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The bulgarian Insurrecrion.

LoNDoS, May a special dcspatch from
Athens TO the Times report that the bulgarian nsur-
recton. fhiiippopolis. threatens 10 become
The Porte is greatly alarmed anu is sending for
ward all Its posabe forces daily aud nightly trains
o the Airispepe hallway. The movement has been
long preconcertcd by Scrvan aeitators Al nrst WIS
considered unimporan but II has spreau RAPIDLY
the numbers OF the insurgents Ynriousy
from / 900 TO 10000.
The Porte has informed the foreign ambas adore that
has resolved TO RAISE the duties imports twenty per
cent.
LoSDoN, May 0-Mldnight A despatch from Con.
stantnope asserts that the Bulgarian have fed
to the mountains, Ani COrdOns OF troops been
establfhed TO prevent the movement from spreading
Adylces received 1T Paris. however, represent that
postal and telegraph communication betw Constan
tnope and sophia are interrupted by the inIurTecuvn
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WHENCE SOME sMALL-Pox STORIES
The Defence that In Made by the Omcers Of
Riverside Hospital.

DR.. James j. Delany, physician In charge
OF the small- -pox hospital on Blackwells Island,
has sent to DR.. Jaues Of tue Health Board let
ter In reply to certain charges. DR.. Delany says
that one charge, that either somebody or the
State has been making money by making n
boarding house OF the hosp.td Is absurd and
false. The institution has not over sixty pa
ti-nts, nd only SIX Of the sixty pay board. The
ch irge that mploYees and nurses visit the city
daily wearing infected clothing he says Is un-
true. 1t Is the rule and invaIlaole custom of
employees when visiting New York 20 change
their clothing. With oHe or two exceptions, EN-
poyees are not allowed TO visit the clty more
than once month.
TO a reporter DIR. Delanv said: "The man
Geriick, who was a patient here, seems very So
licitous that the malady should not spread. He
came here about four weeks ago from Clinton
place, and instead Of reporting his case TO the
authorities, he walked from broadway and
Clinton place through the crowded streets ~
midday to Ffty-second street, and tried to
charter snal boat TO take him To the hospital,
lie then rode in a street car from Fifty second
street to Twcnty-sixth street lie was very
profane, Wholesome patient"
Dr. Des has received tho bill OF fare used In
the hospital. II Is large and ample, better than
4 at oi many Of the best boarding houses In
New York. Tho meats are the best, and every
one has plenty.
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A Hint for Fashionable Chr,.t,nn.,

At the annual meeting OF the womso's Board
Of Foreign Missions yesterdays report from the on
Of the society read. 1t has the followingi
that better Tor tn em to practice than for
the poorer women who lab for Christ In foreign lands
DO not ask the money for contributions from your
husband or father. nor Ike It from the income Of ths
family but deny yourse personally lay upon he Lords
altar the sum you have saved from your wants,
and the bauoles you sacrince viii Transmitted into
the brilliants OF your Immortal crown
The officers elected are President, Mrs. Jonathan
sturges VlcePresidents. Mrs. T. ID. Van Cleef and
Mrs. ID. lngs Recording Secretary, ssA II. Duryce
Ii easnrer, Mrs Peter Donald Corresponding s crets
aud Mrs. Myers - "
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The bulls and bears ceased goring and hug.
glng each other yesterday morning. and Joined hilart
ousy In the formal installation Of the newly elected
officers OF the New York Stock Exchange. A sea Of
heads was all that was visible the floor from the gal,
iery above AS each oficer made his appearance ho
was greeted with cheers, cat calls and whistles
During ihe Intervals bet@een the speeches he brokers
change drum corps, " Zam Zam- -ZAm, Z,m. Zim.l
shook the building. President Salem T. Russell made
tn opening spc c.. The other speeches were by Moses
A. Vince OcK Jaines Mitchell, ID. Z. Hlis H. o. Waite.
and William Alexander smit1. The Goyerning Com.
\, Dlckeerman. Wn. Lumnis Frederick whi!e. Henry
heiRs, Robert winthrop, II. III. HoLster. VIM. Scy.
mour, Jr, Charles II. LELAND, and Wm. Alex. Smith.
To serve Que year Harry Il. Dodge and q. l.. Halgh.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Pedestrisnism In Engiand-vauRhu's Aston
ishinR 24-Hours wax.

