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The Morning herald., 1876-07-26
nRIfrlna lMT0 Lovn

uorn to be . bachelor; she had sworn
70 70 be beth msaH agreed in douptins whether
P We we'aipimony t paid. ,o,.o
MAJ had my higher aims--for science
filled my heart, g,..,ons wara all
wound up in art'
,rs laughed at those wise i men VINO sas
t,hat ht friendship cannot i've
thaI hair and woman, unless each has
soilieIh solIJ he friends as true as e'er were
10 maip Second a David, and she Miss Jona-
tn inah, sa each other, that was all. and quito
anough to say; h,xs,
,,e inst shook hands upon ~ III sD"si-
ness sort of way.
,o, onr sorrows and our Joys; to-
snattb snatbar hoped and feared,
seS lew, mon purpose sought the goal
pll WI, Iy young ambition reared.
waaun I'd together of the days, the
aroam bright davs to come;
,,ers aar..n strictly confidential, and called
mpocb other "chum."
ID many day we wandereo Vose'neA y @
the hills, .,,.+ora,as and she the
eeking bugs ana ou''o' '''0'' '''''>
run ralaeqb briages % and the like, which pic
,,,n ,uiu-ith iu With their waterfalls, and groves,
and sunny SKIES.
maov a quiet evening, in hours OF fui'
deated Ielt'eJd1'd down the river, or loafed be-
d talSed ngH.d in i long gradation from the poets
10 the the simmer skies and my Cigar
mn burned slowly out together.
+ through 1t all no Whlspereo "o'" vi
tpll-tale look or sigh
Wo' pnaht Of warmer sentiment than
friendly sympathy, n
o,aIled of love as coldly as we talkeo "
,ho"nht %e",atm' no more CT being one than we
did of being three.
pou moo. hive old fellow"-I took her
''I' h'annd, for the time had come to go
rninu meant our parting, when TO meel
we did not know; =, c,u with
very heavy heart;.
NJ thongH we were but friends, you know
Ills hard for friends to part.
weu good bye, old fellow; don't forget
YOUR friends across the sea,
Ind some day, when you've lots OF tlne
lust drop line to me-
he words came lightly, gally, puta grea'
o.p INV inward with story of quite differ
ent kind.
nd then she raised her eyes to mine, grea
liquid eyes of blue, ,
lll to the brIm. and running DER. ike
violet cup . dew
he long, sng .orA, and then did what
never did before. -
erhaps the tear meant friendship puC
think the kiss meant more.
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A Railroad Train I'm q WaterspOut.
from the Denver News, Jul

The passenger train on the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad, that left Pueblo, FRI
day at 1.3OP. M, for Denver, encountered
another of the many waterspouts that have
broken in the Territory this season. When
some ten miles out from Pueblo, Conductor
Glasscott noticed an unusual cloud In the
sky. seemingly hanging over the line Of the
road, and advancing in the direction of the
train with unusual velocity. The next
minnie the entire train was enveloped In a
deluge, and the seats and floors of the cars
we're flooded. The train was Stacked, but
the cloud was gone almost as soon as 1t
had come, and it was then observed that
nortiops of the track in front of the train
had been swept away. In this emergency
the train was backed to Pueblo.
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OFFICES:-No. East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts,. Wilmington, Del.
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THE TWO ORPHANS.
|HE DEPTHS OF A SISTERS LOVE
A Thrilling Story Of Partisan Life.
CHAPTER XVIII.-CONTINUED.
CHARITY AND PITY.


