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The New York herald., 1877-02-09
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

a resolution has been introduced In tho Board Of
Aldermen by Mr.. Morris to place four lamps around
tho statue Of Abraham Lincoln in Union square, in
order to prevent II from dcsccrstion'at night
Comptroller Kelly yesterday signed warrants amount
ing 10 s6s.453 ss The sum OF s25,022 IS is on ac-
count of public instruction ana ST. $50 Tor salaries Of
cities courts
The Board OF Apportionment meets this morning
1t is understood that an investigation Will be made
into the Appropriation recently made to the Women IS
Free Dormitory IN Thirteenth street. Mayor Fly said
yesterday that the money was paid In December last
and that II the charges mado against this dormtOry
truo tncn II was not entitled TO public support
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henry A. smalley President Of the New York and
Nova Scotia Stonc Company. at No. % Park row, has
boon adjudicatcd involuntary bankrupt the pc
titon OF seven of hts creditors He filed consent TO
the petition and the further proceedings havo been
referred to Register Allen.
Tho New York creditors Of Barbour Stcdman n
Hcrod, wholesale dry goods dealers OF CINCINNATI,
have received proposition 10 compromise at sixty
cents the dollar
Hugh Cofey has been adjudicated involuntary
bankrupt, on the petitions OF his creditors, by Reg
lister Dayton
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MARRIED.

corRrxR-Dorx-At tho Presbyterian church.
Jamesburg, n j., on Wednesday, February = 1877, by
Rey D. . Evertt, Jcus D. CocRrEs: q Jsms.burs,
~ j., 10 JULIA H. H. Dory, daughter OF Dr. Z. H. Doty,
late Of Brooklyn. Long Island. No cards
DE RIvxRA-cAxBLos. -On Wednesday, 7th INST. by
Rev. Mr. Mcdowell JoHx RIVERA 70 Bel, eldest
daughter OF Henry 8. Cambios
FLoREz-BERxARD.-By Rev. Father Aiguepcrsc as
the Church Of ST. Vincent do Paul. RAFAEL DE- FLoREz
TO MARIE BERNARD. daughter Of Anshym Bernard Of
France. No CARDS
GsAME--DIErz-In Paris, December 10. 1876, Mr.
CHARLES CRANE. TO Miss 4. Dfsrx.
KxLLy-PKyrox AT the residence OF the brides
parents Port Chester. n r., on Thursday, February
s. 1877, by the Rcv. Charles Fletcher, RICHARD b.
KELLY, Of New York; 10 ErriE, daughter Of William
X. Peyton.
Muxsox-HArca. --Thursday svoning, February 8,
1917 at the residence the brtdes mother, by the
Rev DR.. Hepworth, JAMES H. MussoS 10 LIZZIE J.
HATCH, both OF this city.
McGixMs-ADAMs Wednesday evening, Jan.
uary 81 at the resIdencc OF tho brides brother, in
Chicago, by the Rev. Luther pardee. RICHARD l.
McGIxxis OF New York, to ALICE NJ daughter Of the
Iate William H. Adams, Of same city.
= PAGE-PIERsoN the evening OF Wednesday,
January a. 1877. IN the Franklin street Presbyterian
church, Baltimore, Md, by Rev. Dr.. William U. Murk-
land, Rev W. W. PAGE, pastor Of the Now York Pres
byteran church, New York, Miss Lizzie NJ, daugh.
tor OF the late Rev. N. 4. Pierson.
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NEW YORK PORT SOCIETY.

Az a mcotng Of the New York Port Society, held on
Wednesday. tho Treasurer reported the receipts for
the past year s12. 766 81 and tho expenditures at
Sl3960 93 being in receipts las compared
with lS75) Of $l24, 81 and decrease in expenses Of
s2,207 40 Henry X Jones ana Jacob d. vermIlye
were elected directors TO I'LL vacancies.
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A NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

An important meeting of the Produce Exchange
Board was held yesterday, and resolutions were
adopted looking toward tho erection OF grand build
ing Tor the accommodation OF the produce and grain
trade
Tho following gentlemen wcro clccteo members
OF The. xchan go :Gcorgc W. Burns Frank L. DAVIS,
4. Klorbcc John Martin, Edward q. Ricntcr, jacob
Sauerbrunn, s. \. T. Wilbur, u. r. Williams
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OF COAL DEALERS.

