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The New York herald., 1874-07-25
ALICE BLANCHE OSWALD" -"KITHLESs, KIN
LESS ORPHAN

1T viii be remembered, SAYS the Dundee Adcer-
ttser OF July 10, that in september, 1872, young
American girl, named Alice Blanche Oswald, who
had come to England ron her native land with a
Scotch lady who. 1t was sad turned her out oi
doors. committed suicide, when perfectly friend.
less ana Iorsakcn, by throwing herself INTO the
Thames or Waterloo Bridge. 1ne history of the
deceased was very sad one and many American
aoles ana gentlemen, well as revcral
tbRIlsh DeHcN0ieht people determined TO
XIV we @if II Respectable tntcrncnt, which
TOOK place leW days aftCr the cveGt in the Ne
cfopois, NoAlng. committee. chleny cOnposed
ol Nmcllcan adleS. was formed 10 erect simple
monument over the grave OF the deceased. IL has
now Just Decn competed. IL consists OF rustic
tioSS III hafole fcstng on q cluster OF rocks,
cHSelle1 out OF WlIIte marble. ON u slab placed
on 'he rocks IS the following Inscription :-"tlice
lHdhcuc OsWald-KithlesS, kinlcss Orphan. Died
o despair IN the Thames 5th September 1872; 10
on the 2oth oi The month. BY fny Infinite good-
hess forgive me-"
ne monument VIII he placed over the grave IN
a lev IaYS.
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BOATING NOTES.

or the nine stroke oarsmen IN the late college
regatta five were from New York, two from Penn-
sylvania, one from Massachusetts and one from
Minnesota.
Many lady visitors called at the Columbia boat
house yesterday to see the boat which won the
famous victory at Saratoga.
The next event OF importance in the aquatic
world will be the grand international regatta ON
saratoga Lake at the close OF ne xt month.
The Atlantic Boat Club OF Aoboken, n. J will
enter four in the saratoga regatta. The Allan
ties have good strong four, and expect to make
a fine show.
The Potomac boat CLUBS win send crews 20 the
lake, and expect to 90 some ething worthy OF their
section OF the country.
Commodore Ferguson, or the Schuylkin Navy
who is also President OF the Athletic Base Ball
Club Of Philadelphia, has gone to Europe with the
Athletics. Previous to his departure he was pre-
sented with handsome badge by his friends in
the Schuylkill Navy as a token of their apprecla-
tion Of his services in the promotion OF aquatic
sports.
Tic Columbia College Boat Club will shortly
have a ne w boat house erected for them The an.
ticipatons that it will exceed in completeness
the Atalan,a house, which is now by long odds
the handsomcst as well as the most substantial of
the boating quarters the Harlem.
The Yale Navy, 1t is reported, have received a
cheek from Mr.. Robert Bonner to aid them in
building a new house for their boats.
saturday afternoon is the oarsmen's holiday on
the Harlem, and each Saturday 1t is becoming
more So If it keeps on improving in this respect
Every nne saturday evening each club is repre-
sented on the river in some shape. The victory OF
the Columbias has given additional impetus to
boating at the New Settlement.
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A BOARDING HOUSE ROBBERY.

TWO weeks ago last Wednesday Miss Lizzie
McNay wens 10 board at No. 123 Greene street,
and was assigned the room in which young
woman named Wilson was sleeping. The room
mates were introduced. and, from what was said,
the girl McNally Cleaned that her friend had some
jewcry and pawn tickets
The next afternoon MISS Wilson found that she
had lost her pawn tickets anu trinkets. worth
about $50. she complained to Mrs. Thompson, the
keeper o The house. VINO advised her to inform the
police. Oii!cer Uowan had charge OF the case,
and Yesterday he succeeded In arrestIng the grl
McNany, Wno when questioned at the TOmbs said
she was not guilty. ana had never seen the COM
pIainant. Judge flammer committed her for tral
ut tue Court OF special sessions IN default OF 1000
Dall.
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HERALD SATURDAY JULY 25 1s74-w1rH SUPPLEMENT-

