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FOREIGN.
A Revolution In Porto Rico.
She Gets up a Republic cIndependentO of
SDain,

She Gets up q Republic independents of
Spain.
KEY WEST, FLA, April 14-HerGld
Special.-The troops in Porto Rico have re-
volted in favor of a Republic. Much con-
fusion has resulted. The crews of two
American vessels in port have disembarked
to restore order. Aid has been asked for
from Havana, and two war vessels are
about to leave that city.
O'KeIfey Safe.
NEW YORK, April 14.-The Heralds
Havana correspondent says O'Kelley's case
hss been taken charge of by the British
Consul Dunlap, and there is no immediate
danger. The rumors of O'Kelley's death
are false.
The OctOgennarian Recovering.
NEW YORK, April 14.-A cable dispatch
to the New York Freenldr's Journal, re-
caived this morning in answer to telegram
of inquiry, denies that the Pope is danger
ouslY ill. He has had q severe attack Of
lumbago aud been confined to his bed, but
is rapidly recovering.
ROME, April 14.-The condition Of the
Pope has so far improved that His Holiness
was able to-day TO give audiences to several
visitors.
Victor Emmanuel's SOn.in.LsW.
PARIS, April 14.--Prince Napoleon has
addressed letter TO his constituents in
Corsica protesting against his expulsion
from France. He says: "The Nspoleons
have twice been the Saviours of France.
The name can never be banished from the
hearts of the people. 1t is prescribed 10
cause it is feared"
The CarIist Repulse.
PARIS, April IA dispatch from Per-
piguan says the CaI1ist force which attacked
Pingcerdo is in critical position.
MADRID, April 14.-The Csrlist chieftsin
Saballs, has forbidden the publication of
newspapers in the town of Ripall.
The New York Herd Bsmed.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 14.-The Jour
nal de st. Petersburg says there is no
truth in the report That American corre-
spondents will be allowed to accompany
the expedition against Khiva.
The Australian Wheat Crop.
LONDON, April I4.-Advces from Ade-
laide say the wheat crop of South Australia
is satisfactory. 10000 tons will be availa-
biz for export.
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FREIGHTS.
Reduced Tariff to the Interior.

New YORK, April 14.-Trunk lines to
the West yesterday adopted new tariff of
freight rates to the West and Southwest.
There is decided reduction varying from
10 10 25 per cent; the average reduction IS
about 16 per cent. The Erie and New
York Central Companies have made great
er preparations than ever before for the
shipment of freight by the lakes. The Erie
will have feet of so propellers plying be-
tween Buffalo, Chicago and intermediate
ports. The New York Central also has a
large feet of prepellers, and the latter Com
pany intend to establish a new line OF
steamers from Buffalo to Duluth, on Lake
Superior, running in connection with the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The following
are the new rates per 100 pounds from this
city to some of the most important points:
Cincinnati First class 80 cents, second
class 83, third class 20, fourth class 30, fifth
class, special, Al.
Indianapolis-95 "a. II, 81, 43, special.
Jeff9rsonville-1O6, 95, 70, ga, As, special.
Chicago-100, 80, 70, 90, 45, special.
Omaha-175, 155, 130, ITO, |5, special.
st. Louis-129, 1l6, 81, 10, 81, special.
Memphis-162, 146, 120, 95, IA, special.
Nashville-137, 123, 103, "a, "a, special .
Itsis understood that the National Dis
patch Co. aud other liues are slso prepar-
ing new schedule. They have been run
ming in opposition to the Trunk Lines ever
since navigation closed, and it is under
stood they will continue to do So.
THE Associated Press is indebted for the
above information to the New York Tri-
blme.
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CHICOPEE.

Cotton Mills Burned-4.5OO Bales of
Cotton COnsumed-EOss S75O,OOO-
500 Men Thrown out OF Employment,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April 14.-Mills
Nos. and of the Delight Manufacturing
Co. at Chicopee, were destroyed by fire to-
night. The mills were devoted to the
manufacture of cotton sheetings and cotton
flannels, and contained $500 bales
of cotton, which were destroyed, as
was also one stockhouse and three
lumber sheds. The total loss will not
fall short of three quarters of million dol
lars, fully covered by insurance in Boston
agencies. Eight hundred people are thrown
out of employment. The fire was occa-
stoned by the accidental overturning of
lamD
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NEW YORK.
The Grand Jury Investigating Wall
Street.

