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w WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 25.
ReprcseDtRtfy Hale.

Representative Hale, rendered the
office of Postmaster General, returned
here this morning from Altoona, and
at noon had long interview with Mr.
Cresswell. Mr.. Hale, in conversation
with friends, says that before he lef,
Washington yesterday. neither he nor
his friends had any intimation of the
appointment. and it was matter OF
great surprise. While fattered by a
denomination for Congress the receipt
OF the Presidents telegram occasioned
a sense OF sadness, as the acceptance
OF the place in the cabinet involved a
parting with a constituency who has
placed so much confidence in him, and
TO whom he is 30 strongly attached.
Mr. Hale has not yet decided to accept
the appointment, but it is probable
that he will do so 10 the course OF to-
day. Au authenticated rumor prevails
that Mr.. Cresswell will be appointed
Minister 10 Austria.
The Fres dent.
The President will be absent from
Washington for a week or ten days.
The Brazil Cable.
The President received the following
cattle dispatch this morning:
To tie President of the United States at
Washington
The inauguration of a telegraph be-
TWEEN Europe and Brazil which also
unites us to the republic Of the United
States, is cheering sign OF improved
international relations, as also bond
of friendship and powerful instrument
of civilization. | congratulate my
great and good friend, the President of
The United States, upon this happy
event.
[Signed. Don PEDRO,
Rio de Jsneiro.
To which the President responded as
follows:
To the Emperor of Brazil. Rio de jan
GIRO
l congratulate you upon the teie'
graphic connection just established be-
tween Brazil and the United States.
Nav it prove as close link in nation
al friendship as in communication.
Signed. U. 5. GRANT
An execution having been issued in
the case OF furniture dealer against
the District of Colum bia, a bailiff pro-
ceeGed to the House of Delegates, to-
day, and made levy. taking posses
sion OF the furniture sud effects OF the
House. Some OF the property hao
previously been taken from the hall by
the retiring members in a joke, as they
said, but which they were seriously re-
auired 10 return.
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CISCINNATL
Poisoned.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-The family
OF Patrick Coleman, ak persons living
near Hamilton, were poisoned last
night, it is supposed, from cheese they
ate. The result is serious but there Is
20 fatality yet.
Samuel Glasgow died at the Butler
county Iptirmsry to-day from the effects
OF q pistol shot he received at the Lands
Of John Swayer, in q quarrel LAST Tues-
day night. The al:ercstion was about
some money the deceased. who was .
very old man, owed Swayer.
John j. Cozad, well known gam
bier, drew pistol on William Tood. .
on Fifth street to-day. Todd knocked
Coz,d down and beat him 30 that, it is
thought, his injuries will prove fatal.
Severe Storm.
A Gazette special reports severe
storm OF wind and rain at Tifin, Ohio
this afternoon, damaging crops, blow
ing down fences, and unroofng houses.
Itvas the severest storm ever known
in that region. 1t visited McCounells-
Vile at half past one o'clock this alter
noon and numerous business house
were unrooted, trees, fences, even house
were pros,rated The roof VAS taken
off Bas.man & Cos foundry and
driven through a brick wall. The
market Louise was unroofed Many
busness men are heavy losers. No
Ives were lost. The path OF the
storm was a mile and halt wide.
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, June 25 -FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. WDeat-ln fair de-
maud aud lower; closing weak; No
! Chicago spring 81 "a; No. 2 do ! l93
cash; Is; July; l2@l Ut August;
| O6 September; No. 3 do l5@l l5!;
rejected O4Gl 05. Corn-ln lair de-
mapd and lower No. = mixed 59ic
cash; COZ; July or August, rejected 573
N59r. Oals-In tir demand aud firm;
No. . Acc cash: AZ July; 33tc August;
rejected 43c Rye-In lair demand
and fi-m; No. 2 S4GS5c. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-Qnut an
unchanged at sl7 30 cash; IL % JuIyi
l. IS August Lard-Quiet and weak
a 81 90 cash or July. Bulk Meats
Qliet aud ubchstg gei Bran lO!@llc
Whisky-Sleady At 945c.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Iumbermen's Convention.

