE,
FROM THE EASTERN END OF THE BRIDGE
WILL THE DEPOT BE REACHED, and why
Is the road not obligated by tho hill to
erect the shops in Wheeling?
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-Four stores were destroyed by FIRE at
Salem, Ala, yesterday morning. Loss
so, 600; partially insured.
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intolllsencor.

(By the Western Union Line.
Oh co Northwest cor. of Main and Monrce sts.l
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Cuban Sugar Crop.

HAVANA, May s.-Thc reports Of the
condition of the sugar crop received from
various parts Of the island continue favor.
able. 1t Is now thought that the yield
will be much larger than at first expected.
~. ,J....J D..-,.l- -
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For Additional Dispatches zee Fourth PG4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06

MA buZz-saw jumped out OF an Iowa mill
recently and ran half mile without stopping
20 take breath.
HVA Memphis paper regretfully remarks
mar not newspaper man was burned up in the
Boston IRE.
~ A ST Louis lawyer cured HIMSELF of the
ielirium t-emeTs by taking 30 grams Of chic
raj within 81 hours.
Sln Kansas a divorce was granted and the
lady Unmarried TO "a confused and blushing
YOUTH IN the brief space of twelve minutes.
eTAt H0bokeB, Mass, ladies are employed
As botel clerks, and the newspapers thetesbOuts
call the change GLORIOUS consolation"
81 hiei-,Justice Mcclure, of Arkansas.
when not clothed in his judicial ermine. is bet
ter known as Poker Jack.'-CiacinHdi Com o.
-neTciCI.
~Thst wicked Baltimore has what is called
an "Intdel Sunday School," and really enjoys
II. Ii will be in order to lay her msnssrds low
neNt.-BoStOR P0st.
~SeyeTal New York church authorities
have refused 10 allow their sanctuaries 10 be
used for weddings unless cards of admission are
issued.
~"Weii, we've got her boxed up, was the
pathetic exclamation ola grief stricken husband
in LenoN, lately, as he turned away from his
epcoffined wife.
"The National Methodist convention in
Detroit last week, after debate, resolved I'll at
immoral or worldly species OF amusements
should be heartily discouraged.
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DI I'D.

ALpBICu. In this city December %, Mrs. CAB
Blk L.. LII RICH.
BARNES. At the re,idercs Of her son in law
4 enry Poisnhorn. 2422 Pennsy lyania ayenua
above the Circle. Mrs HANNAH BARNES. aged
IS years, relct OF .nuel Barnes. late of Alexan-
cris,Na " here she resided for the lest ~ years.
Her funei 81 will take place, above, Saturday
afternoon next, at 10 O'Clock. Her friends and
those Of Ine family are respectfully invited. Be-
mains 10 lie inferred IN Oak Hill cemstery.
CALLOW. At the residence of her parents,
l1O6 PenDsyiva nis avenue. the sth instant,
HATTY l.. CALLOW aged years and mouths
Her funeral will take place from the above resi-.
dsrce. taturdsS evening at O'Clock. Friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend. ="
CRAY suddenly, on the 5h inst, at Ga O'Clock
.. m, WILLIE &, only son of e y. and n II
GRAY, aged years, 10 months and 10 days.
Funeral from his fathers residence. 2004 y ct
n. W on sunday afternoon, December sth, at 5
NICHOLSON. At Annapolis, Md, on December
9Th, Mrs ELIZA ANN NICHOLSON, wife of the
late Col Joseph ii Nicholson, and eldest daughter
of the late Peter Hsgner, esq, Of Washington, ID.
sKSIoR. On the 9Th instant, at her parents re-.
icence, kh MA beloved ds ghter OF Thomas Il.
and Hannah ID. Senior, az 5 years and 10 days.
WATER-. Suddenly, December 9Th, at the resi-
dence Of her brother, David 8 " aters, No. 1861 b
ct. northwest, Miss MARY 3. WATERS.
The funeral viii take place Sunday, at o'clock p.
n, frym the above named residence. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend
WALLACE. December 5th, at the residence OF
his son. OR. Wallace THOMAS WALLACE, in
the sSth yesr OF his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend bis funeral, FRIDAY next, at o m, from
the residence of DR.. Wallace, No. l04 Indiana
avenue. 81
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionesr,
u No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and Mt

