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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
The Possibility of a New Democratic
Slate.

We alluded yesterday TO the possibility,
II not probability, that the Hon. ], N.
oAMDRz, Of PGkesburg, ,Ropld, under
the auspices Of Senator DGyIs, succeed 10
Gov. BoREtAN's position in the United
States Senate at the end Of that gentle.
mans term. A Democratic friend sug-
gests TO Us that 9 combination b possible
between other senatorial aspiran1 that
may essentially spoil the programme Ar
ranged by these gentlemen. He thinks
that the Hon. CnAs. JAMES FAULKNER,
at the east end OF the stAta, and the Hon.
BAN. PnoB, or the Hon. ALLEN T. CAPKR.
TON, at the southwest end, might FIX up
q combination that would smash the
slate" ItStrikes Us that there Is some
thing In our Democratic friends sugges-
ton. We can eco very readily how a
powerful combination could be arranged
BY Mr.. FAULKNER and either OF the dis
tlnguiShed Democrats named. There L
noquestIon but that they would have the
SympAthies Of large number Of Demo.
crIts In such q movement. Ono Of their
most powerful arguments would be thai
ParkerIburg has had United States Sen,
atoF ever sInce the formation Of the State;
aud also q U. s, Judge, aud that the
Second District has had two Senators,
while the Third District has been lett out
in the cold. 1t wonId require very Ikill-
ful manipulation on the part oil Senator
DAVIS to break the force Of this argument
especially as Mr.. FAULKNER and Mr.. Car
RRToN are both old and experienced pc
litEcSns. Mr.. FAULKNER Is quite as suAvr
in his manners as Mr.. DAVIS, although
not quite so smiling. He understands tina
as long as Mr.. DAVIS remains In the Sen.
ate he himself hiss no chance for an cleo
ton. II, therefore, he Ia ambitious for .
seat in that body his only chance seems
to be TO enter into a close alliance, suct
as we have suggested, with the Third
District, and throw his influence at TIT
coming election for either CAPERToS Oh
PRIoE, with the understanding that be
shall succeed Nj. DAVIS at the expiration
OF hls term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14

TIE City Of Berlin ought to be good
place Tor missionary effort, At recent
meeting Of the Diet Of tho Lutheran
Church, held in that city, 1t was asserted
that ont Of 100000 nominal Latherans
only 10000 ever go to Church. As 10
baptism, the statistics show that of the
65S,00O Proteatants in Berlin only one
third q the children are baptized, and
only one-sevenlh OF the dead are buried
with religious rites The 0ron GGsstt1
says Berlin has fewer churches Tor lis size
than any other city in Chststendon. (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
MO MORE LRAKY ROOFS

slLRo11sELASTI6 ROOFING PAINT.
~ metal foofk old OF new, painted and EualGn.
LsSa IRE tntNStH proof a tho eogtotr common
~ Y prevents the metal from Tu1ttng and
r. atts Igeses tSkn my other paint. Il has been
~ iaG y rtSSxo yeaEls All orders addressed 10
SttsSt,asV sSH nan Hotel VIII receive prompt
nIs JOHN eILRoY,
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We had a pleasant call yesterday from
Mr.. WV. D. McKEAE, editor and mana
ger of the Philadelphia Ledger, one of the
most widely circulated and successfuly
conducted pSpera In the country. Mr.
AoKKGN Is an old acquaintance Of our
friend JERRY SHEPPARD Of this city, with
whom he called on US yesterday. Mr..
sHHPHARp was formerly q resident Of
Philadelphia, and came 10 Wheeling in
1913. Mr.. MoKEAS has had an extensive
newspaper experience and no doubt Is
well qualified to discharge the duties Of
tho highly responsible position which he
holds on the Ledger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14

TIM Parkersburg TINES Is usually q
his paper. but It's insinusdon that Con-
gresham DAVIS appointed young BILL,
Of thiI city TO the Naval Academy & over
young Poole, Of Patkenburr, because
Wheeling casts a larger vote, Is not T6niy
unWorthy Of the, editor but very a5,i silI nv
Nh BRtEisa youth Of abilities and isir
scholarship, and no doubt won MI Az
potntment BY the superiority Of lis e.
animation before the Committee,
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
COMMISSIONING SALE
Ten Valuable Island Lots.

