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TIE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
Will moulton,s Suit Against Bceche
He Triodl

He Triodl
Hc,o Tork Tribune, Jan, :.
It was sta.eI lust night that the suit brought
By Francis D. Moul:on against alr. Boecher for
damages on account Of alleged malicious prose-
cution, cannot be maintained and: that it will
never come to trial. An examination OF the
statutes, in the opinion OF many LAWYERS, shows
that where q nolle prosaqu hss been Gu
tered on an indictment against any person,
that person cannot claim damages ~ the ao1le
is i recognition aad ackno wledgment Of the in
nocence Of the accused. It is probable that Mr.,
6hearman, wLo is Mr.. Deecher's attorney, will
serve upon h1r. Monlton's couosel, on Jan. II, q
demurrer instead OF M answer, in which it will
be clalmed that there is no cauae OF action, as
nois proseqni has been entered On aIr. Mou!ton's
Indictment by the Distr1ct-Attornev, and that
that debars the plaintiff iu the suit against Mr,
Beecher from proceeding further. The argu-
ment Of this point will probably not be heard
until March. and tue trial Of the mnia issue will
thus be deferred indefinitely, il not prevented
from ever taking place. decision in favor OF
the defendant ID the demurrer would OF course
end the whole case.
Nj. Shearmau, in conversation with Tribune
reporter last night said that he would not de-
clare what his course would be. He did not
deny, bowerer, that he would demur to the COM
plant, aud admitted that be had courersed about
taking that COURSE. Gen. Pryor, WAC was called
upon, said he expected that the def.ndants
counsel would serve demurrer upon nm
instead Of an answer, and admitted
that 10 ENGLAND no1se prosequi operated as
bar to further proceedings on tie part Of the in-
dlcted person. He said that in this conntrr,
however. the question had not yet been deter
mined, and he anticipated that the defendant
would test the question. He said that BY aory-
ing on him demurrer instead Of IN answer the
tr'al of the iasue would "bo tidcd over year,
perhaps longeE."
31r. Shearman will to-day servo notice Of ap-
pearance iu the case upon Gen. Pryor declaring
that Mr.. Beechers counsel in the case arc Shear
man j. Stirling.
, 1876-01-09


Tho las. number Of tao Record Of tho Found
lings' Homo gres some interesting experiences
/ during the month Of December. Following aro
some extracts:
Thursday, Der. a.-Te commenced the day without
penny bet young lady brought Il for tho babies
which bought the milk and so with what was noticed
FRIDAY, De- IA lady dropped in and LETT s.. Sne
did not know need but the Lord did, and supplied
Tuesdcy. Dec. 14-Te have renewed causs for graft
tude toay visitors hive left $40, and thrse
othera s., while still another IS found in tho boz.
Just lifting Moses giyea Of which be sadly in
need. 1t is trny wonderful how thcso little th1n3a
always come just at the right time. Does not God
take noice Of Tho aaall things well as tbs great.
Saturday. 1ee "a gentleman called and PRESENT
ID Us VIII 50 wheh had been given BY the e1p!oyes
will bless each abuudaut!y for the remembrance
Of His lit:le ones. lady brought cake which
had bsfa left IT, fom =; e5t fn m
waukec In 1t were o5 pennies from ustle Mary T.,
taken froEa her bank for tao babce.
cents with beautiful Scripture notices lady left y
cents at tho door STU later CANA III nots signe1
Irene. christn.s glf::n .s.le gil gave ses
and aacriAce great 10 her, 1hou Christmas WAS g.,
near- Three l.e girl. came in to.ni.ht, neither o:
them more than two weeks old They aso nama'a
Sat.rdoy, hr. e5.-christmas gifts again today!
Five dollars by mail and 10 cents from little boy for
milk. Also eoce pretty socks and tidy from l1dy
in Rhode island, vita thess wordn in the ccnsre:
Praise ye the Lord" fitting inscription FOR tha gift
Of to-day. A lady sent tutEE;. and hur little hoy
gare sa.o7 for the milk fund. Two carpenters, who
have been doing rome work for u.s. brought argo
beautiful turkey: Aay 10 who was called thr :. Car
penters son." whose birth and coming celebrate
Today, reward thtE Other provisions Aaya in
pies ad brcAd from bakery na: us, 50 there was an
abundance OF everything for dinner OF which al par
took hounttiuiy.
Ncdn 'tday, D;e. co.-Pay day again. We had fen
dollars left from yesezday. but nearly enough
to pay the w3ges Of the week. At oaf noraing pray
asked the Lard to pay aoss who are abotng In
His serstcc We waited patiently nll day. In tho
who has often proved friend indeed" "Ank, and
ye shall r.ecive" The Lord knoTeta tharn thu.
Ita
, 1876-01-09

