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TROUBLE FROM TRAMPs is reported. es-
peclally fIom the country between PhfIadeI-
phla ard New York. Numbers of the
nulsances infest the neighborhOoi OF the
former city. They seem specially to follow
NE line OF the Pennsylvania railway. The
RESIDENTS OF various towns in West Jersey
are organizing vigilance committees and
~, ~ reateh 10 Iyneh The first tramp caught in
The act of committing any crime: and orr Ini-
cations Ior Ike purposes are becoming com
mon IN other localities ~
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITAL-Tba
oST Ia'gh III west virginia for the location
oi HE permanent capital is waxing warn
Inc respective advantages of the three
places from which the voters are TO make
cnolce tNartinsburg, Charleston and Clarks-
burg) have been set forth in nrinfaJ ad-
dresses, while some of the leading mea of
The state are upon the stump in advocacy of
Lelr 1avorlte towns. The election takes
place on the eth of August
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srFFERIyS wiiiexhibit its presence by the cries
OF The baby, and should be removed By the prom M
use Of thst highly recommended rrmesy-Or. 9uli Z
Baby syrup. 1t 10 free from morphia. Price IS
cents. II
THE PEOPLE CONTINUE no PREFER
IHD MPR0vlD SODA,
jsW xofS ., oa.ass ,,aspa ssu.
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THE renowned Retort gas stoves. :" ovens
hrollers, and hat iron heaters, all Sizes az
Eamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A. Builiing, 9.h and
ID streets. aoG
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER)
WASHINGTON. July n, 1871. (
For the middle Atlantic states, falling ha-
rometeT, nOrtberly winds shifting to souther-
ly and warmer partly cloudy weather.
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a FRAUD on AMERICAN MANUFscTrR-
Frs DO not know how far IL will feed me
VANITY Cf The manufacturers, or il ii will eX-
clte ihelr Indignation rs IL did mine but the
noble British merchant is flooding the mar
ket IN ms country with cheap Manchester
iabrlcs, which he has the cheek to call
with on the fraud they frankly confess thew
cannot make them, canuots afford the gen
uine article, and that the Chinese will INV
none other; so they counterfeit our bet
oiher men-par example. Americans
LGh0nlhnl COr. San P-rnciScn ChrnnicIc
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THE BIBLE IN NEW RoCHELLE
SCho"iS-at IT'S regular monthly meeting
last evening, the New Rochelle hoard of
EDUCATION considered the petition of the
Roman Catholics against the position taken
ny me board III compelling the children of
me catholics to attend school at q quarter
before O'Clock, in order that they might moi
disturb me Protestant children while they
are al their tcvOtiunS. The bOarI mani
nlousiy agreed 10 rcscind the order, leaving
II at the option Ofthe ProteStants whether
their children should attend the Bible read
ing fifteen minutes early. and altering the
rorInal time OF opening school back 10 Q
OclOck.-TN l. SIN I'm "
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~ Two white ph ysiciaus strongly Indoors
ed colored doctors application to be APP
pointed as city ply sician OF Atlanta, Ga.
DThe Rev. DIR. WithrOw, of Boston (of
course, never asks q blessing over a liable
where there is wine or liquor, but he eats at
IL.
~The Great Vein Mining Company of
New Lexington, Perry county, Ohio, has
made an assignment; assets six hundred
thousand dollars, principally rich mineral
lands In Perry county; liabilities no. stated.
DTeresa Williams, who was recently
baptized and admitted to q church in Hart
ford proves to be a thorough y-trainei In! ef
from this city. She says, AZ whooped in on
religion as q matter OF biz"
~ Buffalo Bill was drunk on his opening
night in Nevada theater. He bungled
through his part and the manager deducted
500 from his pay in consequence. Theactor
has commenced q lawsuit.
~ Several circuses this year pay M
wages TO ordinary laborers. Work is SO
scarce that men are willing to engage for
their board alone, the privilege Of travel
being also an incentive.
kS-"Goverpor Kemper, OF Virginia, when
he retires will 60 to one of the Pie,imoat
counties and resume the practice OF law and
al the same engage In sheep-raising.s A
good many lawyers do not have to raise
sheep 10 get into the fleece business Boston
B0sk.
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b. SILVERBERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
ees-t.ths,r 3Is SEVENTH STREET.
DILEs AND FISTULA.