BUFFALO, Feb. 8, 1871
Mcssrs Simpson 4 Dennis, coal dealers OF this
place, have made an assignment for tho benefit Of
their creditors 10 J. h. Aoulton. Liabilities $45, ,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects sEe as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandrutf. 1t gives the head 4
cooling. soothing sensation of great
comfort. and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness. and
making the hair grow thick ami
strong.
As a dressing. nothing has been
found so etfectual or desirable.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State As
saver Of Massachusetts,, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; ami
| consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
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"DOrH NOT APPEAR"

Down In the deep recesses OF each soul
There hidden Hes some image OF some
good.
Which waits to be revealed and under
stood;
Some notes celestial through all discords
roll:
Passions that rage are undsrtoned with
sorrows that sob keep company with
airs
That dow from aromatic fields. The
charm
OF hope repels the footsteep Of despair.
And when In weakness there springs up
alarm,
10! courage rises with a brow most
fair.
To human thought 1t doth not yet APP
pear
What man is now or shall hereafter be
This truth alone remains forever clear:
He'll know himself when he his Lerd
shall see.
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Mr.. WARD II. LAMoN, of West Vir-
ginis, enters an earnest protest against
the assertion that Judge Davis, of the
Supreme Court, acquired considerable
portion of his vast private fortune dur.
inc the existence Of the Illinois panic
of 1857 by making usurious loans TO the
farmers and promptly foreclosing on
them when the loans we're not met Mr..
Lsmon says that Judge Davis made his
vas, fortune. estimated at several mil
lions Of dollsss, almost entirely by the
iudic,ous investment Of money IN real
estate and patiently awaiting the develop.
men, Of the resources OF the State for its
realization
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BArARp TAYLOR overheard two young
bloods, with their brains mounted on
the knobs of walking-sticks talking
loudly and profanely in street car OF s
person OF their acquaintance who, one OF
them sad, wanted TO be - literary man
and gentleman ut the same time. =
"A literary man is one, agentleman Is an
other" the second rejoined. "Wsl-ye-
e-es. but sometimes you find literary
man who is ra-ather gentlemen, the
frst continued. "D-d seidoml e1.
claimed the second, in loud voice, and
the two got out of the car.
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avhttling gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square, inch space.
One time......-.1 IS One month"; ~ ~
Two times. ..... Is Three months. " W
One week........-2 50 One year,: Is W
One square changeable once week ~.
Special Notices 8 per cent sdditlonaI. -
Advertisements to occupy nxed places %
Cuts vii be charged double for space
Dottie Quinn advertisements, so per
cent aod tCLL.
Loca. NCuIes Is cents per Hne-bta no
local n1tics utu be inserted for I<ss than ONE
DoLLAh
All ad, q, easements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be cGnnned 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with II VIII De
charged for at our regular rates.
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5000 AGENTS " i 4 \ s + = Z Of aoR
CHARLEY ROSS

Written by his father. A complete ac-
count OF This most Ny sterious Abduction
and Exciting Search. with Fac-Simli e
Letters and Illustrations. outsells All
q, her books. One agent took ~ orders III
one day, Terms liberal. Also Agents
wanted on our Magnificent Family bles
with invaluable illustrated Aids and
Superb Bindings. JOHN +. POTTER &
co, Publishers, Philadelphia. lab
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WF.STROCND TRAINS.
20 No , No. Il

