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STEALING HARD CASH.

Edmund Curran, OF No. 466 West Twenty xth styse
clerk tho employ OF the Western Union TcIegrsJl
Company, at their branch ONCE No. 1. Broad street.
was brought to the Tombs yesterday on charge Of
larceny On the oath inst James X. Russell, cashier
OF the Office gave him s332 gold silver copper
coin take to the main ONCE Broadway. Instead OF
doing this the young man, tempted Wy the largo
amount Of money destroyed some papers he had also
been intrusted with and disappeared with the money.
Detective Hogan OF the First precinct toos cnargc OF
the case and succceded arr.stng Curran Thurs
day in Phiiadelpna Justice ostoroourg held him IN
81 COO bail 10 an nswcr.
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DOMESTIC INFELIClTY.

Judge McCue, OF the Brooklyn City Court, rendered
decision yesterday In tho matter OF the application
OF Edward Nugenl tor the custody o. hts tnree chill
dren awarding them to their iathor Several mouths
ago Mr. Nugent began suit against his wife Tor di.
vorce, but ho subsequently, went back to live with
her He left her again. however, and took the chil-
dren away with him. MA Nugont caused his arrest
for abandonmcn nt and then Instituted suit scpa-
ration, the ground Of crucl enL
She asp endcavorcd to have the children restored 10
ncr, but was unsuccessiui as above stated rhs
Court. however, allowed the wc $40 a week alimony
and k15 cou nsci fan
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THE COURTS.
Penalty for Non-Ful6lment Of a
y. ,.~.,sa Marital Contract.
BONDS All LOW FIGURES.
as.ss s.sass -
Continuance of Alimony After a
Referees Report.
.ueaf. d. .IH
COMMODORE YANDERBlLTS MILLIONS.
BONDS AT LOW FIGURES.
COMMODORE yANDERBlLTs MILLIONS.

). Atths Invitation OF Deputy sheriff Byrne, backed
by owl order Of arrest issued by Judge McAdam Of
the Marine Coart Morris Msndsll has accepted tom
porary accommodations In Ludlow street jail This
change In tue docils OF Norris brought about
the compliant Of Rachel cordaska Tho fair com
pIanant. wbc twenty-one years OF age. and hitherto
reputable resident OF Heater street, charges that
sbou. ten weeks ago Morris made her scqualntance
with nunounced matrimonial intent that eight weeks
ago ho concluded to unite his future fortunes with
hers. and so solemnly agreed Tho wedding day was
fixed, the wedding company was present aud
her fathers house In Hestor street vas rcdolsnt
with the odors Of baked meats and sweet
herbs but instead OF the presence OF Norris
sary tho proper completion OF both tho feast aud the
wedding contract, thors MS representative an
note to the effect that after having sat
down ana counted the cost he found himself not to be
in pecuniary condition warrantng the fu1lment OF
his contrac, just then. Disappointed hopes wounded
affection and Intellectual donniug or the wedding robes
presence Of her parents kindred and friends. she
concluded more than any woman under the CIR
cumstances was Warranted In silently enduring Fail
ing to or'ng Morris TO terms marimoni-
ally, shc concluded 10 do 70 pccunsrly,
ana ESTIMATING her damages at SO, ,0O0 brought suit
aga nst him IN the Marine Court to recover that
amount On application OF her counsel, Ar. Herman
Sioie an order OF arrest Morris obtained
Judge McAdhm and hence the iaihess clothes vender
OF the Bowery luds h,msei an unwilling guest 10 tho
civil hotel of tho county In default OF 81 900 bail not
70 board elsewhere outside tho county liaeK II
stated by tho counsel for the lady yesterday that one
nights experience OF his present hos.elry has nad
Tendency TO moll'fy A0rrs' oostnacy against
matrnony, aud that he now shows disposi.:
tiou to captsualc and accept the terms Of
his afnant oi Hester street In stating tho adys ieel
ines this point her counsel showed manifest dis
position convey tn tho imprsoned Morris the assur-
that n he fulfilled HIS marital coutract PAID the
the suit the Sherin's ees and "eit sonnet hing
for Stefo tho prison bars would DO shot back and
he walk froe man, to be next imprisoned only In
the soft Of his discoutented but stil hopeful
"A Nlovtn Rarh nj 10
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TIRED OF HIS WIFE.

