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the neutrality laws I'm crossing to the American size
with arms and htving n battle thereon. They were
brought h. this post under guard Of united stes tropps
They are 40 Ia number and include one colonel three
MISUNDERSTANDING and five CAPTAINS. They were re-
leased ON naoc Recruiting IL going on on tns SIDE ior
the revolutionary lrty."
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ANOTHER MISTAKE AS TO SHERRY.

DETROIT, June 17.-Don NJ. Dickinson,
Chairman OF the Michigan Democratic Central Commit
tee drank poison mistake for sherry yesterday and his
condition rs precaIiOus.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PmGRIMAGES TO ROME.

ROME. Saturday, June 49, 1877.
The Pope has received the last of the great
bodies OF pilgrims The Canadian pilgrims separated TO-
day into different parties, some going 10 Naples, others
to Genoa, aud some remaining here till Monday.
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BURNING OF A STEAMER.

OTTAWA June 17.-The Union Forwarding
COmpanys steamer Prince Arthur Vas burned to-day at
Portage du Fort Loss. $4,000; insured.
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LONDON, June 17.-An official inquiry at
Edinburgh concerning the explosion on ooaiu INC
steamer sldonian resulted verdict declaring That TIE
exploson was caused by Overpressure on the ely
valve aud that the chief gneer principally DIANA
BILE. The owners eXOnerdted
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THE DANUBlAN CAMPAIGN.

TIE PASSAGE OF THE RIVER EXPECTED so1N-THE
OPERATING ARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO DE BOMBARDED.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.

THE CHAMBER TO BE DISSOLVED.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT DEMANDING DISSo-
LUTIoN-srORMY SCENE IN THE CHAMBkR-IHE
REPUBLICANS WILLING TO APPEAL TO THE
COUNTRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-13
Real Estate inIPhiladelphia

Philadelphia Inquirer Of thsIlth.
There are thousands Of houses to let
and hundreds for sale in this city, many
Of them offered at figures below their
cost, because they have boon specifically
run up in value since construction, and
yet capitalists freely invest their means
in new buildings rather than in some
other species Of security. The reason Il
that this kind Of property will ultimately
yield asure and generally q large return
and, the cost Of construction and mater.
ials being very low now, the outlay Is Ger.
tain 10 he lesG than the ultimate value Of
tho houses erected. In addition TO pros,
pective profit there is absolute safely Ia
this kind Of investment, for the houses
next TO the ground, are immovable and
imperishAble in business parlance.
Those who now hold real estate that Ia
actually depreciating In value should bow
to the inevitable and prepare 10 meet i'm.
pending loss by keeping down their ex
penses, by having the assessments re-
duCed 10 agree with the real value anC
by leasing their properties at lower rent
and not allowing them TO DO idle and en-
tirely Improbable, because the rates o.
war times, or even good times, cannot b,
obtained. by so doing property may b.
saved from forced sales, from the Sheriff
hands and from sacrifices; trade will b.
encouraged and quickened, commercial
confidence will be restored, and the goot
times prayed for accelerated in their ad
vance upon us.
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TnIent VIII Toll.

One Of the most remarkable things
about New York ia the marvellous nun
Der OF third.rate men we have in bust
ness. We have hundreds Of lawyers, We
il first.cIass case comes up, you car
count one Of ten men who will conduc
the case. You can find hundred mer
who can Cngrave n portrait for dime
novel or q police gazette, but not two il
two hundred who could cut fine linz
engraving. A thousand men could built
Il road.bed, but not one in a Thousand
could engineer the track. On the stree
dozen men rule the Bull side and the
Bear side. The rest are mere subordi
mates. The professions, cHllings ant
trades are crowded with small men, yeI
talent is in demand. A well.knowr
linancicr has just accepted the position
Of cashier Of the Nevada bank on thu
pleasant little salary OF 100000 a year
lie has brains, probably, and executive
force Baricigh, in Boston Journal.
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Ken, Estntc a, Pittsburgh.

Commercial.
Real estate dealings are at present life.
leSS and uninteresting, the only transac.
tions ofimportance being the sales under
legal process, which afford no new criter.
ion Of values. These sales at present ex.
ercise an adverse influence upon
revival Of activity in tho legitimate
real estate market. Those who desire 10
make investments in real estate have
been able so far 10 obtain all they wanted
and more too, ut the public sales, such as
that by the sheriff week ago, and those
advertised for the next week or two ahead
by the aSsignecs Of late bankrupt firms.
At present, therefore, there is little in.
ducement Tor any one to offer real estate
and nothing Of the sort is done to speak
Of. As funds accumulate during the
summer 1t is not unlikely that capitalists
will be looking out for advantageous op.
portunities for this form Of investment,
which may create a demand for lirst.class
property. This is merely u possibility Of
the future, however. Real estate NOR.
tgages are moving rather slowly, first.
class securities OF that character being in
demand by investors with interest rates
rather easy at Tao per cent.
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Dull Times nj Chicago.

