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bro. Gardner Answers DennI. Kearn,ey,

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Bro. Gardner Answers Dennis he"rhe''
DetrOit Free Pres. ID
Las mite ez sat on de front doah-step
mendin' de handle ofone ofde ole woman's
fiat.irons. . began Brother Gardner Fat the
- a. r;,., 1,,',lI.s ,,n.a, afu,o .r;,n,,lo
lAme'hiih olapl as NOES OF .he tr,ansie
died away, long cum dat Niger lhorh.
apple Scott. lie was putin an BLOWN
nm, fannin, bisself wild his hat. nm, de mint
~. "a 49,. 81 Il,
lie cotched sisht OF NE nc rlsileo III I'LL
called out: .. &
."Drudder Gardner, dis kcntry am all
gwine Ia ruin! staryrshun look de poor
man square in de eye, dar am no work fur
do laborcr, an do tax.gathcrcr hex got us
by de froatv YEA -fI
"a looked up 10 sec il dat niger he'd
gond crazy, an den | axed him to look
.aroun' an sec de new houses gwine up in
ebery dirckshun. axe,l him to disrem-
ember dat kaliker was only four an five
cents yard, butter fifteen cents pound,
flour low, taters way down, an clothin'
cheap huff to bust half de dealers, an he
sot down an replied:
""Decd, sab, but OATS de fack,-dats de
fack,' 49,
81 axed him to look across de co'ner-lot
an see de droyes of workin' men gwine
home to der families after de labors OF de
day, an he look an replied;
a"Dced, sab, but dey hez bin TO work, l
reckon
81 went inter de cabin an brought out
my tax-receipts for dc two Vars back, an
showed him dat de taxes for dis var war
fiye.dollars less dan las, an he hitched
aroun' an said: -.as
""Decd, sab, but de speeches OF de
pollytishuns an de Jacks in de case doan'
hang together
"Den | stood him up agin dc house,
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Gnssrt Salss..
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Island Property.
Julia A. GlasscocE

1855, Julia A. Glasscoek I'D
IS.
John A. Armstrong, Trustee and others.
In Chaneery. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio Comfy.
BY virtue Of certain decree entered In this cause
on the I'D day Of June, 1878 the undersigned WILL on
SATURDAY, the It'll day Of September, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell at
public auction at the front door Of the Couft.llOse Oi
OhiO County, the following property on Wheeling
lanl for aud durig the natural life Of aid julia A,
laeock that i TO say: the east part Of Lot No. 49,
commencing at the northwest corner Of said lot and
running westerly Is feet Pine street TO certain
point; thence southwest At an angle 30 feet Inches
on Elm alley; thence oaSteriy il2 feet 10 Secnnd
street, thence nohery 30 ieet to thcplAce Of begin
ming, having thereon erected 4 comfortable frame
dwelling house, and being the same property where
Thomas GliSseGck and wife now reside.
Terms Of sale cash.
&c. HKRvEY, Auetioneer.:: aul0-StW
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of sanford's
Radical Gnra L

NOTATION. GRANT & BnwEx's FfRE Axp)
MARiSK INSURANCE. AGENCY,
rs Pine Street. 81. Louis, No., Feb. 7, isT.>
"A, A. MEtEEp. Washington Az. City: Dear
Mellier; Ihara for some years been troubled with
CAtafrl. and for the past two years have suffered
geriUnaly with IL Noticing your Advertisement Of
SAxYoHbs RENEDY (RApTdiL CrGE), decided 10
trYit lhaTe used only two bottles, and ~ result
Ifcrl 30 much relieved that presume on our per.
Ehnnl relations and write this to youAnh ask that
you take some MEASURES 70 got II more prominently
before the public that others may have such relief
- have. / hAvt recommended Il to quite num-
Der Of my friends, nil Of whom have expressed 10
mrther high estimate ofiS value and good effects
with them. af 40 = =
really think Il particularly adapted 10 wants Of
81. LouiS people, and they ali ought TO know o. Il,
Ahh those who need 10 Eh0nld Try u. will risk the
assertion that i00l OF. Vlals tRs D sampled 10 DO
given away will sell a. many bottles.
Try snine plan. Let tho people have u they need
II. | believe could sell 900 bottles myself-o OF
course yOn could largely increase this number.
Why nOttryitp Yours truly, WA. BOWEN.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail DruggiEis and
Dealers 10 Medicine thronglont The United States
aud CAnAt5Is. WEEKS & P0TTER, General AErntS
and Wholesale DruggiSta, Boston. Mas.
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DINE FARM FOR SALE.
Ia the County Court of Ohio County.
Maurice curen
49,. " vs. .u In Chaneefy'
Moses Ray, ct al.