opinion OF the Corporation Counsel to the eject
that the action OF the Board in cutting down the
estimates for the department.
WAS ILLEGAL AND THEREFORE, VOID.
The. Comptroller, equal to the occasion. de-
cared triunphanty tnat he had insisted at the
tiine that the reduction OF the estimates consti-
tuted an improper exercise OF their power.
Mr. VANCE asked Mr.. Green to pOint out how
Mr.. steobins' salary could be paid out OF the
sale OF bonds.
Mr. GREEN declined to help the two gentlemen
out OF the "mess' they mad got themselves into.
Mr VANCE Thought the Comptroller co1ld not
point out anything.
An exciting debate ensued, in the course OF
here 10 be catechised by Mr.. Vance Tor his
tMr. Nance's) ignorant act, which had caused this
embarrassment. "lt was pointed out to me" he
said, 'the other day. and by Mr.. Vance that was
not the law adviser ol the Board Now let him
and his colleague point out how we are to get out
OF this embarrassment
Mr.. VANCE. IN answer 10 the Comptroller, pro-
posed TO read the letter which he and Mr.. wheeler
nad addressed to Mr.. Stebbins but Mr.. GREEN.
win his wonted courtesy, said he did not desire TO
near any more OF THESE ''hghialutin'" gasconad-
ing letters.
Mr.. VANCE then said, with Indignation. that he
would allow no man to place him ana his col
league III a false position before the people.
MR.. HAWKINS LITTLE BILL.
Mr.. GREEN then presented IL blll Tor $1,000 for
legal services by Mr.. Dexter Hawkins. The Comp
roher remarked, at The same time, mat the rldicu-
lcus ana Illegal condition imposed. by Messrs.
prove OF The selection Of counsel employed by the
Comptroler-would lead TO still further embar-
rassments.
1he MAYOR agreed with the Comptroller that the
condition referred to Illegal.
The I'll WAS laid upon the table After appro-
priatng Sl5O,00o for the Brooklyn Bridge. by au-
th0rl2ing the issue OF bonds to that amount, the
dlsc0rdapt quartet adjourned
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SHE Is FOND OF JEWELRY.

Mr. Harris Levy lives at No. Forsyth street,
where he keeps Jeweiry store. TN the sd OF
July he nrcd girl named Lizzie Brown to 40 his
nousework. on the 4th of July she was not TO
be seen, so ne concctured she had gone to see
the fireworks, and did not pay particular attention
TO her absence. on the 5th he opened his store
ana missed tile iOHoWing art.clcs:-A pair OF
bracelets, "a cham, par of earrings and Il roll Of
mOncy--in ak to the value Of S200 Yesterday
Ol1cer Howard, of Police headquarters, Jersey
CITY, arrested bizzie, who was committed ut the
Tombs to answer The cnarge oi grand larceny.
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TEE FIVE POINTS,

The following communication, received yester-
day by the Health Department, touching the dis.
graceful condition OF the streets adjoining the Five
Points, explains ITSELF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
NEW YORK, July Il, 1874. I
To THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
have to acknowledge the receipt Of copy of
the reports OF K. :. Tracy, NJ d.. sanitary Inspec-
tor and Walter De +. Day, Sanitary Superinten-
dent, as 20 the condition OF the streets adjoining
the five Points. In reply have to say tnat un-
der the act recently signed bv the Governor this
department advertised and awarded the contracts
for paving those streets. and sent the award to the
Finance Department for approval OF the suretles
on the 10th ol last month. since which time no IN
formation has been received as to any action OF
the Finance Department. Untll the sureties are
approved the contract cannot he executed nor the
work begun. Very respectfully,
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT.
Commissioner OF Public Works.
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REAL ESTATE,