LONDON, MAY "a twenty -four hours walk
Ing match begun at o'cock last night iu Agrlcul
tura Hall for purse Of - 0Oo In which fourteen Eng
lish pedestrians participated. one OF them, named
seconds which said 10 be the fastest time on record
One OF the walkers, named Vaughan, who is regarded
a. the probable wlnnrr OF the match has completed
ninety nne miles in lS hours, Al minutes, 20 seconds
which leaves him l2 minutes and 20
OLear, 's be. ( time for 100 miles
lArrR Vaughan completed his hundredth mile In
10 minutes lid is seconds. thus beating OLcary BY
minutes ard seconds.
Vaughan walked 100 miles In 90 an u mnntes
ana then rrured. House second, maxim. llU
mles, and Grassland third max ing ll3 81 miles.
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A TRUE BILL AGAINsT BELKNAP.
The Grand jury Presenting him for Corruptiy
Receiving Bribes.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The Grand Jury
Of the Criminal Court Of the District OF Colum-
bis to-day found q true bill OF indictment
against W. W. Belknap, late Secretary Of War.
The indictment sets forth that he was Secretary
OF War on June 16 1879 at which time certain
proceedings were pending In relation to the ap-
pointment and retention IN Office OF the trader
at the post of Fort Sill, In the Indian Territory
that he did unlawfully, wilfuIly. nnd corrupty
accept and receive the sum OF $l,I00 from one
Caleb =. Marsh, with Intent to nave MS decision
and action on tho question pending influenced
aud did appoint John 3. Evans, and did retain
John s. Evans as post trader In consideration Of
having received said sum.
The additional counts charge him with receiv-
Ing $1,JO0 for the same purpose on Nov. 4, 1873,
Jan. ~, 1874 April 10, 1874, May a. 1876, and Nov
Is, 1875, and $3.50 on Jan. 15, 1875.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASBES HERE IND THERE BY TIM
SUNS REPORTERS.

william T. Hownrd's u Unfortunate Investuse.t
-supernntural TbouRht-K Kes ding bv Prot.
Wi-eman In Liberty Hall, and its Cost.
On the 18th OF February William T. Howard OF
French's Hotel answered an l'yertisement for part
q new exhibition" and paid ~ 900 for an In
terest in the business Large posters announcing an
exhibition OF Supernatural ThoughtResdng by Prof.
Elas wiseman In Liberty Ha" were displayed, and
exhibition OF jugglery given In New York. This
cost howard S4O0 and the receipts were $40. lie st
thought tho business legitimate. Ju decided TO get
out OF It wnen he saw another advertisement Of the
same concern to the pupor that which he had
answered. lie sent friend to the managers, ana hcI
made the same representstlons TO him that they had
made 10 HO ward Then Howard 1Dorted TO the police,
aud Detectives Williamson and Reilly arrested George
BROOKS and George Wheeler. They were held In t2VOo
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A HOUSE DIVIDED.
The Quarrel Ia Relation to the Preacher,
who - also a Phvsician.

who IL also n Physician.
The trustees of the Forty-fourth street
United Presbyterian Church met Informally last
night, and talked over their approaching contest
with the session tine pastor and elders), which
Is to cite them to trial for locking the church
doors against tho Presbytery on Monday. The
trustees say that they control the temporal af-
firs OF the church 10y virtue Of State law un-
der which It Is incorporated. and that the spirit
81 arm Of the church cannot interfere except
IN matters OF discipline. he reduction Of the
pastors salary, they say. was maze strictly sc-
c1rding TO law. They refuse to recognize the
election OF three trustees made on Monday
night. as legal. On SUNDAY next they Will call
meeting TO el ct trustees, and n, as thew expect
the pastor declines Ia read the call before the
CO ngreRatien they will read 1t themselves. 1t is
probable that they will deny the authority of
the session TO Try them.
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Jersey CIty's Political Middle.