The Chicago Inter. Ocean says: Seldom
il ever, have VIC seen the summer usheret
in on duller and more unsatisfactory
money market than exists at present
Business at tho banks is utterly spiritless
and, judging from the indications, they
are not earning expenses, much less divi
dends. A prominent banker remarked
to-day that he never before saw the time
when there was so little demand fol
money from those who had anything to
give Tor it. lf,however, money is plenty
and cheap, credit is not, but on the con
trary it is dear; in other words, banks are
more than usually cautious in regard to
the character OF the paper and securities
taken. The caution is perfectly natural
AZ the channels for employing money
where il can be made profitable to tho
inventor are so few that lenders want thu
most unQuestionablc assurance that iii,
borrower is all right before his applica
tions are regarded with favor.
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Status OF tho I'mdd,crs.

Pittsburgh Leader Of the 18th.
It seems that there is no difficulty
whatever between Lewis, Oliver & Phil.
lips and their puddlcrs at the upper mills
as has been stated at various times during
the past week. The firm signed the scale
for boiling last Monday, promptly, when
the puddlerS suggested that they would
like to have the firm use good coal, to
which the firm agreed very willingly. A
day or two after, however, the mill was
shut down for repairs, which are now
being made, and when they are done, Of
course the mill will be started up. The
following are all the mills TO date that
have signed the agreement with the pud.
dlers: Spang, Chalfant & Co., Etna iron
mills, Lewis, Oliver Il Phillips upper
mills, Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Co.,
Mullen & Maloney, Singer, Nimick &
Co., Graf, Bennett & Co., Graf, Byers 4
Co., Lewis, Oliver & Phillips lower mills,
Chess, Smyth & Co., Jones & Laugblins,
Clark & Co., and Wilson, Walker & Co.
The MoOrehead, Frankstown and Key
stone mills are not running, and the
helpers ut Jones 4 LNughlins are still
ont
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1877.
TnE white Democracy Of Abbevllle

The white Democracy OF Abbeyille
South Carolina, are so devoted to recon.
ciliation that they propose to place 1t on
an enduring basis by running every white
Republican out Of the country. That ex.
cellent community recently held meet.
Ing to secure peace, and the speaker nd.
viSed the appointment Of a committee 10
secure the desired end rs soon as possible,
The Abbeville Pres states the reasons for
the course in this clear and forcible man.
ner:
"As long as white man Is allowed 10
stir up strife there will be contention
aud dissatisfaction. Whenever they re.
tire their pretensions' we will have peace.
Will they do 30 peaCeably, or do they in.
tend to force violence? Violence is sure
to follow whenever they malign the
whites and attempt 10 ALLEVIATE the me-
groes from US. Whenever head OF this
sort shows itself il will DO only service 10
ones country TO cut It of, Since the death
Of Jos. Crews, in LaurenS, there has been
no trouble in that county, and there
would be none here either II ii we're not
for n few fomenters Of strife; and il they
do not desist hereafter they will be dealt
severely with"
This is ununswerable logic. 10. Crews
was killed some twelve months since be-
cause his Republican ideas bred contin'
ual disturbance in Laurcns, and the Dem
ocrats were obliged to kill him in order
to make him keephis mouth shut. Ever
since that day there has been peace, like
the silence Of the Catacombs, in that
country. II 10. Crews ia not satisfied
with the peace measures Of Laurens he
doesn't deserve to have even tombstone
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Washington and Jefferson Col.
lego.