The Grand Jury Investigating Wall
Street.
NEW YORK, April 14.-The Grand Jury
took testimony to-day in regard to money
dealers in Wall street. A large number Of
brokers were present. Up to noon MIR.
Postding WIS the only witness examined,
and although subject to searching cross
examination, nothing was elected of the
slightest importance touching the question
under investigation.
severe Sentence of q Small offender.
Recorder Hackett to-day sentenced Mich
ael Mahoney alias Michael Donovan, to
twenty years in the States prison for steal
ing a wallet containing $50 from a passen-
ger On street car.
Rotten Boilers.
The boiler of the Staten Island ferry boat
Westfeld, forced two rivets this morning.
The escaping steam caused great commol-
ton among the passengers, and in the rush
20 the stern of the boat m3ny were knock
ed down and badly bruised. The Westfeld
is the boat that exploded two years ago,
causing the death OF over a hundred pas
sengers.
As Great q Mystery as Ever.
Mrs. Lucstta Myers was finally discharged
from custody to-day, and the Goodrich case
remains as great a mystery as ever.
Tweed's Opponent for State Senator
ALBANY, n. Y, April 14.-J. O'DonO-
van Rosa has written letter to the Presi
dent of the Senate claiming the seat made
vacant by The resignation of Tweed. The
communication was referred to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
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ADINNER was given in Washington on
the 1Ith inst, at which Congressmen rep'e-
senting six different States were present. A
toast nominating Speaker Blaine for the
Presidency 10 1876, was rapturously ap-
plauded, snd responded to by all The Con-
gressmen present in a manner which show
ed that their sentiment united in this direc-
ton.
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IL the Chinese cannot be complimented
upon their progress in abstract seience,
their applications of common sense are in
many cases very ingenious. In Pekin the
doves, Of which there are great numbers,
are protected from the ravages of the vul-
lures by attaching bamboo whistles 10 their
tails. The noise made when the bid flies
through the air frightens away the vultures
from their prey.
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CAKES AMES.

Uncle Sam Sues Him for 100000.
BOSTON, April 14.-Suit has been insti-
tuted in the United States Court against
Oakes Ames for 100000, the trial to take
place in May. The suit grows out of GER
tain transactions at New Orleans during
the war, for which the government OBJ
tanned judgment against 0. s. Mansfield
and others, and now sues Ames for the
amount, alleging that he was partner
with Mansfiald
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st. Louis has outstripped large manu-
featuring cities like Brooklyn, Manchester,
Birmingham, Marseilles, ETC., and am in
clined to think that cities in the United
States WHEN favored by eligible locations,
assisted by railroads and directed by energy
can grow rapidly without being manufac-
turing centres. Think ye of this. Many
persons from the East and the South are
coming here, and countless young men are
applying for situations. / am surprised to
find so many Tennesseeans in st. Louis
which is attracting too many of our best
citizens. Believe me,
-MoHEGAN.
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SNOW STORM.
The worst of the Winter.

OMAHA, Aril 15.-The most severe snow
storm of the season is prevailing between
Fremont, NeO., and Cheyenne, Wyoming.
1t commenced at Cheyenne yesterday morn
ing, travelled eastward slowly, reached the
North Platte last night, and Grand Island
early this morning, AMI continues there yet
with unsbated fury. The snow has drifted
four or five feet In depth, and mans life
is not safe outside of shelter. The trsins
are laid up waiting for the storm to abate.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., April 14.-Mrs.
johnson, wife of the keeper Of the Cape
Roman Light House, was found in her bed
last night with her throat cut from ear to
ear, and razor and revolver by her side.
A large sum of money which the deceased
had recently drawn from the bank is miss
ing.
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CIuciuuati,s Farmer school,

CINCINNATI, o., April 14.-The election
of directors of the Farmers College, Col
lege Hill, to-day, by the holders of paid in
endowment scholarships, resulted in the
defeat OF the party who, to liquidate its OBJ
legations, wanted to close the college, sell
out, and return the endowments to the
donors. Much and warm feeling was
shown at the election.
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Cleaning rOuta Village.

PATTERSON, n. j., April 14-A gang Of
burglars made raid on Passsic Village last
night, and after robbing number of stores
and houses, set fire to stable. The citi-
zeus turned out and secured one thief,
aged eighteen.
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MEMPHIS.
Supposed Arrest of the Assassin of
Gen. Hindman.
Enr,y Developments Promised.

