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The Oxford falcon., 1874-12-19
PEACE OF THE SECTIONS.
SIP ECH
--oF--
HON. L. @. c. LAMAR,
or MISSISSIPPI.
OK THE
House RESOLUTIONS Relating 10
the Death 0f Hen. Charles
SuniDer.

Mr. LAMAR. Mr. Speaker,
in rising to second the reso
lntions inst offered, ] desire to
add a few remarks winch have
occurred to me as appropriate
To the occasion. | believe
that they express a sentiment
which pervades the hearts of
all the people whose Repre-
sentatives are here assem-
bled. Strange as in looking
back upon the past the asser-
tion NAV seem, impossible as
il would have been ten years
ago TO make it, it is not the
less true that to-day Missis-
sippi regrets the death of
Charles Sumner aud sincerely
unites in paying donors to his
memory. Not because of the
splentlor of his intellect.
though In him was extin-
guishel one Of the brightest
of the lights whicll have
illustrated the councils of the
{if,sfrnnseast for nearly n
.tslas(er of q cenifus ssof
la.ez - IT sfH l.s3l, rnIsus4.
~. - .sr.s~st .&f.z..s ..s'ss'
rue vHr1pr fearnimg which re-
vealed themselves so clearly
in all his nhhIic efforts as tn
Justify tb< application 10 him
n Jobnson's felicitousevpres-
fiop. she toneheh nefhing
bvflich he did not aslorn = NOT
Observation-Disclosures are quali-
ties bv no means. II is to be
feared, 50 common in public
places as 70 make their tlisap-
pearance, in even a single in
stance, n matter of indiifer-
enee; huf because of those
peculiar and strongly marked
moral traits qf his character
which gave the coloring to the
whole tenor of his singulasly
dramatic public career traits
which made him for long
period To n large portion of
his countrymen the object of
rs deep aud passionate a hos
tility rs 70 another he was
one of enthusiastic admira-
tion, and which are not the
less the cause that now
unifas all these parties, ever
so widely differing. in a CONS
mon sorrow to-slay over his
lifeless remains.
1t is of these high moral
aualities which | wish TO
speak for these have been
the traits which in after years.
as / have considered the sne-
cessive acts and utferances of
this remarkable man, tasz.
tenf. ssanne~ ~trongfy nv at
fention. and impressed them
selves most forcibly upon NV
imagination. my sensibilities,
my heart. / leave TO Others
TO speak of his intellectual
superiority, of those rare
gifts with which nature bad
so lavishly endowed him, and
of the power 10 use them
which he had acquired by ad-
ucation. / say nothing of his
vast and varied stores OF
historical knowledge. or of
the wide extent of his read
ing in the elegant literature
of ancient and modern times,
or of his wonderful power Of
retaining what he had read,
or of his readiness i'm drawing
upon these fertile resources
TO illustrate his own argu-
ments. | say nothing of his
eloqus'nce as an orator, of bis
skill as a logirian. or Of his
powers cf fascination in the
unrestraiped freedom of the
social circle. which last it was
my misfortune not TO have
experienced. These, indeed.
were the qualities which gave
him eminence not only in oui
country but throughout the
world and which have made
the name OF Charles sumner
an integral part Of our ma.
tion's glory. They were the
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@ssssa tSalfsa.
III FoR ApvERrIslNa


Al iswai and tFanriant aslwrrfasa-
n'ffsts will BE- ci,areea ~ tisa inser-
tienl
tails on Persons 70 become canfi.
uAi.< are charKed the usual rate.
Ooltlrrier, tfiisites or respect and
inafrtaers win be charged for at The
retauiar Adrertising rate4
rpeclai notices, 20 cents Derllne.
bavine recently purchased a laree
SUI Faried as@oftmenf - Jobhing
=. s.eseriai, We are rrpT&resi q. DO ali
T0H rExNTEH G..
win neati'css and dispatch, II low
rTfeex, 5or c0sh.
The Oxford falcon., 1874-12-19

w arrantS
And Negotiable Paper Bought and
Sold.
lands Purchased from Nss Sate.
Collections promptly made.
w. A. West Is Agent for the
Franklin ri Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia, Pherix Fire In
aaranee Company Of Brooklyn, Nesf
Yark, Planters of Mississippi and
Planters Of Memphis.
Bag- Offise 81 the Bark. All FIRST
class Companies. Patronage solicit
ed.
Aprii 5th, IsT4-ly.
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sionai.

