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PHILADELPHIA.
The Franklin Savings Bank

PHILADELPHIA. February 6.-In the
District Court to-day, in the Franklin
savings fund case, the counsel for the
petitioners said that upon looking at
the investmen account they found on
the debit eide $l,500,000 and on the
credit side 100000 in amount, kept in
lead pencil, subject to alteration, and 1t
was very important at they snould
inspect all the books to see whether
such alterations had or had not been
made. They thought it probable that
the bank had been tampered with for
the very day the injunction was served
they showed transfers to the extent OF
$4,000.
Judge Cadwallader has adjudicated
the institution bankrupt.
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CnIocking the ROCKS.

TIE great cost ofsilyer and gold arIs-
e. not 50 much from their scarcity N
tSe earth, az the difficulty OF extracting
them from their stony combinations.
DR.. J. e. Aver, the well known chemist
Of Massachusetts,, has cut this gordisn
knot. After having merited ard recelr-
ed The gratitude OF hall mankind, BY
his remedies that cure their diseases,
be is COW winning the other halt, D?
opening for them su easy road to TOE
e1baustless treasures OF the bi'Is. dc
has discovered and Published a caemi'
cal process, which renders at little cost
The hardest roeks aud ores friable lik'
chalk, 90 that the precious mstsls ar
loosed from their confinement and ess''
" gathered. Mines TOO poor to pay
mar be worked al a profit now, aSd To-
Weld Of rich nires is largely increasd
while the cost OF extracting the metal
from th. ore is diminished. Either
a great achievement, to enrich man kin'
or cure their Diseases. But We are 10
formed our cslebrsted couoHymsn ad
heres TO the latter as his specially an
chief ambiiiou.-Bgfdto SentiH<4.
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New York Live Stock Market.

New YORK, February 6.-Beeves-
Steady; receipts 1850 head, making
1920 for the last four dsys, against
1900 head for the same time last week.
Market steady aud unchanged; prices
ranging from 9 to lo!c for Texas and and
% 10 I2!c for native steers; fat bulls
sold at 4lc, live weight. Sbeep-Re-
ceipts $3.50 head, making. 1920 for
the last four days, against 6.64O Tor the
same time last week; demand fair at
previous quotations. The offerings,
which include poor to extra, all sold al
6Gsc with the bulk Of the transsction'
at 7C97Ic. Hogs-Receipts 2. $50 head
making 20, 100 for the last four days
against 1850 for the same time last
week. Nome offered alive; dressed dul
and lower, closing ct 7s98c for CIT!
and Ia Tic for western.
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philadelphia Market.

rHlLApELruA. February 6.-Flour-
Dull; superiiuc S. 2595 IS; Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family 6 1901 SO
state, OHIO and Indiana 7 759S -
Wheat--Dull, red 81 5S@l IS; smbel
! 65@l II; white ] S5@l no. Rye
Held at 96c. Corn-Qaie,; uew yellow
77@7Sc. Osts-Firm, white 639Gic
mixed $1,000. Petroleum-Crule Iui,
ct at lie; refined l4ic. WbiskY--Hel.
at 81 o..
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SAN FRANCISCO.
AF<uitiess Investigation.

San Francisco, February G.-The
testimony taken before the Legislative
committee investigating into thu
charges OF corruption in the late Sena'
torial electioL las, night. tends strongly
to support the assertion that Ro money
or promises OF reward were given by
Booth or he friends to secure or ipfla-
ence his election. The investigation is
very searching and takes wide range
Thus tar Boruck, who is complainant,
has failed to establish the charges
made. The investigation will be re-
sumed next Monday.
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Fire.
OHIO.
Races Postponed.