EHfIy DeNbEOPHeHts EEOHIsoUs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 14-Last Satur-
day man named Vaughn, with half doz-
zen aliases, was arrested by Chief of the
Police Athey on suspicion of being the
man who assassinated Gen. Thos. q. Hind
man, of Helena, Ark, four years since,
while sitting near the fire surrounded by
his family. The police are very reticent
in regard to the matter, but it is stated the
arrest of Vaughn is based op letters written
by him, stating that he was hired TO do the
deed by parties whose object was TO avenge
the ruin of young lady by Hindman.
Other parties Il is said will also be arrested,
and the whole matter given to the public in
a few days.
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A negro was put upon the stand as
witness, and the Judge inquired if he un-
derstood the nature an oath. "For cert
ing, boss,i' said the citizen; 'tif I swear to .
lie Imust stick to him u
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oturderous Trouphtlessness.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April l4.-Satnrday
night II. T.. Gauu, editor of. the Sentinel,
Warren. i.SGOis, acciden.ly shot and dap
perously woCn&ad his wife while careiessly
handling a Gun $hougLt to be unlosded.
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TENNESSEE Bonds closed in New York
last evening at 70 for the old issues and 49,
for The new.
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CoTroN is dull in New York at 19sc
for middling Orleans, according to our tel
egraph cypher.
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Hon. LUTHER NJ. KENNETT, who repre-
sented St. Louis in Congress from 1855 to
1857, and was three times Mayor Of the
city, died in Paris on the 18th inst.
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Union aud Smerifau.

GOLD opaned in New York yesterday at
11Ss, and advanced to 1185, closing, how
ever, at 1lSs61l84.
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NEW YORK, April 14.-The HeratdS
Havana correspondent says O'Kelley's case
has been taken charge of by the British
Consul Dunlap, ard there is no immediate
danger. The rumors of O'Kelley's death
faIe
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COLE. In Oakland, California. October "a, AFTER
prot acted illness, FREDERICK, youngest son Of
Hon Cornelius and Olive c. Dole, aged years and
DosIER. AT the residence Of Mr. Hilysra
Burke, li35 10th street, Mrs, CAThERISE be-
ios o,e iS a. M Tuesday. 18th inst, after liz
tHde. s ""''' Hi'H '"' O0's WIN Onfi''iAh '"r''
All, tell me not Of gold and treasure,
OF pomp and beauty here on earth;
OF ali the world Displays for worth T iie''
Each heart will love and seek its own,
My goal 10 Christ, and Chrisl alone.
The funeral will take place from the lsth street
lust IBsiiinOre and Phiis papers please COP,
FANNY CARTER, native Of Maryland, at the ID
The funeral win take place from her late resi-
Th1Tsday i6th inst. Relatives and friends are 10,
AEk e. s s. nsd; fss5Rs So e. 4
year OF Der age.
residence, 334 g street northwest. ~
MANN. On the lfh instant, at lO1E O'Clock .. m,
and Catherine Mann, aged years, 8 months and Il
The friends and acqEaintances are respectfully in
vittd 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, 81 5th street southwest, at clock IN
Thursday, 10th. New York papers please copy.l
MALONE. At l:SO a. m, Wednesday, October ls,
after q brief illness, DANIEL MALONE, In the
Funeral from his late residence, street north
west. On Friday, at $50 .. m.
PoTr. On october l4th, sUsANNAH PorE,
aged Is years.
Weep not for her, though death has set
His signet on her now,
And though the dew Of death has wet
That pure and snowy brow.
It's better thus TO her lie
In calm, unbroken ret,
Than hear her breathe that troubled sigh.
And mark her hesving breast.
Afection's hand will sirew with flowers
The spot that marks her rest;
AID hallowed still Will be those hours,
Her gentle presence Olest.
The funeral viii take place to morrow Thursday
afternoon, at clock, from her mother denoe,
on ct, Between 18Th and Isl. The friends Of tho
family are respectfully Invited TO attend.
TENLf. Born January 18th, ls2b; died 0ctoser
18th, ISIS, JOHN 7. TENLY.
The fuseral will take place on Thursday, 10th, af
So'ciock .. m, from HE late residence, 2222 18Th
street, near Boundary. Friends and scauaintances
are invited.
wOoDEHD. In this city on the morning Of In,
18th instant, WIN. Il WO0DEED, for nerly al
Portsmouth, Va, aged 20 years.
The funeral Will take place to-uorrow afternoon
a O'Clock from Mckendree Chapel. Friends o.
the family are respectfully invited 20 attend Nor
iolk add Portsmouth, Va, papers please cOpy 4
WERNER, On the morning OF October 18th, IA
COB 1kRkkR aged a. years and months,
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock, Thursday
eHtrom bis late resdence on North Capitol street.
near Boundary. The friends Of the family re-
spectfully invited 20 attend. H.
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8. MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ OF fieri facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia. and 70 me directed, will sell, q pub.
said District, on M0kDAY, the 81 h day Of Octo
Der, 1873, at ~ o'clock m, ell defendant. right,
inches Of Lot No Is. and the east II feet ia inches
Of Lot 70. n Of g. Y. Cochrans and others subdi-
vision OF No. U4 In the city of Washington,
d. o., together with alt and singular the improve
ments thereof seised and levied upon q the prop
isfS execrtion No 8,69s in favor OF N. A. Munson,
oc 6-dts o. 3. Marshal OF ID. q.
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GOOD LITTLE BOY in st. Albans told his
big brother that If he would put his toe upon the
chair he would cut il of. His big brother
laughiagly complied, when the little fellow de-
hbeT ately chopped IL of with a Ratchet. The
good little boy couldn't tell = lie. and will prob
ably have his head put on postage stamps q
hundred years hence.
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by B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
No. 529 7th street, between and III,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
BAok BulLpISG, On THE WEST SIDE on

