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National Republican., 1877-12-01
The Kellogg Carey Concert on Next Tuesday
Night.

To-day, at Metzesott's music store, COM
mcnccs the sale of the tickets for the grand
concert that is tn be given on next Tuesday
evening, at Lincoln Hall, by the grandest
musical combination that has ever appeared in
the city In concert. Hiss Clara l. ,uise Ke!-
logg, the world-rcnowned American prima
donna, and Miss Annie Louise Carey, the
famous American prIna donno, contralto. are
the two great attractions for the occasion.
They will be assisted by the following distin-
guishcd artists Mr.. Tom Karl, primo tenore &.
Mr.. G. A. Comfy, primo basso; Mr.. q. Verdi,
primo baritone, and Mr.. Alfred A. Pcase,
pianist.
Mr.. Max Strskosch Is the director, and Mr..
$. Bchrcns, conductor. The programme for
the occasion is replete with the choisest iems
from the operas with selections of other popu-
lar music.
To speak of either Of the above lady artists
would be ito gild refined gold, and to paint the
lily" and would be wasteful and ridiculous
excess" The music loving people Of this city
will not have another such chance this winter.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
UNDERTAKE ERS.
READ! READ! READ
R. W. BARKER,

UNDERTAKEES,
No. 6l2 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Has Just received an assortment of CASKETs from
the following celebrated manufacturers: stlenss
German. silver bound Slding-tila Clsket': Smith
whistonH Cloth and yeyet-coyered ConiJinat
Cazketi Cunningham u Sops' superb Silk.veiyet
Covered Sain-rhyed and Panel Caskets. Also a null
assortment oi Rosewood Walnut and Initiation Rose,
wOod CuinS, at prices TO suit the tines Ocsltf
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one great-grandson, who has Just rs good q
prospect now of filling the Presidential
chair as tho present incumbent had at the
same period in his existence. We accept
these interesting gifts as special cause of
thanksgiving, and we gave thanks most
heartily therefor at the time appointed by
the Chief Magistrate Of the United States.
And on that occasion we listened to an elo-
qucnt discourse on grim visaged war, and
became eincontincntly thankful, in view ofthe
views of carnage, dcsolation, and death held
up to our mental vision, that the military
distinction we have won has been in times
Of profound peace,whcn there was little
danger and less bloodshed. Then came our
turkey-not the one that Russia is looking
upon with evil eye-and though we have seen
larger, never better. The diminutive size is
accounted for by the American citizen OF
African descent who stocked our larder, in
the fact that II was reared on small farm.
What we lacked in turkey was compensated
by New England. accompaniment in the
shape of q most delicious pumpkin pie. For
all these blessings we have stock of graft
tudc that we trust may endure until the
President of the United States shall in his
kindness proclaim another day for national
feasting and thanksgiving for the manifold
blessings and mercies that are showered
upon the American people by the munifi-
cence OF an hll-wisc and benetccnt Creator.
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nS-YoUNG MEMS sCHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Corner OF Ninth aud ID streets.
DAILY MEEIINl,A

FREE READING ROOMS, PARLORS AND con-
VERSATIOS ROOM,
Open daily. except sunday. from . q. m. to iOp. IN
Open on Sunday from to5 pm.
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9O4, 9O6 AND 9OS ,,Es.I EogEIkEST sTI;E ",
HOUSES.


