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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

DESIRABLE PRoPERTIgs.-Our progress
sive young towusman, Mr. A. W. Hawks,
with an eye to the advancement of our town
as we'll as pecuniary investment, has erected,
and now completed. in the Green & Mes
Donald extension, three desirable Dwelling
Houses, which are in the market for sale or
rent. We have been through these houses,
and for convenience and comfort we commend
them to all who desire TO purchase or reut. as
very desirable. They are well constructed.
with good comfortable rooms. good cellars.
and are finished throughout in complete
manner good garden, cistern and necessary
buildings with each house. One of these
houses has been rented by Mr.. Jno P. Brown;
the other two are for rent or sale, on easy
terms.
The Cottage on the Hill" designed and
built by Mr.. s. Slower. is probably the most
attractive of these buildings 1t something
new here, and combines, to a remarkable de-
gree, both comfort in arrangement and beauty
and attractiveness in style and irish
Altogether. these houses are very desirable,
and we are assured can be purchased or rented
on the most favorable terms. We therefore
unhesitatingly recommend them TIC such of
our readers may be in quest of this kind of
property. Mr.. Hawks will take pleasure in
showing any one through them. aud give
terms. &c.
These houses are covered with White Pine
Joint Shingles, such as are now "tfrrcd for
sale by Messrs, Stump & Hawk, a. IS per
thousand
BERKELEY COUNTY FAlR-The Third
Annual Fair of Berkeley county will be held
at Martinsburg on tho 9Th 9th, lOth ana
11th days Of September. In addition TO IT,
stock, the most improved agricultural lmri,
ments and the many useful and novel ,rf.-
cles that will be on exhibition each day MI
be crowded with interesting, move aad exerr-
ing scenes. The prcvl"u. FARE h., c ueeo -r
successful and so satisfactory a.i vi-,u7-
that We have no doubt the eff Irt rtr.' Is baf...
made by its managers TO present -u:.s.ts It
fractions, will induce persons living tar n,,r
near to visit i; daily. The Baltimore e. On,
Railroad will carry passengers at half tie
usual rates and every train will STOP at alt
local stations between IIsrpers Ferry ana
Cumberland each way. The Cumberland
Vallay Railroad will also carry passengers a.
half rates. SO that the people between M,
tiuSbur: aud Harrisburg will have AN ~,
portunity for days holiday and day
sightseeing.
The Secretary will ACCEPT thanks for com>
plimentary ticker of admission
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

TIMOEHN SEED--Prime article of Timothy
seed for sale bv JAS. La W. HOOFF.
N0RN Shelters, Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes,
~ Scoops; fors'le by JAS LAW HoOFF.
GEMENT and Sand, a prime lot OF Seasoned
" Lath, tor sale BY JAS. LAW HOOFF.
ENISE assortment of Csrris ge and Riding Whips
for sale by JAS. Law HOOFF.
THRILLS and GuHnos, for sale by
II August 4, 1874 JAS. LAW HOoFF.
DRtME OAK SHINGLES on hand and for sale
by WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
nRY PINE KINDLING. finely split kept always
~ on hand Coal wond Yard
Nov Is. WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
a NIMAL PnKEs for sale by
y Apr'i.2> l~7I JAS LA IT. HO0FF
FRESH CANDY, Rai.ies. Almonds. .pc Pc, Mute.
II tOr sale by FIT. GROVE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01

FINE PEACHES Among the finest reaches
OF the season are those produced from the
thrifty young orchard of our friend aud patron
S Howell Brown, E~q rear Cbar!e~t"wn.-
This orchard. embracing the best varieties. is
yielding extensively, and to give US an or
pOrtuDity of testing the merits of the fruit,
Mr. B has favored u~ with basketball of
the most delicious peaches we have tasted in a
long while. for which we tender many thanks
RELIGIOUS mex Protrncted Meet
ing for Harper's Ferry charge will he held at
Shanondale Springs, to cnmme, ce on the frs
Sabbath in September, the 9Th instant
Services all day on Sunday The Grrve Wee
ing at Manning's will commence the tn,taw
Ing Sabbath ANDREW RuBtY,
Sept 1874 Pastor in Casrse
PRIZE roURHAMENr.-A Grand Prize
Tournament viii be held al Gerardstown,
Berkeley county. on Saturday next, the 5th
inst. for au invitation to which We return
thanks. Among the prizes are SIS saddle
So riding bride, &c. The knights OF
Berkeley and Jefferson arc invited to join in
the contest.
SCHOOL ELECTION The Schoul Election
advertised to be held in CharIestown District
on Saturday last, was, in consequence of re-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
THAT SPECIFIC s4iGGE.