Jersey City's new Beard OF Aldermen, which
stanos six Republicans to six Democrats has twisted
itself into s greater muddle. Last night when the
meeting hour arrived the six Republicans alone were
there City Clerk Scott called the board to ORDER and
Alderman Thomas made temporary Chairman
Alderman Kase, the Republican caucus candidate. wss
Nominated for President, and he received ave votes
Immediately afterward the SIX members adjourned
naming the hrst Tuesday In June for rca eemoling.
There little doubt that The action taken Is Illegal for
according to the charter seven members constitute
legal advice.
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THE MEXICAN RETOL UTION.
The Fniiurc Of Disx's Expedition to M on
terey-RetreatinG on Matnmoras.

Rro GRANDE CITY, May 9.-Gen. Diaz.
with his artillery and infantry, is retreatinR to
Matamoras. having found 1t impracticable to
advance hts infantry, owing to the scarcity OF
water. His command has suffered terribly from
fatigue and thirst, many OF his men perishinR
by the roadside. He has also lost considerable
number by desertion. He leaves bis cavalry be-
tween Seralvo and Monterey. where he will
rejon them With re5nforcem ents. Even with
cavalry, his advance will be slow. Water Is to
be had at long Intervals only, and there Is no
forage In the country, the Government forces
revolutionists carry forage with them their ami
mails will starve on the way.
Gen. Diaz is still sanguine of success, and bis
future operations against Monterey will be IN ad 0
entirely with cavalry. He has made no fight
vet, as was TumoTed.
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awake me when Kirby D,e.." -

full-hedRed youngster,:w :who has travelled
over every paving stone In Chatham street ana the Bow
cry as far w town Grand street, Visited the B0wey
Theatre last evening and ascended heayenward to the
uppermost tier. The Atmosphere too much for
him. aud he fell asleep When the villain of the pay
thOuten. Percy Burton, will have NY ge," the
yonngstei awoke. lie looked down into VI pit. The
old wooden benchrs had disappeared. The curtain
lurn OF the Troj4ns lie whl',ea tor tne apple snd
he smashed ms hat his eyes he said, In Vaack
10 II Den l skips" aud he hurried toward DavLd
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GEN. CROOK's EXPEDITION.
Looking for sitting Hull and Crazy Horse
ON the Yellowstone.

OMAHA, Ma 9-Gen. Crook LETT to-day for
the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies, to become
acquainted personally with the feeling Of the Indians
there. which will In measure determine his action
during the coming summer. II he nnds the Sioux
faYOraby disposed and trust them, he viii
body OF three hundred scouts II not Is his
tentOn to raise them from the snake and Grows The
General Will not return here until after his execution
Is over He expects 10 start III ABOUT three weeks SIT
ting Bulls villa e 10 reported TO be on the Yellowstone.
at the mouth OF Powder nver. All the Indians from
Crazy Horses Dand VINO escaped have joined HIM, ana
large numher from Standing Rock are also NTH him.
II known that haltbreeds are purchasing hTge guam
tlief OF ammunition and trading tor guns &c, which
doubtless are transferred TO the hostile Indian camps
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BLAISE's WISHES DEFINED.
A Pronounced Expression Of Maryiand's Pref
ereuce Desired.

erence Desired.
WASHINGTON, May s-Reference has been
made to . letter from Mr. Blaine that in way
introduced In the Maryland Convention. Tho circum
stances which led to the letter theses distin
Ruished Republican Of that State, a warm personal
friend OF Mr. Daine's. him few days before
the convention foowsi EVERY county In the State
chosen delegates 70 the Federal Convention fayors
ble to you, and the cgates 10 Cincinnati will be Tor
YOU unanimously. Would you desire simply TO have
your recognized friends CHOSEN, woulO prefer
vote OF instructone In addltOnP You which,
ever you prefer Mr. Blaine replied follows; "Or.
dnariy should BE- unwilling express any preference
as g what state convention might do touching my
Hc but OF late, He you well know very persistent
tempt has been mace TO throw mud me, and pro-
nOnnced expression from the Maryland Convention In
favor would At this time, be gratefully received"
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Once More In Qnod.

Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning Young man
cal ed upon Messrs. Smith Co., provision merchants
Washington Market. with order for six barrels OF
eggs for the Fifth Avenue Hotel lie returned an hour
ter with express wagon and took away barrels
Sending their collector to the Fifth Avenue IIoie
Mc,ers Smith Asccrtaned that such order had
gwen. Ala o'clock ofcer Hogan Of the Leonard sreet
police hrrested the man IN Canal street DeteCtY- Sll
vim OF the Mercer street poce dentned him Charlie,
May. alias Richard Ninar, alias Lawrence alias Nugt,
who escaped from the House Of Detention Saturday
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A suit Instituted by Royal Phelps as President
OF the Society for the Protection of Game against
Franklin G. Huntoon. the proprietor of restaurant st
b23 broadway. 10 recover penalty Of $50 for selling
broied quail In March. was brought to trial in the
Marine Court yesterday. John Edwards detective of
the society testined that he ordered quail OF Mr.
Huntoon and to secure incontroyertibe evidence Of
the sale pretended that he wanted II somebody esc
had wrapped up paper aud took bill OF IL, which
he paid and had recefpted He aterward ate the quail
to be sure that there mistake The jury mucted
Mr. Huntoon 20 the extreme penalty allowed Dy the
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tirely suspended. and the capital is pretty gen.
ei ally deserted for the Centennial.
The President, Mrs. Grant, and Mr.. Ulysses
Grant, Jr., took the limited express at e23 A. NJ.
for phiadelphia.
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McDonaei- Aliairc. Van Disen, Garland. and Steers
were nned hfe days pay Yesterday for permitting
the pastlnS ~ st e.nrrs aud hiudDis IN the curb.
stones. Captains Williams and Tynin were repri-
mnnded for the rainc offence. Capt 'nnedv nncd
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LONDON, May 9.-The Standard to-day an
nounces that ninety members Of the House OF Com.
have signed memorial 10 Mr. Dsraell asking for
the release OF the Fenian conyics Among the sgners
are Messrs. fawcetl, Morley. PimsoI. Mundea, os.
borne. Morgan. and Jacob Bright
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WASHINGTON, MAY "a suit Will soon bo
brought IN the Supreme Court against the Western
Union Telegraph Company by Thomas A. Edison. to
determine tHr question 81 ONt crsip II the dupek and
quadrupex sY,tem Of tclegrapny claimed the inyen-
tlOE Oi Edison.
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Minnie shermn,-Ei,ch,. Jewels.

The Custom III ouse Ulcers were informed yea
trrday that the Jewels sent TO Geo Sherman daughter
by the Khedve OF Egypt be to Europe
III June by Drexcl, Morgan d Co, TIE conngnees, ss
other they might be sold by auction pay tho
dutes. The Senate las exempted them from duty, but
the House Nill not co eur.
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THE OHIO MINES TROUBLE.


10 the scene OF the Disturbances,
CLEVELAND, o., May 9.-rheTe is much excite
nont A. Massion tonight and further trouble with
striking miners Is anticipated soon. The Warrington
mine has 40 at work under the protection Of
the militia. The work OF repairing the works OF the
burned by the strikers also going under the
protection OF the soldiers Some OF tue old miners
went into the Silver Creek mine to-day.
TINS morning sbout 300 strikers held meeting Al
Furnace Bank two mlles from Massllon, an1 decided
not 10 resume WORK for less than rs ton In
crease Of cents per ton the prices agreed " ~ last
meeting
Two more companies OF troops have been ordered to
Tlnin
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INDIANAPOIIS. NJ