E,oR RENr-2OG NEW JERSEY AVENUE
southcsst.-len and bath, hot and cold; local
hy and yisS superb vIc!nage hrsi class. few sels
nom the Calilol and two car lines: also from various
egnnt redcuceS; parlor on twO floors; bells chRnde
heri and lairube heat w both; new font diningioOm
very nice kitchen, new range, other new things
lent less than before. Apply at 20 Second street
southeast nos.-TuWf'
ENoR RENT.-THREE.sTORY BRICK HOUSE;
bay Windows; all modern improvements; three
blocks from Capitol Grounds 81 and so per month
J. H. ARCHER
motif Rooms n 4 is Federal Budins,, Ilh 4 y sis4
IcOR KENT-IHE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
II finished residence, C1ntaIniny we've rooms
with every oonytnlencs, No lltl Vermont avenue
Inquire Of wy. STICK NEY National SRvlnga Bank,
eorlier Of flnsenth street and New York ave oclSt
TMPORTEn HOSIERY.
ThayeR better assortment than ever OF Ans I'm
ported Hosiery and MeTinO Underwear for ladies
gentlemen, and clildr'n, 10 which, well rs 10 my
prices, hVlto sptrH D. aitEnllan,
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY, Agent,
no3i 80 Tenth street N. W.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ss-ALL sOULS CiIuRCH.-THE REV. C. r..
weld OF Baltimore, Will preach at Wizards Hall sun
day morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday school at DIS
a. ~. fubiic cordially invited. dcllta
a. UNIvERSAIIsT sERvICEs.-REv. ALEX.
KENT wiz preach at TallnIadge Hall TO.MOR-
ROW. nj u a. IN. sunday school at eb a. m. Pub 10
n1r,iialiy inyftnd dptn
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PERSONAL.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
EOR RENr-ROoMs IN Sur OR SINGLE
II with first class board. ISIS street, ~ W, dcl|
L oo pleasant, well.fnrnished room, with gas
and hat Suitable for one two gentlemen Terms
ItIH n STREET. HANDSOMELY FUR.
i r %: nishci suite iroomsi bath, hot and cold
s s9SG % % s2Ynts s Desirable ioSo
a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE OF
LAlnrge rooms on rst floor; also rooms en- snea nd
sngIy an second and tLlrd noors Boar, desired; nl
moltTn imIrnyemen,s; house hon's south Ne sl'
IJI1 @ sTREET-RoOMs FOR RENT, EN-
IL Af suite or single, with OF without board,
EoR RENT. gls NEW YORK AVENUE, FUR.
NIsHED ROOMS en- suite. or slnsiy. n, rcssona;
bic rates, south 'front.' convenient to four llnS OF
Sf'e' '"''' "''-'-'
Eon RENT: 9 GRANT PLACE, A SUITE OF
tacei on iirs. hoor. House in. perfect ORDER all
modern inToyemenrs; son,h lront Locaian one o.
hov2s-it'
PooMs-ELEGANT SUITE AND SINGLE
~ Room, also nice Board, at reasenable p5ces; ut
no:LGt'
1JA2 STREET N. w.-RooMs FOR RENT.
l1OO Iiessinily Furnished, single and conm!nL
no. lecaicd for the winter can be accommodated.
noatu
AIR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR Ma
1eo TIONAL HOTEL very large communlcat-
Ing Parlors well furnished. we'll heated, ana In excel
len orderi also other Rooms, with Boart nom 81
tlO week. Transient $40 per day. Bath and gnso
nOll2w.s
600 AND ss5 VERMONT AvESu u, OPPOSITE
cAD Arlington Hotel. Members OF Congress
and other persons desiring accommodations tor the
winter tranSienty will find elegant rooms, with the
finest Table Board, nl Mrs. FLINTS House is first
class Ia all respects, and terms reisonhIle noE-f
EOR RENT-NICELY. FURNISHED PARLOR,
bed-rcOul, and dressing, room, also single rooms
with Lot and cold water bay window; convenient
No, 72s Thirteenth street NV. noIslm
SOS. SO AND SI2 sgy,I...,ImsT. %TEIsTg 81
bers OF Congress and strangers can obtain
elegantly lrni he'd rooms tn hrstclass board. suite
on second hUOr with private bathrUolns conneeting
Terms reasonable novslmS
NOR RENT-EI EGANTLY AND NEwLY-FUR-
I nished parlors, en- suite or single, and other
fbons one block lrum War. Navy, and state Depart:
mcnt and convenient 10 hotels breakfast furnished
" deSir-l Hnndsom,st -eciion of the ciy FsIreet
cars pass tho door both ways. No. s4 Seventeenth
street N. W. between III and streets nn5.im-
O(,1 @ STREET SORTHw EsT.-FoR RENT,
Ct'c pleasant south front rooms, with board
either transient or 'ermanene also ulblebosrd.
oci n
9Of, 9O6 AND 9OS ..Esst EogEgkESga sTliESa.a
liandso,ney nirnished rooms with "a frstcIsss tab .
positc FRANKLIN SQUARE, one of the mosl
eligible situations In all respacis, TO be iound In the
E'URNIsHED RooMs-AT a2G INDIANA AVE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- OFFICE OF THE MASONIC HALL 1850
CtATtCN,
wtsufSoroS, November ~, ISL
The annual meeting OF the -fockhoilers OF tho
Mas mic Hal ASoci alton of The Di.t columb,
for the election Of We drctors W n I've hed at u Q
Masonic Temple. MONDAY EVENING, December
q 1871. nt seven O'Clock. All steckhoiders arr re.
R6PERT BALL, secretary
no2aThS,eM tStar F3SMl
National Republican., 1877-12-01
WV. HACKETT,