The annual meeting Of Managers Of the Home
for the Friendless will be held Monday at 2
o'clock p. m.
The Marine Engineers Association gives its first
annual bail Friday at Shows Academy, corner
Green and Washington streets.
The Avenue Social Club will give, their second
grand ball Wednesday evening at Avenue Hall,
159 Trensy-second street. Tickets for sale at
the door.
All graduates Of Dartmouth College interested
in forming Al Alumni Association for the North
wcst are requested to meet at the Grand Pacific
Thursday evenlus at o'clock.
There will be meeting in the Clark street II.
=. Church TO- day Mt p. N. under the auspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
All friends OF the cause are invited to attend
The Highland Association Of Illinois will hold
it's ANIMAL meeting Moudav evening at o'clock,
at tho ofica Of John Mackay, northeast corner
OF State aud Monroe atreets, for tho election OF
officers.
The Sunday lecture this afternoon will be de-
Hvered BY James Parton, the distinguished
author and brilliant lecturer. at Mccormick Hall,
His subject will be s. The Continental Congress-"
The doors will open at and close at 8. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
PropertJ-owners sare invited to attend a meet
ing for organization against rings and cligues Of
all kinds, irrespective Of political parties, and IN
favor OF honesty and economy in the .admina-
tration of public affairs, At Room 3. No. l52
Dearborn street, Tuesday, at 3 o'clock D. M,
sharp.
Tho Rnnua1 ball Of the Illinois st. Andrev,s
Society will be held at the Palmer Touso
Wednesday evening. The arrangements are on
Al unusual scale OF magnifcehce, and the bail
will undoubtedly prove one OF the great society
events Of the season. Tickets can be had at tia
Palmer House, or from hr. ". H. Dale, No. 155
Clark street.
The lecture heretofore announced of afr.
Gerhard Roblfs, the famous African explorer.
will take place tomorrow evening at tho North
Side Turner Hall, and will undoubtedly draw
large attendance, as Mr. Rohlrs' lectures hayo
become quite popular III all the principal East
ern and Western citleB in which ho has delivered
them Tickets Of admission arc placed st Is
cents The subject selected for tomorrow
evening Wlll ba "His yiait to the Sultan sud the
, 1876-01-09

moro and Boston is no less than rs cent?. Wits
| such margin tho baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Il
| enabled to take tho Southwestern business to
| Boston, Portland, and other New England po1nts
| by steamer, at lowes eatos 1hau can bo done Viz
| any road leading from Chicago.
Nr. P1oo suited that he had been informed
bs Several correspondents that tho baltimore y
Ohio vas taking grain to New Englani points
! by steamer ut lower rates than the ulfece roAde
and einca ho had hoard Mr. Wlghta statement
he had no doubt that the charges we're true
There VAS but little difference in the d!s:anoo
between Chamoaigu and Baltimore aud Phlia-
delphia, and between Chicago and baltimore
aud Philadelphia, snd yet the former place wa4
given an Immense advantage over this city
This showed at D glance TINT tho policy OF the
Baltimore J. Ohio and PennsslsaEia Railroads
! wns to secure sill tho Southwestern trade whils
Vanderbilt helped them III diverting that tFade
from this city, because he was allowed to tate
most o. tue Northwestern trade Withuu. much
Opposition OH their part
Ir Wight stated that he hal rccei7ed a let
tor from Three N!yoss. Mich, showing that tho
.ratea from that paint to Now York wore tho
same as from Chicago.
The Chairman stated that next week would bo
busy one, az much Information from other
points w1s now On It's 'say here, eoE1e of which
would be ready to be laid before the meeting
Monday.
On motion ct Mr.. Robert Warren, it was de-
cided TO send al invitation to the General
Freight Agents OF tho yarlous roaus to appear
befo:e tho Committee and explain to them tils
cause of these Determinations. The sec1efarv
was instructed 10 invite Mr.. H. G. Wicker Cen
eral Freight Agent Of the Chicago j. Northwest
ern Railroad, to np2ear before the Committee
Mondey.
Mr. Anderson appeared beforc the Committee,
md stated tha: he had received lesssrs fran
shippers in the central part Of this State, giring
the information :ha: they could ship grain to the
East at the same rates as from ChicaSo; AID for
this reason they had stopped shipments to this
, 1876-01-09