Sutro's cTgan after months Of vile
s.aadeIiug and IIheII.r- OF iIr- Sharon
by inuenda. produces i specific "a rye
against that GENT man in cca.cctlu4.
With tie transfer Of the Empire state
iiIH That sheet presents some facts
oo;aInsd from the records and thsI T-o-
c.-.is to assume thai lie t.sl.sac,iou IL
vs.yed fraud aa! dishonesty the e"i-
dea-ss of sac5. fraud are 70. gwen. The
assumptions Of tA4t journal aevU. tne
WOODEN man., attorneys I"r tie
bank, &c, ase rog proofs Il such fraud
aii,. dishonesty. The CEar5, that HI.
sharon Ii lie tie Io..E - the ri-is ro1--
;lsl.y wish Intent to Get then in the
tolls aud thus Obtain. possession u the
property Is Not warranted ~ the i--eia
o. any in:ereEees to be la. , dE-wI. from
;lem. STRIPPED OF tie assumptions oi
t5a. G.z1spai-ble publication there i,
rg.nil. Ia IL tr4nsact.1a referred to
zeiiee,ius upon MIR. SHARON g :. .i.-s. OF
honor aud business integrity. Uui,zs
tie graduate in Naval Pac'.lati5n can
L.!u- after rgoots of other specific
charges " tl.sa lie Lss a tie G.s. pro
5ucti tL- peep vii remain u tue
same oPiLiga ;L-l they acw are. 2.
ta,l IL. S4a.aa Is being ulsAc!ols.y
v.stsEeti and ,.1IIStti
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
-HE ONO REP. i,LlCAN CON
GKNFiuS.

CoLrs,srs. a. September ;
The Republican State Convention
Nominated the following ticket; Score
.arv If State. \. Z Wikotf; Supreme
Judge. long term. Luther Day: short
term. " ". Johnson; Schuoi Commits
Sioner. Thomas W Harvey: Clerk #
.,nrreme Court, Rodney to"s: Member
Board Of Public Works. s l.. Houmer-
These are all denominations except
johnson. who j. nominated tor the IN
expired term Of Jud-e Stone. resigned
th.s day. The platform reatGrms the
p-;nriy.s, and iC.Icy Of ;Ls i.ernh'irAn
:4Tt.. caio.izrs Is aclIIev. merits and
demands honesty ii. Office favorS = :arlff
f,r .eyenue. VIII such Incidental pro
t.ctict a. mav AL AID encourage home
industry. denounreS all forms 81 rrrT-
d.at.Cn and declares justice ana public
ftiti, demand that tbs. d, vt ~ the nltcd
States ne paid N acc. ,!aIIce With the
law, und.r which il WAS created. a. de-
ciared ia the Act ui March, lNt'2. and
Ji.a, i = tk,. duty G.: the ti"VcTuMeht
- sssirvt such measures - sh--. ErIs'N-
az bat certainly reSiCIt ou paier
money to q. specie standard without
shock t. the business Interests Of the
cu;.4tTy. that. Wien tle cJ-Ic'-cE shall
have been restored 10 q Specie value
banking should tie macs tree, 50 that
the circulating medium r-.v eAran'. az
contract. acccruIu- 10 tie demand oi
commerce or trade. favors appropriate
legislation. National anG state. t. secure
cheap and speedy trans 1ur;"tloH Of the
products of Industry. Endorses the Te-
peal Of the Salary bill by Cou.ress ana
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
LATE.T TEi.EglaEis.