SAVANNAH, February 6.-The heavy
rain makes it necessary to postpone the
races till Monday.
The legislature.
COLUMBUS, February 6.-ln the
House this afternoon bills were intro-
duced providing that county auditors
shall keep book designating additions
and deductions from taxes; to give the
minority OF q corporation, who have
not received dividend for three years,
the right to dissolve the corporation.
Most OF the day was spent in tilibuster.
ing over resolution 10 adjourn till next
Tuesday. The resolution was defeated.
In the Senate the House joint resolu'
ton declaring that the General Assemr
bly, shall only adjourn from day to day,
and that the session shall be brought
to q close as soon as practicable was
passed.
appointment.
Governor Alien to-day appointed
DR.. Joel Pomerine, of Williamson re.
Surgeon General OF Ohio.
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NEW YORK.
Tr0ttfng Turf Association.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The Ma
tional association for the promotion of
the interests of the American trotting
turf in session yesterday resolved that
q fine OF 500 be imposed for changing
the name OF a horse together with sus-
pension or expulsion; also, that the
full name and postoffice address OF the
owner be entered. Rule % was amend"
ed 90 as to fix drivers fee at $50 maxi
mum 10 case Of his hiring substitute
and to prevent his being punished in
case of his refusing to act as substitute,
except by the judges, who may expel
him, subject to the decision OF the
court OF appeals. Rule 36 now stands
as follows: whenever horse shall
distance all his competitors in one heat,
the race is Concluded and the winner
shall receive the ntire purse and stake.
II there are four horses entered and only
two start the third and fourth money
reverts 10 the association"
Cap Makers Strike
1he hat and cap workers conlloue Oh
a strike and only few OF the smaller
manufacturers manifest willingness
to pay increased rates.
Railroad Accident.
Two cars OF the night express train
from Washington became detached
near New Brunswick this morning.
The engineer slowed up and the de-
tached cara crashed into the train,
smashing two of the platforms and
slightly bruising some passengers,
among whom was Senator Coukling.
Booth Bankrupt.
Edwin Booth, the we'll known actor
has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
Among the secured liabilities is claim
on Oakes Ames' estate for 100000.
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AN OLD HoRsE.-The Turf Field and
Farm has the following: "A venera-
BILE individual OF the horse persuasion,
Who has stood up to his own for forty.
one yeara. was exhibited at the State
Fair at Erie, Pa. enjoying vigorous
health. He is owned by Hon. N. B..
Lowry OF Erie. He is black as q raven,
with q head as white as an old man oi
twice his age. He has never been sick
a single day, but Was operated on by a
sklllfpl dentist ten years ago, and after
being KEEP, on bread for years, he now
carries q good mouth, and eats corn like
q colt.
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MEMPHIS.
hnlncendiary Captured.

MEMPHIS, February 6.-John Nc
Canthy, the incendiary, was captured
near Como, Mississippi, this evening by
young man residing there. and
brought here Tonight. Mccarthy ad-
mits being in the shops that night and
having row with the watchmau, who
attempted to prevent his burning the
hooks ard papers ofthe master mecbaI'
ic, but denies he fired the building
Arso, ia q capital crime in this State.
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KNEE SPRUNG HoRsE.-"Videx." in
Turf, Field and Farm. says: Knee
sprung is one of those defects which
cannot be entirely cured. The trouble
may be allevisted by shoeing in the
following manner: Let the shoes be
made thick at the toe and thin at the
heel. This will have . tendency to
strsighten the knee, meanwhile sponge
the knee night and morning with cold
water, and rub until dry. This will
stimulate and strengthen the ligaments
and muscles.
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liNISE.