N4AC6 AMI 4OA CAAs
DR.. II. d. SHRADER, ONCE 1910 street
orthwest, positively and permanently cures Piles
and Histula inc matter of how long stsndinG) by
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method 81 treatment, without resort TO the Knife,
LisstSre, Canstic. or any PaffrI applcstioas and
funded Refers 70 WIN. Tucker, merchant tailor,
500 Psnnsylvania avenue; o. Q. eailer, Of the
west; J. B. Aanion, grocer. 530 7th street. south
vest; o. a; Bre.er, 3Iz z; Capitol st.eet; 81. q.
est; Joseph WalL 40 Pa ave.; L. Lachs, Of
Luchs Rro., Wholesale cigars and tobacco. 693
1ce. hose Names We have not permisston 70 uso In
eonnect5on with this edvertise0ent.
Special apertne1ts for ladiee. Hours - Q. NJ 10
- N; sandays 80 Z ,. -. Consultation Tree.
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The METROPOLITAN POLICE BOARD at
Its last session adopted q resolution THAT
every member OF the force absent upon sick
leave for longer period than nfteen days In
. given year. except by special authority
from the Board OF Police, shall forfeit ali
Pay during the period Of such exceqs."
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STRIKERS ARRESTED.-Wm. Deuster and
jacob Remain, two of the striking silk
weavers at Paterson, y. j., have been ar
rested and sent TO jail to answer a suit for
damages is not finishing their warps ac-
cording to contract. The warps are worth
eight hundred dollars each. The weayers
will Ia Ike action to defend the shifts
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.ols 49,, 1lkENADISEs, bunting, new para
black Win az seaI brown, navy blue, and
Gn black brown, pink iayenSer ngnre n
Carters, IG Market Space, ea nsore' -
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THE CRIMINAL COURT, Judge MacAr-
thur, to-day took a recess until September
nth, but prior 10 doing so the District Attor-
ney submitted list OF prisoners now in jail
made up 10 July 9TH awaiting trial, as fol-
H. ---F. W. Weirick, convicted OF man
sIer,b,or - killing b. Hemm, in whose case
q new trial was rec""ily granted by the Gen
eral Term; Joseph Dishma. oeors s,, BAL ~
more aid Henry Jackson, charge. VIII tue
murder of young McGrath, whose counS-'
does not desire a trial at this time; Anthony
Brooks and John II. Brooks, charged with
forging the names OF Charles Baker and wife
TO a bogus deed, (cOntinued0 James II.
Written, charged with false prete 1ces in re-
ceiving ray as a lieutenant in the U. 8. army
after having once been paid, continued at
his own request;) Frank Ferguson, charged
with rape, (continucd) Also, the following,
who are in jail under sentences which have
been suspended pending appeal TO General
Term or application for parton:-W m.
Slant. convicted of maDslaughter in killing
Charles Bo2ue, sentenced TO two years in the
peultentiary; Lemuel WRahen. co3vio:ai nf
assault and battery with intent to Kill Chas
Geo oman, sentenced to five years; Charles
Meredith, forgery, sentenced To two years;
Patrick Cooney and Francis Mcguire,
forging money order, sentenced TO two
years each in the penltentiary.
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The CASE OF ALEXANDER EFT AL. VS..
ALBERT BoULDIN Er Al. which has been
IN ntgation for the past eight years, has
again aga b:ea appealed TO the Supreme Court OF
,he United states by the defendant, Albert
BOuldin. This case Involves the rifle In the
Third Baptist church. The defendant is the
pastor or the Third Baptist church located
on me corner OF ID and LIST streets northwest
for several thousand dollars. Defendant
claims that he is not responsible for the
debts OF the congregation, as the plaintiff
claims.
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SUMNER Observation-Disclosures edging Mt
Dali price, new lawns all colors, grenadines
=. Enif price, black alpacas cheap, black
CSsnmeres cheap. Our entire stock OF dry
~ 80 p Al reduction OF Is per cent. Towson's,
tSe Pennsylvania avenue.
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transactions i'm Real Estate.
TRANSFERS.