U N d ERTAK Kerr
ois Ninth street n. W. odooem
ENLOWEHS FOR FUNERALS.
II WreathS, CrOrses, Crowns, Harps, and other de
sigma at short uoliceL j. Ii. BERRY & 90,
noyt6ni 7O7 Fifteenth street northwes-
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Gospel meeting in Lincoln Hall at 80 y. short ad
dresses by you ~ men. sunday evening service
IRON to o'clock. Every body Inv Iief. ocD
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ZOE SALE.

II Room, spendldiy iJtcd up: satisfactory reasons
iuy seliihg Apply on Tie premises. COL y s,Yet
northwest. noy6ts
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DAILY MEETINGS
Noonday meetings from i2l5 TO l2lg evening meet
Ing from 0 TO O'Clock.
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That Mississippi Horror.

1t is scarcely probable that n thorough
ly impartial opinion Of the killing Of
Judge Chisholm and his brave daughter
and infant son, and Of two other Republi.
can leaders, can be obtained from the Re.
publicans Of that vicinity, but the follow.
ing expression from Ex-Governor Powers
deserves serious attention. Governor
Powers preceded Ames in the Executive
chair in 1874; was elected by Democrats,
and has been and is closely identified
with the Democratic party Of that State.
He will probably be accepted by all as n
witness, and he says:
l think it was the most unprovoked
and barbarous example Of foul treaChery
that has ever come under my observation.
l can express my sentiments in no terms
which would adequately condemn the
outrageousness Of the affair. Ihave been
acquainted with Judge Chisolm and his
family, and know the indomitaple cour-
age which they all possessed. There
never lived 4 man endowed with more
courage than Judge Chisholm. lumedi-
ately after the tragedy Miss Chisholm
telegraphed to me, and without the loss
Of a moment | repaired to her bedside,
and from her dying lips l received de-
tailed account Of the bloody affair. She
seemed to think that in giving up her
own life TO save that Of her father she had
done nothing more than a simple duty,
and thought that her actions were not
anything remarkable. In my opinion,
she Performed one OF the most courageous
acts ever known to the world, and the
men who committed this most foul muir.
der OF innocent and patriotic people
should be hunted down with untiring ef-
forts until they are brought before the
bar Of justice. Political causes undeni.
ably brought the affair about. Had
Judge Chisholm co-operated with the
Democratic party in the manner he did
with the Republican, no wonld have been
popular Democratic leader in that sec.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19