This being private bill dag a num-
OF private bills were reported and
ID upon. One WAS to allow the Sec
nv OF War to chsngs an army reg.
nsme, OF John r. Stepa, captain
qe 4 h infantry, by which name he
teutered; to Johu Laube Delauhe-
\ his real name, Was passed.
bill to pay Joseph j. Petric, Of
lois, 5000, in recognition o' HE
bic and successful effort OF rescuipg
fr starvation and impending death
thrain OF emigrants showed in be"
tN the Sierre, Nevada, and Trinity
ntains, in November and Decem'
bsrl69, and in payment OF his expen-
'ses ! losses, gave rise TO considerable
aIscuon in Committee OF the Whole
has9t in the Chair. The bill wat
finallyyreed to,
A proaition to have to"morow's
session sspart for debate only, and
which huired unanimous consent
was obhted TO by Mr.. Rusk
and he decned to withdraw his OBJ
ectlon, deoring that hC We" - f"vnr
'f economy, and wanted to stop. tn'
printing Of speches in the CongressIon
i Record.
After the passage Of a number OF pr.
ate bills, the PROPOSITION for ssss'o,
Dr. debate Tomorrow was reneweo
rhen Mr.. Rusk withdrew his oNJec'
on and no other objection was maze
The House then adjourned.
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New York Dry Good. market,

New YORK. February 6.--The genera
market is inactive, but come depart
menls show An improvement. Cotton
goods in moderate demand al current
prices which are firm. Fancy print:
and sheeting styles in steady request
Gipghams 10 fair demand Cottousdes
improving. Dress goods in moderate
request. Wooleus for mems wear wer,
rather active. White goods aud Ham
burg cdgings ere selling more freely.
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TIE death ofthe Baron MEYER RoTHs'
CHILD is announced by telegraph this
morning. The deceased was, we be-
lieve, the head OF the celebrated firm
that has ruled European finances dur
ing the past half century. All OF the
old world governments borrowed from
the RorHscHILD's and in the treasury
chests OF the firm might be found the
bonds of he proudest monarchs in Eu-
rope. The death OF the chief mem Der
ofthe house will doubtless result in the
transfer OF the business to some other
firm Of brokers, and not many
years will elapse before the
name OF the RorHscHILDs will
be forgotten. Commercial fame
has bat little less endurance than po-
litical renown, and both are ordinarily
despised by the gentleman Of broad cul-
ture and unbiased views. The RoTu-
scHlLDs have undoubtedly done much
good in their day, and they are entitled
TO full credit therefor, but their motive
was always personal gain rather
than popular advancement. The usury
has been paid and the world is the
gsiner from the transactions had with
the banking house Of the RoTHscHILDs
whose head died Yesterday, and the
debt OF posterity in this regard is very
light one indeed.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, February 6.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5c, Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Whest-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Corn-Quiet as zoo. 0ats-Qaiet'
Hay--SlS 90 on care. Mess Pork
SIS 373c. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Baeon-Quieti shoulders
TIC; clear rib sides &c; clear sides 9 Sc;
sugar cured hams shade lower al l2tc'
Lard-Tierces 9ic kegs l0ic. Bag
giug-l2@l3c. Wbisky--Firmer al
961c,
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PniIiadeI phia Wool Narket.

PHILADELPHIA, February 6.-Wool-
Advancing tendency, 6rmer and scsrce;
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Virgi MIA
donble extra and above 56i95Sc extra
55G56c; medium 55@57c; coarse SOC
SIC; New York, Michigan Indiana aDd
Western fine 509523c; medium 19
sc; coarse 1880 combiog washed o..
665c combing unvashed 42l@43e;
Carads combing 63965c; fine unwss6,
ed s6a37tc coarse and medium uashed
| 35a3s; Tub waSaed 55957lG extra me
rino pulled 45@50ci No. aud super
ine pulled 45S5oe-
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How TO TELL A HoRsE's AeE.-Some
wiseacre gives the following plan ior
testing q horses age: after a horse is
nine years old a wrinkle comes over the
eyelid, at the upper corner Of the lower
eyel,d, and every year thereafter he has
one uell-defned wrinkle for each year
of his age over nine. If, for instance,
horse has three wrinkles he is twelve
ye.rs old. Add the number OF wrinkle:
to nine, and you will always obtain HE
exact age"
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Chicago Market.