1NDIANAPoLIs, May 9.-ihe Secretary of tho
National Independent Committee says that the Ma
uona ndepeud Convention has not pos Doned
until July 4, but will meet Ia this city Wednesday.
May II, and make nominations.
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Aher Duncan, sherman & Co.'s Failure.
Judge Biretts refusal TO vacate the order OF
arrest against Vim. D. Duncan aud others the By
Washington A. Roebling wTs before the General Term
OF Tue sup eme Court YESTERDAY on appeal The action
10 against Duncan, Sherman CO. AZ drawers OF bill
OF exchange for G2s5 sterling, drawn Juls l. 1875,
the Union Bank OF LonaOn. nve Gays before the nrns
failure
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LONDON. Nav a-rhe British Consul at Rio
Janeiro reports by telegraph that mutny broks out
the barA CasSell, Of swansea. for Quaenttown In
latitude 10 south. iOngitu 80 west All the otceTs
were murder d by the mutineers.
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NEW JERSEY.

Thieves on the Pennsylvania Railroad bore
holes In the bottom Of grain cars ana catch grain 40
II runs out.
The Hoboken Fire Department has elected
the Hon. James Curran. chef Engnser, and James
kenny, Assistant.
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Fifteen cases OF dynamite cartridges were en-.
tered AZ the Custt House ls week. and were sent TO
one Of the bonded warehouses wherein hundreds OF
thousands u dull rs ~ ih Of goods stored. 1hs
nature OF tue contents Of the boxes having
tined on IuehGey theJ we're hurried to tac Archers
stores At Red Hook, South lirooSlyn.
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RALEIGH, N. c., April 9.-The trial OF George
W. Swepson, who indicted for the murder Of A. c.
Stone iu Alamanoe county and removed by the prose.
cution to Orange county aud set for tal to-day,
again removed. ON the aidaylt Of the detenCe That
fair Trial cQna not be had la Orange c0uGy,' the
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4 Gambler. Rish,. pn Railroad Train.

OMAHA, May e.-The suit brought by one
1hurston. gamnler against the Union Pacinc Rail
road Company. Tor ejectnent from the cars BY EN-
ployees account OF his known profession. went TO
ue Jury last night ana to-day they rendered hyeiuic
of ~. tho amount paid for ucket which had never
been refunded 10 hun The result OF this case tired ~
the United Staes Court Is 10 the effect that railroad
eOmpsnies. Tor he protection Of passengers, We the
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The Third Avenue Savings Banks Tarrytown
property Was sofa by auction Yesterday to Wlam II.
hoyt Of this cry aud John Egan OF Taryiown Al an
average OF tlH per acre Mr.. Hoyt Did tor Mr.
hnerland.
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VINEYARD IIAvES, May 9.-lhe brig Hattie
f. Wheeler, Capt Armstrong; for Portland. went
ashore THIS morning stOue Hose ShoAl IN vineyard
Sound, aud has become q total wreck
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Weather once Prediction.
JOTTINGS ABOUT 70 wv.