At the solicitation OF a number
OF my fr'~nds | have concluded to
resume practice Of medieine.-
Tie diseases Of Women and Children
will meet with especial attention.
Office at the Drug Store.
X. X. Chiffon.
October eth, 1s7s-3m
The Oxford falcon., 1874-12-19

BEN PRICE and p. II. BAR
RINGER will continue the business
under the Arm name Of BEN
PRICE q CO., ON the Northeast
-7rner of the Public square We
SilI keep general stock OF Groce-
'1es, Plantation supplies, DC, and
sell for cash only, at reduced prices.
We will buy cotton and make libeF-
al advances TO the planters. II they
prefer shipping to our friends in
Memphis or New Orleans.
BEN PRICE Il co.
October eth. 1s74-1m
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@xfurd falruu.

Published Every Saturday.
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NJ + ID / G. y I.
DR.. Thompson

TTNDERS his professional ser
Il vices a. his Old patrons and
ri~nds of the town of and vicinity
oi oxford. His loag experience aud
rriurn Of health, urge him 20 resume
the praeiics ef his profession in ali
g. branches. lie can I've found o.
ahe drug Store, near his old stand,
o. al his residence on south street.
June - " n32 tf.
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DISSOLUTION.

The cu-Partnership of HARRIS,
PRICE 4 Co, expired on the lst
september by limitation. Pensaas
indebted 20 ~ will please come for
ward aapl make payment, as IL i
important that the debts due Us he
promptly paid. Bem Price and r.
B. Barringer. alone, are authorized
10 make collections.
BEN PRICE.
y. B. BARRI EGER,
4. l.. HARRIS.
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
Per square 81 ten Hines or less Il -
for the ffst Insertion, and - ceiits
for each -0tsequsut insertion.
An additional cllsrge of twenty
i've per cent. On all douDie eoiumn
advertisements.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
WFKKLY-ss % per annum, Of - ~
six months.
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L. q. c. LAMAR. rpwAuD nAvrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

osdieary scandal Since the coHfleIzeit ten
years ago. RAen a parliamentary election took
place as oilen as the seasons changed, when poll
lieal controversies were bat little less violent
than real battles, no event has so shocked The
sober conservative sense Of the Prussian people
as this proceeding Either Bismarck will Tuia
Won Arnim or Ven Arnim will overthrow Bis.
msrek. Which deserves the sympathy Of the
Liberal worldf That is a hard question to au-
swer. Coant Won Arnim Is not u man OF Prince
Bismareks imposing personality. He Is ia no
sense . constructive statesman Bat DO is civ
lian and scholar. aud. as have said be has al.
ways been regarded as 40 honorable aud ssgseioas
man. Priaes Bismarck is rude. as everybody
knows. but be represents the best cause. | DO
not speak alone Of the Church question, but Of
the general distinction between progress and ~
action. Bismarck now stands for reform. not
because his sympaihies Ito in that direction. bus
because events were too strong. and be knew
how to yield. Count Won Arnim is personally
man Of more generous liberalism than bis rival
bat his friends are conservative; aud he himself
could oppose Bismarck only AZ the head Of
Conservative coalition. His accession to power
would surely introduce an era Of reaction.
Thus the Liberals who have no real admiration
for the grea. Chancellor. aud even deplore the
arrest Of Won Arnim, are forced to support him
as neeessi'y-a bitter one, perhaps but still
necessity to their present aspirations
Prince Bismarck is not so strong as he was
two or three years ago. His name has lost much
Of ITS magic, but il Is. after an. hard thing to
shake the pedestal on which he stands. The
Emperor knows very well that the Parhmouls
are and will remain Liberal, and that a Couserva.
tive Cabinet would preeptats an era Of strife
like that which preceded Sadowa. But the ven.
cradle warrior has no wish to repeat that history.
He knows that Bismarck is at heart no more
Liberal than he himself he knows, also. that
Bismarck can make the majority satisfied with
less reform than any other statesman in Prussia.
So the Emperor elings to Bismarck, and will pro-
badly continue to do so unless some extraordi-
nary circumstances should change this state Of
afairs,-Cor. " Y, TlIbsas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Of the design adopted 10 this the youngest OF our
irouelads. What may 30 called the distinguish
ing characteristics Of the inaexible is that che
will have in The sense Of vulnerahllisy. no "wind
aud water line" at ALL Every one must kooW
that the vilAls Of man-o.war he along The beh
Of her aotation-a breach u her sides IN that re-
gion lots in the sea and swamps her. The Index
iblo carries all her side armor upon central space
ITO Zee. in length. Il Is twen,y.leur inches thick.
aud protects with that monslrous wall Of solid
iron. her engines, her crew and her battery OF
four eighty-IOn guns Along the rest Of her
fore and af-thero IS 40 vertical armor, but
thick inside cushion Of cork Of enormous huoy
sney. mora than sixty fee, square ia section, sur
rounding hunkers fnl Of coal FOR the supply Of The
ship. a horizontal deck Of thick metal extend
ing fore add AT from the walerline, will cut oa
all this anarmored upper portion nom the real
hold Of tho vessel. Thus, il the enemy should
send shot or she'll through every eoal bunker
and corner Of tho Inhexibic forward and an. lot.
ting in the water everywhere, he could only. u
the design answers expccta,ion-lower her sin
gle loot IN tue sea. Tier citadel. u may % conn
IDENTIFY expected, he could not pierce a, any rate
with guns at presen, in nse. In word, the con
struetors OF the Inaexible give an enemy the up
per slices Of the ship. except her citadel to do as
be likes with; aud ii is by making the ends aoal'
able under any circumstances that the ironWork /
Of the pOnderous citadel with its turrots and free
board. can be carried. The ram and the torpedo /
are therefore the only Perils which threaten this
forthcoming fighting ship; but perhaps these
also might be provided against il her bottom IN.
compartments, Enough. however. has been al
ready hinted about our newest behemoth to show
that, whatever her success, the age Of armor.
plating is certainly not ended yet-LOHdoR Tel
ey,rDh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