, 4 Gdr,,;Slns norS; February 6.-Flour-Dull
sp0 d 81 "oS6 5JS6 90 wripc is quotable
lower; 10 No. | Chicago spring 81 25; no
. Chicago l u cash; l 234 March;
| 25l April; No. 8 do Is; rejected lo
Corn-Dull, unsettled and lower; No
> mixed sic on spot; 5Sc March; ootc
MAY; rejected old 52@53c; new 47tc
Oats-Dull and lower; No. . Ale cash
42Ic March. Rye-Quiet and un'
changed; No. . fresh S2t@S3c. Bar
ley-Steady; No. 3 spring 81 5S@l oo
No. . spring fresh 78@l 50. Pork
Opened dull aud closed active and firn
at sl4 40 for seller March. Lard
Steady at Q 90 each; Q 90 March; 81:
April. Bulk Meats--Steady; shoulder
SIC; short rib middles 7ic; short clea
| 7ic all loose spoi; March about t
higher and April about 10 higher thar !!
spSt. Dressed Hogs-Stesdy at 10 D.
for heavy; 6 70 for light. Whisky-l
fair demand and firm al 96c.
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CIuctuuati Market.

CryclSNATI, February 6.-Cottop-
Qaiet at l5ic. Flour-Dull at W(g
725, Wheat-Dull at l 459l 80.
Corn-Quiet at 60962c, Oats-Steady
at 4S@54c. Rye-Steady at 95c. Bar.
iey-Quiet; fell 1 65@1 80. Eggs. But.
ter aud Cheese firm. Pork-Dull sDd
nominal at Is 25@l5 so. Lard weak
sales OF steam &c cash and buyer March
city kettle 9 ll-l6c; country kettle 9c
Bulk meats dull aud buyers asking
concessions; sales OF shoulders at q
cash; 62c buyer Msy; clear rib side!
7s@7fc cash; SIC buyer May; clear
6Sic. Bacon weak; shoulders &c; cleaI
rio Sic clear &c. Hogs-Quie'; ligS
GRADES lower and selling at 5 25(a5 81
besyy 6 lO@6 %; receipts 3,li6; chip
ments ], 1,S39, Wbisky-Sroug and il
good demand ct eIc.
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BALTIMORE.
Tho DIrhts OF COIOred voters.

BALTIMORE, February Gin the
United States District Court this morn.
ing James s. Mason, indicted for strIk'
ipg from the poll list fourteen colored
persons. was found guilty and fined
$500 and costs. In the case OF j. b.
Hackett, iptimidating voters, a noHs
prossqui was entered on the payment of
the costs, amounting to $500.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February 6-Flour- One
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull ar
lower; amber Michigan 81 4S!; Fehrn
ary 494; March 5l!; April 81
No. red l 53!; No. . DO ] a. Corr
STEADY; high mixed 66lc; new G9sc
low mixed new 6ltc. Oats-Steady
No: 2 47tc. Dressed hogs ! 00@n7 %
the latter for fresh. Cloverserd 5 l2i
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 6.-Flour--
Unchanged. Wheat - Unchanged
Corn-Mixed western SOC. Oats-Fum-
er; western 53@55c. Rye Qaiet at
94G97c. Provisions-Heavy and qu'-
ct. Mess pork $l6 509l6 IS. Bulk
shoulders 6ic; clear rib sides SIC. b
con, hams and lard unchauged. But.
ter-Scarce; good to fine western roll
33@37c; tub 33@40c. Cofee-Un-
changed. Whisky-Quiet At 81 90.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Farther ElectIou Returns,