T T&fS$y H 81 TTS9SfEkIfESS sfSSEiS fHk
Of GoLGMBiA., lying 6PP PG II 'h TH I
Gf6RGET6MN SALE o 70 Ta akkfA Pfi AdB?SF
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS AUCTION ROOMS,
STREETS. wASHISGToNS CRY. ND len LII
Court 81 ibs pl.iIi;t q Columbia, in eSai.y cause
he S : n
q Sn nrs in S as e
Der, A. d. 1872, at O'Clock m, all those quarry
and Canal
two miles above Georgetown, in the District of Co
$50 perches in length, and containing g acres more
And also, at the same time and place, and in con.
nection therewith We will sell all the unquarried
stone, with the perpetual light to quarry the same
Company 8 condemn ~ ION. lying Immediately West
o and sdJoinir the above, together with certain
said canal Tor purposes Of transportation. more
full and particular description Of ell which will An
rear by reference to the proceedings in above en-
We cali the attention of capitalists and others to
ty Of Blue Stone and which 10 near navigation, easy
Of transportation to the market.
The St De foundations Of the United States CAPT.
tol, Washington Monument. and other public build
iDes are laid Of this Stone The AQueduct Bridge
Chapel, and other churches are built Of the ston
from these Quarries.
plat OF the Quarries can be seen at Green vii
Hams auction ICONS, corner Of 10th aud streets
northwest, where any Information can be obtained.
Any person can examine the Quarries by taking
the canal road the road leading ON CT orge
town TO the Chain bridge.
Terms Of sale: One-sixth cash, and the balance in
thirty equal monthly PAYMENTS with interest the
rate oil ten per centum ser annum from day of SALE
with security to the satisfaction Of the Receivers
and lein retained On the properly sold: the pur
chase money can be paid in cash or lpnn shorter
time than as aforesaid, at same rate OF interest A
deposit Of $500 will be required of the purchaser at
time of sale. AL eonveysDcing and stamps at eosf
Of purchaser. Plats OF the property will be ex-
hibited 1T the time OF sale
TEI m j Sif 5SANESsElLiE, Receivers.
noS0 dads GbEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

pr LATIMER OLEARI.
- Aucttoneers and Real Estate Hrssers,
South west of Penna. ayeuue snd llth street
Star once Buildings.
CHANCERY sALEo VALUABLE BcILDING
PkkIf ERoNTIsG oS IANDK, BErwEEN
fVN M ANp-A- HALF AND SIXTH STREETS,
- BY virtue OF ssecree Of the Supreme Court
49, OF the Dist let OF Colombia, passed IN Chsn-
SATURDAY, the sch day Of November, is!s. on
the premises, 81 clock .. N, sher for safe at
PUBLIC auction Lots Z s, D. and "a Ia Square 4as In
Lots seven and eight have been subd1vited into
I'VE lots earh having front OF twenty feet south
street, between "a ard 9th streets, and running
back with tbs. width lC7 feet inches to S0-foot
alley and are all untnproye1-
Lots twenty aud twenty cue have been subiiy ideS
into four is thr of them having front OF twenty
feet en- south street, between "a snd sth SITS and
running back With that width lo2 feet and inches
10 q s-fcot alley and are unimprOge ed.
De remaining lot eas front OF forty feet on south
j street, between the same so streeus. and RUS
tsck with that width lo2 feet inches TO the came
alley, aud Is improved by stws story trsae house,
with back building.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash,
and the residue in three eqasl iDstslmsnts, re
spectsely six, twelve aud ghtseU mont rs from day
OF sale, with interest n tea per centum per suuum.
secured By he purchasers note and deed OF n
or the whole in cash. 81 the purchasers option.
d, &C given he final rstic alton of sale Convey
ancing at purchasers cost. A deposit Of $50 on
each lot on day Of sale.
KEGINALD FEEDALL. Trustee.
no9 dts LATiMER CbEARY, Aucss.
~ TIE ABOVE sALE l. POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December 9Th, 1872, same hour And
noS0ddds LATIMER { CLEARLY, Aucts.
kepl
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mon on the duty of wives, said: "I see in this
congregation a woman who his been guilty of
disobedience to her husband, and in order to
point her out, L will ming my breviary at her
mead" He lifted his book, and every female
head instantly ducked
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~ No. ITO.
NOTICE OF PosTP0EEMENT0 SALES OF