"She will leturn," said Picard to him
If, well, that is good. Mistress below
airs, and pretty chambermaid up here.
his is the young man who was studying
hosophy," and self-satisfied smile pass
over his face as he thought that his
aster was walking in the way he admir-
'Well, sir" said De Vaudrey, as soon
the door closed and they were alone,
we are alone now, what brings you here"
81 took the liberty of following you, mon
eur," replied Picard, in a saucy tone.
Follow me, you scoundrel" exclaimed
be chevalier, in an angry tone.
'scoundrel is good, very good" said
lcard, in low voice. "Now he is some-
ping like master"
What do you sayw 1
u was saying monsieur, that scoundrel
not half strong enough, particularly
hen come to find out that, after ali
After all What?
And DE Vaudrey was fast losing his
Fmper, a state in which the valet seemed
post anxious to see him.
Good, he will kick me in a minute"
bought Picard, as he said, in an impudent
prt ofway.
you must know, monsieur, that / had
ecome so disgusted with your conduct
nat begged your uncle to relieve me OF
tT!lng you any longer, and if he had not
Insisted on my remaining and watching
Ol--n
80 you have become spy, Master Pi-
ara, have you" interrupted De Vaudrey
an angry voice.
Yes, sir, aspy on you. Why. monsieur,
had not, how should l have found out
nat you wass gallant and roue?
h'ue" exclaimed the chevalier, who
'as now regaining his temper and becom.
y amused. "Well, how did you find
hat outw
BY obeying the instructions of your un-
le followed you to the house Of your
1lamorata, and instead of finding you with
,,al m much honored lady, find you enjoy
's std the society of her chambermaid."
Chambermaidv' exclaimed De Vaud-
y, not understanding at first what his
|alet meant.
O'h, you have the fairest of excuses, u
aa ,rs,,l, Picard, in M light tone. "she is as
Look you, Master Picard" cried the
Inlvaller, now thoroughly enraged, "anoth'
vindow.n
,,; ;Oh, that is going farther than bar.
stned for" said Picard, getting little
Window" "
slemy.
0on,i am all ears, monsieur, but please re
p;ase p';slloer that we are very high up" ane
H. lGafo made grimice that was inexpress
'0Iy comical.
ie''lrn at once to the count, and tel
,r ''' nat after having dogged my footsteps
ba5 " day, you have at last found me il
''S aRp pre- ence Of the woman love-"
vo.1 lou mean the chambermaid of th
c,,d svI'an =, you love. Same thing" said Pi
'aa ilippautly.
sasn ni1ence, " sir! ! tell you that you hay
WA NO woman love, and you may II
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The West Point Tragedy.
IFrom the Newburg Journal

Young Porter, who was shot by senti-
mel at West Point is not expected to live
Under the influence of chloroform the bal
was removed from his knee joint by the
skilfull hand of DR.. Jerard on Wednesday
Since the operation he has been sinking
Only his attendants are permitted TO snte'
his rooms N ts
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CHAPTER XIX.
UN,D AND LOST.

Heuriette remained in her grief-striclken
nosition for some time; but she was sudden
Iv aroused from it by knock at the door
and 81 the entrance of a lady, richly dressed,
and bearing evident marks OF one In sne
8rst circles oftocisty. Y
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PRICES FORTS

Various quantities from Is to lou pounds,
at the rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at 81 cents per 100 pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured a large stock Of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and Will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN-6m
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CHEAP SHOE STORE.

Having fitted up my shoe store, NO: oil
than ever befo:e. am ready to supply the
people in the eastern portion OF the city
with ali kinds Of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children. ~ prices
M aant work made to order. and mendin1
promptly attended to ,.nxra .s * ~ w
maslA-ly 4 h @3.s a
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ICE DEALERS.

25 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred,
100 TO 2,0U0 pounds, 80 cents per hundred.
to tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
apf-6m J. B. CONROW q SON.
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eiI-and a. G very important season
when the board Of health should be most
srtive in getting the cEty's sanitary con-
dition In proper trim for the hot season
now nesrat band.
"A great deal OF complaint Is made
about the city's gas contract, when re-
qulres the turning Of Of the strset Dghts
st the rioing OF the moon, without any
regard as to whether clear or cloudy'
The past few nights the city has Teen
enveloped ia total DARKNESS On account
of the extibguishing Of the gas lamps
when the clouds were so dense tnat the
SUMS rays even would have little erect
Cannot the contract be amended 30 as
to obviate this great annoyance
"A wonderful curiosity, in the shape
OF an egg, was shown US yesterday by
Mr.. William Woodwortb, Of the firm OF
MiDonald d Woodwork, Front effect,
laid hy one o. bis own hens. Ga the
little end Of the egg, extending clear up
from the rest of the shell, is the inquire
sever, as perfect as 8 sculptor could
make it. The superstitious who have
seen It declare that ii indicates the &C.
cufrence OF some dreadful disaster IN the
year 1877 In this portion OF the country
-1ottie Lee, enc o. the inmates of
Madame Flynn's establishment oa
Washington street, attempted self-de'
struction, Tuesday night, by taking
dose Of poison. A doctor and an active
stomach.pun1p saved the unfortunate
woman's life, which she had rather give
I'D than endure the tortures Of Jealousy
that had taken possession OF her bosom
She had friend with whom she had
little spst early in the evening, and hei
to spite her, west into an adjoining
house OF ths same chsracter, and was
enjoying the evening with one Of the in
mates. Lottie found out that her lover
had thus cast her off for srUt-e7, AID
sought 70 give him no more trouble
on this esrtb. At last accounts the
woman was doing well. Since writing
the above We have heard thst the eanss
OF Isottie'e attempting suicide was on
account of q visit from her father and
brother, who arrived in the city yester.
day and learned fer ths frst tihic that
their loved one had entered upon life
OF shame. She refused to see Them
and fed from the house to avoid the In
terview. After her father left, the I'M
fortunate girl seeried I'd realise bel
abandoned condition, srd 'ecame SO de.
p.essed that she resolved TO pus an end
to her existence, the result being as
chronicled above p. 49,
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A CAUTION.
NsrcbantS, close Your IiHtehways and
See TO IL Before Closing Every
Night