Farther ElectIO1 Returns,
LONDON, February 6.-In Pa'lia-
!mentary elections held yesterday, the
Conservatives gained one seat in Bel
fast, Dover, Gravesend and NorthanP-
ton. The Liberals gained one seat for
Dumfrieshire and | Tor Coventry. Home
Rulers were elected from Droghxa, and
Me!ord. 10 the last Parliament ,heae
two places were represented BY Liber-
ais. The Marquis OF Lorne is returned
from Argylesbirc. The first report that
all the Liberal candidates were elected
in Glasgow was incorrect later re-
turns show thst the Conscr vatives gain
ei one Of the seata. So far ~ mem
hers OF the new Parliament have been
elected OF this number 227 are Con-
serya,iyes aud l93 Liberals and Home
Rulers. Conservatives have been chos'
en- for 60 seats occupied by Liberals IN
the last Parliament and Liberals have
ousted "a Conservatives,
Conservatives were elected in West
minister Yesterday, by a large msjoIlty.
The representatives in the last Parla-
ment were Liberal Conservatives ard
Liberals.
Baron EoihschiId Bead
Baron Mayer de Rothschild died to-
day.
Opinions of the Press.
The Times Of this moroing ssya: b
is now evident that the country has re-
turned an adverse answer to Gladstone
appeal: The elections In Ireland mo!
show uu looked for results but noth'oi
| is likely to restore the losses Of the Lib
1 erals in Great Britain. Disraeli is bou0'
| to accept office If the government, fol
lowing his example in 1868, resig6I
with out awaiting the re-asseUbiing o
| Parliament"
The Post, in similar strain, say'
The blunders OF the goTernment hav
been tar more than the average. 1t
exercise of power he's been absolute. a
has been its iudiscreet material
Whether the adverse results OF cleo
,ions are due to Dissatisfaction OF th
country at the past or uncertainty re
gardipg the future policy Of the gov
ernment.
The City Of London returns MessE
, Cotton, Hubbard and Twells, Consei
! vative., and Griffith, Liberal. The Ia
{ Parliament members for the city ne
J Liberals
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To PREVENT HORSE CHEWING HIS
BRlDLE.-Take sott soap and cayenne
pepper and mix them together; pu.
enough of the pepper in to make it
very strsng, and apply it to the bride.
Wrap the rein with q thin cloth, DO
that the application will not drop on. l
will insure that the horse will quit al
ter two or three applications. W.
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Wheeliag &egister.

The western papers sometimes speak
OF cattle kings" grain kings" and
other monarchs OF husbandry. Ifthese
titles be fairly earned. it seems to US
that Mr.. CORNELIUS BEALL, Of Brooke
county, in this State, is fairly entitled to
the name Of the wool king" he sold
and delivered in Wellsburg last week
the fruit Of one years clip, amounting
to about 1900 pounds Of wool. Who
will contest with Mr.. BRALL the honor
OF supremacy in this branch OF indus
try2
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. February 6.---Grair
Dull. inactive and unchanged; No.
white 81 5S; No. edo l 4s. Coru-Old
mixed 72@73e; new do $4,000. 0at'
STEADY at SOC for No. | State; 4Sc for
No. > do. Petroleum-Firm at l2c
for standard white car lots.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Another Hanging.

CAMBRIDGE, February 6.-Jobn Duffy
was banged here to-day for numbering
his father.iu-law, Robert Ingely. Juet
before the drop fell he cried out u
killed Bob Ingely. l forgive every
body"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and stock Marke