The following written Instruments have
been filed In the Office OF the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
X. FPDdal, trustee, to Mary r. Brown
J,1o0, lot 1, square $50; q. HaTtig to f. W
SelihaUsen, Il 100, lot ., square III; II. Dun
lop to Mary +. Reed, 81 900, part lot ;, square
lot ., square f94; John Selden ana ]. V. N
Huyck, trustee, TO 7. V. Caziarc, - $50. sub.
lot %, square 2l2.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
s. NJ CUrrau 10 +. y. Lutz, jr., to secure +
y. LutZ, of LOudCun county Va, -, 100. part
OF lot g, square 1GI. Samuel Bell to William
Ockstadt and VIM. Witthaft, 70 secure GER
James Must 10 j. j. Edison, TO secure James
O'COnner 500, part lot ., subs and square
soc. +. ". SellhauSsn to +. Schmidt e. al. 10
secure Gustav Hartig $50. part lot 9, square
AZ. 4. Palmer to a. Middleton and W. y.
Young, 10 secure Margaret j Watkins s. .0U),
lot 81, square 81. Catherine a. NJ Egsey 10
{. {. Glover and j. II. Saville, TO secure Jas
c. Hall si,COO, lot 10, square PA.
RELEASES.
NJ. Ashford 10 l.. ClephaGe, part of lot II in
Iay1dSOn'S subdivision of square 81. W. II.
Ward, trustee, to s. NJ. Curran, LOT i, in
square 4O7. W. II. Ward, trustee, to w. II.
Tucker and c. II. Sherman. lot |, Stoit'S sub
y. DColey ard s. II. Hilton to =. Bell, lot ..
square S73. g. Rumpf, trustee, to T. ThieI-
kuhl, lot y in subdivision of lots 10 and 10,
square 1S1.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Geo. W. Stickuey 10 Geo. c. Maynard to
secure j. Il. BOdfish S625. on goods and chat
tells in house No. 1923 nth street. r. Graham
to McP. y. Graham, mortgage 10 secure Mar
tina l.. Shirley on goods in house sos 10Th
street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
I ]. GEORGES,
"N K @ r TIN E, ;"

w K @ ETIN
ss,s Boston physician, has no equal a. a blood
puriher. Hearing Of it, many souderful cures at
ter all other remedies hsd faded visited tbe Lab
oratory, and convinced myself q fts genuine merit
II ~ prepared from barks, roots and herbs each ~
which Is highly effective, AID they are compounded
IN such manner as % produce astonish re-uits
vEGETINE
is the great Blood Purifier.
VEGETINE
VIII cure the worst 4 Scr0fula
NEGETINE
Il RECOMMENDED b. physicians and apothecaries.
VEGETINE
Has effected some marvellous cure. in case Of Cancer
NEGFTINE
Cures tho worst cases Of Canker
VEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success in NarcuriaI diseases
vEGETINE
"ilersdicate sslt Rheum from the system.
vEGETINE
Removes Pinples and Humors from the face.
vEGETINE.
Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
VEGFTINF
Il a valuable remedy for Headache
vEGETINE
Wa cure Dyspepsia.
vEGETINE
Restores the entire system to a healthy condition,
VEGETINE
Removes the cause Of Dizziness.
vEGETINE
Relieves FaiDtIess at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
Cures Paine ia Tire Back.
NEGETlNE
Ereetuaily cures Kidney Complaint.
NEGETINE
lie effective in its cure Of Female Weakness.
VEGETINE
l. the great remedy for General Debility.
VEGETINE
IL acknow Iedsed by all classes Of people 10 be the
best and most reliable blood purirer in the world.
VEG ETINE
PREPARED BIZ
n. r. STEVENS. Bsstsn, Asss.
Teoefine Is Sold BY an Druggists.
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AILANTHUS TkEEs.-Mr. Etiitor:-Would It
not be more conducive TO the interests OF the
taxpayers OF Washington, as well to the
health Of its inhabi.ant If our efficient Board
of Health, instead of consuming the time
devoted to business in wrangling over petty
of6ces, would enforce the law for the abate-
nlent OF nuisances, particularly after having
as far back as June IS, 1875, and again on
June 2s, 1877, condemned certain allanthus
trees and ordered their abatement, and yet,
remain? Again, how is il that these pesti-
lential trees are, by order OF this impartial
end Efficient board, permitted to remain in
certain localities, and in others are destroyed
by their orders? Certain citizens were com
peued To destroy ailanthus trees growing on
their grounds, yet Others are permitted to
keep them. How is IL? G.
.Tps1JJ II 1877
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Notes from Rock Enou