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
BACK BUILDING, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
sT up sTk1ET, BETWEEN AND Q Sis.
= By virtue Of deed OF trust to us, dated August
q 9th, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No IA,
folio SO ct seq, Of the land records Of the
District Of Coumbia and at the request Of the party
holdin the note thereby secured we will cell al rub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY NO
veHber ISIS, at O'Clock D. M ali thar CERT Ain
piece or aIcel Of ground lying in Washington city
q. Lot 81, In W htnsy and Warmers recorded sub
AVE- 20 ontins feet 81 inches 9th street, by
depth OF lp feet TO an alley, with the prove
ments thereon This property is sold subject TO two
deeds OF trust one dated November l. 1871 TO secure
5000, on which there Is due month"; Interest, at
~ per cent per annum, and the other dated Sovem-
Der sh, lSl, on which 500 remains unpaid; or In
other words, the property Is sod subject to in
dsptsdness OF S4so, which is to be assumed by the
Terms Of sale: One,third the amount of purchase
IN cath and the balance in and u months, with
ten per cent. Interest, 70 be secured By deed OF
trust on the property Sl0o down the day Of sale.
All convey sncfng at the cost Of the purchaser. In
case the terms Of sale are not complied with In ve
days aer sale the Trustees reserve the right 20
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the defsut
ing purchaser, after ye days advertisement In the
q. W. sTICKHBY, L.
octll-eo&ds 1T CoLDWELL, salesman.
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RHODE ISLAND STATUARY.-The granite
statue for the National cemetery Is fast ap-
preaching completion at Westerly, X. I. This
colossal representation of an American soldier
will be put on its feet about the first of Janu-
airy. The statue is made OF two blocks OF gran
lite, and when up will stand twenty-one feet
high; thickness across the shoulders, five feet
two inches; feet, thirty-six inches long; hands,
twelve inches wide; fingers, fifteen inches long
moustaohe, thirteen inches long, &c.
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r1,BIe rs TO GIVE NOTICE, Tbat the ,nb..rt.

v1,HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr1.
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term letter.
testamentary on the personal estate Of THOS.
N. ADAMS, late Of Washington County, d.
O., deceased. All persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on OF
before the th day Of September next. they may 9TH
erwise by Law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under nv hand, this 3Uth day OF Sep
temnsr, las. WILLIAM n. COOPER,
9ct1thSt Executor.
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MosT REvoLTING SPECTACLE
children, attracted TO a shanty in Davenport,
Iowa, by terrible smell proceeding from it,
pushed open the door and beheld the revolving
spectacle OF drunken man hugging the dead
and decompOsing body of a woman, which was
lying on filthy bed. The superintendent Of
ceased, and had 10 drag the husband away by
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Why SEEK To Know THE FUTURK.-Loye's
potent magnet has drawn Des MOines belle,
Miss Julia Walling, all the way TO the Sand
wlch Islands 10 be married. Her intended is
missionary, who is being fsttened by the natives
previous to-but why cast a cloud upon their
happiness?
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Rail
I'D ROAD.