Francis White, residing At No. 2o2 Plymouth street.
Brooklyn, was before Justice Walsh yesterday
charge Of attempting to take hts wife's lifo White
and his wife live the third floor Of the above
ber, and last Thursday night they qusrreied During
the scufe White suddenly seized his wife and threw
her out OF the window. Fortunately IN her descent
she grasped hold OF pulley lnc and cung 10 1t until
she rescued from her perous position by neigh
bor White admitted the charge preferred against
him. and stated in explanation thai his wife out at
nights. became drunk ana neglected her family aud
that he was sick OF living with her. Hc was CON-
mltted iaIi for Trial
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THE MILLER DIvOl CE.

Judge Mccue, OF the Brooklyn CITY Court, granted
motion on behalf Of Oswald Miller yesterday to with.
draw his motion tor \ trial Miller recently sued
hts WHO Margaret Tor a divorce, on the ground OF
adultery, which occasion the jury rendered vcr-
dict ior the defendant Miller mas commenced
another action for divorce In this city, having. as al
legged, additional evidence against the defendant
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RECKLESS DRIVING.

While Henry Jordan, ruckman, OF Twenty. eighth
street and Tenth avenue, driving through Hudson
street, about four o'clock yesterday aersoon he
In collision with horse and truck driven Ny John Gent
driver for G. W. Ridgey Co, OF Ma 247 West Forty
seventh street Gent racing with another truck
man. aud as he unable 10 pull his horse In tims
tho shaft Of his vehicle penetrated Tho flank Of Joans
horse and killed him. Gent and Vas COM
miued by Judge wandell in 5000 bail ~ answer.
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BERTHA KUPpEL DISCHARGED.

Coroner woltman hold an inquest yesterday in the
case o Bertha Bacrein, who shot by tho servant
Bcr,hs Kuppel, on Thursday evening, ut No 1s7 SEQ
ond avenue while both were examining pistol The
10 stmony showed Tho occurrence TO have purely
accident al ana The girl who had been Drrcs,ea was
exonsssd BY he Jury and discharged w tho osrsass
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QUESTIONABLE ALIMONY.

Seven years ago referee reported In favor OF the
plaintiff In a suit for divorce brought by George s
Croker against Mary E., his wife. Tho report
takon up by the planuG until recently aud decree
catered thereon. Alter the suit had been commenced
tho wife WAS awarded q weekly SUN alimony. Yes
tsrdsy the wfc moved before Judge Sodgwick In Su-
perCr Court SPECIAL Term, Tor order to compel The
husband TO pay accrued aiimony. THIS was opposed
ground that the referee had iound against tue
defendant, ana the question arose whether tho wife
could claim aiimony accruing alter tho date OF the
referees decision, although no docrcs had
tcrod. Decision reserved. ...a. ....a
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DIsoRDERLY HOUSE RAIDED.

Mary Ann Aliens d,sorderiy house in Thompson
street raidcd Thursday night by the police OF
tho Fifth precinct The proprictrcss was yesterday
held by Justice Ottcrbourg In $500 bail and the in
mates six women and man, nncd $40 each.
he
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GOVERNMENT SUITS DISMISSED.