WLLIAMsPoRT, June - AT the
Lumbermen's Convention 10 day res
olution was PASSED respecting the
preservation Of American forests, and a
committee WAS appointed to furnish
statistical reports concerning the
amount of white and yellow pine and
all other valuable lumber in the United
States and Canada, and TO investigate
the different forms OF stocking timber.
with a view OF regulating the supp ~.
East Saginaw was designated as the
place ior holding the next convention,
on the 18th OF September, 1873
The following permanent officers
were elected: President, Judge Wet
more. OF Warren, Pa Vice President,
J. &. Throp, Eau Claire, VII: Secre'
tary, Col. F. Z. Emlick, WlIlamsport'
Pa; TREASURER, Bodies Otto, Williams
port, Pa; Corresponding Secretary
j. Harris Symonds, Boston. Adjourned
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 25-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wbeat-DulE Ohio
and Indiana 81 30 ues.ern spring 30
al "a. CorD-Quieg new western
mixed SOC; old S2tc. Oa,s--Dull; west
erp mixed $685. white 60G62c.
Pork and Bulk Mests-Uncbsosed.
Bscou-In improved demand and firm;
should 7398:; clear rib l0i@l0is
sugsr cured hams l49l6c. Lard
Refined llic. Butter-Scarce and
firm; choice western 23924c. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Nominal at 9SlM 99c
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NEW YORK STATE.
The Sculi Race,

PEEKsKlLL, June 25.-1n the scuil
race between Scharff and Teneyck here
this morning, Tepeyck was victorious.
PoUsHkEEPslE, June 25.-The scuIi'
ing race between Scbarf and Teneyck
took place this morning at 8 o'clock.
There was quite a rolling sea. Schartf
led sll the way around the stake boat
and down the bomes'retch to within
quarter Of a mile OF the home boat
when Tereyck Tapped aud passed him,
amid the widest excitement. SchaVh 8
boat was hall full OF water. Teueyck
WOO the race by six leugtbe IN twenty
Ave minutes. The distance was three
miles.
The Baptist Church Disaster.
SYRACUSE, June 25.-The coroners
investigation into the Central Baptist
Church disaster was begun this morn
ing. There have been no further deaths
of the injured. A dozen funerals OF the
victims are appointed for tomorrow,
which vii! be observed as day OF gen.
eral mourning.
Urea, June 25.-At the Utica Park
Association races to-day Spr'ngoske
won the hotel purse in the fact time ot
l:45 and l:42s; Artist ID.
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Tho New Constitution I'm Ohio.

Editors OF the Register:
Knowing that the REGIsTE7 ha'
quite good circulation in southeastern
Ohio, and as our election 10 adopt the
proposed new constitution, occurs on
the 18th OF August, would it be agree
able to you if | would write an article
why that proposed constitution should
be adopted ? II were to write wouii
say:
The proposed constitution is infinite
" superior 10 the old, in this: 1t I'M
proves our judiciary .ystem in the, tha'
It makes an independent circuit court
to which appeals may be taken, instead
of being heard by court composed o.
Common Pleas Judges.
By the proposed change we will have
but Two annual elections instead OF s'x
The members OF the Legislature are
to have a fixed salary in place OF
per diem. 80,
The Governor (sDd best OF al ha'
the power to veto all appropriation:
that be may think are not warranted
But il three-fitths OF both houses il
heir best judgment deem the Governo
wrong, they can pace the bill over hi
veto.
have no time 10 write more now.
GlLMER.
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CINCINNATI Market.