~ York. Sept. "a i-,.es G-.teI
E..,aHa. August -a.h. says that on lie
i3,n ar order w:.z .J,en t. Tut Frederic
Do,he.y ia tL- cham 9an5, wal-L v-'s
ZONE. lie W.. L. -eyS., - arei t4o Ia
d.-..ttv oi beng sa-.t a. wur.l with tn
remainder ei tie ,.-n-. Al COumUIli-
cation Win tgssL,ye In Puerto Principe
Wis denied h.:a. and on the 2rj-n re
yras shipped .-a-I NeUylS.aS i"r Havana.
where h. arrived august -sth. axis; Was
forthwith ,eE. 10 CtDtu.la Fortress. NJ
one lad communication with Inn. up 10
the time tins letter was Written.
Tho Democratic Convention, wi:icL.
met al Hagess;oan, Mlryaud. ysster-
! -, nominate VIZ. Walsh for Congress.
Montgomery blair WIS one oi tint de
i..;ed candidates.
A letter from Rome says that revolt
tiouistS now d-SIre 10 set up Il l.ea Re
public AID Commune, ana 10 play IL
tome the prank It played IL Paris, aud
become bold enough to summon : con-
gress to be held at Ferraro. On the "a
II August there WAS sort OF caucus
preliminary to this congress. held at
Villa, neur Pimini. At this there were
- leaders OF the revolution. from ali
parts OF the peninsula. The Govern
ment marched a body u troops to Villa,
surrounded it, and arrested the IS keds.
They were searched. and from papers
found upon them and Other Information.
the Government obtained il list OF over
zoo clubs of Reds and InterratICnailsts
in the Provinces of RaveLa, Acana,
Bologna anu FeTEaro. These clubs were
all close! within, the next few DAYS tneIr
papers seized, and some OF their num-
hers arrested On tine Sta and 10th,
acting upon information taken from the
papecs taken at PImini. the Govern
meus arrested three Internationalist
chiefs at Porti. aud - at Florence.
Chicago, sept. 3.-amonS the Congress
sional nominations made yesterday, we've
the following Sixth Illinois District
(Reprl. General Thomas j. Henderson,
defeating J. B. Hag!ey, present member.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
TIE VERMONT ELECTION.
Poland Defeated.

Montpelier. Vi. sept ;i.-Eetnrn-
still come in slowly. but enough Is
known to ensure ;hc election Of Peek
Republican, Governor by the Usual
Vermont MAJORITY. after allowing tor
lighter vote. The House will r. over
vhe!mInciv ana the Senate nearly uuan-
IL. ousiy Eepubiic'.n. In l2j towns Peck
has majority Of 5000. IN total vote
o! 81. 1GUiu til, sane towns. IN 1852.
Converse had Il .Ut'j majority IN total
vote of -. O3u. in tn tnnSrtS -lol.A
0t,.rilt Poland !, defeated, the vote Of
Il ont q 81 t.vnS slowing Poland
). 80 Dcnisnn. Iii Davenport. ! .isj,
Scattering. 5Si.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
s,n i.vcEra TnE SECOND i.iI~-
son.

With The coming Of tina. incarsu2i'".e
ra,riot. Eliot of Ttnnessee-tAe carpet
bigger. there appeared an address 70 ;he
;afa,cn.irut voters # tie STATE warning
tI-r. OF t.. great .i,.r-.r p" their pace
and prosperity in the uca- future a'-'; de-
n1ua..n- the dishonesty and corruption.
o. exi,sir. parties AID inviting the pee
a,s to lex 10 them a. ;j.c means ot de-
iissr.uce from evils a~aitinS them
Ts.. aiI.csS v;:s expected t. ctea;e -
suin..-i.s.G-a STERN - rCS.sc iaTCf. -
ii WEE. which would sweep the STATE
...i u:ge ont OF e.isteuce ~ opposition.
The s..s2:cicus Circumstance q Ibis man
Elliot coming TO the STATE about tue
ti.cs tlz: tie great AssyT..a schcmsr
U.s. expected and the issuance "f that
address a. herald il advance Of The
s.1u.iH: OF Sutro dill i.ot fayoEs.h!y IN
prsss the MINDS Vi ths people aI'. Ii !eil
cold and litelsss upon the public ear
s.ilI-borr and inanimate. the carpet
ta.ser" WIS compelled 10 take a back
seat and the first chapter was closed.
N1x eomes the second lesson. The
committee on organization" with ii.
!. McCutchan as i central figure head.
issue another address 10 the Citizens
OF Nevada aud send it forth TO every
vuter in she land. II i merely q repe-
,.ilon OF TIE first, except THAI the marks
OF the Assyriau are plainer than hefo-e
aud the endorsement OF the iH-spPI
Places it where i: properly belongs.
Again have the Efforts of the Ind. pend
ents'' to create an enthusiastic Juror
psoven futile. The people are Tot more
ready to trust these men, who lay claim
to all political honor and morality than
those of existing political parties. SO
.ndeth the second lesson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04