lie ia the hsrbOr The latter with thirty or forty
dead passengers 10 he,, and it Is doubtful whether
they can Be- raised and. although e6orss have
been made to move the Pacific Mail steamer
Alaska from her position ashore a, Aberdeen,
they were we regret to say, unsuccessful
Amer the typAOOn great ditbeol,y was expert
eDeed in removing the dead bodies which cane
ashore in all directions. The Destruction Of HE
in native Gratis vastly Oe.numbers anything tha,
has occurred before. Ia ordinsry ,yphOOns the
plaess Of shelter which The Chinese. who have
marvellous instinct 10 IOSseeing the advent Of
these terrible visilstions seek. are snficien. to
protect the large bulk Of the junks and sampans,
The poor people bad, 10 the preseaI instance, re-
lied upon The shelter which had afforded them
protection on former occasions, but were utterly
mistaken in their calculations, as their crafts were
driven from their places of refuge. and. in the
words % an eye-witaeSs. who himself bad \ uar,
row escape in bis vessel--hrgs junks broke up
actually like match boxes. one Of the officers
who was aboard the steamer Alaska, says that
be saw batch Of hundred jaoks founder all at
once. The misery which has been spread both
10 this Colony and a. Macao is something appal.
ling. one OF the saddles, consideration is that
uamberless iuuks have utterly gone to atoms with
every soul 90 board, so that hundreds Of people
must be kept il heightened suspense as to the
fate Of friends and relatives, Of which no one
lives to tell the tale.
From the accounts given Of the extraordinary
high tide it would almost seem tina, there mus,
at one time have been tidal wave. and this
would &. 10 with statements made in some quar-.
tiers With reference to s,oppage Of clocks which
seemed to indicate that Sigh, shock of an
earthquake occurred while the typhOOn was rag
iug,
The weather at present is fair. but continues
unusually hot for this time OF year. The Chinese
however. predict that another typhoon will occur
shortly. They name tomorrow toe, 4,hl as the
day; but so tar as eau be judged by The iudiea-
tons Of the barometer. there does not appear to
be any foundation for their fears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
The ComIng Chlcngo IIoteI.