The programme for the commencement
occasion embraces the following: Sab
bath, June Oath, BaccAlaureate sermon,
Ar. NJ, by Rev. Geo. P. Hays, President
address to Society OF Inquiry, 8 p. NJ, by
Rev. ]. @. Armstrong, Wheeling. Tues
day, June Goth, reunion Of former college
classes, Q z. M; Grafton to literary socie'
ties, 8 P. NJ, by Hon. ]. Mcdonald Sharp,
Chambersbhrg, Pa. Wednesday, June
eth, graduating exercises, 0 AM; alum.
nj dinner, P. M; tree Grafton, 3 P. NJ, by
T. c. McCarrell.
The young gentlemen who will gradu.
ate this year are Harry NJ. Acheson, Bar
net L. Bonar, 7. s. Brown, Ad. NJ. Clark,
John E. Craig, W. s. DinSmore, L. A.
Donnan, Il. c. Fawcett, Charles V. Hard.
ing, John A. Reyes, J. S. McCandlass, r
c. McCarrell, James 6. McComb, II. X,
Shanor, J. Il. S!errett, W. q. Stewart, W
7. Warrick, Geo. P. Wilson.
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AN amendment to the Virginia Consti.
tuition recently adopted makes the pre-.
payment OF capitation tax condition
Of the exercise Of the right suffrage.
The capitation tax is a fruitful cause Of
corruption in elections Tho payment Of
the taxes OF poor voters by n rich candi.
date is step in the direction Of more
shameless bribery. This has been do.
mopstrated by the experience Of Rhode
Island, where wealthy men, without any
Recommendation but wealth, have repeat
edly bought the Govefhorship by buying
the electors-NeV York Sun.
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boston Letter to Springfield Republican.
At his lecture he continued his attacks
upon Theodore Parker, and gave his au.
dience additional information about him.
self, the Rev. Joseph. "Evcry one knows"
he said, "that | here speak without any
authority, and that l never speak to
scholars, but simply to masses Of men,"
Like poor Gatinet, Mr.. Cooks nights
are good" ~, for one, on this reef Of
American individualism, and this stormy
coast Of Boston, sleep well. But do not
always sleep" lie adds, ~ remember
that the eagle in the tropics, so bright is
the moon at the full, sometimes in the
midnight rutile their pinions and make
ready to move aloft, thinking that the
day has come" Is Mr.. Cook then an
eaGle Of his tropics? as Mr.. Choate's
crook.neck squash was an "esculent Of
the tropics?" In another place he sage:
"Who put on the shell? Ifyou please,
was brought up, il anything, a Universal.
list, but OF the serious type, l hope. was
let alone, and came into my present po-
sition by the natural law Of development,
and Of the survival Of the fittest." This
is interesting, if not quite ineligible.
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To PREVENT MorHs.-If small piece
Of paper, or linen, moislened with tur'
pentine, DO placed in wardrobes and
drawers, two or three times year, il
will efiectually prevent any damage from
moths. When furs are packed away in
the spring, they should be beaten well
with a small rattan, in order to dislodge
any eggs OF the moth-aiterwards brush
thoroughly-and sew up carefully in q
linen pillow.case; over all, pin ncwspa'
pers, leaving no crevice where nm insect
could insinuatc itself. II would be well
to paste the edgcs Of the paper together,
II well done you need not fear for the
most valuable furs.
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OiliOTObacco.
BALTIMORE, June 7, Isl


Editors In,ellIsenccr:
We Just learn that the French contract
for $500 hhds. Of Ohio Tobacco has been
aworded to Messrs. L. Hueffer 4 Co., Of
Paris, whose agents here are Messrs. A,
Schumacher 4 Co. The contract for
$500 hhds. Of Maryland, has been given
to Messrs. Galine 4 Co., Of Paris, whose
correspondents at this place arc Mcssrs,
Bros. Boningcr. Nothing definite ID
known at what price tho Ohio contract IL
taken, but it is generally supposed to be
a rather low figure, probably at about the
same rates obSained for French grades
early in the season.
We have to report a very active dc.
mand for light red Tobacco, ground
leaves and common to medium spangled,
which are taken readily by buyers at full
prices, and we would therefore advise
further shipments Of these grades.
WIIKENs & BEALL,
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The ncrcsy OF REV. Mr.. Blauyclt.

New York sun.
DR.. Blauvelt makes the remark tina
"they arc going 10 have more heretics tc
try" We shall not be surprised If thi.
shall prove true. The accused minister
evidently had party in the Synod
though that his views were totally al
variance with the orthodox Reformed
theology cannot be denied. II, then, lat
itudinarianism has crept into the stait
old Dutch Reformed Church, where else
may it not have entered? Ii the very
stronghold Of Calvinism has to defend
itself against enemies inside its ramparts
what is happening along the outer line
The fact is, DR., Blauvelt represents il
his criticism Of old orthodoxy and in his
tendency to skSpticism, a class Of minis,
tiers who occupy not n few pulpits; but
he speaks out his opinions, while they
discreetly hold their tongues, retain thcil
places, and preach diluted theology.
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STRAWBERRY JAM.-Use fine ripe
strawberries; add, II desired, q little red
currant juice; it will improve the flavor;
then add their weight in siited refined
sugar; boil 20 minutes over slow fire;
skim as often as required, pour into pat.
ent Jelly glasses.-MoLLIF.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