Nos. sand 10 make close conf ection at
columbus tor all points South and south.
west; at CnIcago tor all points west ana
Northwest. .,
El,t bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. AT Washington llty Tor al
points South. ,.
W..~t bound trains make direct connec.
ton tor all principal points West and
Northwest. -
WHEELING, PITTSB JiRG II 4 Nd BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. Arrive.
sWk.allng Washington Pa,
daily -:jjh n. daily AT 10 :40A. II
sVh-eIing Washington, Pa.
daily a'G.SP daily at......bl hop. II.
ssundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets 10 Al. principal points OF SAFE
81 depot. ONCE open at all houtS during
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF TranspO. '3tion.
R.T. DCVRIES. GENERAL Agent. ialh
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nnnn Can be made by every agent
Nuuu every month in the business
VOVV we furnish, but those willing
TO work can easily earn doz-
en- dollars day right in their own local.
ties. Have no room 10 explain here. Bust
ness pleasant and honorable. Women and
boyr and girls do as well as men. We will
furnish you a complete Outfit tree. The
business pays better than anything else.
We will bear expenses OF starting You.
Particulars tree. Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes in need of paying work at
home, should write TO US and learn all
about the work at once. Now Is the time
Don't delay. Address TRUE CO.,
Augusta, Maine. sepligyb
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Rochester Campus.
Senior classroom. Mr.. L. Doctor,
could the wicked ind any pleasure IN
associas,ug with the good in the next
hfe?" DR.. A.-"Ns, cir" Mr.. D.
"Thea wa.n't God kind TO provide hell
for their comfort"
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Castle Rock (ooll News.
What tha country neeth says one u
our town ladiss. i religion which WI
make q man feel that it b Just - cold Tor
his wife 10 get up and build . hrs - u
u for himself. a,
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Buekingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
rerei ON to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any OTIS ~
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied.
being in one preparation, and quick
" and effectually produces 8 per-
manent color, which viii neithe.
rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL L co,
NASHUA, n. Il.
a b n rssuins. ~ psa,sss b ts<sssa
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Ny annual Catalogueeof Vegetabl" aud
Flower Seed for 1877, Will be ready 10y
January, and sent FRKE To all who Apply.
Customers OF last season need not write
fOri / offer one OF the largest collection,
OF vegetable seed ever sent out by any
seed house in America, large portion oil
which were grown on my six seed farms.
Printed directions tor cultivation on every
package. All seed sold from my establi' H.
ment warranted 10 be both fresh and true
TO name: SO far, that should ii prove other
wise / will refill the order gratis. As the
original introducer of the Hubbard and
Marblehead Squashes, the Marblche:ti
Cabbages, and "A score of other new Vege.
tables, invite the patronage Of all who
are anxious to have their seeds fresh, true,
and OF the very best strain. New Ncgeta.
bles specially. JAMESJ. II. GREGORY
Marblehead, Mass. lal2rgeow
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STocKs.-The speculative interest in
the Stock Exchange conferred chiefly In
Western Union, and many rumors were
current in regard to it, but none that
could be confirmed. This stock fell OF
from 74i to 72i, ard closed at 7St. Coal
stocks were weak and lower, apparently
in sympathy with break in Reading At
Philadelphia. TIE transactions were
$4,000 Shares, of which 10000 were
Western Union, 5000 ST. Paul, 2l,6OO
Lake Shore, 3,400 Michigan Central,
IL, 900 Delaware, Lackswsnna and West
ern and 1000 New jersey Central.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

9E 80 ajEa IL
a, and after Januury Is, 1877. Passen-
~ Trains will run as follows, wheeling
time:
EAS1BOUyD 3RAIE6
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..esmmodation train leaves Beilaire al
~. p. n, and arrives Al SteuoenVille al
eIt,..ciai Accommodation trains leave
p.PaSrt. al $50 a. m, and 1880 p. M;
Be Isenort 10 s,5 a. m. and 90 p. m arrive
a. Nartin's Ferry at l0:i5 =. m; and I:lo p;
~ "a. N. and S:2O p. M; Bridgeport IL 40
and 3:Dp. m: arrive al Bellsire at
u TcSets 10 all principal points in the
.,ast and West can be procured al tns
s<ai,n Tick et ONCE in Mcclure House, and
NE station al Bridgeport.
g. '-e F. r. MYERS,
,.s General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, February 6.-AozEr-
Easy at 3@5 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4(S6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
discussed S2s2,000. Clearing $4,000
QUO. Sterling que. at 4s4i@4s6.
GoLD-Opened at 1851 and closed at
1854. with sales during the day at l06s.
Carrying rates 8 to 6 per cent
SILvER-At London Sgd per ounce.
Here silver bars 1914 greeabacks, l243
gold; silver coin, &c discount.
GovERNMKHTs-Ac.iye and fraction
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Estimates snd samples furnished on
ort notice. Give Us sn order snd be
nvinced.
the REGISTER COMPANY
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Local Affairs.
YOUNG TRAVELLERS.
TWO BOYS RUN AWAY FROM HoME-CAUGHT
UPON A ATRAIN-yHEY ARE SENT HOME.

TWO BOYS RUN AWAY FROM HoME-CAUGHT
UPON ATRAIN-THEY ARE SENT HOME.
Last evening, conductor Samuel Phillips,
on the train which leaves Baltimore at Z
O'Clock, notified dete ctive Legg that there
were two small boys on the train, whom he
suspected OF being runaways, They were
Immediately taken in charge, and wsrd tel
egraphed to- Baltimore, where they were
sent back to on the next freight, with pas,
senger car attached.
The boys gave their names as Harry Fair
child, age 13 years, and Foley Humphreys
age IA years. They said they lived in Bal
more, and that they left home unknown to
their parents, to 60 on trip to Ph'ladel-
pbia, to see the Permanent Exhibition
They had saved little money, and fearing
of being detected at the depot in Baltimore
they ought no tickets, bat got upon the
train aud paid their fares, hence their de-
lection.
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DOM ES1iC.
THE SPEAKERSH P.