The latest American progress in building viii
be the Mammoth Hotel, soon TO be erected in
Chicago. This enormous hotel is to have front
age of three English miles, and depth Of six
miles. The height OF seveuty-seven stories will
measure 3,4SO feet from tho ground door TO the
roof The hotel will have no stairs, but Eve hun
dred balloons will always be ready to take visit
ors up to their rooms No room walters are to
be employed but visitors will be served by
newly,invented automatic, put up in every bed.
room, which will do all the shaving. shampooing.
etc. for the GUESTS very simple and ingenious
mechanism. Surprising the guest requires hot
water, the automatic will be able to call down
stairs, "a bucket of hot walter up to room nun
Der one million three thousand one hundred aud
seven p and the water will be up IN seven seconds
by the patent elevator 0ne-half hour before the
table q h0le instead Of the ringing Of bells gun
will be fred on each door TO call the
guests to get ready for their meals. The tables
in the dining-roOm will measure four miles each.
attendance 10 be performed by twelve walters on
horseback on either side Of the table. Music
during table dhots will be played gratis by eight
bands Of seventy.seven men each. For the con-
venience Of visitors a railway will be built on
each floor. as well as telegraph offices. The price
for one bedroom will be from one to ten dOllars.
The cost OF this building is estimated to be
$3.50 geo 600. The biIiardroom will contain
nine hundred American. ninely.uiue French, and
one English table, and most Of the visitors are
to be Ameucan. The billiard-roOm
will be fitted out with a spittoon OF one hundred
Get in circumference = Berlin Z.t,lnn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
nc Wv IroneIad Inae1ibIe.

heuiion vas made lately in the British House
Of Connous Of the InaezibIe. the latest pattern
Of EHr-ship building Tor or navy. The belief Of
Admirsl Elliott that the days Of armor-pIssing
are Ssariy over Is certainly not Testified By this
sxtraordinay vessel The exact drawings aud
particulars Of her bald are naturally kept from
Psblis knOHIsdgs, bat We may. without any
breaeh Of patriotism, give general conception
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
s U N DRIEs S.!

80 Gheh Lizh. AID E.aT7 Es-iaFs.
Wssl Paskz.
D csza- soas' ss.aa.-s s.ry cAaras. .ssart's
zzzhers.
D. csrsa- Sens ssaaaArd Ksr-aAas casTas.
Ess- I. 2 and ;.
East Doahls Ssresass TsIsA Steam csal,
Fire Bricks, Ln6a Ezbhgr Eass,
Fi1or oz-clsehs. LiTsrrooi salE. TEizs,
Fsacs Wi-u. csols-z, M-o=ss CEzzzu-s,
sluass. A., a. a. lsss sal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
Ols Each EoseESSd and walnut
Fsg Superior Cottage Pianos.
Beers, WiReS6LiquOrS

Basis AID Biuod. Esls Cs's cslasrasea Ai.s,
szH-rz AID pats,
Bleed. T0iss Ecs'sFsrorse Ssozs, asu,al lot n u
Teuns1s's Seoerh Als. pts a CTS. extra ssalfsg,
lad CoOPe ; Cas- new szalisy fghs Pale Ale, ss4pt
Cases Genuine @oid ToE.7
A few cases Very SuP'r Pale TnPsrial B-azsy,
10 Cases Renal Eigaiaz6 Thisksy.
Gases D. KzyPs-s EoEaaas. Or Casks Era-iy,
lis c. Aaat'f Bess Brzadses, STIR zp e star,
Cases Dzz-zls's Lisa vhsskzy,
A few Cases VERY Superior Psrs Eize.
Cases "a 7Alazae Ca Saperiar ClArus, q Tury
eh1ire z-sicie.
g.. Co.. - No..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16
HAIR D w AR E
E. o. HALL & SON,
KEEP THEIR USUAL FULL AND
~ constant supply of
All SeasunabIe Goods in their Line /!