By virtue OF decree Of tie County Court for
Onto county, West Virginia, rendered on he
l9th day Of April, 1874, In cause IN ehaneery
pending In sGid Court, wherein Thomas Ander-
son ab are eomplAtnants and james II. Porter
Ia defendant, lhAll on -
THURSDAY, the 2iss day Of Nay. 1874,
q 10 O'Clock 4. Il, proceed to sell at public suc.
ton, 70 The highest and best bidder, a. ne feont
door Of the Court Houie Of Ohio county. West
Virginia, tho following described property, tk1t
Lots 10. ono hundred and seyenty.two nm.
one hundred and seYenty.three C73j, ono hrii.
dred and seyenty.four Cf7i), one hundred and
twenty-five (179, one hundred and seYenty.Eix
llIbl. one hundred and seYenty-seYen, (iiO. one
hundred and seventy C7W and one hundred and
seTenty-one u7i) in The addition 10 the city q
land. -
Also, Lots No. one hundred and stxty.tvo
Q64l, ono hundred and sixty three Ct6S) IN OfIod
A A. Aine's addition to the city Of Wheeling, on
ssid property (exeept 10 and 17D Is situated
N ne square bounded By Virginia, Huron, Ohio
.TEEMs or SALR-one.third eash, balance IN
Etx and twelve months, with interest, properly
secured, Or all cash, 1t purehGeef's opton.
HANNIBAL F0RBR9
APIS Special Commissioner,
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.
FoR SALE
A Farm Containing 1OS Acres.

Twin sell st In one lot or divide 1t in lots Of
tour or aTe acres 70 suit purchasers. There q
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. si:usted within one mile Of the dty Of
TEns-one fourth cash, balance In one, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire OF the sub
se1beF. IN ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE AT
ELM GRoVE-I would ak any one
Wishing desirable spot on Whiea to erect q
county residence 70 look at s1!d lots before
purchasing elsewhere. These lots are lkId ont
70 accommodate persons who desire 10 reside IN
tho country. They are also near the Railroad
Depot, Store and Post Once,
Apply 70 the proprietor on the premises.
Ap9-dAR R 8, HOPKINS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-22

DY LATIMER a CLEARLY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1915 P. NJ.
FROM WARRINGTON CITY.

$50 D. m, Baltimore and ali Way Stations.
~, S;S2 a. m, baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
$50 II. m, Annapolis.
$50 a. M. Pittspurg, Chicago, Cincinnati Louis
yllle, st. Louis Columbus, Ssndusky, Wheeling
and and the West; Rockyills ETederiek stagnton
Valley Branches. PuILmGn Cars. Dinner at Cum
bertdHd. Supper at GRAFTON.
Saoa. m, New York, Philadelphia Boston, Bal
I:ii a. m. Point Of Rocks and all Way Stations.
/ $50 .. m Baltimore ana all Way Stations.
l0:.o 4. m, Baltimore and Relay only. .
lz0 m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and an way
lao D. M, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk
Baltimore. Dinner at Relay.
$50 p. m, Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagerstown, Winchester and all intermediate Way
Stations west Of Relay.
s:45 p. m, Baltimore. Frederick and all Way
100 .. M, Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, Winchester and all Way Stations.
Sis p. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, and all way
$50 D. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
SIS D. m, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis, Columbus sandnsky. Wheeling: and the
| 700 D. m, Baltimore and Relay.
$50 p, m, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
l S:I5 Plttsburg Express. Pullman Cars.
lo:Oo p. m, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
$500 and g. SOa. m, l:lo 5:l5, $50, 7:s, s:4 and
All Trains Stop at viaduct Hotel, Relay House Sta
For fuyther ZION; .r,,y At tbeRat,no-e
and Ohio Ticket ofices, Washington Station, and
IS Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken
for to be checked and received At any point
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. e. SHARP, Master Of Transportation,
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General Agent. ApN
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gatiaual gepnbtifai
MILE. TOSTFR