The charges against Thomas Russell, agent for
Clarke's spool cotton, and Samuel Eichburg, an I'm.
porter of watches aud Jcwery, were yesterday dis
missed by Commissioner Osborne as District Attorney
Foster said the had been Investigated BY tho
proper authorities and tho evidence ficient
10 hold either OF the accused. Tho against the
merchants having lailed, that against the assistant
appraiser, harsb VINO brought tho charges and inp-
Gated himscif also fciL
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In the Until next week 10 nat 10 tricfs ant
served h's cecision on tlle sslteinvat oi tie tsfu
On the 2'th OF last June Tie American Dig sic
was et anchor Of the mouth Of lhe surinsn hser, 10
Dutch Guiana, waiting Tor fair wind 20 b,gn hci
home~srd passage On the day named The c.DIain ..
the Orig G. H. Council called deck stop ngh'
between Thomas Wilson IN. cook, and Jonn andrews
. seaman. The COOK. II appears did not IKE Andrews
and ~ OF passion attacked hitn With gne. fhs
Ne arrived 10 port yesterday and the captain handed
Wilson over to United States CommissIossg Shields
who held him In 81, 100 TO answer
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BONDS BELOW MARKET PRICES.

Herman Norris and William Hecker were arrested
last Tuesday night and subsequently, committed tor
having IN their possession Missouri State bonds
supposed TO have been stolsn. There ten bonds
Of 81 00O each which they had offered 10 sell pt the
ratio OF nty sixty cens the dollar OF their fnce
value whereas they rate In the market At three per
cont above par Or l0s cents the dollar. The offer
Of sale ut this suspicously low price was made TO
ono De Nisc q detective. who informed the officials
and procured the arrest. Strenuous Efforts being
mado TO secure the discharge Of the prisoners through
writs OF habeas corpus. Application for such
wrts were made yesterday by their counsel
Mr.. James ID. McCiellspd, TO Judge Donohuo.
In the Supreme Court, Chambers. strong point
madc the application for writs tho fact that
they had been connned lhroe days In prison without
nati0u. IL claimed by counsel that the pris
held In the absence OF . particle OF evt
dencs show that bonds stolen, except tho
suspicion excited by the low price at which they
offered for sale that this suspicion itself
amounted 10 nothing IN Law, and. In fact, might be
ensy explained upon the theory that The parties hold
ing the bonds unfamiliar with their roal market
value. TN the part Of tho Dntr,cs Attorney some Gu
riosity expressed to know who tho rcal owner OF
the bonds To this counsel tor Tho prisoners made
reply that he held assignment OF the bonds from
tho real owner and that tho prlsosers proposed 70
stand their rights and would usst thst
the District Attorney iootho same linz. Afscr some
further argument Judge Donohue granted tho wrna,
making Ihem rssurnabio at soveu o'clocx this morn
ing.
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THE VANDERBILT WILL SUIT.

In the suit brought by Cornelius J. Vanderbilt
against william H. Vanderbilt for 81, ,000, ,0o0 claimed
to have been promised him case no would withdraw
his opposition TO the probate OF Commodore Wander
Butts will, 40 order recently granted by Judge
Donohuo conformity with his decis,on . motion
by Mr. Henry l. Clinton to strike out certain portions
OF the com plant THIS order directed the plaintiff,
within ten days. TO deien aans attorney
paiut amended by striking out the second aud third
causes OF action Mr. Scott LORD behalf the plain.
t,n moved yesterday tDat Judge Doaohue mooIfy his
order by leaving DOT tho provisions direcing the
Woe Of an smcudcd complaint above stated He
unlisted that Judge Dononue's decision wrong,
that latter had not tho power 10 direct the COM
plant to be amended and repeated good deal Of
his argument on the previous motion. When he had
finished MS argument Mr. Clinton, who represents Mr..
William II. VauderbiL rose TO reply, but Judge Don
that reply was necessary nj least in his
present tie and iptimated that should
deny tho motion, but added that II any doubt should
ar,sc in mis- mind tho matter he would notify Mr..
Clinton and hear his argument IN reply ~ future day.
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RIO PHILADELPHIA, v,. UU .-------T ~ =
~ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
t4fy LlLf lNt BETWEEN lafa. y IT-.I
NBW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 Through rrs'ns each way daily; Depots In Phil
phis, in New York.
1A aek the most improved equipment aud fastest
time consistent with absolute safoty