4 NSAAhAAASSASANb4kO CALIas
In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Ann Sutton and Others,
Vi.
Jn9. J. Jones, admir- Of Jno. Bishop, ID . lN0i'
decd and Others.
Jy virtue Of decree In the above entittdciry,
entered by said court on the "lst day Of May, ~,
the undersigned, Special CommialOntr, will, %
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE 49,
beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. ", proceed to +I ii
public auction, to tho highest bidder, at the irObl
door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county, In ,ht
city Of Wheeling the following described real q.
tate, situate on the east side Of Main street, he
tween 10Th and IlIh streets, 10 raid city, hnl
BOUNDED rs follows: BEGINNING al a point On the
east aide Of Main street, % feet and II inchts "
ll'l2) south Of the south corner Of Market alley
and east Main FtTeet; thence south with M'n
street 80 feet and inches 3!9-l2) theme east 10
straight line parallel with said Market alley 10
the alley In the rear Of sid property; thence north
with the said last mentioned alley y let ADJ
inches (S2 9-l2); thence west In a straight lib,o
the place Of beginning, together With the hihl to
use tho party wall on the north side Of taid pant
Of land. On the above described land Is CTrctdi
large thICe-stOry brick building, known As ths's-
idenco Of thclalc John Bishop. kaid property vii
be sold subject 10 lease Of james +. Knox d tss
store room and cellar hereunder.
TERMS OF SALI-0ne-thlul Of the purchaP M
ey In cash on the day Of sale, Oue-thlfd iali
months, and the residue In twelve months i'il
day Of Ellc, tho purchaser giving his note VIZ
approved penonal security for said tcIerei pl'
mentg and interest, and the title 10 DO rrtlEeltt'
III tho purchase money shall 10 paid 10 iall,
JOHN J. J0SES,
my2i Special COmmh.'ODG
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FOR SALE .
TRusTEE's SALE

BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust made bv M,,,c
Collins and N, L, Collins her husband, "a IN "
derslgned Trustee, the hTst dated HoTenbSs s,h
1874, recorded In Deed Of Trust BOOK No Gun S.n,
4S7; the second dated January 9iat, 1875 KY
In Deed Of Trust Book No. g. page %, Of ira w.
Records Of Ohio county, viii sell al nuhlI. 40
ton, at the front door Of tho Court HouSe Il S
county, W. Va, on " VII"
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of July, 1871,
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described -,
estate, Vlz Two certain lots or pieces oi V,o.,,i
on tho cast dido Of Wheeling lIlll, Ia tbe nv y
wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia, On ~ -!
GdC Of Lind street, being the second aud tbIrI ~,
Of sixty 1907 feet each, fronting on lind NV IVY
running south from Eleventh Told SprucSi ny,
and adjoining j. +. Gibson's lot north, and iprn,s
eaAt from Lind street 10 Alley III.
The title 10 believed 10 10 perfect, hut YlllD.
Trustee will convey only tho title vested Ia ms \,
Hld deeds Of trust.
The terms arc one.third or more, II the pucrh,,
or 10 elect, In cash on day Of sale, the bllSnts n
two cquhl installmonts At Lix aud twelve mnS,l!u
notes bearing interest TO 10 given for the itis,,1
payments, tho title 10 DO retained until IaymSnIS
". II. CALDWELL. Tn,,,,.
W. J. W. CowpRN, Solicitor.
je0 W. II. HALLHR, Auc,lope.,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
CENTRAL HOTEL
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
El'''A N 7s. ST. }In cA,peay