EDITORs APPEAL-I desire to call the
attention of our merchants and business
men through the columns OF tbs AP-
pEAt. to the great Necessity OF seeing
that the hstchways or openings In Their
stores are secure closei at night. We
nav have q fire in one OF oar wholesale
clothing, grocery or dry goods establish
meBts some night when least expected
and the open hstphuays viii act as
chimney for the fire, as for Instance the
recent fire On Broadway, in New York,
where the fire could not be controlled
by the gallant flfemen on account OF the
hstchWays and skylights being left
omen, and resulting in loss OF over two
million dollars to the insurance
comranies. am well aware that little
or no attention is paid to the closing Of
hstchWsys st night, or even in the day
time. when not in use. Some twelve or
fifteen months since Messrs: Mitchel'i
Hoffman & Co., OF this city; discoyersd
that it would be greatly to their interest
to have the sky light closed VI, over the
store recently occupied by Johnston d
Nunps, running up through the apart
ments Used by Mitchell, Hoffman Il Co.
The skylight was closed-p.anked over
even with the floor. The result Of this
forethought was the probable saving
from destruction Of the whole tlock OF
buildings by fire on Sundsy morn
inc last cOuld point cut sew"
ersi buildings In the city with sky4
lights similar to the one just men
toned, which the owners think are sale,
end tnot understand the matter as
Mfssrs. Mitcl ell, H !fTman u Co. under
stood it-tbapks to their foIethought-
or at least will not 60 to any expense TO
hsye the ,.snger to their property, res
moved or remedied. Another matter
ard an done. 1t ia the accumulation
of boxes, paper, barrels, and rubbish OF
various kinda ia the bellsts OF orr dif-
ferent business houses. This should LOT
be SO, IS it would require very little time
CT exertion to keep everything ao09L
store clean, and besides this Keep OH tne
Htes, which pay Cscttr st any time
| lust from such causes. Il Gus
TONER in the store smoking
might thoughtles=ly throw his cigar OF q
lighted match iat0 the corner. he Goes
not trouble Himself to see II it Is extln-
euishoa, bit go6s 80 With his busine cas-
ResnIt-fire. Not only tbis ono wsy.
but when a fire occurs the first impulse
sometimes is ''incendidTy.n when, after
close examination it is found that the
| rubbish in the corner, or in the cellar,
| was the cause, when, If lit lie care had
| been taken to keep everything clean,
they m'ght have prevented the Ere. !
| trust the foregoing will arrest the eye OF
| yCtir readers and bring them is under
stand what have pointed ouI;
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MURDER MOST FOUL.
A Man Murdered and Placed EpOn the
Railroad Track, where He was
Terribly MaDglcd.
Little Rock Herald.l

Little Rock Herald
From Conduetor Clay, Of the st. boais
and iron Mountain railroad, we learn
the full particulars regarding the man
killed near Texarkane, Saturday. His
mama was Allen, and he was boarding
boss" at the ststiOnhOuse just one mile
this side OF the yard limits at TexsIks-
ne. There seems to be no doubt that
he was murdered by some one for the
tiioney he was SUPPOSED to and did have
las it was the next day after payday,
and laid upon the railroad track to cover
W, If possible, the crime. He was run
over by three different trains b5tore be-
inS discovered-the freight south, the
passenger Forth, and the passenger
south. Parties who saw the body state
that it was cut ia two at the waist, as
smooth and clean as though done with
3 knife. Allen was married man, 60
Der and industrious, and leaves fam
lily. Steps are being taken ~ the rail.
road company and the authorities st
Texarksna to ferret out the murderers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mssrie Mitchell.