All SeaS0naDle GOODS In their Line
Also
Fine Plated Table Ware,
Staple Dry Goods.
Paints. Oil. TurPen;ins varnish,
Cooking Stoves Hollow Ware.
Dowuer's Crystalline Kerosene Oil.
Or Bows, Yokss wbssIbauOws.
Cast Steel. Nail Rods 4 Horse Shoe Iron,
California Sole skiriing Leather,
French Calf Lining Skins,
Fancy CsrboIic Soaps,
Tin Plates. Solder 1 Lead Pipe,
Pumps, Carriage Axles & Springs,
Glue. Borax. Punlcs 4 Ro,ted stone.
shOemaksr's Tools. Lasts, Pegs & Threads,
Dairy salt. Card Matches 4 Door Mats.
All Sorts of Brushes. Backing Shoe Polish.
COCAINE. HYPERION. PYROLIGEEoUs ACID
Road & Carpenters Tools, Handles, &c.
Church. Plantation. Table and Gong Bells.
and
THOUSAND ARTICLES FOR USE & CONVENIENCE
Too numerous to mention.
All for Sale at the Lowest Possible Prices
s0a CALL OR SEND. lsm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

H. HACKFELD & co.
Offer for Sale shs fOIlovsug
GOODS NOW LANDING
.....---- XIX ------.
Hawaiian Bark *. O. wylis.'
11D DAYS
FROM BREMEN!
Hawaiian Bark "R. Q. wylis.r

FROM BREMEN!
Piak Pad Prints. Fancy Prist,.
Dark Fancy Prinss. shawl Pattern Psisls.
chins Prints. White AID Blask Pfial.
Turkey Red co,ieu. A.sortzsat wAss cousus.
Assur,nsnt Of Brown Coiians. Biss cssss.s.
Brovn Cotton Drill. Bius cstioa Dra.
Heavy Blue Dsnins. Hickory s,rirss.
blue and White riekings,
Blus ruillsd sa4oay Flaaasl. BLACK cssoarzs.
Black suE Alpusas. Waterproof r-ssas.
Linen Shss,ing. Cotton shssiinr.
Wooden Blankets. BrOEa Cotton Seas.
Ladis.' white s,ocsiur,. Npsqus,e S.,iius.
Victoria Lawns. Linen Haadksr,hisf..
SILK Handkerchief. Cotton Hack. Towels.
Black aud Fancy sHs Neettiss.
Black aud eoiored French Msriasss.
Lace Sbsuis, Linen and Cotton TAread.
Patent Thread on cards.
Fine Cloths and casAusres fsr Goats aad Pauss.
Fine Black Preach Serge.
Bedford Cord. T-Hisd sTssias.
TwilIod cnnbris. heavy Canvas for LizlsE.
A''Os,men, Of BurlaFs. Sail T-ins-
Fine Assortment Of Clothing.
English Saddles. French c-lhlias.
Lubin'' Extracts, Eau De Cologne.
Maeassar OIL. Fancy Soaps.
Black Jet and Fancy Ornaments.
Necklaces. Cruises. ds.. Isdia Rabbsr Balls.
Fine Scissors. Common Scissors. Sheep shears.
Pen and Pocket Knives.
Coco Handled Butcher Knives,
Charcoal Box Irons. Tiuzsa Lanterns.
Galvanized Iron Washing Tabs.
Galv. Iron Buckets. Galv. Iron Pipe. A to a IN.
saueePans. Spurs. Hoop Iron. Rivss..
YsllOu Metal sheaihiss. Composition Nails
Toilet Mirrors. Feather Busters,
HarmOnisAs, Aoooid son,. Gold Borders.
Gun Powder. Market Baskets.
Wrapping Paper. Nuremberg Toys.
Tumblsrs. Pain OIL Caussio Soda.
Portland Cement. Fiagg Stones. States.
Fire Bricks, Pipe Clay.
Hubbaek's Linsoed OIL.
Hubbusk's White Zine Paint.
Black and Green Paints. Red Lead.
full assortment Of German. Frsaeh and Ess-
lish Groceries.
Lisbig's Extract Of Neat. Candles.
Castor Oil. Epson Salts.
Tar and Pitch. Cordazs. Corks,
Empty Petroleum Tisrcss.
Empty Syrup Tiercss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

A full assortment Of German. Frsnsh aad Ess-
lish Groceries.
Lisbig's Extract Of Neat. Candles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Fine Cloths and Cashmere, fsr Goats aad Paass.
Fine Black Preach Serge.
Bedford Cord. TvHisd slssias.
Twillsd canbris. heavy Canvas for LizisE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Fine Scissors. Common Scissors. sheep shears.
Pen and Pocket Knives.
Coco Handled hatcher Knives.
Charcoal Box Irons. TinEsd Lanterns.
Galvanized Iron Washing Tabs.
Galv. Iron Buckets, Galv. Iron Pipe. 4 to a IN.
ssueePans. Spurs. Hoop Iron. Rivsss.
YellOw Metal sheaihias, comPosiiisn Nails
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Hubbaek's Liusoed OIL.
Habbusk's White Zinc Paint.
Black and Green Paints. Red Lead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