SCARCELY any Of the Presbyterian
churches but will have its nice little
hereIy case TO Drag Of when the great
alliance meets in Edinburgh, July l.
The Free Church Of Scotland has got Il
particularly interesting one, that Of Prof.
W. Robertson Smith, Of Aberdeen, whe
is member Of the Bible Revision COM
mittee. Writing the article on the Bible
for the Encyclopedia Britannica, he mad.
vertently allowed himself 10 use some
Of his scholarship, even to the extent
Of indicating that he did not hold to
the doctrine OF the complete insplra.
ton Of the Bible; stating, for exam
pie, that instructions and laws which in
the book Of Deuteronomy appear as ut
tered by Moses are certainly post.Mossic,
and 80 could not, as matter Of fact, have
been uttered by him. Pending his trial
before the next general assembly for
heresy, the assembly suspended him from
his duties as professor by vote Of 49l TO
ll3. But several clergymen warned Of
the danger Of passing this ministerial
ccnsure, and expressed their conviction
that such views must be faced, and ira
ditional beliefs abandoned, il they were
incapable OF proof.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19
Real Estate Shrinkage.

The real estate shrinkagO in cities has
come to 10 matter Of grave ConBidera.
ton. The city assessment Of the value
for taxation Of real and personal proper
~ in Baltimore has just been completed,
and amounts 10 less than was expected.
II Is stated that the Assessors have rec
ognized the shrinkagO Of value due 10 the
business depression Of the last few years,
and also the fact that the standard assess.
ment was made when the currency was
largely deprecated and real estate was
bought and sold at very high figures.
The Baltimore Sun estimates that
a largo proportion Of middle
class property in that city was
ten years ago, assessed at from thirty
to Rity per cent beyond what 1t would
now bring in tho market. The Sun
strongly urges economy in the current
expenses OF the municipal government,
In Boston and Philadelphia, it is said,
the Assessors find abundant evidences oil
the shrinkage Of values when they COM
pare the estimated value with the mar.
ket value OIL property to-day. They
will be compelled to reduce the assess
mentS, land City Councils must in turn
reduce the expenses Of municipal gov
eminent. These are the only alternatives
left,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19

TIE Prince Of Wales, the next King oil
England-ii she has any more Kings
continues to grossly misbehavc. There
is new scandal in his notorious asSocia.
ton, "liason,' Mr.. smalley calls it, with
LADY s." and the London gossip is that
his wife, the Princess, has got to the end
Of her patience and philosophy, and is
going home to her father, the King Of
Denmark. But this latter part Of the
story is not generally credited. The wife
who could say years ago, as the Princess
is credited with saying, that "Bertic al
bert) has loved many women, but he has
loved me best OF all" is not likely, with
the added motives and strength Of added
years, to fail in forgiveness now: But il
is very wretched business for man ex'
posed any day to take the crown Of Eng
land to make himself the occasion ofsuch
scandals rs these.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19
What a Minister Can DO Without
Hurting His Standing.

A clergyman was without q charge.
&c secured the confidence Of some Of our
prominent men, who determined to put
him into some position. He was n Scotch.
man, and very fond Of Mountain Dew"
Rumors OF his weakness reached the city,
but they we're not credited. He was as.
signed to a very important institution,
where personal piety and strict morals
were indispensable: Before six months
were out he was accused Of gross irregu-
larities, OF visiting drinking places and
going home from night meetings In a
state Of gross intoxication. His superb
ors refused to believe anything against
him and kept him at his work. On the
strength Of his New York position, he
made the acquaintance Of an Intelligent
lady in the neighborhood and married
her. She had little money in
her own right. On the bridal
tour to Canada he became beastly drunk.
The woman had to send home and get
money to return TO the city. Still the
man was allowed 10 occupy the chief
place in one OF the most important and
moral institutions in New York. When
tho mans conduct became so notorious
that 1t was impossible to keep him in his
place, his friends still cluug TO him. He
was assigned 10 an important downtown
charge, whose principal field Of labor was
among the poor, the lowly, and those who
are victims Of intemperance. His wife
confded her sorrows to few personal
friends. She said that during his connect
ion with that church he seldom came homo
night sober. lie was SO abusive that tho
woman died Of broken heart within six
months after her marriage. Her little
earnings, laid up before her wedding,
were diverted from her aged mother, for
whose benefit they had been invested.
During all this while the minister con-
tinued his work rs a leading missionary.
He preached, prayed, was, eloquent In
temperance meeting, was on the platform
nearly every night someWhere-seldom
going to bed atnight sober. The scandal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19