Amer October I'm, 1873, trains will follows
TRAINS LEAVk FOB TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
s;8 a. NJ, EisEsr~ Zap, o:1 a. M, New York ex
daily. press, daily.
Is 9. m. New YORK sx SIS q. m, all daily, ex-
yIess, daily except sun eept Sunday.
SIS m daily, scOOmmo North and v sss daily, iJoin
. dstiOb. HIS a. m, AccOmmoda-
LIS a M, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
west, daily, except Sun rs .. m, Cincinnati
gay press, daily, except san-
SIS. Baltimore sIpress daily except SundsV'
3:6e p m, Baltimore &C SIS p m, al daily, ex-
COMMUNICATION, daily ,eI- oept sunday.
eept SUNDAY. S;s p: M, daily, from
press, daily, except San West and North.
day. 10 q , m, southern Ex-
o1s .: m: daily New York press, daily.
. Might Exprcss l0s p. M, New York
20 m, Pscise T. press express.
daily.
Trains leaving asningtOn at s:3S Q. m. and $50
y. m, connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie 1T go and II =. N. :, and 6o6 D. m !,
arriving At Marlboro at l0:so and I:s g.. m, and
Traiss arriviug ~ W ssningtoh at ll:23 O. M s43
and s.2s D m connect Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro Al s;45 .. H., SEQ and SD ..
Passengers having their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner u 18th street aud Psnnsylvanis
avenue northwest corner Of6th ST. and Pennsylvan
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Oolum
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, nOrthW-v vest, and southwest.
X. L. BUBARRI, General Supt.
n. .. YOUNG, Gen 7 Pa-sr Agent. jy24-n
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AT CAMP MEETING at Middletown, Lake
county, Cal, lady, under great excitement,
and while shouting and clapping her hands, de-
wish was granted, for she almost instantly fell
back, and died in a few minutes. The excite
ment " as more than her delicate frame could
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAYS,

RY LATIAER a CHART.
- Auctioneen and ReAf Estate Broker.
Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and Flew
enth street, Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPR9.
TY ON PINHsYLvANiA VENUE, BIZ
TWEEN isTH AND sorH srREErs s6RrH.
- By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF
the Distric, q Oviunbis, sitting Ia So cisi term,
spending IN the sail court, vhsreia Frederick q.
Calvert ct al. plaintiffs and Charles A. Psrki
e. al. are defendants being cause No aau9, Equity
Docket Il, the ubder-gied will offer for sale up
the Premises, on thursday, the I'd day Of Octo-
Der, ISIS, Al O'clock IN the following described
besinUing At poiut on Penusyiyania avenue ~ feet
east from the northwest corner 4 aid lot, tn nee
eestwy db aloag Pennsylvaais avenue 3 feet in
chrs, thence soutbwardiy At right angle with said
avenue 81 feet to the line of lot T. thence westw ardly
ALONG said line IS feet to the west line Of lot 8,
thence northwardly along said lins s. feet 20
TIE place OF beginning, G. &c her al h the improve
menis oonsisting 81 three-story brick store ard
dweiins This property is well located and lie de-
sfratle investment
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, OF which $50
must be paid At time OF sale the remainder in equal
ms ailments At one, two and three years, date
OF SALE the deferred to be secured BY
OF he purohaseI bearing interest at per p.r
annum, and lien upon the properly. IL the pur
chaser fail TO comply with the within fysday
after sale the property may be I'D his risk ana
cost. Convey ancng at the Cost of the purchaser
JAS G. PAYNE
WE EDM0NsTON, ( trustees
sep22-d LAT1MtR CLEARY, Aucts.
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONIAf, October goth, 1873 BIZ order Of
ocis cod LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts.
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~ A X X Il II ID .

C0RyAIZIER-SIMMs. on the 18th Of octobe-,
ISL, by the Rev. Thomas G.. Addison, EUGFNK p
CoRyAlZIER and Mrs. HELEN sIMMS, bOtn OF