The important question, Who will be
Speaker is beginning to be discussed in pos
litical circles here. 1t is Claimed that The
South has decided to unite upon ex>Con-
gressman Caldwell, of Alabama, for the
position of Clerk of the House, and will re-
fuse to support any candidate for Speaker
who will not agree TO show his strength in
favor OF Caldwell.
TRIAL OF wAiLEN.
NoRR1sTowN, Sept. 1l.-In the trial OF
Heinrich Wahlen, for the murder of Max
Hugo Hoehne, District Attorney GoTwal's
opened the case for the Commonwealth at
9 O'Clock, Judge Ross on the bench. M.
Goswa,ls occupied an bour and half in
giving in detail Nhe chain Of evidence upon
which it is proposed to convict the prisoner;
the departure of Hoehne for his home in
Germany; the meeting with Carl Thomp-
son and the prisoner; the separation from
Thompson, the journey Of WAhlen and
Hoehne to Elm station, the murder in the
p'ght, and the subsequent development of
clues which led to the de ection Of WahleR
In the Kings County, Brooklyn Penites-
tiary.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Gotwall's
address, Edward McIlwee, of No. 407 North
Twenty>second street, Philadelphia, who
first discovered the body on the goth OF
F. bruary, 1877, was sworn, with three
o, hers. He had jumped on freight train
from Philadelphia, but they were ordered
| Oft about 2OOyards this side of the Changers
epcampment, near Elm Station, and, on
clAmbering up hill on the roadside, came
accidentally upon the foot of the murdered
| N IN. The next day, with about fifteen
other boys, he went out again, having PIE
viously returned to the city.
Squire 'Pearce, the Deputy Coroner, was
notified, and the Lody exhumed from the
brush end Ice in " aich It was buried.
The trial is ia progress, and is expected
to last several days. The impression is
general that he will be convicted of murder
| In the first degree.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
From our Special Correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL, 1877.
MR.. HAYES

WASHINGTON, D. g., Sept. IL, 1877.
MR.. HAYES
having finally determined that no revoca-
tion of the proclamation concerning Con-
gress next month, shall occur. the political
wire pullers, and such kindred spirits are
eu,,erating hitherN ard, consequently our
Hotels, and boarding houses are brushing
of the summer-cobwebs, and shining up
their winter polish for anticipated money
making. The war cry at present Is any
hodv that will beat Randall, and his ene-
mics are already entrenching themselves at
IN, different hotels, with cappers all arou ID
the city and depots to pick up new arrivals,
with whom to form an alliance. We have
heen on the "qui vie" and taken no little
trouble to post ourselves as to what the re"
e,ut will be and find that the Southern mem.
hers are so split up that it would consume
too much space to particularise at present.
h, # can say this much, that Randall has
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made clean sweep In one half the time,
and he may yet have chance, for various
are the rumors as to what Congress will do
about the Presidential Electoral Tribunal,
since the expose of Aliupde Bradley's con-
duct in giving his vote for Hayes, having
written up his legal opinion in favor Of
Tilden.
BEN BUTLER
will squat himself in Tarbox's seat next
month. stradling his two political ponies,
finance and labor, with clowns grand
entree, "hoop Ia" end the Ku-Klux coffin
on his head, "de place where the wool
orter to grow" He will attempt to jump
plumb through his opponents like "de gal
fro de paper hoop" and if he can do so
without tumbling in the coffiu his eyes will
not have been cork-screwed for nothing.
Oh OH HowAnD's
hunt after big injun chief Joseph reminds
us of the Frenchman's hunt after the tiger,
when re Frenchman hunt re tigre, it is
grand msgni6que. But when zs tigre hunt
ze Prenchman, sacre bleu, god dam"
Ex-sEcRETARY robson
and W. E. Chandler, are negotiating for the
purchase of the late Grant Kitchen organ,
the " National Republican" of this city, to
be published in the interest of those radi-
Gals who are opposed to Mr.. Hayes policy
They are determined to be heard from q,
the National Capital, and the squealings o.
republican rascality in the late presldentia
election will be rich reading for the people
and we will be on the lookout for fun ani
keep you read up. ANDERSON.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-12
POLICE CASES.