The announced attraction at the Exchange
Salesroom yesterday drew large audience The
result was as follows MI Il. V. Harnett sold by
order Of the supreme Court. under the direction
OF Mr.. william II. Leonard referee, six four.story
brown stone houses, with lots, situated the
southwest corner OF Lexington avenue and sixty
ninth street. Mr.. Joseph Mcjiuirc, unuer the direc
ton OF MI George W. PoHcher, referee, disposed
OF u house aud lot on sixteenth street, east OF
avenue Il: also. under the direction Of Mr.. william
b. Nassau, referee, sod improved property on sui
HyaB street, near Grand street MeSsrs. Bieecker,
No. 200 West Houston street, under the direction
OF Mr. ;. T. Cannon, referee, and Mr. William Ken
nelly sold. under the direction Of Mr.. William SIN
clair, referee. three lots located on the northwest
corner Of First avenue and ii5th street. Subjoned
arc fuller particulars.
rEoPtsr-BY r. HARSErr.
ltS b. :; h. and on u. corner Lexington av.
l4s H. 5. h. and adjoining the above on W s,l
iis b. s. h. ana l. adioining l. 3ox77; s sicarn. /. $50
> b. II. and adjoining, J. gX7s, X. " hte. ijSgD
IL b. : H. anil adjoining. l. sOx7s; !. r. I'M $500
= h. :. H. and / II. G9th ST., ~ IT, W. OF Lex.
inston avr 22Hsj3, ~ .alo5O
5s II and on n, idh st., - ft. e. ay. a; lot
219xvz; -. W Ashern. 1000
BIZ. I. II. and l. OF sullivan ST., =, ants
Grand ST. J. ax6D irregular; charles W. White. Ss0J
BLHECkER ASD wnirE.
The lease Of lot with shop No. 40 West Houston
between Varlck ana Bedford ss lot 35xlI6 Lease has
III years 10 with privilege renewal ground rent
$3.50 per annun and taxes; Jane Prior, dcIentan
$500.
wiLLiAs KENNLLLY
Hot on n ". corner Of lst and ll5th 81. 2jy9j
plaintiff S40m.
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The Mayors Reply TO ammany.

The Mayors reply to the charges preferred be-
fore the Governor Is sti not ready. The attache
OF the Mayors office VINO is copying the document
said yesterday that he should not wonder ii 1t
would undergo second and third revision.
However the Mayor had reminded him only this
very day ITO keep his mouth shut, - limiting darKly
at the crowds OF interviewers who were besieging
his office; ana he anticipated therefore, all ques-
tions, by the statement that he had nothing what
ever to say about the contents OF the Mayors re-
ply. Yesterday His Honor, with the aid OF ''Web-
sters Unabridged" and ''Macauiay's Essays was
hard at work revising his answer, winch Is 10
crush Tammany in general and John Kelly IA par
tlcular. and to demonstrate that Gardner and
Charck are two OF the greatest men OF the age.
II Is believed by the friends OF the Mayor that his
eloquent reply 10 these charges viii secure Mayor
HaVemeyer'S reelection for third term. 1t Is
feared, however, tnat the Mayor may decline TO
run.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed Whtessone yesterday: -
Yacht Columbia, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. l.. Wahack, from
New YORK, cruising eastwards.
Yacht Triton, Aye. Mr.. G. A. Thayer from New
Nork. also Crnlsing enstwards.
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THE CORNERSTONE OF THE WASHINGTON
MONUMENT

In reply to the resolution OF inquiry as to the
disposition made or the cornerstone for the wash.
ington Monument laid in Hamilton square nearly
thirty years ago, Commissioner Van Mort has made
the following repOrt:--
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NstCEftNEIsY.

4 SECOND HAND FOr3. FOOF DIMPFEI. BLOWER
~ wanted. Address puN 49, New iors Post ofcc.
t1Oe SALE--i& - GhIAON COPPER Sr1II. COW.
i pictr. aso good lot Uf ~haiuug. Puevs and Relt.
ing. can to1ay ~ lsp Fulton street az .tAir-.
IL STOCK = ~ inl HORSE POWER ~ ENGINES
and Boiler. Gr-c variety Steam iumps, IN thorough
order. y f"aatft9Uic rates.
WILSON y RoAKE. Water and Dover streets
i)CBBIE FtcTOHY, WANTED To uIRE, LEASE
~ or purchgsc REhhcr Factory which has the ncfes
AIRY vAtnr or steam power IT, ic breakers and coll
cudcrE uac1incry 80 would purr-r set O breakers
and caenderls machines Address hos ?i Post office,
New York
.IrANrEp-A ~ or ~ tNCu PAIGE NILt. SECOND
w hand. Address MILL, wltlI price. Herald office
"a ANTED--A POWER PRESS; MUST BIZ ~ GOOD
" Drdcr and be able 10 cut 40. 10 iron. Address,
e. where be seen ard lowest cash price, h1LLl
! sIAINSLY. ~ aud 81 CliG street New York.
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DPIOMA oF MERIT. VtrNNt EXHIBITION, 1873 -
- Dr. Pati'r,on's American Powders and Lozenses, 3,
tpt lhdtst STOP WuA az Diseases ihc Stoinarf, Pow
Lrfs. ~ Ter bus; b.2cngcs, 81 81. chemists dcpots
FOCbEtA, New NOr&. MDNrBIRE New orleans.
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rnE LECTURE SEASON.
W.tNEr. LiQ.OKn. 80