REMEMBER that Lodille's Headache Spe-
clhe cures headache in five to thirty min
uteg.
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AWARDS OF STREET PAVING CONTRACTS
The District COMMISSIONS to day award
CT the work OF paving ia street at the inter
sectors Of Z, Ii, and streets; between and
q, and on the line Of Mount Vernon square,
10 Burns * Hopkins, as the lowest bidders,
said pavement to be of Cape Ann granite
blocks laid In hydraulic cement, at 81 80 per
square yard. The contract for paving the
square on r street, between 18th and 18Th
streets, with concrete, TO jonathan Taylor,
at S1.I4 per square yard. In relation 10 the
work on q street, from TO Water streets
southwest, the commissioners have decided
not TO undertake IL at present, owing to the
state OF the finances at their command. This
street Is in q pretty bad condition. the con-
crete surfacing having almost entirely dis
migrated and worn into the fouu-
dalton, and TO put Ii in good condi-
ton would require more money than
the present appropriation would justify, and
the Commissioners do not favor the patch
IL of IL up, as has heretofore been proposed.
This part of the work comprised in the bids
will therefore be postponed until some future
time.
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PRICES JEwELRY STORE received some
beautiful styles In Roman onyx, coral. ja'
and Lake George diamond jewelry, the best
my cent eye glass in the city. az Prigs's
IewelTy Store, No. f53 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near : street-Adht.
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The following written Instruments have
been filed in the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
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SIKCCk BY LoCoxoTIvE.-Last even
sDg Samuel jackson. colored who rasides o,
1896 18th street northwest, was struck nv ar
engine of the II. & q. X K while WALKING the
railroad track, and was brought to this civ
1t was found by DR.. Gibbs that no bonss
were broken. and that he was not serionsiy
injured. Officers McHenry and German n al
him sent 10 his home
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THE CORNER STONE OF Union Mission
chapel. situated near the eth street entrances
70 the Soldiers Home, corner of Whitney
avenue and 9Th street road, was laid with
appropriate ceremonies yesterday afternoon.
Ihe acdress was delivered by Rev. DIR. Cuth-
oert, OF Inc l'th street Baptist church. The
trustees OF the chapel are Messrs. j. Cam
mack, = j. Class, c. b. Smith, John Pres
Colt and Edmund Cammack.
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MARRIAGE LICESsFs have been issued to
Charles T.. Mercy, OF Memphis, Tenn. and
Annie Adams; Theodore a. Scrivener and
Kate Cats; Charles Il. Fuse and Nellie Il
Roche; Spencer Hiu aid Annie Goirgs.
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ALEXANDRIA TAN DELTNQUENTS-Tne
rity treasurer has made out and submitted 10
the corporation court, the lists of delinquent
taxes for the past year. The personal tax
delinquent IS ~ ,O355S. real estate SOL. 3.
erroneous assessment >1--G1. The number OF
delinquent capitafiOn taxes is, white sol
colored 40. Last year they were about go
The difference being due IN great measure,
to tbe-eriorced prepa yn'ent Of the capita.ion
tax, AZ elections GGseIte. 18Th.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. AT the s7th
regular meeting OF Franklin G. y. Associa-
ZION, held on the 9Th instant, Is shares were
redeemed at 1882 per share: total Sis,G 80.
AT the 18th regular meeting of Jefferson C.
b Association. held July I0tn $40 600 was
SOLO al an average premium Of 50 per cent.
Al The I'd regular meeting Of Arlington e..
H. ASSOCIATION, held July 1Ith. 50 100 was
sold al an average premium of 96 per cent.
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MCT1NN IN THE CHAIN GANG-Yester-
cay, number OF the chain gang engaged in
Inc WORK OF demOlishing the old Jail in Ju-
clclSry Square, became unruly and refused
10 Work. The police were semi for, and Ser
teant BToSnan, with Officers WhealOck. At
ElnsOn, Madigan, Farquhar. and Ross, took
re mutlI GERS IN custody and marched six OF
mem 10 9Th precinct station, where they were
,ocked Up until The van was sent for, and
they were taken down 10 the farm for nun
IShment- Their names are Reuben Hen:,On.
WIN. Jackson, Bartlett Stewart VIM. Lee
tdWard EeinenaD, and John Craig. They
cialm That The cause OF the insubOrdination
was mat Charley Hurdle, the superintende n
OF TIE gang, threw stone at one OF the men.
And Struck him, ard that they would NOT
work under such treatment
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THE GRAND JURY to-day found indict-
mtnts against Eugene Van R;swick larca-
ny second offense); John l.. Weigman ped
ding tobacco without license; VIM. Richard
soil, assault and battery with intent to Kill:
And dismissed Robert Edwards charged
Win larceny They were discharged until
the third Monday IN tember-I7fh.
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RENERIDGE HOUSE,
hlDDLEBUkG, LOUDOUN CO.. VA,
Containing IS large and airy rooms forty miles from
washington. Take Orange and AleXan- A
sra n n; klght mics Iroln alton, over fcmY
town. Livery stable st hotel, free TO guests.
Terms % per month
Referencss-Mrs. Geo Ssity 1924 9Th street: III .
o ClaushtoD, 4SOh Louisiana avenue.
leZz In JOS. VI. PATTON.
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THE WENTWORTH HOUSE, NsrreastIe, "
H.. uhree miles from Port, mcu' N. J. 4
viii open for the season JUNK I 5th, andtr y.A47
rev management, " it'll Jew sp poiatments. l..tU
Fifty rooms have been added TO the house the % O.
sent season max Ing it now of the largest and
IN point Of locality CONVEX fence and comfort, and
the magnificent view Of ocean and noun ain
scenery, without al on the coast The long and
successful PEI fence of the Subscriber IL a srfi
Gent guarantee that the most ssnEu:ne
OF his guests will be rallied. For circulars, TO
June 18th, Eepd to bay State House, Boston,
Mass. GIDEON HAYNES,
spl6 w&s-Sm Proprietor.
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CLOTHING.