On and aiter June -, 1877
Express Taius New via Desbrosses Court.
landt ssrests % cries as follow.;a,o ',,I,
$50 r. N. Sunday. "a. NJ. s. u, and = so r. NJ
Returninr trsius esve phisdephs 35, o. go $3.50
and IL 4. NJ (Limited Express. :35 r. Nj. 4 SO
and I35 r and ~ Midni ght on. Sunday. ai5. 9,
$50 A. NJ. 4, 1852. NJ aud ~ Midnight
Ticket Offices; 316 and 944 Broadway No Astor House
Desbrosses and coursHndt sts No. Court
Brooklyn; Nos ll4 ll6 and IL Hudson st.. iiobokeu
Depot Jersey City Emgran Ticket Office No. Bstsry
plaza FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
L. p. FARM EK, General Passenger Agent
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NV ORLEANS DlkE6L-fnE CROMWELL LfSE
IN steamship kNICKkKbOCkER. rsturdsy July 20. ut 8
o'clock r. NJ, troni pierv North River.
Throush bills OF i.dnE given 20 Mobile aud principal
10 CLARK 4 sEAMxN. - West st
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DECISIONS.

.fs SUPREME coUEr-CHAABKRs.
BY Judge Donohue.
PeoDlc ex rel Wslser Va Plnckney, Gc-Orde'
granted that mandamus issue.
Middletown transcript., 1877-07-07

One hundred years ago to-day
The standard Of our nations birth
Was spread, to bless with freedoms ray
The fairest part Of all the earth.
With lusty shout
They threw it out
One hundred years ago.
Fling out the dear old flag to-day
0'er land and sea throw up the stars,
Whose glory fash lit up the way
Through which our brave young sons of Mars
Defiance flung
And vict'ry wrung
One hundred years ago
The stripes in all their greatness fling
In ev'ry hilltop let them wave
In ringing chorus, we will sing
The triumphs of those heroes brave,
Who won their scars,
Beneath those stars
One hundred years agol
The Stars and Stripes in glory float
Their silent grandeur tell the tale
OF purpose true, in those who wrote,
"0ur cause is Just and cannot fail,
And like food,
Poured out their blood,
One hundred years ago
From North and South, from East and West,
Brave loyal hearts their beauty greet
Beneath yon folds, shall freedom rest,
And brothers there in union meet,
The cause to save,
0fmen so brave,
One hundred years ago
H.G.B.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA, 1877.
From hs Inquirer.
Middletown transcript., 1877-07-07

DECLINE OF CAMP -MEETINGs.-Th
Denton (Md.) Journal says Methodist
camp-meetings on the Eastern Shore
are becoming less popular every year.
This summer there will be very few
held on the Shore. The Journal thinks
the decline is due to the change from
the primitive style of eamp-meeting to
that of the more modern. Doubtless
the infrequency of camp-meetings as
compared with those ofyears ago is, in
means oftransportation. The old sys-
TEN of camps was attended with much
hardship and no little cost of time and
money. A visit to camp then IN
volyed transportation by private con-
perhaps, of the whole family,
with furniture and kitchen utensils,
and the visit usually embraced the en-
tire continuance of the meeting. Now,
by the eentralizing power of steam,
certain prominent points, as Emory
Grove and Wesley Grove, in Mary
land, and numerous other leafy tenn
Piles of worship in other States, have
been selected as convenient to the gen
eral purpose, easily reached, by rail or
steamer, involving but little expense to
individuals, and permitting visits of
hort or long duration to any one de-
Iiring to attend. The practical effect
If such Capitalization is evidenced in
;hepresence of thousands atthe modern
amps as compared with the few hun
lreds who worshipped in primitive
ents.
Middletown transcript., 1877-07-07
MIDDLETOWN STOVE HOUSE,
HARDWARE Department.

tAaEUWhEe WcPtAE E&AAACASs
ron and Steel, Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse
Nails, Blacksmith Supplies, Chain Traces,
Hames, TrOwels, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges,
Bolts, Files, ohisels, Levels, Planes, Bevels,
wrenches, Picks, Mattocks, Hubs, Rims,
spokes, Shafts, Long and Short Arms, Clips,
Springs, Enameled Cloth, Gum Canvass &c.
A complete stock Of TOOLS and Supplies
for Carpenters, Builders, MasOns, sadlers,
shoemakers and others, with many House.
urnishing articles. We invite the public to
rail- and examine our prices.
Middletown transcript., 1877-07-07
Select Aoetrn.
aoHE HUNpRnp YEARS Aao.'