In pursuance ri the authority vestcl In me by de-
cree entered By aid Court In the above entitled eauSe
oil April Igt 1873 will sell at the front door Of the
residence q Moses hay, on the premises hereby ldyer-
tIsed 10 b. sold, on
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PENSIONS 4 .as.: s 3 Pss 70 f !sS s:
service, all Il day soldiers d 1872 and ther ldeE
an III Pensl1ns. Write 70 a. W. MCCORMICK,
Cincinnati Ohio, for circulars showing rightS Pen.
slons IncrelSed, sueeess " POI ee. aus
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TrAIns lUAylug Columbus At $40 y. ". aud G25 N.
run daily. Through ohtRga express leaves Columl's
daily, except Sunday at $40 T.. NJ with sleeping ar
attached, arriving III Chicago at $50 next morning.
BcrthS can be secured in advance at Union DEPOT
Ticket Ohcr, Columbus
l'ullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cln
through Without change rUm Ste,enSille and COl1n-
bus 70 Cincinnati, LOusrllle, indianapolis aud 81
Louis
For through Tickets, Ranage Cheeks, Sleeping Car
accommodations, and any lHrihcr information apply
10 JOS. N. BELLEvlLLE, Ticket Agent ut Pm
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or al CITY
Ticket Once, under McLure House, Wheeling.
ID, W. CALDWELL
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, o.
s. u. FELTON,, JE,
:, , Gsa,l supt. Pittsburgh, Ia.
Gen'l Pass. aud Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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EVERY FAMILY

Should be provided with q relia-
BILE medicine TO treat such eases
as constantly occur in house,
holds. Such q remedy should
combine healing, soothing, and
curative properties. N0medici-
nal preparation has ever been
discovered which com bines
these In such q degree us
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SeWbsRrilk ocommodailOi-IRayes IIellalre nj I.4I
D. M, Bridgeport 500 y. M. arrives at SteubcnVe 1t
6.i6 d. MI leaves SteIbcnyile nj $40 u m; Bridge.
port 30 q. MI arrives o. bellaIre q PAP y; IN.
In the East and West eau be procured OF the Tick
Once In bridgeport
FIR. MYERS,
my2s General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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The following morning We started in d
Marty for mn excursion OH the river, to the
hLapa das Betas," belonging to tho Conde
dns Cnunas. We went in u flint bottomed
lloat. with one boatman; We sliled and We
sailed. and very agreeable It was. Inc
hanks OF the Mondego are DER hung by
wecping willows and small silver ASH
trees The river presents 4 strange APP
nearance, from the large sandbanks IN every
mart Of II, some rising like islands, others
covered with an inch or two OF water, (tor
th;s reason they use boats without kecls).
The river Il OF extreme. depth flowing I'M
der the sand banks. II Is quite possible
IN understand this, when YOU look at the
bridge, under the arches OF when, even
in the centre, your boat cannot go; WIN
the bOatman standing upright; ana YET
when built, 1t was twenty feet hlsh, ana
| II Is built oil the same'spot where Two Tor
mer bridges have been Swallowed up;
They 90 gradually down and down ana
one fine tlay they. disappear aItogether;
The river il twenty-onc miles long, ana
were Il not for the sand banks j would be
deep enough for large vessels to come up
10 the town. Some English Company OF.
iered to clear it and make Il nayigaOle, pnt
Il was too expensive, me goSer,lnieliit
could not afford il. About hall IN hours
sSii look IA TO the tLap.a" LISA beauti-
mi site, the gardens or terraces innumera,,
lie, alIonnding with lovely roses, and
nj present filed with the delicate though
penetrating perfume of the white How,
pr;n0 ncacia, the snowy bOughs OF
which ovcrhang the paths ind mosS'eg1v.
AIRED Seats, This place Is renowned ior
Portuguese poets and authors. Marble
slabs IN various parts Of the grounds, each
with a few verses inspired by the beanti'
mi location OF the "quinta," attest the
dates Of theirvisits. The Emperor Of Brazil
lind been there few week before, and the
workmen were Just putting up q marble
slab with an inscription relating to his WIS.,
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Returning to Corinbra, We had the cur
rcnt. and the boatman stood up and steer
ed Ms back, much rs q raft would be man
aged. Later in the day we strOllcd as lar
ne tho Botanical Gardens, was quite
SURPRISED with the Conservatory; II il large
anj well filed with fine plants. Many of
lie PARASITES recognized rs old Brazilian
friends. A beautiful water plant | saw for
the iirst time. II Is called "the window
plant, for the leaves are like skeleton win w
next our last day in Corinbra, We
snent in nm excursion to the old
Cathc,iral OF Corinbra. It was built by
the Cloths in the beginning o. the sixth
century. II il the oldest building | have
seen. 'Of course nothing remains but the
walls Of the original, for j was rebuilt by
the Moors. Tie grand altar Is o marvel o.
wood carving, and has been entirely gilt
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

-
lsg U! !sss::.:...;E s....,..sssl
On and alter May IS, 1878, Passenger TraIns u
run as folloWs-Wheeling Time:
ESSt.boInd. ISo, & No 7SiSo. 4 SSiis
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FROM COW RUN.