The Judges OF the several Courts have not yet
been to call 90 s1r. McCa1rey to accept his in-
v1tat1on 10 visit the Insane Asylum.
Steam was put into tue addition to the Insane
Asylum az jefferson yesterday for the first time.
The addition will be ready for occupancy about
the 1ss OF February.
County Attorney Rountreo yesterday drafted
paper for the consideration Of tho Judiciary
! Committee. but would not disclose it's nature. It
is supposed, hoverer. to hnve some connection
! with the visit to the Insane Asylum Friday.
John Comiskey, C!erS to the County Board, is
candidate for County Commissioner, and be-
lcves that he will succeed one OF the members
from tho West Sido this fall. John has not had
An elective Office Tor some tinet and he thinks ho
would like oue.
Arnold H. Sheldon, an insolvent debtor, ar-
rested Mt tue instance OF ]. Hush Harris, tiled
schedule Of his propacty in the County Court
yesterday. which was approved The schedao
exempted tts furniture, wearing apparel, pen
s!on. and IlO0 worth Of property. 7. L. uau
Has appointed Aszlgnee.
Architect Egan sa7s that the ventilation OF
the ia has very much improved n,nca tho new
engineer began worb. Tie trouble. he Ha;s. has
been that the aperture for taxing in fresh air
has been kept closed. The liberal ueo Of scrub
brooms and sand and soap Will now put the Jail
in tenable condition.
Yesterday vas raF-day III several Of the Offices
Of the County Building. Gen Lieb paid into the
Treasury, as part OF bis e.tni-annunl receipts
from fees. S7,8lc.H, aud drew out $1,000 for
salaries fO7 his Office Tor tho past month. The
Shesiffs ofico also draw largely upon LIE Trcas-
ury during the day. tut dill not turn anything
in. Tie general fund at the close OF business
Yesterday ".s very badIy depleted. AID another
loan will be necessary At early daY.
Tho Grand Jury hed short session yesterday
morning. Complaint was lodged against the
Post ana MdA for libel by ]. II. BIC ticker, ths
oIenao bavlng been committed a few da rs ago
in publication in tha. paper calling McVickeT's
Theatre "tiuder-box." Several wltnossea wero
examined, among others Inspector Bailey. but
no conclusion was reached. Several minor in
dlctments were found. among cthera one for
perjury il swearing to tho ownership Of proper
ry- The jury did not finish its 1abors, but will
meet again tomorrow.
, 1876-01-09

Aunie Sanford and tho dsnizens OF 1ow-hols in
Cheyenne we're in the Armory last night charged
With robbiDg well-known bus:nas. man OF $500
in currcno7. His mama IS withheld by the police
on tho plea that ho w&s drunk and dragged
when the affair touk place.
1t about O'Clock yesterday afternoon two
bold thieves attempted to .'hold up" II. ].
alahoney, Of No. II Depuyst.r street., at the Coz
ner Of Madison and Canal streets. They sue
ceeded in obtaining only tba watcf-cha:n. aa
Mahoney grabbed the wa:ch just in ti1ne to
save it.
A young man looking for boarding house
yesterday called upon john Frothro. Of No. II
peolia street, and looked as soma roo.o3. After
missing, and, If that young man ever returns,
Ar. Pr othro thraa;ens to have him boarded free
OF CHARGE
An item in sunset gazette, to the effect that
ths river Was yet clear Of ice, was arca houan-
"a of iniormst,on that John ani Denis Ryan md
John Waller daear1ninod tn in,rrnva tho onpor-
tunity By taking boat-rlde. They stole boat
from Rnssell DowneE, and hence their liberty
was cut short
Frank Hart, who has bean Tantcd this long
time Tor the robbery Of Har7er's clotn:ns 81 ora
on Lake street, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
ConIoy last evening. There is an indictment
against him in tho Criminal Court for burcl.rr,
which alone ought to bo sufficient to lar him
away in the Penitentiary for good round term.
tico Kaufman in 5000 to the 10th inst. on the
charge o. having emEtied tho barber- shop on
tue corner of Wells strees and Chicago ayen la
Of all lts contents Charles Vantooo, his casn-
rade, was held in $500 bail for stealing buffalo
robe from C. " Lyon. Thomas F. Keith, re-
eidiug with his parents at No. Is Bremen street.
but old enough to have d home for himself, was
bound over i'll $500 bonds for beating his father,
, 1876-01-09
"IH THE VALLEY Of SHADOWS, -