CISCISSATl, June % -COtton-
Quiet at l7c. FIour-Dull and shade
lower S6O0@6 %. Whest-Dull aud
rominal at 81 %. Corn-Dul'; mixed
63Cd 64c. Oats-Dull and declining
at 48G55c. Rye-Dul and nominal
at SIC. Barley-Nomiusi. Ol-Un-
changed. Eggs-Scsrce snd firm at
I3tGl4c Buuer-Dull and uncbsne-
ed. Cheese-Scsrce aud firm At ia.
l2Ic Pork-In light demand and
held frmer at SIT S7!@lS OO. Lard
Quiet. firm and unchanged. Bulk
Meats-In lair demapd and firm; offer
ings light; shoulders &c; clear r'b 9!c
At counrry point; clear ga 93c. Bacon
In falr demand and firm; sbou ders
tic clear rib 9fal0c; clear lOfc.
Whisky-Stesdv At 95c.
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brother and family and was instructed
10 the proper course TO pursue.
Ap INQUEST Was held on the body Of
Daniel II. Stsrkey, in the house oi
Wernipger Jarvis, ESQ yesterday, to
ascertain how and by what means de-
ceased came TO bis desth. Waldo d.
Brown and Jonathan Mcpherson, JUS
tices.
The following are the names OF the
men who composed the jury, aud The
verde, which they returned:
Hugh Ronine, foreman; g. W,
Post. John D. Co,,rill, james Maddox,
Jacob r. Keller, James Richards,
Jacob SHUTTLE, John J. Coffindstfsr, u.
W. Braband; James NJ. Hurst, Preston
DAVIDSON, G. w. Custsrd.
I'VE, the jurv in the case OF the
death OF Daniel II. S,srkey, whose body
was carefully examined alter death,
render the following verdict:
That the said Daniel II. Starkey
came to his death on the 22d day Of
June, 1874, by violence committed by
John c. Starkey, bis wife Harriet Star
KEY, and con Ebud Stsrkey. in the fol-
loving manner, by blow inflicted by the
hands OF John c. Starkey. upon the
head OF said Daniel II. Starkey. with 3
stone or some other desdly weapon, his
wife Harriet and sou Ehud beiug sc-
accessory 10 the act.
Upon the announcement oil the YER
dict warrant wss Issued for the arrest
Of the persors implicated, and placed
in the hands OF Constable Hudkins,
who brought them TO the county jail,
where they are under the charge oi MI
Monroe, awaiting the result OF further
investigation, which will commence on
Saturday next
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T,. R.,,,,, Church disaster.
CONNECTICUT.

Meeting of Yale College Aiumn1'
New HAVEN, June 25.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Yale Alumni yes
tesday, among the distinguished men
presept was Chief Justice Waite, who
announced the names OF the successful
contestants for prizes, and Hor. E.
P. Plerrepont, delivered an oranon.
In the evening there was grand re-
ception in the law school rooms. pre-
vious TO and alter which several classes
had reunions. The commencement
exercises take place to-day, and the
corner stone of the new chapel will be
laid
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New York Live stock Market.

New YORK, June 25.-Beeves-
Receipts 1926 making 1925 for three
dsys, against $3.50 for the came time
last week. Market dropping and closed
weak at reduction oil fully ic Very
common to very good Texans S@ll tc;
common to extra native steers l0aG
l23c. Sheep aud Lsmbs-Receipts
$3.50, making l,lO0 for three days,
against 7. $50 for the same time last
week. Market overstocked and prices
fell off a fraction. Sheep ranged at It
65Ic; lambs 6i@9!c. Swlne-Rec-
eipts LAO. making l3.50l for three
days, against 10000 for the same time
last week. None on sale alive; dressed
firm and more steady at 7f97tc.
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FRANCE

PARIS, June 25 The postal con-
yention between France and the United
States wa. ratified by the Assembly to-
day without debate.
The Minister OF Finance, NJ. Magne,
dsapprores OF the Budget Committee 8
plan Tor balancing the budget by reduce
ing the amount which is usually re-
funded to the Bank OF France. he
declares he will make the sutject q
cabinet question before the Assembly,
and calls on the committee to make up
the deficit by the imposition OF other
taxes if the committee refuses 10 adop'
those he has proposed.
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NeN KuHk HAEHRl.