Sixteenth Illinois (R.p.l, General 5.
II rrtin. ,euer.iuated. Ninth Michigan
Rep. J. c. Burrows, lenonlinated
First Wisconsin tRer.l, {. Il. Williams.
: convention Of persons Interested IN
the construction Of II cheap freight rail
wav between the Atlantic seaboard and
the Mississippi river. WAS held III Mount
Vernon. Ohio. Yesterday. It's object was
to secure organizations III New Jersey,
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio Indiana, and Hi
nois. which shah undertake the survey
of n route. and receive Subscriptions
for the def:ayirg Of all preliminary tx
p-usc. Many prominent gentlemen were
in ut:enaaprt. am",.g them the Hon.
Columbus Dt!aEo. Committees were
appointed, according IL the original de-
sign. To receive sUhsc:i rtioIs fer pre-
limiuAry survey.
Boston, sept. 3.-A cploIcd indiena-
;iou meeting. held here last night was
addressed ~ Nm. Wells Brown, George
Griffin. J Hu j. Smith, /. G.. Walker,
and others. gEey believed that there
had been shown altogether too much
lenlercy t. oX-rcbelS, AMI that the slave
holding power was stiii struggling for
supremacy. They Ca..ed upon the
President to take prompt measures for
The suppression Of the pres, 1T state OF
affairs. ANA II he had not power to do
ihst, Sc convene an extra session Of Con-
grees. Il, solutions eZpr.ssiNc Of these
ssutim,n ts were adopted.
S.n FRANCISCO. September 3.-The
Jury IN the cs,e Il Antonio Gonzales,
tried for ;i.e mulder Of Louis Romero.
returned verdict @. guilty Of murder
il The second degree.
About forty New York m.sons will
arrive by overland train tonight. under
contract 10 work on the Palace Hotel.
Trouble caused by eisht-hour men Is
said to he the reason they were sent
for.
General John L Ellison committed
suicide here to-day, by shooting himself
lie was al old aud respected citizen OF
San Francisco. Cause of suicide not
known.
The Pacific Mil steamer Grenada,
from Uansula, arrived tits morning.
GreeubacAs unchanged from quota
tioas Of Yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04

Tax Reno Cg,sseHt compliments Is
aud exposes lis ignorance 1T 49, sane
time. Amy one who cannos distinguish
between - inan!ty" and - insanity Is
certainly very ignorant Inaaity =
very sood-a Jette- compliment than We
expected from either OF the "o!i viae-
.r cru=Is with the stopplss ont. " VIE
alternately preside over tie columns Of
that sheet. Ii to hold oGrself alooi
from the Gisgracefui biackguartlisn. that
is found IN the columns of too many OF
the journals iu this State, Is to be
-iuaue, we plead guilty of The charge
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
NOTICE.

NO EVIDENCE FISDEETEDSEss
N of this ComT any will be allowed or psiC
from and after this date unless same be aIpro
we'd and signed by the President.
1IakhLEENlLLE Flu ME COMPANY.
Per L. Nils, Secretsry.
Carson, Sept, L. 1874. sel-iw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04

Coon BTE.-The CnionviIie Steer
Si'is, with its - Jonuel bids good bye
70 that isolated burg and betakes itself
20 WinIemucca, the county seat. where
i, Is to suffer enlargement. Tho same
issue which gives this intelligence COR
tains tie Iua-eppl report of jones and
Sharon's speeches in Virginia anu Sutro
iecsuLsd there last xeek-hut that could
have nothing 70 do with the removal
and enlargement. OF couIse Rot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04