Tho Name OF Place I'm Jackson County
where an Old Subscriber Lives-lIe' De
sires TO be Heard In Our Coiumns-The
s-Money'Among the Peopie-sheep
Raisiur ~ 90 81,
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stcaAyGE BANK
b ,,r int. sm'n IAr""1'S VIZ
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TNRUsTEE's SALE

BY virtue Of . decd Of trust made hy H,.,.
ser and Ann Elizabeth, his wife. 10 H. IL
signed trustee. dated the 2nd tSy Of n n. stas'
1872, and recorded In the Clerk oac' ,I g
county court Of Ohio county, W,,t vs. y
Deed Of Trust Book No. 5, Pigs "a ~ Ms y |,
will, on v
THunDLr, IuE 2sTH DAY or FERrr,,, u.
beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. ", Of nd a., :.
front door Of the court house Of Ohio S,.,,I =,
at public auction the following deIcTii.I .!lLsll
Of what was kBovn az The Woods I'm. ZIG
Immediately north Of thu tI,y Of va Msia
RIchlAnd district In aid Ohio COUNTY ~. :
ming ut 9 stake, corner 10 lands Of Ci,r,,
thoie Of the heirs Of Andrew p. Vol, III
thence s lSo E. sGi.l00 poles to M, S SScs
lands Of said heirs, thence &. 2GSS ", IA : y
poles 10 q stake, corner 10 llndi Of nj ~
then s. I6o Z. II b2-l00 roles 10 4 I,,is y ~
north bank Of branch Of Glenn, a. q u
with aid branch & W W. IS pole, 10 10
the fork Of the two branches Of aid nun ,k-!lHa
q branch 3. 75' W. y poles 10 q silIs n M Z
WelthhRu5 line, thence with his line n i.i5jSs
IS 2-l01 poles 10 4 stake, corner 10 MIA va v
and Casper SAit, thence with aid san, ~
SIho L. II 1910 poles 10 the bcRInpIby ~.
Ing ten acres aud thiTty.thTee perChe, 81 ~ :
ceptlng the coal underlying baIl lad ~, =,
with all the Improvements thereon and H. ~
ltameAtS belonging thereto. .at'
Terms Of sAle-One-Ihlrd Of The purrh,. ,....
In cash on the day Of sale, and the TrIIJp, i, I.
equal installments, tina purchaser giving h, "
with approved personal security toF ~ az
Of the deferred lnStAllmenu, Eald noeI h -.
terest from the day oil sale, and be made s,,,ts
at twelve and eighteen months from nd n; y
the title 10 the property 10 10 Retained uSll - \.
purchase money iI paid 10 full. =
JAMES r. ROGERS, Tr.,.
W. II. HALLEK, AuetlOnetr. -'N'3'
jASc-ThAE
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AHACE WITH DEATH.
The Railroad Ride OF a Husband
TO See his Dying Wife.

From the Kansas City Times.
One OF the most remarkable trips on
record has Just been made on the Atchis-
IN, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, from
Kansas City TO the Rocky mountains. A
rich gentleman named ". S. Dunn arriy-
ed in the city from the east on Thursday
morning, on his way to visit his sick wife
Mt Manitou Springs, Col. On his arrival
here he received a telegram stating that
his wife was at the point oil death, and
that she could not live many hours. The
husband, who was q middle aged man,
evidently merchant, seemed 10 be much
affected by the news, and at once made in
quiries for a special train. He offered
large sum Of money for special engine
10 run TO Pueblo ahead Of the regular
train, but could not obtain one here. He
took possession Of the telegraph wires be.
tween here and Topeka, the headquarters
Of the road, and offered $3.50 for a special
locomotive 10 run at special speed across
the plains. His offer was accepted, and
at 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon the
devoted husband started from Topeka on
his brcak.neck GRAND OF love and duty.
Away went the locomotive and car with
It's solitary and Borrowing passenger, over
the prairies OF Kaw valley, down into the
valley Of the Neosho at Emporia, then off
again over the high divide between the
Neosho and the Arkansas valley, which
was reached before night had closed in.
Then, after taking water, the impatient
husband and his tireless iron horse start.
ed up the great Rocky mountains.
lie reached Pueblo, COL, about half
past Z o'clock on Friday morning, and
then, only waiting for n locomotive on
the Denver and Rio Grande marrow
gauge) to be got ready, started up to Man.
iton, distance OF fifty miles. He reach.
ed Manitou at the base OF Pixies Peak, in
time to see his dying wife, and was well
satisfied with the result OF his fast trip.
The fastest time made on the route was
fifty miles per hour, the average time
about thirty.fve miles. 1t ia the fastest
time ever made across the plains from
the Missouri river to the Rocky noun
iRina
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FOR SALE.
DUBIIo SALE
mr. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