A''0rtmsn, Ct Burlap,. SAIL Twins.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Lubin', Extracts, Eau De Cologne.
Masassas Oil. Fancy Soaps.
Black Jo, and Fancy Ornaments.
Necklaces. Cruises. 1s.. Isdia Rabbsr Balls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

The Particalars OF the sad disaster OF tie 22d
and 23d Septsaber. are gradually coming 70 light;
even up to the present tine the fall Effects Of the
storm ean ouly Be sarmised- Il Is certain that
the estimate Of the usuber zho have been lost
Is eoasidesablE aDder the sctaaI total Ehich can
not Be less ttan eight th01sand Al Hougkong and
Macao together, even If that cones Up 10 the fact
Vessels arriving a. The preset tine report meet
iug uish dead bodiss At l0ag distance before
reaching the port and eorpses eo1tinae daily to
g washed ashore n the various paz1s Of the isl-
aai- The damage dOoe to property also turns
oct 70 be @-ch a-gsr than Sas anticipated
Psrsous vel able TO jadge estimate that IN
Hsngkoug al0as- the property lost II the fora Of
Eszssis. damage . housess baildisgs Destroyed
aud goods damaged, ezau0t be short Of ziIIiou
of PoG-ds- The steamers AIbaE and Leonor still
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Toilet Mirrors. Feather Busters,
Harmonious, AooOidsons. Gold Borders.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Gun Powder. Market Baskets.
Wrapping Paper. Nuremberg Toys.
Tumblsrs. Pain Oil. Caustio Soda.
Portland Cement. Fiagg Stones. States,
Fire Bricks, Pipe Clay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

Los7ay OET1cz
C L Ens05, . FALCON SQUARE.
LONDON, Z c., ENGLAND
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-12-16

English Saddles. French C.lf4lial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28
q. AUdTieN alAErs rasure Days.
i;1ssy BY Wellington Goddin,
shR Real Estate a gent and AuetioHeer'
fSffice corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALUAl,-.
sFR skE a REAa nssA THE 81 bill
MARKET, ANH LANCE BRICK .IsWELLiifN>,r.
ON THE LAST LINE OFsSJXTH sTEsEkI,
NORTH OF LEIGH sTREET-i3y virtue q LEE us-
cree of the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF hlGn ns
raond, entered ON the 9th or May. ana also
on the 10th Of Jure, S7A, in the casesot LEI I.en
dinnine's executor rs; Hover q Lndytg; ho snd
3llendinnlng's administrator ana BSsslfux. Is,
against Hayer 81 Ludwig, &c; ana byv1rtue1 81 u
deed of trust bearing date 18TH November, 1soo'
executed by ohm CIend'nning TO w. todoln, trns.
tee to secure to l.. Hoyer ana q. LuoWis csftatu
debts therein mentioned, duly recorded in nnn,
rnond Musings Court, shall, rs trustee, proceed
10 sell stpubllc auction. on the premises. on MOE
DAY, 7th OF September. 1874, conn e1cing as
O'clock p. NJ, that very valuable REAL ESTATE
on The north side of Marshall street between Skip
and Seventh streets fronting sc feeI running oack
so feet more less, bounded on The east 6y Tue iot
Market avenue, and having thereon FRAMED
TENkMEhT, occupied by Mr. ); 4. Perkinson,
This is regarded as amongst the most va!uaoie
lots In that Iocal as II has space enough Ior Tue
erection of thrse stores.
After which will be sold that large and wel.built
BECK DWELLING on the east side or Sixtn
north of Leigh street., now occupied by Mesrs. >.
@. Hunter and j. a. Jeffards. The house Is three
stories above the basement, handsomely 1nisied
with modern conyenience5, ample ACCOMMODATIONS
for servants &C, and Is really an excellent resi-
dence. The lot has front OF 31H feet and . deptn
OF $50 feet. s ,..,
TERMS One.fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added and title retained I'LL all CT the purchase
conrr W.GuDUlS,
MI 1s Trustee.