BUSINESS MEMoRANDA.-The Wells.
burg Herald reports that P. W. & Ky.
stock has improved very much in that
county within the last few days. The
same paper also says that Assessor Kim.
berland has found some $4,000 worth
Of taxable property in Brooke county
more than it appears existed before; and
the effect Of his find it is estimated 10 to
reduce the tax necessary to DO levied in
order to raise a stated sum OF money,
about five per cent on the taxable prop.
erty previously known to exist"
The Allegheny Mai, Representing the
iron manufacturing industry, complains
Of the high rate Of interest charged to
persons in need OF money. Millions, it
says, are boarded by calculating men,
who trust no investment, and only part
with little of their abundance at usu-
rious rates. So tempting is this traffic
that real estate is often sacrificed, that
the proceeds may be used in loans ION
call" at heavy charges.
Boston grows blue every day over its
diminishing export trade, and it is now
announced that the ocean steamers Of the
Leyland line will hereafter load at New
York, instead Of the Hub. There are
hardly $4,000 bushels OF grain in the Gle.
vator at East Boston, very little is on the
way, and the lower charges to New York
threaten to put an absolute stop to ship.
menb across Massachusetts, for the pres
ent.
When the entire funding debt Of South
Carolina shall have been converted into
consolidated bonds and stocks the State
debt will amount to $5,976,9l7. The re-
suit is attained by the reputation in
ls7SOf the $6OOO,OOO OF spurious CONVEX
sion bonds and by the scaling Of the re-
mainder OF the debt 10 80 cents on the
dollar.
The American people continue to 60
abroad, Notwithstanding the stringencies
Of the times. The New York TTmsI states
that more letters Of credit have been is.
sued by leading New York houses to
travellers abroad, this summer, than dur.
ing the two or three years past. 1t esti-
mates that, in the four summer months
when most Of the travelling abroad Is done
not less than $lOO,OOOOOO will DO spent
byour people in Europe. This one hun.
dred millions is gold-so much gold taken
out Of our country. In the lace OF such
facts does the Secretary Of the Treasury
fancy that We can resume, in 1879, on the
single gold. basis,
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BEL1AIRE LOcA1s.-COuncil meeting

BELIAIRE LOcAIA.-COuncil meeting
this evening.
The German Turnverein will pic.
mic at Cummin's Grove next Saturday.
Dr.. Wilson Ia strictly held responsible
by our citizens for The cleanliness Of
those vacant lots, which be claims as his
property, west Of Guernsey and between
53d and 34th streets. Street Commission.
or ShRnnaielt has no control over those
premises at the present time.
The numerous beer saloons on Water
street, between sod and 33d streets, will
hereafter on Sundays have their back
entrances closely watched by our guar
dians Of the peace. A row occurred last
Sunday at a saloon in that vicinity DO.
tween two noted ruffans. The saloon Is
kept by a man who at numerous times
figured conspicuously at the Common
Pleas Court a. common violAtor OF the
Sunday and Adair liquor laws.
The match base ball game between the
Ivanhoes and Our Boys, last Saturday,
resulted in complete victory for the
former. JED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19

AN. Y. Graphic correspondent, who
has been through Ohio, finds that there Ia
perfect concord this year among the
Democrats Of Ohio, and that the party
forces are being organized on vigorous
fighting basis. The Democrats Of Ohio,
somehow, Of late years appear to be sue
ccsSlul every day in the year, except
election day.
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N0MMIssIoNER,s SALE.