onVe Logan, writing from Paris, SAYS In
refel 'ence to the death of Tostee: mShe must
have heen still in her thirties, and her death i,
theme which leads one to moralizs. Ger,
tainly in this sad world of ours where youth
and beauty am chastity and goodness are a.
a, 70 ial before the sickle ofcruel death as
age, miquity, and hideousness, it Is idle to say
positiH Siy that If she had been better woman
sne WOMB nave lived longer Better women.
ana worse aave died younger, and yet we do
Know now dissipation VIII undermine the
health and make the indulger an sssy DREW for
disease. Tostee was IN this eoysiittor and
there are people who say she neyar would F,aze
been 50 Tit had not been for her t5n n,
America. She began hsr careerin Paris a.
small singer at the Bouffes ur,der OEseh.ohy. :
management; when she left there shs - .,t
gagged to play at the Chatelet and the Pore a .
Martin IN fairy pieces-the very lowest form Of
dramatic endeaVor, as the Artist 10 mereIFsub-
ordinate to the mis-, en- scene.- She then had
the good fortune to be engaged BY Mr.. Bate-
man to play the Grand Duchess In America and
her success completely turned her head. The
piece vas tremendous hit, and aWise woman
would have prodted by the chance to makes
great Individual reputation and a fortune: but
that detachable body, the fast men Of New York
8SA-ADIOAor oudlA ctOCk-lOODer8, 8alOOlL
keepers, and others of their kidney-besteped,i
the doors Of the Original Jacobs pri,za donna
and invited her 70 ride, to sup, to dine, to 20.
to the race-course, to do anything and sysry-
thing except attend to her business and keen
the spirit and the letter of her engagement
with her manager and the public. Again and
again Mr.. Bateman found himself Obliged to
start out sometimes at dusk and every seat In
the house sold for the night, on the track of q
substitute for his recalcitrant prina donna.
Tell themI' m indisposed,' said the far too iol-
ly diva, hicoupfng with the champagne she had
imbibed at Jerome Park Bv-and-by the public
began to take dislike to her. Playing toher
admirers only, she forgot that they formed but
a small part of her audience, and that the par
ticular taste of these worthless was not at all
that of the public at large. She is . beast
said the humorist, Nasty, to me one night, ais
we sat watching her contortious at the Grand
Opera House. Harsh criticism, and one that
Jared on my sexhood; but scarcely felt the
right to resent It,. The lesson learned of her
life is one that should be learned by heart by
all young and attractive actresses. Keep away
from bad company be prudishly careful o.
health and reputation, live life that in itseE
shall be a standing REPUTATION against the indis
criminate and sweeping charges made sgains
women of your profession. The rewards II
the shape Of credit. esteem. and fortune ar
certain.
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PIANOS.

DIANos FROM THE REST FACro-
oRly, for sale 1t great bargains for cash, part
cssh and In monthly orqasrterly Install
ONE very ans Ds-Octave Square Grand. Fischer.
One steinway, 75z-octave, secA
One Hsllett Davis, T-oeSese, 40.
One HHrdtnan, New York. 1-ocfkre, $50.
also,s large VARIETY u X naba e co and Me- zrinon
lBoarlm.n q Cray Pianos. AZ very low prices, to
make room- Pianos for rent, at
RElcHENBAcHss PiANo
Jel5-ew 42s Eleventh street, above Ia Az.
THE CELEBRATED KNABE 4 MCCAIN
MON PIANOS.
Pianos from various factories In ell styles ande ~
all prices, for sale mOathly lnstaiments, anu ~
ORGANS and MELoDEONs at
mYa-lI e Eleventh greet
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-RTLATIMER g CLEARY, Auetioneers
- and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest CORNER Penn. avenue and Eleventh street.
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE NEAR THE INSANE ASYLUM, o.
T THE vHHAAMnILToE ROAD, IN WAsRINGT1n