TIbLIC IhN Do IN MINI ESUTA.
Notice lie hereby given that the Presideat Of the
United States, by executive order dated August "a
lS72 has directed that the GALES of lands Minne-
III, be postponed until the following dates at the
several land Offices to wit:
Ar ST. CLoUD, commencing MONDAY, December
10, 1877
At TAyLoR's FALLS, commencing MONDAY,
December % 1872.
At DIT LuIH, commencing MONDAY, December
80, 1917.
And the President has also directed that so much
of said proclamation, No. III, relates 20 sales of
Lar DIS in the ALEXANDRIA land district be revoked
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this twenty eighth day Of August, A. d. lS3
By order Of the President:
WILLIS DRUMMOND,
sep6-lawtds Commissioner General Land ONCE
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A LITTLE BOY in Detroit the other day gave a
ittle rap on bis little Or um, and farmers team
got up a little runaway, and made a little bill
With the wagonmaker. The farmer cot a
thump on his head. his boy was severely bruised
and the Little boy went of to beat his drum else
where,
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THERE Is A LITTLE BOY in Macon who can
stand on the sole of his head twenty minutes
without MS liver turning over. This Is because
he shot his grandmother in the LEFT spectacle
with an Alabama sling. His father sailed hi
down 20 that he can't take his ease in the usual
direction, and he gets up on his head to rest
liuaelf
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nY GEEEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS

~
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS in SQUARE No: 2Os, NEAR PRESENT
bTATE DEPARTMENT.
E4 b. 1872, and duly recorded in li6er 10. s3i,
!tolios ls9, &c, Of the land records for w ash d.
ington county, ID. e., and by the direction of the
party secured thereby will SELL at public auction,
10 ., trent Of the premises, at Al O'Clock m, on
TUESDAY, the 30 day of December, A. d. ls72
Lots Nos "a 49, 20. ~ 49, 70, So 81, So 49, 81 S. SIS
81 50. s., go o. 92, 90, 9i and 95 in Riggs Plant
recorded Subdivision of square numbered two hun
dred and eight 3s), in the city of Washington to-
sether with gil the i'm provenents thereon.
This sale will be made subject 10 prior encum-
brance, OF which Q statement will be made at SALE
Terms OF sale: One third In cash, Of which $50
must be paid each lot at the time Of SALE the
ferred pay mepts be- made in and IL months after
day Of sale, with interest the ton per cent
per apnun and secured by deed OF TO the sat
isfaction Of the trustee Terms to be fully complied
with within six days after SALE otherwise the trus
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
rick and cost OF the first purchaser AL convey
ing At the cost Of the purchases
novI9eo&cs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
By order of the Trustee
as GREBN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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Star Omce Building.
REAL Estate ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
S STRs bET We SIXTH AND SEVENTH
IA By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date
f" on the Slst day Of July, A. D ISL and duly
2rscorded in liber No ga, folIo 34l ct seq, o.
the land records Of this district and by direction Of
the treasurer of the South Washington Building
premises, on MONDAY, the 33d day OF December
next, at clock m. all that certain piece or
parcel OF grouId in this city AID District and nown
and described as being part Of lot numbered thirty
nine, t39,) OF LIT mue Lees subdivision Of original
lot numbered six, TO- in square numbered eight
hundred and seventy three (o73) beginning for
the same on Pennsylyanis avenue at the southwest
corner OF said original lot six, l6,l and running
tlsl feet thence at right angles to
said averue eighty (SlJ feet and four and quarter
go fnches theGce due west to alley ten feet
wide; thence along said alley (l0 feet and ten
and quarter iCches thence parallel with said ave.
hue about weny eight feet 10 the northwest corner
OF original lot number hve and thence by and with
the east lire OF original lot six 6 in said square, TO
the place of beginning, together with the improve.
ments thereon, consisting Of fine Substantial and
well built three story Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, Of which 500
must be cepo iited at the time OF sale the balance in
O. H. and Is months, with interest, to be secured on
with in five days from the sale the Trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost of
All convey ancine at purchasers cost
WILLIAM A. EENWtCk,( r...oa.
WILLIAMT. WALKER, Irustees'
DE- 2aw3v Sds LATtMER & CLKAkY, Aucts.
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RY GBEEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID lOO1 northwest corner Of 10Th and d SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON STREET NORTH. BE.
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON j STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIKsT
- By virtue q deed Of trust to the under
Sd signed, dated September n, 1871, aud duly
corded In Liber LpmbsIed 65o, folio 20, one Of
the land records OF Washington county, IN the Dis
tict Of Columbia the subscribers, as trustees win
prtmises, to the highest bidder, on To ESDAY the
10th day Of December, l672, at 4 O'Clock D. m all
those pieces or parcels of groGnd aud premises
known and cistin guished tbs plat or plan of the
city Of " ashingtop, in said District, Lots one
hundred and seven, (lN,l o9e hundred ana eight,
(l0S,) one hundred and inc (l09, ore hundred and
ten, lllo,) and one hundred and eleven (l OF ID.
y. Gilbert's sobdiyieon Of Square number six hun
dred and seventy five, 675,D said subdvisio is
recorded IN the tfce Of the surveyor of said city,
with tbs buildings and i'm enents thereon con-
ssing Of i've three story and attic Brick Buildings
nearly completed. The sale to commence with the
west house, and each house to be sold separately,
unt the snount Of the debt for which the properly
lie solo is realized.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money ct
each house TO be paid in cash, and the remainder in
equal miscellaneous of xix, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest thereon at the rates Of ten
per ceDtum be secured to the satisfactsn of the
trustees. All onyeyanciDg 70 be ut the cost of the
purchaser and de post Of $500 viii be required
each house At the time q purchase.
RICHARD WALLACH,{ Arosteos.
no27 -eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN \ WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers,
" No. l0Ol NorthM est corner Of 10th AID . "

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rRcPERTY FRONTING ON FRANKLIN ST.,
BE1NEkN 3TH ST AND NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, At AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed Of truat, dated pril 18th,
b. A. ID lS72, and duly recorded IN Liber No. eS5,
- folio us, &c. of the land records for Washing
ton county, l. c., and By direction OF the party
secured thereby, re will sell ct public auction, in
front Of the premises, at o'clock D. m. en- TUES
DAY, the ID day Of December, a. u. 1879, ali that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situated. lying
Columbus, and designated ard ka AS lot num-
tered Binety-:hree, 1879 In square numbered five
hundred and ten $40 having Il feet inches trout
running back SIS feet to lO-fOot alley, contaiaing
fourteen buCdred and che and one-u Qarter Il 4Dl1l
feet, more lees. with the improvements thereon,
c0nsis ting Of Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance in and l2
months, secured by deed of trust GA the property,
and notes bearing interest from the day of sale SlOo
down " hen the property Is struck off All convey
aICDR a. purchasers cost If the terms of sale are
not complied with within five tags from the day of
sale, the Trustees reserve the ght to resell the
property the risk and OF the defaulting pur
chaser. JOSEPH ii. H0LLIDGE,l 80.
ISAAC :. HOLLIpGE, ( trustees.
nc22 dads GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uu-
I'll TUESDAY, the 10Th instant, same hour and
place, by order of the Trustees.
di GREEN q WILLIAMS, kucts
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AN ABsU ED MAN out I'm st. Louis is contesting
an election. All the Judges did was to keep
open the polls half an hour beyond time, smash
OF the top of she boxes, take 'em home with
them: keep EN- one night, and make their count
IN rum hole the next morning, and vet this
son OF discomfort persists in making believe it
wasn't fair. There are some men too pernic-
ketty for anythingl