'1n Congress, Jure A. l777.-ordered -
That the flag Of the thirteen United States be
thirteen stripes alternate red and white; that
the union be thirteen stars; white, il blue
field
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-19
Dissolution of Partnership.


NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the name of PXley Mcconnell Stock Bro
kers at Carson City, State of Nevada is this day dissolved
by mutual consent and the interest of r. F. Pxey therein
has this dav been sold to Mcconnell Co. The business
of the old firm will be continued the old place by the
Sid firm are to be paid to and by said Mcconnell Co.
r. F. PIXLEY,
ISAAC MCCONNELL
Carson City, Nevada, June l3, 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-19
TN DISTRICT COURT, SECOND Judicial

Il District, State of Nevada, County of Ormsbyn the
matter of the estate OF William Patterson, deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition of Alexander Leport
IN the above entitled matter praying that decree be made
authorizing and drectug the of the last will and
testament of said deceased to convey the said Alexander
Leport certain real estate to wit: Lots O and ten
40, in block forty-eght 8 of Sears Thompson & Sears
division OF Carson City, Nevada and that day of regu
lar term OF said Court be appointed for the hearing of said
petition and that due and legal notice Of the pendency of
said petition and OF the hearing thereof be given accord
ing to law and it appearing therefrom that proper
therefor exists, it is hereby ordered that SATURDAY,
JULY 9Th, 1877, day OF regular term, wit of the
June A. ID. 1871 term of this Court at the Court room
this Court i'll Carson City, at 10 A of said day be
appointed the time and place of the hearing said pc
ton; when and where all persons interested in said es
appear in the prescribed by and con-
said petition and that copy of this order be pub
shed least week for four successive weeks before
said hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper pub
lished in OrInsby county, Nevada
S. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge Second Judicial District.
Carson City, New, June 18th, 1877. jel6w4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
NORtsANTOWN.
Performances OF the Junior and Sen
Tor Glasses OF the Uniyersity-Cred-
the students.
MoAGANTowN, w. VA.,O
December IA, 1871.
20 nrinn Register

Correspondence of the Register.
The Junior and Senior classes of the
University gave their second public per-
formauce of the year, this Afternoon, IN
Chapel hall, commencing at 2 o'clock.
The first performance was an grafton
by Mr.. Spencer Wade, OF the Junior
class; subject, Finger Boards OF Nature
Mr.. Wade's production was well prepsr-
eli. showing him to be Il close observer of
the phenomins OF nature. His delivery
was such as TO lead his bearers 70 the con-
c.usion that he possessed the elements OF
an effective speaker.
The next perfcrmar CO WAS an essay by
G. ID. PurintCn, of the Junior class; SUBJ
iect; "Tsll OAKS from Little Acorns
Grow" Mr.. Purintons subject, although
fgurstlve one WAS handled IL y pleas
ing and practical manner. His llluStrs-
tions were well chosen and were cslCu-
lated TO impress the thought torcibly
upon the minds OF his hearers.
The other PEI !ormances of the after
noon were those OF the Senior class, the
first of which was an essay by Mr.. \. e..
Dayton, subject: Progress by Catsstro-
Plies" Mr.. Dayton first treated the sub
iect geologicslly, showing that the earth
had obtained its present condition by
cstsstrophes. He then discussed II in lis
application 10 individuals, to nations, to
science and to literature, illustrating his
points at all times in a manner both
~ ;Dstrun+iua
He WAS followed by Mr.. Daniel Rich,
who delivered an Grafton; subject,
"Lsbor's CLAIM" Mr.. Rich, in his I'M
affected, impressive style, most ably vim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19