In the Nun clpal Court Of Wheeling.
Fam, D. n Sfi j., and s.A.,,. In cA.Dos''.
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
gives notice that by virtue Of the authority vested
In him by decree made by said Court In said
cause on the 18th day Of April, 1877, he will on
TUESDAY, the I'D day Of May, 1877,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock a. ~, proceed to sell at
public auction at the front door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county, West NiRinlA, In the rily
Of Wheeling, the following described real estIts
situate In 1id City, county and state, that l. TO
ny: Part Of lot No 10 In square Nc. q Of the B,.
AlTe addition tonid city, beginning for aid part Of
and lot at the southwest corner Of aid lot on Ja-
cob street, formerly Sixth street. at tho Point Of
intersection Of M alley With said street; thence
running northWArdly With tho eastern boundary
line Of tald stree thirty feet; theuce GaiiWsr1y
al right angles with aid street sixty feet the Edh
Of said lot; thence sOuihWRTdly and paIBlbl with
Jacob street thirty feet TO the north boundary line
Of said alley; thence with tho north line Of he
alley to the place Of beginning. Said part Of raid
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. aud running
back Of that width sixty feet, and having briei
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the sale shall include
the dover right Of saah Jane KeiiOr, Who WEs
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In aid pan lot.
TERMS OF SALR-One-thIrd Of the purchase
money, OR 20 much more RS the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In cash, the remainder In two equal
inStallmenla payable ak and Twelve months It,
Spectlybly after the date Of SALE With interest iICn
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with iI-
proved personal security for each Of aid install
ments and interest Aforesaid and the title TO the
property 10 DO retained until the whole Of the pur
chase money d paid.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Special COmmiiIiOner.
J. C. HERvRT, AuStionter. apo
The above Ealeb adjourned until TueslIy, June
S, 1871, at 10 O'Clock Al
GEORGE i. CALDWELL
my23 epeclal Commissioner,
The above salo Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
June 18Th, 1877, at 10 O'Clock 4. n.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
ie6 Special Commissioner.
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The insurance men Of New York are
trying to prevent any fireworks demon.
stration on the Fourth Of July. In the
discussion Of the matter twas stated that
there we're ninety.three fires in New York
on last Fourth-seyen were from Chinese
lanterns and the balance were caused
by fre.crackers, blus.lights and other
fireworks. The probability is that the
pyrotechnics Of the Fourth will be con.
fined to the parks in New York.
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TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY MuvC
Collins and n. 4. Collins, her husband, 10 M nm,
deTIlgned Trustee, the hTSt dated November an
1874, recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No, I. pSSs
ls7i the second dated January INST. 1873 reco,5sJ
10 Decd Of Trust Hook No. s, page 9S, Of ths i M
Records Of Ohio county, viii eel al public Ipc,
tlon, at the front door Of tho Court HouSo Of Oho
county, W. Va, on '''
SATURDAY, the lith day of July, 1877,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described ,s,l
estate, TiI. Two certain lots or pieces Of VTp1nJ
on the east dido Of Wheeling Hill, In the div n
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, on ihe All
aide Of land street, being the second and third IN
Of sixty (G0) feet each, fronting on Lind Iitrst
running south from Eleventh iold BpruCel Itrtsi
and adjoining J. T. GibSonI lotnOrth' and iupplpy
east frUm Lind street 10 ALLEY II.
The title % believed 10 DO perfect, but sllps =,
Trustee will convey only the title vested 10 Inc ~
aid deeds Of trust. "
The terms arc one-thlrd or more, II the punrb,.
or 90 elect, In cash on day Of sale, the balance n
two equal inJtallments at Lix aud twelve month";
notes bearing interest 10 be given for The dtiTre
payments, the title 10 10 retained until payment /,
made In full.
W. H. caldwell, TuHs,
W. J. W. CowDRN, Solicitor.
ie9 W. II. HALLER, AuCtlOuesr.
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MARRIED..

B0UGHER-FRANCE.-O Tuesday, June u
@ AZ A9 R T,dSpsS 81 1as STdS sne US
W. n. BOUCHER, Of this city, and ANNA ~
FRANCE.
ROODWARD-WHlTE.-At Washington, Pa.
October iIth, 1876, by Rev II. G. Beacon, J. Law.
RRScE WOODWARD, Of Chico Springs, New Mexico
to CLERIMoND, daughter Of the late Andrew White,
Of this city,