DuRE KENTUCKY wHIsEEY--s 70 Il YEARS OLD
j Peach and Apple brandy. Cgreis Champasue.
sparkling Cognac none bat pure Iigunr, sole agent
Tor the spanish ~herrcs Of Gcrman ,s Coz of Lundo,
GED. T. n. tsltAY Il 90, No 3 i'irh row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
UORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June 2, 1874.

NEwYoRK, Tuesday. June 2, 1874
There was no change in the condition of
Che general horse market to-day. Trade in pleasure
horses active in work horses moderate There
Is no quOtabe alteration III values.
The following sales reported at the public auc-
zion marts.
By Messrs. Van Tassell & Kearney in East Thir-
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Gardeners.
GARDENER, COACIIMAN, and USEFUL


~ BT aged % years who good vegetable nd flower
dener also milk work ahou grnmans place
good recommendation Call CARPENTERS 1873 West 1lthst
corn
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" Washer and lRONER "A German Protestant man and wife,
DO children would like place countrr sa cool gardener
s0 cochman wife excellent and undess; both willing to
make Themselves useful Can be ODELLS AGENCY
log West jithst, corner Broadwsy
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~ DENBR A German roung woull like place farm
reneman place do farming garEer take Of horses mi
&c los wages Apply ODBLLS AGENCY 100 West 34.ha
Broadway.
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VFST PITTUERFORD PARK HOUSE,

w (pormetly IIolsman hsnsont shnhhso Tn.)
WEST RIJTHkRfORD BERGEN COUNTY sEW,yhcShi
onsn resort D" hs'ci ~
situated on ts Passaio within i've IN nns var Oh s ~,
Bridge Depot .na obJ Iofv a..
,..son,hI, t.inr bathing billiards hDe DIVES NC fo 'erhi
are, o. r. ATM GOD Pfspnetor. Rausr9d PuA hsSS~si'
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Regnlar sei-geekly sale OF horses carriages wagons
and general horse equipment at Bankers city
Auction Mart ana New-York TateTsals on Wednesday,
Guue 3. at Ii a. IN.
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ABOUT IS ACRES,

on the east side Of the turnpike, being
land ofhigh character and in good con-
dition.
Platts of the land can be seen
at the Office of Faulkner & Faulkners,
Martinsburg. w Va, by whom all in
formation will be afforded to persons
desiring to purchase. Mr.. Boyd, on the
premises, will offer every facility to
those who may wish to make personal
examination of the property.
TERMS.-The terms prescribed by
the decree are one-half of the purchase
money to be paid on the day ofsale, the
residue in twelve months, to be secured
by bonds bearing interest, and deeds of
trust upon the property. If desired,
these terms may be varied to suit the
convenience of purchasers.
G. j. FAULKNER, JR.,
JOHN w. LAMON,
Jan9. Special Commissioners.
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FINE STOCK
+ O r S A L d.

| have for sale blooded mare, 3 years
old; blooded colts, one a Morgan, the
other Hambletonian-both yearling 8;
head of Spanish merino sheep.
Terms reasonable, either for cash or
good paper.
Apply to w. IL. RIGGS,
Vanclevesville,
ianl6d2tw-R Berkeley co VIVA.
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School Election Notice.