John Robrccht, Ctal.
The undersigned Special COmmIsiob,, ht,ll
give notice that, by virtue OF the Auihofii! Nn.n
In them by decree made by said C0uil 10 ~
cause on the sd day Of March, A. D. h'NG '
will on
SATURDAY, June 10Th, A. D.lsii,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 70 n.
public auction 10 the highest Bidder, Of Ihe w,
door OF Inc Court House Of Ohio county, % d
city Of Wheeling In tho State Ct West MI
the following described real estate IN SID Wy
county and State situate at the north ta'l NJ ~
Of Fourteenth and Water streets, aud bCabdN y
follows: Beginning at nld corner Ahd iHII-'
thence north with Water street one hun1itIr" ~.
thence running east by line paIpllel via y,
teCnth street eighty Ieet 10 an open Sian ~
with tho west line Of said open space south t'l.g
two feet; thence east by a line parallel wa t !,
tenth street 10 an alley; thence SCUM w r.,
west line Of said alley seVenty.cieht Iet W. ~,
tecnth street; thence west with the nora ~
said Fourteenth street 10 the place o. hss-.""
together with the right to use said alley % w.
side Of SAid property In common Win o'"' -
noes Of james and James Il. BAKER. g
On above described land Is that elegant W,
located HotOl now occupied by said John "'''''.
and called the Central Hotel.
TRRMs OF SALK-One-thlTd, or ~ Ilueh " -.
the purchase money as the purchaser M! H. H.,
pay, cash on the day Of Iale and for The I'Tg|
the purchase money thepurchAscr to g,'t ~ IN
with approved personal security, dated u a., 70, III
Of sale and bearing interest IRON thai uL, Ia
for oue-thlrd Of said residue and Payabls . .,,,
eighteen and twenty-iOur months ioi'," nj
after their date, and the title to bc Te,hL'' -'
payment Of tho purchase money In iGll. ,rn
WILIIAMP. HURBEE"
ALFRED CALDWhII-
special COnIniS '@,
J. c, HERvKY, AuctOnecr. ~
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: Of July,is;7.
DRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made BY I,,,
Prince and Mary Prince bis vile 10 the up ,Ssu
cd Trustee, dated Juno Nth, 1875, recorded IN "
office Of tho Clerk Of tho County Court oi az
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust nm \"
8 page 62 will sell at the front door Of Tue Cepy;
House Of said county, on ''~'
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1871,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. w., oil thu iollo,,.
described portions Of lots numbered FeycneSr ~.
and eighteen (lS), a. Designated on the Mi ~ w
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid oil Nv i.ISs
Mcclure, james II. FoT1yibe and oiheIs qbi tSSS9
North Wheeling, and said lots arc fronting an n.
cast Bldo oi:WHst street. Tho parts Of iii l.,
offered for Eale arc described "a follows; RsInnIs
at point on the east aide Of West street and ,,,
eight feet nine inches north Of tho south Inn ~ Y,
No. IS: thence northWardly and with We,t ny, y.
sixteen feet 10 the north corner Of a iramH hF,tI
situated on part Of lotsNos. II and Isl theme ~,
warmly with said house and parallel with lhs Inn
line Of nid lot No. IS 10 an alley: theme ,or,S
warlly sixteen feet; thence westwArdly 10 H. l..
ginning. The intention 10 10 sell the northern ~,
or tenement Of said franc hou0 with the rnp0t
on which II stands, running back the same TdiS
10 the alley In the rear.
Title believed 10 DO good, but will eonysy oDI,
tho title vested In me. way
TERMS OF SALE-One-hali or more. n tbs 900,
chaser 20 elect, In caAh the balance In oeou, in
stallmGnts at ak md twelve months, notes ETlIss
interest 10 DO given and the title retained ub,A
payment 10 made In full. vat"
W. Ii. CALDWELL, Trustee
". J. ". CowDRN, Solicitor.
je0 W. II. HALLER, AuClioBCr
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cause on the 4th Jay Of April loTII 10 Will %
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of May, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to Mi n
public auction at the front door Of the Court Hons
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 the tity
Of Wheeling, the following described real et,i,
Hituate In said city, county and state, that { d
say: Part Of lot No. 10 In square No. "a Of ibe Pm
hlTe addition toBaid city, beginning for aid niit
said lot ut the southwest corner Of said LOT 90 n
cob ltreet, formerly Sixth street, At The roIbt d
intersection q an alley with said street; theme
line Of Said stree thirty feet; thetce pa,tTinl,
at right angles with sAid street sixty feet The WAX
oil said lott thence SOuthwArlly and namlItl Nm
Jacob street thirty feet to the north 6oundaTv liz
Of baid alley; thence with the north line x ii,
alley 10 the place Of beginning. Said nart Of M
LOT fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. and runninl
lack o. mat width sixty feet, and having bid
Said decree provides that the sale shall IurluI,
the dover right Of Sarah Jane KfIfor, who NJ
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In aid part lot.
TERAS ov SALE-One-thlrl Of tho purrhap
money,or 80 much more rs the purchaser NAV
elect 10 ray, In caSh, tho remainder In two t0uil
inStallmenls payable six and twelve month, N
sPeetiycly after the date Of sale with interest lrc
mat dale, The purchaser giving bis bond with a.
proved personal security for each Of said psiil.
ents and Interest as Si0rcsad and the title 10 h,
property to be retained until the whole Of the pai.
chase money Is paid.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
J. c. HERvEY, AustIOnper. Gpg6
Tho above salels adjourned Until, Tuesday, June
8, 1877, nj 10 O'Clock AN
GEORGE Il, Caldwell,
my93 speClnl Commissioner
The above ssle Is adjourned until TUESDAY.
June 10Th, 1871, at 10 O'Clock AN.
GEO. b. Caldwell,
jeG Special Commissioner,