Al, love! my eyes are dim with tears;
miss the Light Of thine,
And Ill The glos1es OF the years
Pass BY AND leave no sign.
They pass, far o'er my lonely head,
Joys radiart snnbeaps, va,n;
While Ill the thorny path tread
ia dark with night and storm.
And dost thou wait, trne heart Of cold.
In thy far home Of light,
TIL from the valley, dark and cold,
climb tho sunny he1ght7
come, = wanderer, sad aud old.
Weary and most forloru;
O Joy thy loving f4ca so
upon tha LILLE of Morn. Hr1n F.
, 1876-01-09

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. g. City-Admints6saa
Brown reports the city debt over gal oNae
An effort will soon be made to compromise ~
the bondholders 1t 60 cents on the dolaE ~
CITY issuing new consolidated bonds at this ~
10 lieu Of outstanding obligations. Tbs Poae
Board las agreed to reduction Of thar APP
tionment from s490.000 to $500, ,0C0 fot paao
purposes. 1he City Administrations 40
oeavor1uR to eject = reduction OF the sasa7
ment for school purposes.
, 1876-01-09
FINANCIAL.
OTTAWA nan

OTTAWA, Can, Jan. 8.-G1eat ezci.emsnsFt
valla III Huse, owing to IN attempt uads By y
creditors to attach the property OF E. B Edts
an insolTent- Eddy, backed By large nun@
OF his employees, prevented the bailif from s*t1a
Possession, and the premises are now ganda
bv seventy men- II is said that tho militia y
Be oIde' ed out to-day to protect the of6esaa
tie discharge OF their duty,
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CHESS At rtEuEJ&Nn

CLEExIAzD, O., Jan. 8.-In the chem MA
today, Alheroni won tho seventh es1no. -
soxe now ssapdss Judd, 8; Aba1a& !"
drawn. z
, 1876-01-09

5pee7al Disuatch 70 Ths Cascago TTbufE =.
MONTREAL, Jan. 8.-The Montreal, Po1t1aoas.
Boston Railway Company is said to be IN 80. :.
financial did1cnlties, and writ OF astseaneS
has been taken out asainss them here.
, 1876-01-09

Special Dsrdten n Ihe Chseao~ 7r!bHnk:
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 8.-A petition IN osat
ruptcy Was to-day fled against Fftzgrrses
Jones, Benton. Franklin County, and tfe5 - :.
ordered 10 show cause why they should mo- =. =
ad1udEed bankrupt 4 writ Of Seizure W
iEauel.
, 1876-01-09

Srtes6t D1sDokch Ia The Ehlcd1o 1s1eto&
FRKEPonT, ILL.,. jan. sc. u. Claytop, Of ~
place. Al extensive dealer in fancy goods =
notions, has failed.
, 1876-01-09