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
| TATE NEAR THE INSANE ASYLUM, ON
| THE HAMILTON ROAD, IN WASHINGTON
| GS00HHNNTTY' p G6 CO. AND IN PRINCE GEORGES
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
2e6e shall sell on TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1874, at &
O'Clock p. M, at Martins tavern, Uniontown d.
much Of the tract OF land called stRockburn' 1.-THE
estate OF the late Anthony Addison, lies in the
District Of Columbia. At the same time and place
Will also be sold, under decree Of the Circuit Court
Inis , % he. sSgny M SO n much Of SAID
be sold In i've lots PARCELS shown by the plat
subdivision, which Will be exhibited at the sale and
the meantime may be seen ut the suction store OF
Lot No 1 contains 10 acres more or less shout
three fourths of 1t in pine oak and chestnut timber.
Lot No. contains y is acres, about acres being
in pine Timber. The growing crops are grass and
corn The improvements consist OF q commodlous
mansion-house. In good repair with stables, &C.;
besides pump. Also, young peach and apple
Lot No. 3; lot No. 4 snd lot Nou contain about
acres each On lot No; are several fine springs Of
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in two
equal installments, in six and twelve this from
day Of sale with interest at the rate Of eight per
cent. per annum; the deferred payments to be Sc
chasers to the satisfaction of the trustee. One hun
dred dollars eich of lots Nos. and and SIS on
etch OF the other lots, to be paid down at the time
II the purchaser of any lot does not comply with
the terms Of sale within ten days, the will
resell such lot at the risk and cost Of such pur
chaser.
G. INGLE,, Trustee.
tATlMER CLEARY,
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ESGIANf6
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
wITHothfTE cH1 hSsH OF CARS.
P%IfMHS f%kI8BE %Rs SS DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN fk kfaGF T sRhAEfEEsslNG-oARs ON
On and after SUNDAY, May 81, 1874, Three
be
from, and arriving at, One Depot OF the Baltimore
&nd streets, rs follows:
Limited E1press.........Leave Washington 9:2S a.
1 m; daily h!i, except tn sunday.
Leave West Phiiadeiphia
Arrive i New York $40 D. m.
The above train is com
posed entirely of Pullman
EIpress................5 $50 p M for Philadelphia
Night Express. washington sos p.
Leave Baltimore 1o.4s p. m.
= Leave West Philadelphia
Arrive New York s.Ooa. m.
TRAINS RETURNING.
PhiiAdelphia Express...Arrives daily, except Sun
Limited EIpress.........LeaseN New York $3.50 a. m:
Arrive Washington 4:O3
NH. p. m.
Night E1press...........Leave New York 8 IS p. m
Arrive Washington 6:l3 q.
m. daily.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
On sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
IaiHroaas, new York Central and Hudson River
raaIiroad, Erie Railway and steamers on Hudson
Pare as low as by any other route.
baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
Vate residences on orders left At the following
offices, where tickets and information can be OBJ
tanned: Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvauia avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Passengers Sta
ton Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, corner OF
Sixth and streets. ED. S. YOUNG,
e2-tf Genera Passenger gent.
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! AUCTION SALES.
Futnre Days.


d HI. WARNER.
Os Real Estste Broker and octioneer,
Federal Building, corner seventh =. :" SIS. N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABI. e UNIM-
PROVED ZEAL ESTATE ON HALF SHEET
WEST. BETWEEN SOUTH Nd o
STREETS. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated February 2,
900 lsI1 duly recorded in Liber No: 7l9. TO- 70
-, one OF the land records for the District o.
Solum6ia and At the request Of the party secured
merely, we viii sell at pubic auction, In front OF
Lne PREMISES on TUESDAY, July ], 1874. at
O'Clock p m, the folIowing real estate,
suuate In the city OF Washington, d. c., to wit:
Lots numbered slxteen, Q6,J seventeen, (17, and
ninaesseen, 90, IN square numbered six hundred
Terms: g. 500. with interest at Sen per cent from
December s 1874 to dayof sale, and expense OF
sale In cash; balance at six aud twelve months,
for which the noteSof the purchaser, bearing INFER
est from the day Of sale, and secured by q deed Of
trust on the property sold, will be taken. A de-
post Of 800 win be required Of the purchaser at
time OF sale, and all conYeyarcing at the expense
of the purchaser. Ifterms Of sale are not complied
with In seven days the trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defauiting purchaser, after i've days. advertise
JOHN M. LANGsTON, I 1.-,s,sa.
GEORGE W. STICKNEY,t tIs
j. T. COLDWELL,
ieI2-MWF&dS
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Grand total, 1000 gifts, all cash.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50. halves, Sos; tenth, or each
coupon, -, IL whole tickets FOR 500; "a tickets
for 3, 900.
Tickets are now ready FOR sale, aad orders accom-
panied by cash will be promptly 6llel.
Liberal commissions will be SLOWED to satisfac-
tory agents.
application. ,,x,--,
Agent and Manager, PI No Library Building,
IculsviIle. Nv. mY2L r GTu-3m
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pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auets., :
TRUSTEES 8 SAFE pf OF INP FcyI1S REAL

TRUSTEES SALE p OF ~ hMP ffi0TldS REAL
By virtue OF deed OF trust to me. dated the I'd
day of November. lSS9. and recorded in Liber COL.
folio-4s9, one OF the land records for Washington
county. District OF Columbia, shall offer Al public
auction. in front of the premises, en- TUES
p. M, part Of Lot No. 4, IN square 55I, having a
front of IL feet inches running back to depth OF
l36 feet. The above real estate ffonts l. street
north, between North Capitol street and New Jer-
sey avenue, and is improved by tWo-story Frame
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balancs in SIX,
nine, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months,
for notes bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
trust the premises. All copveysncing and
stamps at purchasers cost. One hundred dollars
to be paid down at the time Of sale. If terms Of
sale are not complied with within ten days from
date Of sale, the Trustee reserves the right TO resell
the same at the -isk and cost OF the delaulting
purchaser. by giving FIVE days notics In some
RICHARD j. BEALL, Trustee.
.tr.' GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
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HAMPTON ROADS,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE,
JAS. LITTLE, Proprietor.