The prevailing storm last night caused
q very Slim attendance at the Theater
on the occasion of Maggie MitchelPs
appearance as "Little Barefoot yet
among the numbef present there was a
fair proportion Of ladies, who could not
possibly have been induced to trAve the
storm for anything else but the great at
traction of Maggie Mitchell in the
charming productions of her repertoire.
Though the audience was not large last
night, the pay was presented without
the least deirIc.ion from what it would
or could have been had the house been
crowded from pit to dome, and those
present were afforded the enjoyment OF
one of Maggie Mitchell's beet charscteri-
zations. To. night The Pearl of Savoy is
on the bills, an0 weather permitting we
have no doubt a crowded house, SUCH as
the star and her excellent company
merit, will be in attendance.
knights of InnisfaiI Hop.
Those who would enjoy an evening OF
unalIoyed pleasure should at once secure
tickets to the third annual hop given by
the Knights of Innisfail at Cochran hall
tomorrow night, for which the most
ample preparations are making to insure
1t the completest success. The gentle
men composing the different commit
tees have taken the liveliest interest ia
the duties assigned them, go that all who
attend will erjoy themselves without
restraint Particulars elsewhere.
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PERSONAL.

CALL on r. II. Spangler, 37s Main
stree ct, and get your New York Ledger.
He has full line OF the late story pa
pers.
CAPTAIN +. TORY leaves this even.
ing for DevAll's Bluff, where he will
spend few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Moore. "Uncle Jim,h as he is ia
military called by all who know him, is
a faithful officer of the stationhouSe, and
we hope he will enjoy his lesye OF abb
sence.
THE following names Of visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange yes
terday: J. w. Dickinson, Arkansas
City, Arkansas; J. W. Faut, Selden
Faut, Holly Springs; J. w. Fowler, ST.
Joseph; A. c. Mayer, New Orleana; M.
L. Clark, j., Louisville; A. z. Eiil,
Waverly, Texas; w. }. EchOls, Senate
bia, Mississippi; T. ]. Joyner, Marshall
county, Texas; Thos. Emery, Cincin-
natl; Ii. l.. Carter, Chatham, Virgins.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER-tbe best preparation extant
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, and to keep it go.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COurt- Morgan, Judge.
Court adjouraed to Friday, which, to-
gether with Saturday, will be motion
days. No cases tried after Wednesday
during the present term. The Bridges
divorce case is set spscially for Monday.
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G25 Reward

For the arrest and conviction Of certain
parties who are selling goods, repairing
clocks, ETC., representing themselves TO
be in my employ:
V B. THAYER, Jeveler,
80 Second Street.
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The latest noveltiesi n plain aud fancy
Stationery, juvenile books, teachers,
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. A. F. DoD CO.,
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Mrs. Sledge has opened sslesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Rayburn avenue. Bou-
quests, cut flowers and floral designs
bedding plants, etc.
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BURNETT's COLOGNE, 10 cork and
glass shoppers, prep lred from the purest
and best materials-uDrivaled in r.ch-
NESS and dt1icacy Of perfume.
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SORE THROAT, cough, cold, and SINH
lar troubles, il suffered to progress, re-
suit in serious pulmonary affections,
oftentimes incurable. Browns Bron-
chial Troches" reach directly the sest OF
the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief
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ADDlTlOsAL RIVEB REPeRTs

LITTLE Rock, March 15-River 10
feet 8 inches and rising fast. Weather
elouly and rainy. Arrived: Rosa Mil
Ter, Pine Bluff.
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Fresh Shad.

Victor D. Fuchs received choice lot
Of fresh shad by express. For sale at
prices to suit the times, at al Jefferson
street.
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CrimInaI Court-Adams, Judge.

The following cases ere set for trial to-
day. No. $40, Charles Fsin; SIS, II. f.
Brandon; 507, William Anderson; sos,
John Richardson; 49S, Susan Smith;
400, Thomas Morris; Ais, Thos. Ryan.
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sTENOGRA PHER.
NOTICE..

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
- the Sinking Fund Commission, till Mon. .
day. April Sd, at Il O'Clock, for the purch SO OF
Fifv Thousand Dollars OF Memphis CITY
Bonds, for account said Fund. Commi ssiOn d.
ems reserve the right u reject any or sll bids.
l. ID. HILL, Chm'n =. +. q,
,nbI4 rs Main street.
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Flowers for Sale.