Cool northwesterly winds, backing to west and
south, warmer clearing, ana partly c.Oudy weather.
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iue cause of the killing Of Jones was that he
~ rN'pouted ol using als Influence against
H,pe"ahs getting worN under the Lohigh and
.uhoe"arTo Coal Company. YOst was mur.
uelsu be'ause he once arrested Duhy and er-
HkHl Nnoh hs was compelled 10 use force, and
W VI use " The witness met Aleck Campbell,
Mh5 ~ JAIL Tor completely IN tine Jones muir
WI hid Mc'ieh'n IN Mauch Chunk when Camp
Seh I"lu witness mat he was there to get /,
sa'Ioh lesnhe luT NCGeh u, because he thOupht
80 80 urhrlNru II Tor the clean 100 ne did with Yusl
~ ~, n'alnt' and that Mcclellan Was the best
Snah " W NdID n county for Huch loo. Carol
t,'r'ilsSs 49, "l'ilsSs mat MciehAn and Boyle came from
en,,nI ,u.ntS 70 KIN Nust, Ind now Schuykill
1vr,ns,n''st must furnish the men to XII Jones; and
WIN u,pie' thal hi C rrol's) wife made Agood
Wa ~ on tnc % pTnng Of the lnouest nveT
thn n'a" ~, Snh ola lin tnat she saw aim give
the ,,,',''.,e w p'flHs l. rhOot lost with vel al
tbs, I,ttrr' nhs ,hd nothing about H. INT syoTe
ESss DnnY Was In Their house in red ali Nm,
Si, " " az Shlu " wpull be a good iden ,o p..a
h.u el'ep thefe a. ne helns tle man :, Io 80, 10
sosbpecieo, II would lie a good w. ~ -, "u,''u "
aIiDl mrs tdTf I in a cUf.ycr.atinn TX ~ 49,
uusoNni that h"aiiY DuN}, and Mck c1nr'. ii IL
~. MlhH' were butkshO's, and sne wnnhsr.d a
snsn man OF such apparent resD.ciaiIiitv w Va
IShenna "onlu nave anything to du wlth tt,,n
ne'nperd are pound t. lTutori and shi.ld hr',m
sIs VINO are criminals. aud those WHO do n ts,
ere most highly o.tertusd u" 'e7'
an" witness manner Of giving his testI,non,
mNusuosIats' Ioinlbd, "nd showed A Awonderf'lI
ARYHh 4" ~ gave mOst Of II without roisrripa
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\ UHUANsOH BROe., Aucuoneers.
iXEGuT0Rs' eALE OF VERY DEsIR ABLE
lMPROVED AND UNIAPROyED REAG Gs-
I TN 81 IH sSEHRs S2s; FRoEIISG ON X


We, the executors OF the lsst will and tesla IL
ment OF James A. Crane. deceased, will, By n:.R
Nfine OF the authority conferred upon us byS6
said lastw and Testament, which has been duly
Of Of S' ss ne Al p1Se
day OF July, A: b. 1876, ct O'Clock D. m the fol-
on sih and streets southeast
fsft OF fqpare yIs 6egfo ming at point on Sth
west corner OF said square. and running theoce
e feet inches to an alley, south 10 feet 6inohes
aloI SAID alley, west Is ttet inch south 10 feet,
west 10 feet soutb 2feet hes aud vest 20 feet to
restaurant nown ss the ',Union House
Ato. that part of square o2s, beei auing at the
northwest corner of last described zee, aud run
n,pg hence north feet east 80 feet inch, south
feet, and west "a feet inches to beginping i'm.
proved BY . two story brick house. Both the above
pieces having privilege Of en- alley.
street 81 feet inch from the southeast cor
ner o, said square. and running west IS feet and
beck that width o, feet inches, uuim proved.
M 40, tnet part OF said INN ediatey west Of
street, ard running back with that width 81 feet
6inches; unimproyed
Also, that cart Of said .qu.re INN west of
and r. DElHe back with that width IS feet
Also: that nsft Of said square Immediately west of
He ns y above part r9ntins !: feet nehs. on e.ia
inches unimproved.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in three
equal Ia,ments, at 8, u ard IS months, secured on
mum. $50 cash upon each piece ct day OF sac
Terms TO be CO piled with in ten DAYS, right to
sell at cost OF defsultins purchaser reserved. Goa
Vs'srcins' &e.' s a. eSss Gf RriSeh hss
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On

On Tor an iceberg 90 climb M aud rice.
On for snow-bank wherein we NAV hts..
90 Tor swim I'm the bores seas:
on ior Sptzoergen's most northerly breeze.
on for the murcury forty below.
Oh for all these things and then. seain On
FOR trip ON a GOMEZ, away from the san-
Not 10 come back I'LL the Summer II done
oh for hurricane, whirlwind. typhoon.
20 Tor the whole Of them. on very soon,
On Tor mighty parade Of cyclones;
oh Tor The power % SIT In our BONES
Ihe marrow removed and the breeze whist
ling through
on. Sydney Smith, can the story be true9
Oh-hut were wasting our breaths win
these ohs:
So wen wipe of our forehead snd gushinrly
close. -ffslg YORK. Mal