Esquire O'Neil, presiding. James COL
lins, bright looking boy, but with look
of "cussedness" about him, was fined IS
and costs forstone throwing, using low, vul-
gar, and profane language. He was also
held in 500 I'd keep the peace, and be of
good behavior.
TANaLsFooT.-A citizen named Watson,
in delirium of patriotism, forgot to mix
water with his whisky-result, drunk. so
cents and costs, said his Honor, as it is the
Anniversary of the Battle of the Brandywipe.
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CITY NOTES.

The reliance Active Association will give
their second annual ball on October 26th.
TIL eU. s. District Court opened yester-
day, at 10 a. NJ, Judge Bradford on the
bench.
CALENDARS Georgia Minstrels will appear
at the Opera House, on Saturday evening,
the 18th ins5.
A collection to aid iu completing "The
Dutcher Home" was taken up last night at
the "old tent"
A salute of 100 guns was fired yesterday
morning, in commemoration of the histori-
cal Importance of the day.
The City Rifles and Christy Senate, head
ed by the City Cornet Band, paraded through
the streets yesterday morning.
Mr.. Andrews, Of New Castle, had his
right hand badly mashed, while coupling
cars, yesterday morning, in that city.
There will be a meeting Of the Bakers
Union, this evening, at half-past seven
o'clock, at Fourth and Walnut streets.
The Quicks:eps will play the Actives, Of
New Castle, on the Adams street grounds,
at halt-past three O'Clock, this afternoon.
Several prominent members of the "Moral
Suasjon Reform Association," were enter.
tanned at the house OF MI. Thos. Cardwell
on Monday evening.
The "New Castle Times" will maF
debut in that city, on Saturday. e
politics are announced, it is presu 40
the journal will be neutral in the med Il
The old "Holly TREE Inn," 4" 'ospec
Market streets, is being ter ~ water a
place to handsome t. AooWn, to 81
building, which the ASS Ifee>story bri
in It's stead. "''ou Will err
A train, cons,stinr
wilm,npton,ans lof six cars, filed wi
rord 1eft tho w and bound for Chadt
son street. ve,' & N. defot, foot of Med
a,rbt o,c1ocl 'serday morning, at half. ps
MIS- " aelan, wife of Mr.. Frank wba,,
- persnce advocata, was the recipie
., :eckage Of silver, on Monday evenin
~ ~ from the Reform Men" The ee
'men present, of whom Mr.. butcher W
one were kindly received by the hostess.
! ANY person in this county, or in Pen,
sylvania or Jersey who sell their produce
this city, and are in want of Hats or Can
aney would DO well to visit the Opera HI
ore, next door to the Opera House. An
style they wantthey can get. D. McUlosk
proprietor.
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sweet Forget Me Not"

This ia the title of new and magnificent
snny with Icmarkah'y y pretty waltz emo.
rus, composed by "BGBBY NEWCoMB, o,
+, ,,j,StreI fame. 1t Is sl.ag py Primrose anu :.
test. o: Haverly's Minstre)s: Delehanty
81 Hehgler, of the "Tony Pastor Troupe;
dsh Ricnmond and other mrs nfs1 snns ciass viii iii
ely be admired by everybody. frloe
!, cents per copy: can be hsd from any
music dealer, or fL0m the publisher.
+. W, HELMICK:
West 4th st. Cincinnati.O.
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DUBLiC SALE
OF
Al MANUFACTURING AND WELLlNG
LOTS,
On SATURDAY, Sept. 10Th, 1877,

On the premises. commencing over Elev-
enth steet bridge at 3p NJ sharp; pro,
ceediug over J rlrd street bridge at abolt
3.45 p. H., and to West Wjlm ,ngton atabou'
42O, p. M, without postpon ent, WIN
dra,wal or under ,idd,lg Lots on Mary-
land avenue and in that vicinity are sel',
ing freely again. and lois on the south ana
cas-. side have unquestionably pass, soa, ne ne
,qte in Wilmington, during these four
years Of panic times, been ,tuch safer aud
surer than the average OF i"yestments aa1lea y;
p.oftable investme 1T. at present low pr ces
Than real estate in a cil.' with toe WeaI,h'
capabilities. and future prospects OF Wll-
wing on city? As in oil my sales "on Inc
premises" EVERY LOT WILL BE SOD.
ErAu omnibus will be at the Clayto1,
| House at $3.50 p. m, to cay parties 10 ana
| from the sale. Terms of sale, plot anu
particulars on posters.
j. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building.
sepI2&l5 Agent to effect the sale
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Persons aeslrous OF seeing fine specimen
OF Marble work, should not fail to call at
Davldson's Marble works, 9th and King,
and examine the elaborate tomb they
have on exhibition. The workmanship is
credit to our city. 1t will be removed to
Media on Tuesday next.