By authority of an Act, passed by the
Legislature OF West Virginia, entitled
''An Act relating 10 the School District Of
Martinsburg, West Virginia., polls win
be opened at the Conrt House in the town
Of Martinsburg, from sunrise on Wednes-
day, 18th day Of February, 1874, at which
the qualified voters residing within the
following boundaries, to-wit: BEGINNING
t the middle Of the county bridge, cross
ing the B l. O railroad, southeast Of Green
ilill Cemetery, and eorne; to Martinsburg,
irden and Opequon Districts; thence
With the line OF Opequon District North
l30 East, &c poles to stake at the angle
~ the fence, and in an original line
tween the lands Of T.. Herring and the
lot Of G. Henry, thence North 51o, East
passing through he land Of +. Herring
A. Quenzel p. Strine's second addition,
and the southeast corner of A. Roth's 253
poles TO stake in field, thence North,
t050 West, passin along the lire between
the addition of jas. a. Boyd, no Slrine
and ilockenberry 81 poles TO stake in q
stone fence on the West side Of The NJ h P
turnpike; thence passing through the
lands OF d. Hes, II s. Hannis Il Co.
South, $3.50 West, 1862 p.les to stake
in low grounds on the Fast side ofand
ABOUT poes from til u i q railroad, and
on The land Of John w. Stewart. and
corner to Upeqa9n, iiedgesville aud Mart
Insburg Districts, thence with the line of
Hedgesvile in part, ard finally with
Arden District, South $50, West 245 3-l0
poles to stake in the grade At the West
end OF King street; thence South %, East
l76 poles 70 stake about rods south
. est Of stone house on the land Of G.
Faulkner; thence South 71io, East 81
poles 10 stake Ut the South End ofQuceu
street; thence Nofth 72o, East 224 poles
70 the beginning, the same being the
present limits of the town of Martinsnurg,
shall vote for or against an Independent
School District, TO be known as 1.-The
School District Of Mariirsburg, West
Virginia
Those in favor Of the establishment Of
said district, shall vote ballots on which
shall be written or printed For hide
pendent Shoot District aud thos" OPP
posed to the establishment Of said district
shall vote ballots On which shall be writ
ten or printed Against Independent
School District, and if majority OF
those voting shall be in faver Ct the CO.
tablishment Of an Independent School
District, the same shall be established
with limits and boundaries as herein
before set forth
fsy order of the Board.
Attest;
b. DOLL, President
Board Of Education.
r. NJ PRICE, Seuy. janl6dlw4
TRUSTEES SALE
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" aluable Sale
By TRUSTEE
Or M A CHI merry
IN IEDGEsy LILLE.

EERk sLEY COUNTY W VA
10y talte ~ thp teffns 4 ), Deed Of
ke trust, executed by s. G.. Borrance,
on the 18TH day Of September, 1873 10
the undersigned as Trustee, for the
benefit Of T. Dffenderier, aud recorded
in the office Of the clerk Of berkeley
county, w. Va. il Book 70. pages l57
and lbs, ] well SELF ut public auction
to the highest bidder
ON MONDAY FEBRUARY rs. 1874,
~ 10 5 elaek. i. ~, IN the town Of
Hedgpsyte ut the ca binet shop OFFS q J.
Dorfe-1s sae f9.lo@ing property
l.-l PORTABLE ENGINE
Ct Wood 4 tlann's manufacture, guar
anteed capacity faur-house power, but
ia FACT is eight-horse power; moulder
and mp, cher, with 80 sets Of bits from
eight iht ats wide down to rco-fourtLs
Of IN ipill. 81 tile Babe9ek make; one
plane, tAeTitg lHhe, scroll saw, one
boring machine, circular saw and saws
ofail sizes, line shaft and pullcys, bits
and moulding, lumber etc.
2. A House in Hedgesville,
know az the Dorrnnce Cabinet shop,
built by the said grant or on property
leased for the term of five years, ending
August LIST, 1878, which may be used
and occupied by the purchaser at its
present location, until the expiration of
the said lease, or removed from the
property if desired.
All the above machinery is made of
the very best material and is now in
frst-class order
The above sale is made to satisfy and
ray off three notes executed by s. G..
Dorranee to Philip Diffenderfer, dated
September II, 1872 the first payable
the 1st Cay of January, 1874 for $3C1,
and the two remaining notes for $3.50
each payable on the lst OF October, 1878
and 1875, with interest on the full
amount from the 1st of October, 1878,
with tho further promise that in de-
fault Of the payment Of any after in
debtness, as it becomes one, is n forfeit
of the credit given.
TERMS OF SALE One half cash, the
balance in six months, with interest from
the day Of sale, with personal security
The terms may be changed on the day OF
sale by oral proclamation,
g. j. FAULKNER, JR.,
Jan24 1873 Trustee.
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|. Tract of 268, Acres