New YoKK, June @.-Co,ton--
Dull aud nominal; middling uplsnds
lie. Flour-In moderate requesl
aud unchanged. Whest-Heayy and
firmpr winter red and amber western
81 436l Al; white western 80. Rye
Firmer. BsrIey-Uuchanged. Corn
-desvy and lower; western mixed
8OGS2c; white western s7dS9c Osts
-Uucbanged. CofFee-Firmer; Rio
l83922c. Sugar-FIrm; fair TO gocd
refining 7iGSc Petroleum-Crude 81
oslo; refined l3c. Eges-Firn; west
ern l59l7c Pork-Quie, and frmer
extra prime sl6 co. prime mess 10 62!;
new mess $500. Wbisky-Lower q;
QQr
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Fra,ricide in Harrison County,


From the Clarksburg Teleg aph.
On Monday morning Last a difficulty
arose between two families named
Starkey, living on Ten Nile, in this
county, during which one brother kill
ed the other with rock. Ii appears
that for some time past an i'll feeling
has been existing between the families
of two brothers named Stsrkey aud one
OF th. brothers visited the residence OF
th. other on the morning Of Monday
last for the purpose OF arguing the ds-
puted points, and while there was set
upon by his brother. brother e
vile and son, during which ne
received two severe cuts in the
right side, one On the left arm and
ooe in the head over the left ear. He
finally got away and went as far as Mr..
Jarvis mill, where be stopped tor few
hours, and in conversation with Mr.
Jarvis stated his version OF the case
AID CON planned Of severe headache.
Mr.. Jarvis invited him to his house
aud got him to lie down. He became
worse and DR.. Carder was sent for and
rendered all the possible aid he could,
but it was OF no avail, as the poor man
gradually ssuk lower until about si1
| o'clock 10 the evening when he expired
1t 10 believed the wound 10 the head
was the cause Of death. Mr.. Cardel
visited this town Monday night to pro-
cure Q warrant Tor the arrest OF th,
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INDIANA.
New Railroad.

IxDIANApoLIs, June 25.-Articles OF
were filed in the Secretary
of States office yesterday, for the
Indianapolis and Western railroad.
The road is designed to run from lndl-
annapolis to Montazuma, to connect
with the Indianapolis and Illinois Cen
trsl. A full board OF directors were
elected, with w. H. Durham President
Heavy Storms.
Fort WAYNE, June 25,-Telegrams
from various points in northern Indiana
and southern Michigan, report severe
storms throughout those Districts to-
day, resulting iu much damage to pro-
perty. So far as heard from three
persons were struck by lightning and
killed.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, June IS, SP.M.
PROBABILITIES,
For the New England and Middle
St.tea, increasing cloudiness and local
rains, with southeast and southwest
winds, q .ligh,ly falling temperature
and stationary or falling barometer.
For Tennessee aud the OHIO Valley,
continued warm weather and light
rains in the last named district, south
erly aud westerly winds, and no decided
change in the barometer. For the Lake
Region cloudy weather and rain, with
south or west winds during the night,
slight changes in the temperature and
falling barometer. For the Northwest
partly cloudy weather, with south OF
west winds, except in the northern pog-
ton Of the district, high temperature
and continued low barometer. The
lower Missouri will fall slowly during
Friday.
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pEECHER sCAaDALExPOsE
Triton TeI,. His story I'm tho gold
eaA:e"-Ie AIlrae. the Truth of
tie Worst Suspicions-A Good
Time for Heecner's Denial.