Kind which has ever tecn held in thus
country. The entries already foot up Il
goodl7 number, and those owning fine dogs.
rabbits. fowls, or pigeons should lose no time in
procuring an entry blank and making arrange
ments TO participate in the SHOW. The cash
prizes amount to over $4,000. Any information
and the peceseaIy blanks for entering exhibits
can bo obtained By addressing tho Secretary OF
the National Poultry Association. Chicago.
L b1ase young man on Sheldon street, VI ho has
been through society for several years, AMI de-
clares that there is nothing IN IL. resolved to
STAY in bed on New Years Day aad smoke and
read novels while he sent round a boy with his
catdB, Though On this pleasure he was bent, he
had = frugal mind. and engaged the sou Of his
lsundress, a steady youth, who put in the lowest
tender and undertook to deliver 7S6 cards for
80 cents SO the bIase young man stayed in bed
and smoked. and the steady youth gave his SO
cents to his mother, and the 1856 cards to his lit
tie brothers and sete.s to play With. and went
with good conscience to see dog-hght-
4 young man who found several eligible
houses with baskets hung out on Now Years
Day took fearful revenge He had visiting
card neatly engraved with corones and IN. c.
Comic de Milledenrs, Paris, and whenever be
came to baeket be would 1ncfose his card aud
the Counts in an envelope. drop It in. and pass
ec1enely on. he had his reverge' for Whenever
he meets one Of the girls Of those families she
gsys to him: 40, Mr. Lopaos. mn and all Of
us we're so cory that you didn't call on New
Ses,.s Day." 4:Bus the Count and ! called
ann fonnd = basket out. and 60 We just
i.ft onr cards" 40, 1ir. Lopkins, you know.
thare ire so many people call that We don't care
70 but you are different ~. we IRE. sre ai1aSt rsb
~ And h.n the Count left town 2" 20, yes !;
in, he oaiy s spent 5 Nav Yeas D.y here; hes gone
didn't eee ron, because I told him l wanted him
TO see one Of our real Chicago belies. ous II WAS
nny Rtupidity." Than she goes on VIII sae Aou
, 1876-01-09

All the suits will require but little change. and
taas Will oe IL tho pleataga, aud in all .hs ca >es
the o1lla Will be identical with that published
above. Tho fol'owing-named are among tbo
parties who vii! ask for injuncuons: Collins i
Hoffman, assessed for s., 03J. ani raised to
SICoo BY tue Statc Bolrl; tax, s31337. ]. L.
wilson, OF Wilson Bros, asseeseo $4,000,
which was raised by the State Board to s15, ,23O :
ta1. 3535.73 John Greer Il Co.. a4sesse for
$4,000. raised to 1850 by the State, and t4xad
S31S.37. ". Holmes, assessed $40 000 1aised to
SIS eoo and taxed s636. 49, C. C. Chaznplin, II. 4.
Devlne,S. uaas,fassessed 81 200 raised to 81 SCI
on store S25 o, raised by the St1.e TO $3s, ,0o0
aud taxed 81. 59l.82; on houee assessed 81, 600
raised to 81, $40, and taxed $685. J. Werner &
Co.. Foster, Walker Il Co., assessed 81, 0c0
Talsed I to sl5eo, tag slol.o3. Henry n. Holden,
ed $4,000. raised to $15 200 and taxed sC3G. "a
n. F. Smith. Aaroa hi. Mckay. Davis l. DUNCAN.
assessed $4,000, raised to $1,000 by The state md
taxed s127.36 Il. Il. Moyer, assessed 5000.
raised BY the ssste to si,5G0, and taxed ai9i.Os.
s3,o4o, and taxed 5l27.36. DAILY, Fenret,n 1
Co.. assessment $40 900. raised vauatlon sl5. 2o1
tal $636.73. Wilde. Buert l. Co.. assessn, ene
s2o.3oo, raised valuation S3O, 1885, tax 81 .29.5t;
j., J: Ferguson, Rook"ooa B:oshesa Hugn t st
se111s ss,je'a s5e fasea afSe5'n g.
taxed ssls.s7: James ?. p ,IeM. IEsi.vu; w,r. ana =
Co.. Louis Boerliu, Woven Wuo MAJ
tress Company, ASSESSMENT $500. rnissd
to 81, SEQ: aud taxed s1ol-o5. Dixon i Co.. an-
sessed 9, s a. s2ogo, raised to s3.s52, and taxed
$1,000. raised to s1o.6 .640 and ta1ed sHs'7z' ~
a: Adams d Co, assessed s3,0U0, raised to 81:
56o, aud taxed $4,000. E. Todd. assessed
$1'o9o raised to sl.5.o, and taxed a63.69. j.
fattison aoe assessed $1,000, raised to 80. 100,
raised to s5,320, and taxed S228.87. William
hllngman, assessed s.. QUO, raised to s3o40. and
taxed el27S Sc. 7. q. Davis, assessed 81, 100.
raised to S2, 12a, and taxed Ss9.l6. Il, Hemil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-22
NH, ,.,unans and the RobesOns.