of the old farm--the Northern portion on
which the Mansion House is, containing
26s4 acres.
The land is thoroughly improved, and
now under cultivation, and will be found
upon exami ation to offer unusual in
duccmcnts 10 purchasers. 1t possesses
attendant water and wood, and its oca-
ton, with reference to markets, schools
ard churches, gives il peculiar advantages.
II is situated Immediately upon the MART
inshurg and Winchester turnpike--nearly
cqui-distant from both these fourishing
towns and adjoins the village Of Mill
'reek Bunker Hill where several large
Nils affori good and convenient market
t wheat &C., within easy hauling dis
tsnce. The Improvements upon the North
ern portion Of the land are equal to any
in the Valley They consist OF fine,
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NEVER FAILING SPRING

which affords volume of water suffi
eient for DISTILLERY OR PAP T.R
MILL, either (which could be advan-
tageously established, The Southern
end of the tract has on it n good, sub
stantial farm house, with all necessary
out-buildings The whole of this land
is of the best limestone, and equal in
quality to any in the Sher andoah Val
ley. 1t is now in perfect order. Several
mill streams, which run through its
entire length, afford an unusual supply
of water, thus giving it decided ad-
vantage over any other farm in the
county. The attention Of purchasers is
particularly invited to rare opportu-
nifty to invest in Valley Land--and
they arc invited to make personal ex-
animation of the advantages posse sse
by this tract, whether divided into two
farms or sold in gross. End. a Tract
fatn
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Monday, Feb. 9, 1874,

(being frst day ofCounty Court, between
the hours of ten O'Clock a m and four
o'clock p. m. of the same day, the follow
ing real estate situate in the county Of
Berkeley, containing
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TINE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

At Rules lid in the Clerks Office Of
. Berkeley colLiy, on the second day Of
February, 1874
J0NATHANLATE 1870 49,
vs. II assumpsit,
SAM. z. HAWLECKER
The object Of this snii il 10 obtain udg-
ment against the said defendant for the
sum Of SGT "a, witt intcrestffom tie 25th
day Of April, 1872. And itappearing on
affidavit filed In iris suit, that tho said
defendant Samuel z Hawlesker Is not a
resident Of this State, he is hereby re-
quircd ~ appear within one month after
due publ cetiol of this 0rdef.eDa 40 what
is necessary to protect his Interests in this
matter y. $. TROXELL, Clerk.
fcb.7 4tw
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LARGEBRICKMANSION

thoroughly built, and enclosed in cul-
tivatcd yard, with Orchard and Fruit
together with all necessary outbuildings
in good condition, including large
barn, recently put in perfect condition,
and cattle shed sufficient for the pro-
lection of oil cattle kept upon the place.
Within forty rods ofthe dwelling is a
large and
, 1874-05-15
sNIrs, hIcOook LAS Binco dlod.-ED.
iauDerinl Par1or Restaurant,

Imperial PRfIof RoStauTant,
Under the above namc and under tho management
Of the we'll known caterer Mr. Max Woh1 OF this city
Restaurant will 10 opouel ut A8 East Madison street
on May l6. We understand that confectionery will
10 connected with the restaurant and that tho pro.
rrotor will meet the comforts Of the ladies' especially
by opening L7dtea' Furlor mud Family suppor-
Rooms. 1t ta certain that tho public remembers what
elegant PLACES Mr. Wohi kept previous to tho fire. aa
the Cafe dc l'Erope and California Imperial parlors
public will appreciate this enterprise aud all are
lositlye Of ltS Bl1cccss.