New YORK. June 24.-Theodore Til"
ton publishes in the Golden Age, this
afternoon, seven-column article
touching the Beecher scandal. 1t is
deeace oiTilton against the charge OF
Rev. Leonard Bacon, moderator OF the
late Brooklyn council, that Tilton has
h.en a cowardly slauderer OF Beecner,
whoae magnamInity alone saved him.
from disgraceful exposure. Having
suffered in silence for tour years, from
these and similar mlsrepresen-
tstions, adroitly put bsiore the
public by Plymouth church
.Ti}tou saws that neither pa
Gerce nor duty will permit him longer
to conceal the actual facts from the
put,ic. lie then goes on to say tnst
he never slandered Henry Ward Beech
er, bur, on The contrary, has sacrificed
his own reputation TO suppress the
truth about him, and that he never has
refused to appear before the church
and answer all questions regarding the
scandal that might be put 10 hlm.
Tlton gives his reason for seVsr'ng Dis
connection with the church as follows: /:
After had been for fifteen years o
member Of Plymouth church, and had
become meanwhile an intimate friend
% the pastor. knowledge came to me
in 1870, that he had committed against
me an offense which l foIbear to name
or characterize Prompted by my self
respect, | Immediately y and forever
ceased nv attendance on his ministry.
He publishes the following as an e1-
tract from document signed by Mr.
Beecher:
BROOKLYN, January l, 1871.
II ask Theodore Tilton's forgiveness
and humble myself before him, ss DO
before nv God. He would have been
better mau in my circumstances than
have been. | Can ask nothing except
that he will remember all the other
breasts that would ache. / will not
plead for myself even wish that
were dead. :,
(Signed) II. W. BEEoHER.
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I.Ocust Year.

Editors OF the Register.
Do you know when locust year
comes? In reading the REGISTER l
would suppose that locust year came 10
Wheeling about once in two years.
Please do not, after all the locust sea-
son is over, say that this is locust yea''
| have had some faith in you, al,
though | may never have seen you' ous
that laith is lost.
ln this latitude the first locust year
that Can remember was in li9o, the
next was in 1912, the next in 1872 and
the next 1863. Now. please do no, no,
scare us by saying that locust gear Will
come before 1880.
AN OLD MAN.
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SrooKs-The Atlantic and Great
" estern railroad stock holders have
ratified its Iease 10 the Erie by aunsn-
imous vote. Stocks weak at = decline
!Gi per cent from last nights closing
rates, and al noon bad a further decline
OF i@li per cent, Erie being an tx'eF-
ton, advancing from 29t 10 3It. Dur
ing the last hour OF business the market
was strong and prices recovered t@s
per cent irom the lowest prices oi the
day, Erie again being the exception. dc
cliniug ! per cent from the exIrame
rate Of the morning OF the sales to-day
25, 900 shares were Wes's:o Union,
1900 Pacific Mail. 1900 Erie, 81 600
Lake Shore, 22,0C0 Union Pacific, l3,-
Northwestern, 1900 ST. Paul and H.
600 Wabash.
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New YORK. June 25-The trade
movement was slow with the jobbers
aud i'm porters, but some OF the commis-
sion houses transacted a fair business
10 hesvy wooden goods for mems wear.
The values OF cotton goods rirmlv main
tained.by agents at unchanged prices.
Brown cotton flspuels and woolen flsn- :
uels more Inquired tor and some salss
effected
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SAN FRANCISCO.
oregon Eletti"n.

SAN Francisco, June 24.-The fol-
lowing is the official vote in Oregon, for
the officers named: Congress, Ludlow
democrat, 9,642; Williams, RepuoIl'
can, $3.50; Davenport, Independent:
$3.50.
The horse, Sam. Purdy, WAS "a sold 10.
dsv at auction, for $2l sou. FRANK
Malone was the purchaser.
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ITALY.
PulImnn Palace Cars.

MrLoN, June 25-A fifteen year con
tract was definitely closed here to-day
for putting Pullman Palace cars on all
trains and lines of upper Italy. This
covers the great routes OF pleasure
travel via the Northern Lakes. The
press highly compliments American
nrcpress and Director General AmllIan
on his enterprispg appreciation OF
pnblc wants.
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VERMONT.
Democratic State Ticket.