Miss Grundy's Washington Gossip.
Mrs. Belknap joined her husband IN
Washington u week ago. Ihey nave
taken rooms at the Arlington Hotel
Mrs. Belknap, in her plain mourning
dress looks handsomer than ever. her
little daughter Alice is bright enid cI
with long golden curIs. Gen. BeiknsP
seems to be busily occupied, though l
don,t know what business he has engaged
~ He and his wife seem far happier
,hap seemed possible six months ago.. IL
!. rnmored that Mrs Robson rcjoIcedi
over New Jersey gong Democratic ana
s.,s that she desires nothing more 'or
her husband than that be SHOULD se'','
DOWN to the practice of law. She lntenas
go,nr to Europe in the spring to 'uuC tIS |,
her son. a boy ten years Of aS"; the cH''a
- her GrsC marriage. The Fish ball wa.
y rand affair. Only the top cream was
teIen, except in official circles. None Oh
hose ,~ we're left out. The ladies OF the
DipIomatic Corps wore superb CoGt
t-asses The vie of the Spanish Minis
for was radiant in beauty and lresn
Partisan toilet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-22

SrE1sFIELD has been anhou o;',,,
by the people of Wheeling ana Vl SI,
- hniIr the cheapest clothing dealer
hat has ever been known TO them,
s :. riob Won can identity by the prices oil
wv" L"ant;fmI and extensive stock, whlcn
go 80 inst received, as for example:
nc Las rom $3.50 TO so; Jeans Pants,
o Wv al Wool Cashmere Pants. from ~ ~
- 20 ard the finest OF suits from sou
20 Sl2. Now this is chance s l"f no', rnr
w Tnve-s 10 call at this place before Pur-
r"s elsewhere, as. this is something :
y w%5c6 people can place confidence n IN ana
'; M" an Unusually good chance. GEMS lens
y E,~ni.hIng Goods speciality. No. loo'
Moin street, above 18th, east siae'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-22
Black and C0IOred Silks
John FSOener'S

Dry Goofs. Carpet and Wall Paper En-
pOrium. nos. Dds and 5f2l Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-22
,sANssORTATioN.
i. nore & Ohio r. r. Co.

.o.r Dtcsmhyr 4, 1879; Passen-
m sud H,,.,..r rcr rs follows, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the municipal Court OF wheeling:
oliver LinSgy, 80 a..
vs. LIN ChancerY.

In the municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Oliver LiuSey, - a..
vs. I'm Chancery.
John McGaun0n, q al.
In pursuance pl decree IN The above
named cause entered on the ll'h dag or
D-c.m her, \. d., 1870, by the sui court,
the UnderS!gu sgeCIal COmmiss Oner
will ell Al pub. e auction al the front door
OF The t0.rt House OF ONO county, Oh
Thursday. January II. 1876. AZ 10
O'Clock 4. N, the following desert bed real
estate. lU-wIt: 4 lot OF parcel Of ground
Si,uat- IN the city OF Wheeling, that j. 10
say lot mum bored . seven in the sub
division 81 square numb ered 90 eight IN
said city. made by VI. EOf, executor Of
John E0tf decd, which lot fronts twenty
two ~ fs-t on Market street, the nor h.
and ~1ufh lines thereof extending west
ward.y parallel with John street old
name until they reach South street.
Also. mother lot or parcel Of land situate
in New Manchester. IL said county Or
ohio being lot mum erred twO'f2J in James
and James K. Bakers addition to Philip
Rrilly's town OF NancHs>i ?.
The above named lots will be sold sepaT
ately.
TERMS Or SALE.-yne-iourth OF tho
purchase money, or IS much more IS tn
purchaser NAV elect, cash Ia hand on the
day OF SAL, and the remainder in tho,
equal Iu>tALm enis, payable respective. =.
with interest, in SIX. twelve and eiZh u
months from the day Of sale, the deferred
in staIments 10 De- secured To the satI-lac-
ton OF the said special cOmrniss iOn.r-
HENRY ". RUSSELL.
declH Special COmmI ssiOner.