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, February 6.-MoNEr-
Easy at 3@4 per cent. Prime business
notes are taken at 6@7 per cent. Ster.
ling heavy at 4 81 for 60 days and
4 S7@4 81! for sight. Customs receipts
$7lS,000.
GoLD-Stropger; closing at llls.
Carrying rates 2 to per cent Treas
ury disbursements s246,000. Clearings
$24, 100000.
GovERNNEyTs-S.ropg
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
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party offending to be guilty o.
misdemeanor, and upon conviction be
fined not more than $500 or imprison'
ed not exceeding one year. The Sec
ton Was adopted.
Mr.. Thurman offered an amendment
sbolishing the Office Of register in bank
ruptcy, and authorizing the several dis.
trict courts to make such orders and
take such steps as may be necessary to
adjudicate and dispose of all suits. mat.
ters aud proceedings in bankruptcy now
pending before such regis
ters. Also giving the district
courts power where it may appear nee
essary or advisable to appoint special
commissioners to perform any Of the
duties heretofore performed by regis
ter, such power to be also exercised BY
the Judge in chambers. No fees or
compensation sball be allowed any
commissioner except those allowed BY
the court.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine, said he desired
to be excused from service on the COM
nittee to investigate the alleged frauds
in the government OF the District OF
Columbia, for the reason that he
was on three committees, one OF which,
appropriations, was Of such Importance
as TO exact all his time. 1t was, there.
tore, out OF the question for him to
lserve on both District investigation and
,he appropriation committees; also that
iihe acceptance of the former would me-
hesitate his resignation from the latter
ond he therefore asked to be excused
erom serving on it. He WAS excused.
Mr.. Sherman entered motion to re-
e onsider the vote by which the Senate
oyreed to the resolution ordering an
divestigation in the District Of Columbia
6 fpvernment, by a joint Committee OF
enc House and Senate. lie said there
nsd been much trouble in having
< -.nators to serve on this committee,
ID he thought it would answer every
to have the investigation con-
q cted by House committee Of FIVE
smbers.
i.c Pending the discussion on Mr.. Sher-
r. las amendment to abolish registers
re, Senate went into executive session
be ! soon after adjourned
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IrHuyR AND BY VIRTUE or A DEED
| nf iTust nade by James Burrows snd
Eliza his wife. and Martin buTr0ws ann
Amanda his vile, 70 the under.ignoh ~
IIustee d,,ed the z.,n IN, NJ - s,sy y ,bs c%niy
CONT of,Jilio noul ~, w. Va, IN defd book
so. "A, page Gs. win ofser for rale ~ pup.
n. auction. OF Tho front door OF the Court
House of Onjo touDty, ". Va Oh
MonIry the 2Bd dsy Of Feb. 1874.
~ 10 O'Clock o. No., the following properly,
NJ land. sltdated IN Ohio county, W. Va on
Whtsiibg eTcek, formerly known m Fesy
mill pToEeity. The frst thereof " bDupdf
SO rolIogs: beginning NJ double chestnut
0ak op fne top VI ridgs CORNER I, John
Feary, Sr., and thence with the line =. >.
W cS poles 10 suzsr tree, meses sss s;M !. ~. -.
20 a baacb, thence Ms w. 6o pots, cross
niSsy' In " The ssoond psfoef Thereof adjoins
! the tract above desuihed and v boundoi
, z; iotl9s, " -. ,fsc1 aiove csseribsd dsts nee
OF "a $40 tolss from The ssgsr tree stump oi
tine o,jaipai corner tref, and fsom said
stone 4. 62o Il. is poles W ROCK ny the
month Of the tail race, thence 3. ~ W
"a 1. 10 Poles. thence N. az WI polea 10
stone 10 the orig.nn nns $1,000, 20 -. s,.s. = :
w. NH ~. .n me SAD SAD q two srscts, iesl[ scsss.
| TEgMS VI EALE,-One third csAh, or ~
much more a. the purchaser may eloct y
ray, sud the balance of the pufcbae mo1f
sy 10 two equal instslimsnts. psSabls re
spectiyely, with interest, 10 one apd W.
! yen.s from the. day ofezie, the deserrec
psymsnts 10 b. seeured BY decd oftrust ny
ON the property or ~ satisfactory p1pna
HANSON GOOD, Trustee.
NO. l2D Cbaplpe snees;
I J. {. BERyEY, AucfioDerr. l&nzb
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINeros, Feb. 6, s Pm. }
- PROBABILITIES.
For Saturday 10 the Middle and
Eastern States northeas;e-ly winds with
snow, except in Maine. For the Lake
Region northwest winds backing tc
northeast with cloudy weather and
snow for the Ohio Valley. For the
Southern States northwesterly to south.
westerly winds with cloudy weather ant
rain or snow. For the Middle Allan
tic States northeasterly Winds with
snow or possibly rain. For the Western
Gulf States diminishing northwestern!
winds and higher temperature.
CINCINNATI, February Give inche1
of snow fell here to-day.