This delightful summer seaside resort is now open
for the reception OF visitors.
Mr.. W. p. Cossarte, one OF the best caterers in
the country, and who has managed some of the
most fashionable hotels, both North and south,
will superintend and dispense all the luxurlss the
season affords.
fine band Of music, conducted by Professor
Louis Voelker late director of the Richmond Thea
tire, has been engaged for the season. Attached to
the Hotel are Bowling Alley, Bar, Shooting Gal
lery, and Telegraph Once. jeh-1m
A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS GAN BE
"A accommodated with good Board at the. .'Norti.
Arlington Fruit Farm high, dry, healthy and
pleasant situation the Virginia heights, in fun
view of the Capitol and city, and thrtr miles
Ct tint. Applications will he answered by address,
ing II. FELLOWS, Georgetown, D. C. jei6-6t'
COUNTRY BOARD.-PERSONS DESIR-
~ ing Country Board can be accommodated three
miles from Annapolis. Salt water bathing, FISH,
crabs fruit in abundance, plain but perfectly com
Portable house, luxurious table, and healthy.
Terms, - Per week. Address, G. L. DUYALL,
Annapolis Nd. my25-Im
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pYJ J. T. wORMLEY,
ID sAuctIoneer and Real Estate Broker,
l5llL, PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
SALE OF VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL BUILDING LOT, IMPROVED WITH
FIR AME HOUSE, ON THE sQuTAwEsT COR
NER OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND THIRD

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL BUILDING LOT, IMPROVED WITH
FRAME HOUSE, ON THE SOUTHWEST COR
NhR OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND THIRD
STREET. Az AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed of trust to Daniel i. Eaton
and myself dated March II, A. d. ISL, and duly
recorded In Lber No. 63S folio la, one Of the Land
Records for the District of Columbia, and At the
request Of the beneheiary VIII sell ~ publie aue-
tIon. in front of the premises, on MONDAY. Julye,
A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock p. m, the loioxine, de-
ton, District OF Columbia TO wit; Being AL that
part of original lot numbered six, (6.) In square
numbered Ave hundred and twenty-five. CA IS
the same Is laid the ground plat or plan OF said
city, beginning for the same at the northeast corner
Of said square and running thence south with the
line OF Third (sd) street wesl eiEhty-hve ls fset
thence vest twenty col feet: thence northeast-
wardly to line Of New York avenue; theueonorth-
eastwar,lly with line Of New York avenue TO the
Terms: five huidred dollars, with interest at ten
per cent per ann ON from September ~ 1873 70 day
OF sale, and expense OF sale IN cash ana the balance
in SIX ts) and twelve (l2) months, for which the
cent. per ann nm from day Of sale, and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold, must be given
deposit or one hundred dollars VIII be required at
time OF sale. All conyeyancing At expense OF pur-
chaser. II terms of sale are not conpned with IN
Ave days the trustee reserves the resell the
properly at the risk and cost OF the defantng pur-
chaser after hve DAYS notice In some one or more
newspapers published In washington, y: c.:
GEORGE W. STICKHEY,
- Surviving Trustee.
je12-d&ds >. T. WoRnLEY, Auet,
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
L MECHANICSBURG, PA,
Eight miles west of Harrisburg by c, V. R. T., In
the beautiful Cumberland Valley,
Open for SUMMER BoARDERS from July 1 to
September
Building attractive, convenient and comfortable.
Delightful Grove and Grounds, pure air, excellent
water, healthy location and pleasant drives com.
mend 1t to those seeking rest and recreation.
Terms moderate.
REV. T. P. EGE, A. NJ, President.
School duties resume septembers.
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VALUABLE sgRgRsAN, FARM, NEAEsLEN;

McCENEY'S FARM.
On MONDAY. June %, at O'Clock p. m, we will
sell. by order Of the owner, on the premises, that
splendid farm formerly owned by Edgar MSCeney,
Mr.. Queens aud Lord S farms This tract Of land
contains IsX acres of hne, rich land, which will he
subdIvided and Is In one Of the best locations in
the county, being suitable for country seat or
market farm; Improved by an ovtrseer's house,
stable and ont houses; hne water on the premises.
Terms: One third cash; balance QUE and two
years; notes bearing eight per cent. Interest and
secured by a deed oftrust.' couyeyanclng, &c, ut
purchasers cost, and sale positive.
IAN DUNCANSON BROS, ACctS.