DELEGsTss.-The delegates to the Re
pabiican State Convention at Winnie
,nucca from Humboldt. county are II.
S. Thompson, Alex. Wise, Charles S.
yariar, J. II. kinkeai and T HosLius.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04
General Insurance agency
FIRE INSURANCE

Liverpool, and Locfos ami Globe
HAS CO. of Liverpool. Capital, S2I,-
UUG. coo 90.
Iu.rs.i,erciui Union insurance 90. ef
Lon,:.n. Capital, Si2, 500. 900 90.
London Lancasi,re Insurance
90. OF London. Capital. So, 900. 600.
Insurance Co. Of North America Of
'hiladeip hia. Capital SD, 2I9. 600.
American Fire Insurance Co. of
k7i,ilaG- lphia. Capital, 81, O9s. eco
Continental Insurance Co. of New
York. Capital, So, 2si, COG.
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Mutual Life Insurance Compl
nay af New York.
KELLY & HCFER,
sc5-.f AGENTS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-04

r. ..aias Will 1t, spared - lIa1. il flrasau.
It4:r. se4--t
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-31
NAMES OF OWNERS.


EaE 9H 1@tSE-su 5f2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-20

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
COMMISSIONER SALE-By virtue of
~ decree Of the Corporation. Court for the city
Of Alexandria, Va, rem ered ut its Ju y term,
1874, in the suit Of j. T. 3eckhan and
wife VS.. W. n. McEcgh, the undersigned,
Commissioners, therein nalne1, will offer for
sale by pubic auction, on SATU RDAY, the
l2.h day of Septcmbcr 1874, at II O'Clock M, in
IroEt OF the Mansion House Hotel in the said
city, tn desirable BUSINESS STAND hs.s
on the west side OF Royal street. between -t5Sl
King and Cameron now occupied by Henry Il.
Simpson n boot aud shoe store-bring q three
story brick building.
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid cash, and the residue in IL,
Is and "A months, with interest fro IN day Of sale,
to be secured by the bonds or notes Of the pur-
chaser, with approved personal security or good
endorsers the title To be retained ultimate
security, or. at tn" option oi the purchaser, one
third III casa and personal security dispensed
with; but should the purchaser elect to pay one
third cash, b >htli keep the property sured,
and in case ui his .."iiulI to do so for more than
twenty Il IS a'L"? the date Ut the purchase, the
Commissioner: shalt insure the same Mt the pur-
chas"r,' cX!,en>e t"uHnyancIrg at expense OF
purchaser. $50 WALKER,
Z. w. WATTLES
nug lO-potS C'mu'r- ale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-20
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-By virtue

IMPROVED FARM FOR sALE-By virtue
i of the decree of the Circuit Court Of F.irtax
county, entered up at its June term 1873 in the
suit therein pending of Grady's administration
against James J. Love and others, the under
signed commissioners therein named, will on
MONDAY, the Dist day OF September, 1874,
that being Court day. in front of the door Of
the Court Hou.e Of said county, at one o'clock
p. m, sell to the highest bidder, that TRACT
OF LAND on which Thomas Sin field resides,
containin: 430 acres This land is in a good
state of cultivation; has plenty of wood, excel
lent water and good and comfortable BCILU-
INGS, and lies q miles northwest of Fair ff5 .as
fax Court House, on the road leading from .l=ss
Germantown to Flint Hill. Persons wishing TO
buy are requested to call on Thomas Moore at
Fairfax G. h., who will show the premises.
Terms Of Sale :, go much cash in hand rs will
be required to pay the expenses of sale and the
sum of 5000. "a, with interest thereon from the
18Th day Of December, 1871. till sale, and the
residue in two equal annual payments with in
teTest from the day Of sale; the purchaser to eX-
ecute his bonds, with sufficient security, for the
deferred payments and the title to be retained
until tie purchase money is all paid. Sale pos
tive. MATTHEW HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fo;rfoy M ono wd Como Of Sula
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-20
AECTIO.r SHLES.
DUBLIC SALE OF LOUDoUN LAND.