GREAT CLEARING SALE.
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMMER
" RESORT,
Will open for guests June nd at moderate rates.
Large grounds, ample shade, resident "A
ply stefan. 0EAV
Send for Circular. lEdI
La III. HUNT.
my23-2n SchooSeys Mountain N j.
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Bull DING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor "a enll9ings A. X. Shepherd, repair a
brick dwelling northwest corner of l. and
18th streets; - SEQ. Franklin Ball. repair a
frame dwelling. Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween sLh and 10th streets northwest; SEQ. G.
II. Church, GOES. rUct a two story brick mill
for saving wood 18th. between f and +
streets southeast; -, Geo. NJ. cray, repair a
brick dwelling Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets northwest; S2O0
Mrs. :. Fugltt. repair brick dwelling, 18th
between u and r streets northwest; 800.
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Worry Nnldlen DcntIl.

The citizens of Racine and vicin-
ity were panied and shocked on last
Thursday evening to hear Of the sud-
den death ofDr. Philson. He had been
on the street until an hour or SO be-
fore his death, which was, it is thought
induced by injuries received while
serving as a surgeon in the volunteer
service daring the late war. Anoth-
or rumor is that he died at 6 o'clock
Thursday evening, of heart disease.
DR.. philson served two terms us
State Senator from this District and
always filled q prominent position in
the community whore he lived. lie
was woll.known and universally cs.
teemed. DR.. Philsou was the first
Master Of the Masonic Lodge at Ra-
cine and his is the first death among
the Fraternity at that place. Mcigs
Co., Herald.
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Trustees safe!

IN pursuance of the terms and provisions
ola deed OF trust executed TO the un-
dersisned, trustee, by George G., Human
and WIFE, dated the 18th day OF January.
1873, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court OF Mason County, in
Trust Deed Book No. ., pages 40i and >, |
shall on Monday the 10Th day of No
Vember, 1877. at the front door uf the
Court House, of Mason County, West Nir-
ginia, proceed to sell by way Of public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, Tor CASH, two
tracts or parcels OF land situate in Hannah
District, in said county; one tract contain.
ing al acres and bordering on the Ohio
river, the other tract near the town Of Glen.
wood, containing 24l acres. Each of said
tracts are fully described in the trust deed
aforesaid. Said sale is made TO satisfy GER
tain notes in said trust deed described exc
cuted by said George &. Hannah and wife
to Thomas Morton.
HENRY Gw1NN Trustee.
oct. 4-4w.
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j. W, English, p. a.
NOTICE.

The Defendant in the above named suit
pending in the County Cont OF Mason
County, West Virginia, will please take no.
tice that ] shall on the 18th day Of Novem.
her, 1877, at the Law Office Of John W.
English, at the Court House, in the town
OF Point Pleasant, Mason County, West
Virginia, between the hours OF @ o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, OF that day pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF Sarah Bail
ey, Ann Eliza Frost and others, to be read
us evidence in my behalf in the above ma
med cause, and il from any cause the TAX
ing of said dispositions benot completed ON
that day, the taking OF the same will be
adjourned and continued from day to day
until they are completed. This Cd day OF
October, 1877. JOHN WANDLlNG,
oct. -4w. by Counsel.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN MASON COUNTY.

DY virtue Of tlecretal orderof the Cir.
ID cult Court OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia, entered on the Sth day Of October,
1877, in the Chancery cause OF Eliza McCol'
lister, and Others, vs.. James McWhorter,
and Others, shall as Special Commissioner,
proceed to sell by way OF public auction,
at the Front door Of the Court House Of
said county ON Monday, the 10th
day Of November, 1877, the land in
the Bill and proceedings mentioned, con-
tanning 65 acres and 81 poles. said land Is
situate in Hannah District, considerable
portion Of the same being improved, and
Is above the average OF back land,
TERMS OF SALE
Enough cash on day OF sale, TO pay the
costs OF said suit and commissions, and tho
residue upon n credit OF one, two and three
years, taking from the purchaser, bonds
with good security for the deferred install
ments, and retaining the legal title as fur
Their security. w. r. GUM,
oct. lS-4w. Special Commissioner.