EERyEY 4 BRITT will offer for sale the fol.
IoTnI yaIuIbls real esale At the front door Of the
Court House. on
SATURDAY MORNING, February 10, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold at private
bs ' UroptTty On the south ode Of Fourteenth
ltregt con- nenclng 50 feet from the coln
or Of EOif and Fourteenth streets, ana Llnnng -
feet and ~ inches and running ~ HIIinIIv 49, ~
I'D and In the most central part Of the Guy, !he
Sast part OF the property has on u Sood DICK
dwelling house The balance Of the properly, i y
unlmproyed, Any perSon who z dtsrouio o. 3lilu'
log good home In hrst-cl9ss loSAhon, wan nHu
II 10 their advantage 10 purchase the same. Mi,
Also, the following property, known % beck
Bravery, described rs follows; Beginning on InV
northwest corner Of lot number thirteen 10 lquIte
number IeVen, and running thence east nonS VIZ
north line Of bald lot number thirteen niiy-se'en
Ife,: thence south In line parallel with the reat-
efn boundary Of lots number thirteen and fourteen
10 the centre Of lot number fourteen IN $40 squLS
number seven, on the southern lice Of the noftn
half Of aId loi number fourteen; thence Gown sllu
southern line Of said half lot the western bouhuA-
~ Of said lot number fourteen thenee WI Wy y,
xestern boundary Of lots fourteen and thirteen 10
Iquare seven to the place Of beginning. The same
haS on II two large brick buildings three stories IN
hgght, the full length and breadth Of the properly
Underneath the Eane are two lafSe Y
lei in heghh and running 1866 feet In length, With
good cement doors; well drained and Dry. Ies
buildings are complete in all respects Gas through
buildings and vaults. Persons who deaire 10 pur,
chase splendid place for PORK packing OF geneI ~.
storage house and vaults will hnd this most e1'
cellent and suitable place.
ANY person wishing to purshASe any Of the above
uropefty can obtain full information by calling on
Hefyey & Britt
The Terms Of SAle are ~ follows; One-thlIu
cash. or as much more as the purchaser may elect
tho balance In one, two and three years with IN
iCre,t secured by 4 deed Of trust on the property
until the balance Of the purchase money and In
tertst 30 paid. nrv.,sS
FED a. hh1 MANNs
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GLADEs IRON WORKS,

Including the town Of Gladesyile, and eight hum
dred and fty acres OF coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known by reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the said land to GeoGe Hartman,
al Of which are recorded In the once OF the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
gInia, to.Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23SN acres, the other % acr'sa and two
poles, IRON @. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 aaid
George Hartman and Mary Z. hlllner. dated May
10th, 1870 and recorded Ia Deed Book No. co. pages
1861; d:ed for II55[ acres from W. II. Heldel {;
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, psge 26ii decd
from Harmon and Martha A. TTickoI 10 the said
Hartman and Mary E. Millner for two tracts Of
land, both containing 81 acres dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. IS, pages
9j-i, and deed from John B. sherrnId and Others
10 said Hartman, dated May 18th, 1872, and re-
corded In Deed Book No. Il, pages 2 and ); n deed
from Margaret, George B., james ", JullA A. and
sATah Z. jackson 10 said George HardmAn for one
acre, dated March 10th, 1877 and recorded in Deed
Book No. IS, pages 1915; = deed from VIM. B. and
c. Brown 10 aid Hartman for two acres and %
pCrches, dated March 9th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Book No. Il, pSges I and 8; deed from
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton to aid Hartman for
y acres and az petches, dated June 18th, 1874,
and recorded IN Deed Book No. Il, pages Is and ls
4 deed from Buckuer Ind Rebecca Fairfax 10 ald
Hartman for 100 acres, dated August 18Th, 1877,
and recorded In Decd Book No. Il, pages 20 and II
and deed from John K and Mary L. Mlllner 70
the said Hartman for four tracts Of land, Hggre-
eating SsS acres, dated March 10th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages p, and I.
The whole containing In the aggregate At least $50
acres, with all the improvements and appurto-
names thereto In any wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
eTty conveyed 10 Thomas Y. Candy and George II.
Miller, trustees, for the said George HArdmAn and
wife, by mortsige deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 80, pages % and %, In
the office Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the sams property conveyed 10 the
raid Abner Euns Jr, by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
cIAl Commissioner, and deed Is Of record among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRRNs or sALH-Onethird Of the purchase
money, or Eueh greater amount thereof As the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash 10 hand the residue
10 two equal yearly payments, with interest from
day Of ale, and the deferred payments to be Se-
cured by deed Of st on the property sold.
JA5tEk Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HANNIBAL F0RBRs, Attorney.
January 18th, 1873, iAll
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4 Rn.I I'm noon 10 introduced lnlO