will sell to the highest bidder, on WE'D;
NESDAY, September 10Th, 1874, Gf not sold solo
privately my FARM on which l now reside,
sitnsted about half mile north of Bloomfield,
and three miles south of Snickersville, adjoining
the lands of r. G. Lttleton VIM. 6. Furr aud
others, containing 2o4 scres, in good state OF
cultivation and about 80 acres in timber The
farm is divided into tell fields and a meadow
adapteI to the use of guano, which acts finely.
The farm is well watered and the fencing is
principally of stone A comfortable HOU."E,
With out-buildings, pump near barn yard, E.sa
water very fire. good sErng convenient n5
This farm is situated in a good neighborhood
W tn three churches convenient also convenient
to the railroad; only three miles from Smokers
vile and seven from Round Hill depot, on the
w. s. .. II. 4.
Terms: Two tn "uTand five hundred dollars
down; the remainder to b. di, ided into three
payments at one, two and three years, with IN,
crest from date, to be paid annu lily. A decd
of trust will BIZ required to secure the deferred
payments
Sale on the premises about 2 o'clock y. m.
JOSEPH A. HUTCHINSON.
Louioup co. aug N-Wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-20
Nv +. A. herby.

| Real Estate Agent and AuctlOncer.
| THRU STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPEkTY-Undrr deed of trust from
| Col. B. f. >ceva and wife to the undersigned
dated llth o! May, 1869, recorded in the Clerks
| office OF the Corporation Court Of the city OF
Alexandria, and by direction of the beneficiary,
| will sell at public auction, on SATUKD ~,
the 9Th day Of September, 1874, at II o clock m.
in front Of the Market House. on Royal street,
in the city of Alcxandria, that VALUA. f3ssssaA
BILE PROPERTY on which said Sccva .EsSa
now resides, embraced WITHIN the following
boundaries to wit: Beginning at the intersec-
ton of Washingt IN and Wolfe streets, and run
ming thence soulhwArdty with Washington 81.
and binding thereon To the north line of the
L'.ncasterian schoo! h use; thence eastwardly
and parallel to Wolfe street eighty eight (eS) fl.
and six (G) inches thence south ward with the
eastern boundary of said school house and u lot
| of ground conveyed by Samuel Ii. Marsteller TO
the Common Council of Alexandria thence
castwardly thlrty-tour GA feet and eleven on
inches To the lin; Of the property owned by the
Quaker meeting; thence northWardly with q
line parallel to Washington street to Wolfe ST.;
thence we>twardly with Wolfe street, and bind
ing thereon one hundred and twenty. three (l23)
feet and five to;incfes to the place OF beginning.
There is the premises good lHREE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE, with good summer
and wint.r kitchen convenient thereto
Terms of Sutc: One malt the purchase money
to be paid in cash tue residue NJ twelve months,
to be secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
Selling rs Trustee, shall convey such title rs is
vested in ms by tac deed, viii n Is believed to
unquestionaDle c. +. SUBTLE.
aur 7-eots Trustee
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TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
Suicide.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 20. -Chas. h. Rlt-
tiers, ut Philadelphia, where he has wife and
family, committed suicide by jumping from a
fourth story window of his residence, and strlk-
ing on the non railing of the steps below,
crushing in his abdomen. He died in four
hours He was unconscious irrlu the time be
received the injury
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20. James Anderson
is supposed to have committed suicide by
drowning in the SchuylkiIl river. near llcnrose
ferry. His brother, who Is merchant from
West Virginia: found his brother here iu an
insane condition and provided inr bis >aI;' keep,
lug, but he Unfortunately escaped, aud as his
clothing was found Oh the river bank he Is sup
posed to be drowned His body has not yet
been found
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-20
Arrest Of a. pOiy"anlisf.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. ~. -Ihe first
act Of the United States Commissioner at
Beaver, appointed by the Supreme Court
Of the Territory, under the provisions OF
the Poland bill, was causing the arrest
yesterday Ut Austin Shlpp on The charge OF
poygamy. The accused was held in $500 bail
TO answer the charge on the DIST inst. 1t is
stated that serious trouble has occurred in the
School vi Prophets, III consequences ui Bingham
Young refusing to make an account OF his f
uaucial trusts