MosrpELlER, June l5.-The Demo-
cratic Convention to nominate State
officers, was held here to-day. Geo. l..
Waterman presided. The Convention
.o,,;rated for Governor Hon. W. ID.
a. Bingham, for Lieutenant uove[nol n,'a
Henry Chase, and for treasurer ,on, o.ts
Chamberlin. Resolutions were sup.
ed renewing their devotion ~ o, anI
Democratic party; favorlng 'ne iepea' ~
OF the prohibitory law; the I aa0P'aGG Ppa;I;ro %
a stringent license law; anu nallns ,
with ioy the prospect OF the early cTn, u
pletlon OF the Conghuawago caosi ss
beneficial alike to the farmer, msru %u
fsclurer, producer and consumer. ,s FL, lae a,,
Convention was unusually well a.
tended.
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WISCONSIN.
River improvements.

M,v,rKEE, June 25.-A Convention
VA. held at Oshkosh to-day in the In"
,.-e.t of the Wisconsin and Fox river
improvements. Hon. chss: D: ..Ds;p.i Robin
sop presided. Letters were !eceIvsa 1sa
fun from she governors OF Wisconsin,, low, Iowa
and Michigan, indorsing the oo'tI. &c :.
The International water route ..;on ta .ne
i.,.nt;c T was indorsed in a resolution
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Philndeiphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Flour-
Active for beet grades; other grades
nominsl; sup.rine 50 25@i SO, Penn
splysnia. Indiana and Ohio extra iam-
ilv 6 75@7 so Whest-Nery dull;
red 81 3O@I 45; amber ] 55@l 60
Rye-Uncbangsd. Corn-lnactive and
higher; yellow S3c western mixed Sl@
So. Oats--In good demand; miZed
63664c. Petroleum-Firm; refined
l23c. Thisky-9SiGS 99c.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Adjourned.

Psov,pExcE, June 25.-The General
assembly has adjourned 10 meet 1ee;,.6 IN
Iannsry. without electing unReu
States Senator.
Two ballots were taken to-day. ,ne
s,s, sIo one being ss follows: Burnside''
AZ: Bixop, 26; Bsrstow' ~; sea''ef'
ing, ls.
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III the VI HDl'JpaI 'DuIt VI " Hetiibks
Elizabeth q. Campbell and Thos. i. Cam 1
bell, infants who sue 10y their next iricIl
Jacob Il. Greer.
Mary {. Campbell, edi.
IN CHAHCERY
By virtue OF a decree OF the MunicIpl
Court oi wheeling, m.ds and entered
the above entitled cause on the DLI dsy
March, 1874, will, on
Saturday, The I3th day Of Jane, 4
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock .. IN , OF said da
orrr at public sale To the highest and be
bidder or bidders, at the front door of Il
Court House OF ohio county. the iollowii
described lois and pare. - Of ~ IOund Nj tu Z
IN the sth ward of the city O. wheeliIi
that In tO kay: lot numbered one IN bquA
numbered eighteen. lots numbered =. ve|
teen and eighteen In qusFe number|
eighteen with the improvement upon sal
lot No. IL, consisting ola frame tsnsine|
house, lot numbered fifteen Ia tqurTe % AZ
ber,d thifty-e. .ght, lot4 nuinb bai III q ye a
six In square numbered 10 ty.fUur,
mum beIeJ fhrte In square numbered thIrt
| seven. and lot numbered two In SOUS,
numbered forty nine, all Of the addition
the city OF wheeling, laid out by spTige
Richie.
Terms or ShLE--One fourth or 40 m nul
more o! the purchase money as the ID
chaser or puIchass may elect 10 psyl
CASH, aud the residue In three equal anDu
inlalImchts from the day OF taIe, With
terest upon ssid dc erred insiaIlmenis n
the day Of sals, the pufohaSsf 10 give gd
srsonsI security Ior the payment Of u
de erred instal.Inents, aid Interest, a,
the title to the property To be retsined Z,
, I'll the purchsse money il fully paid.
, JAMES B. Mem EChFN,
MALI osw tpecfal Jommission