dicated the nobility of labor, showing
that by labor vast and wealthy empires
have been created from the wilderness,
and that to the earnest toll of our ances-
tors do we owe our present condition:
He insists upon higher appreciation OF
the honest sons of toll, ana 70
this end claims for the laoorer
a higher degree OF mental culture
The next performance was an essay oy
Mr.. A. F. Courtney, subject "Ihe CLASS
of rs Geologizing." Mr.. Courtney
first explained the nature OF the practi-
cal lessons in geology given the class by
Prof. White, in the ear ~ part OF tne
term. He then proceeded to describe
their first exercises and the section
measured. TIE description was both nu,
morous and instructive, and evlnced
splendid descriptive power.
The next was an Grafton by ). M.
Lee, subject, "The Morgsntown Narrow
Gauge Railroad" Mr.. Lees subject be-
ing very practical one, and one now
claiming the attention of the people OF
Morgsn.own and vicinity, was treated IN
| such manner as to call forth common
dstion from all. His allusion to the
great need of q railroad, and OF It's oene,
fetal results, not only to the commercial
| interests of the town and county, but
| also to the institutions of learning iocst-
ed in our midst, was made in such way
as to deepen the conviction IN the
minds of the people that we must have a
railroad.
The next performance was an essay oy
B s. Morgan. Subject-"The Scholar In
Politics" Mr.. Morgsn's essay was re-
plete with truths, forcibly EXPRESSED, re-
specting the necessary existence OF poll
tics, and the necessity of mans acquaint-
inc himself with that which has for Its
object the promotion of his secular en-
iovmenL in politics, He claims that pol
Itics. second to religion, should have our
attention, and that at no time did we
ever more grrstIy need men well VeTsed
IN political science than we do at the
present.
The performances were concluded
with an orution by Mr., E j. Marsh.
Subiect-"A Glance at the Character OF
Nscoleon." Mr.. Marsh's Grafton on the
character of this great warrior, while II
was BY no means wholly euloglum,
tended rather to euloglze than to despise'
His points were well arranged, his Ian
guage concise, and his whole presenta-
ton of the subject shows him to be a
skilled writer and an able speaker.
| Excellent music was furnished Tor the
occasion by the Univeraity Choir, con-
Quoted by Professor Purinton.
| PREP.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
Sale of Valuable RdaI Estate.

James W. Paxton, ct al
VS.. lin chaQCery,
John Fitzpatrick, ct ais.
In pursuance of a decree of the Munich.
pal Court of Wheeling, made and entered
in the above entitled cause on the LIST day
OF Septem Der, A. ID. 1877, will, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1878,
At 10 O'Clock A. M, at the front door of the
Court House OF Ohio county, sell at public
auction, the following described property,
that is 10 say: The north part of lot mum.
bered ninety-nine 1897, on the eastern side
OF Market street in the city or Wheeling,
in WsShingto1 district in said county, in
Guided in the following boundries: Begin
ming at the northwest corner OF the piece
of ground conveyed 10 Margaret +. Porter
by Joshua Burnley and others by a deed
dated January 30, 1874; thence east along
the north line OF the said Margaret F,
Porter's property one hundred and twenty
ti0l teel, more or less, to the east line of
said lot ninety-nine: thence north along
the east line OF said lot thirty six feet
more or less, tor the northeast corner OF
the said lot; thence west along the north
line OF the said lot one hundred and TWEEN.
along the east line of Market street thirty
six (25' feet, more or less, TO the place OF
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur.
chase money, or as much more as the pur-
chaser may elect. cash ia hand on the day
of sale, and the remainder in two equal
instalments, payable in six aud twelve
months respectively from the day of sale.
with interest from that day, the deferred
instalmeuts TO be erured by the pur.
chaser bonds with good personal security
HENRY N. RUSSELL,
decla Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
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In the gederaI distribution of medals,
If it had been possible for the "1nterna.
tionsl Jury of Award" to have gwen a
medsl to the best hotel in Philadelphia,
this honor would have been received by
the Colonnsde, "for all the requisites OF q
model establishment in every respect"