Beautiful spring patterns a. Quscken'
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
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Go TO Lsddin's Business College.
Wall PanoF,

THE cheapest and best STEAM DNEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2a6
SECOND street, TT. WALKER d co.
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DR.. J. J. CALDWELL, Baltimore,
states: ~ have used Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef largely in debility,
febriIe and nervous diseases, and found
il one Of the most reliable OF nutrient
tonics now in use or to lie found in phaT-
mscy.n G.. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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Strawberry Boxes
Our kpecialties.

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
er, corner Gayoso and Second streets.
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Fresh Oysters

Received daily at ]. A. Signaigo's, No
ozS HaoODd street
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FOE WHITE RIVER.

NfIt Harry &smPh1B aE2S white &tSex
Q, 8. Mail Limb.
Mouth White River. indie Bay, st. )harles,
Cyrocketts Bluff, MI. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls BIu1; pes Ares Augusta, Jackson poltI
West Point and SearGy.
ghe fine passenger steamer
Ruth, zak:sa1Ee
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AUCTION.

Underwriters Sale, at AuctleV,
Of Rice, A9lssses, CaeOanutsr etc,
THIS MORNIEG, AT RgN O'Clock,
BY A. (. FARMLAND,
No. 200 Front Street, near KashiBGton
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DISSOLUTIoNS
Notice Of Dissolution.

FVNHE undersigned, surviving partners OF the
i frm OF W. =. BRUCE & CO., having pur-
chased the interest OF the eEtate OF n =. Bruce
N said nTm, the same Is hereby dissolved, 10
date from January lssG We having assumed
all liabilities OF toe late trm. Tie business
will continue under the nun name and style
OF W. \. Bruce & Go. ". =. BRUCE.
mhlO JOSEPH BRUCE.
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NEURALaIA.-"Neu Tiln cures 1t. Bold
by q. W. Jones a Co. Memphis.
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One copy, one year = 90
Clubs OF EiSe or more, each.................. 90
All communications should be adj
dressed to
GALLOWAY d HEATING.
JANUARY !, 1875.
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ATTEND Robertson's BusIness College.
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UNDERWRITERS SALF,

UNDERWRITERS SALEs
AT AUCTIOS,
OF BieaeHed ard UsbIeaehed Sheetings
ana BhIrtiass and Pillow Coston. Fiae
white and Gray Blankets, Seeks and
Trunks, slightly damaged by water,
from Taylor Il IOy's store,
THURSDAY kO2NIN6, at 10 O'CLOCK,
March 18th,
HyA. .. steadsre sa0 seeand yIIest:
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Rooms AND BOARD.

DOARD-Wsnted by gentleman in private
ID family; te. ms Lot TO exceed six dollars
per week. Address j. d, this ONCE.
DCOMS-Furnished or unfurnished, with
IL board terms moderate, at ITO Monroe ST.
DOARD Handsome furnished room, for
ID family or two gentlemen; day boarders ac-
cOmmOdated; references exchanged 3Court.
tbOOMS AND BOARD-Can be had at No
Il = MARKET street. mhl2
DOOMS-FErnished or unfurniShed, with
u board; terms moderate, ut ITO Monroe ST.
nAN BOARD AND Front room
IL l65 UNION STREET.
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A TrRACTIvE CREDIT SALE OF BUsI

A TrRACTIVE CREDIT SALE OF BUSl
oner for ssle the Galloway two-stOry brick
house, No. 2 court street. corner OF Third, -
by lisL feet 10 an alley. Also-lot No. 8
mock o.. Union street. esst and adjoining
Halls livery sable, a by 30 feet TO an alley.
Also Part l0I 81, east side, Encwn as y ait 4
Isewiss coal yard, ~ by 1857 feet 10 an alley
Also Four houses snd lots on Linden street,
east corner Of DeSotO. fronting l50 feet on Lin
den BY d-s rabie depth, being one brick two
story residence, occupied by Hon. John
League, ard the three two-stoTy frames, join.
ing fUts east thereof All and Zach OF these
properties ave now offered at private sale
one MIN cash, and balance IN l, 2, 3, 4 and 3
equal annual instslments, with SIX per cent.
interest annually. II not sold by the 10Th day
ct prii, a J The above property viii be sold
publicly-one-thiId cash, balance IN / and 2
two years, with six per cent. interest. For
gulI Information aud purchase, apply TO my
IIock Nm. JOB STON.