4 BILL will soon be introduced lnIo
the Virginia Legislature, for refunding
the yirginia State debt, by the party ia.
yoriny the adjustment OF the debt by par.
,ial reputation, Of which the following
Is synopsis: 1.-THE bill seeks to place all
classes Of creditors upon an equal foot
ing, and provides for Issuing three per
cent registered bond, with interest payA'
bic seni.Annually, in exchange for the
"peelsr" and consol bonds, in fact all
classes Of the public dOb!-Only two.
thirds Of the debt, however, is provided
for, the other One.third being set apart as
the share Of West Virginia. To make
this bond more attractive this bill will
nroyide that all licenses and taxes, in
Guiding revenue tax derived from the
Mofet register, shall DO collected in
money and set apart for this purpose and
no other. The main features OF the bill
have been agreed upon, and the only re-
naming difficulty with the readjusters
seems 10 be an arrangement so US 10
equalizs the bonds known as "peelerS"
and the couBol coupon bonds. As TO the
excess Of interest collected by the coupon
holders over the "peelers" by reason
Of the tax receivable feature Of the
latter, some Of the extreme readjusters
are in favor Of permitting the consoI
bondholders TO fund at the present face
value, and others in favor OF going back
aud estimating the excess Of interest over
three per cent collected by them, and de
Quoting that from the amount OF princi
pal they should be allowed to fund. The
bill will also doubtless provide for the
funding Of the whole debt at its present
face value. and tho gradual payment oil
interest at six per cent on the "Peeier'
debt that will come into the Treasury un'
der the several specific taxes. It is esti
mated by the readiusIers that the fund
derived from the license tax will be auih
Glen, to meet tho payment Of interest on
the amount Of tho deb. that will be funded
within tho year, and will only fall shor
100000 OF paying the interest on thu
whole deb. should il DO funded. Thii
proposition, it is added, will not meet thu
appreciation Of the debt.paTing wing o
the Assembly, nor Of the public creditors
The new Governor Of Virginia strOngl,
sides with the debt.paying party"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward Property

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Joseph W,
Fenel and vile 10 james 8. Wheat, ~ Trustee,
dated February Let, 1879, and recorded among the
land record. Of Ohio county, West virginia, In
Trust Deed Book No. 8, pages 22S And 2li, and Of
an order Of the LircElt Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, made on the 10th day Of November, 1874,
substituting my name NJ Trustee 10 said deed Of
trust, In the place and stead Of James 3. Wheat,
decd, will ohCr for sale NJ public auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1878,
Commencing At O'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, that Is To say: The three story
brick building al the south east corner OF Main
and Webster (now 20hl Streets In that part Of the
eity Of Wheeling known rs Centre Wheeling, to-
gether with % much Of the lots numbered eighty
seven and ninety (S7 and 90) on which said build
ing has been erected, together with and Including
that part Of lot numbered ninety 1907 In the rear
thereof extending 10 the alley, and lying north Of
the llue Of the centre Of the South wall Of aid
building extended 10 said alley.
TERNs or SALE.-s23S0, land as much more a
the purchaser may elect 10 payl and the coats Of
sale In cath $500 on the lst day Of Feburry 1879;
$l2i0 on the day Of February, 1885, SllS6 on the
list day Of Februury, 1885, SIl20 on the LIST day Of
February, 1882. SlG60 on the LIST day Of February,
1888; and the balance Of the purchase money, II
any, on the aid lat 81 FebrulIy 1885, all with In
terest from the day Of sale-deferred payments 10
be secured BY deed Of trust on the property sold
and buildings to be insured BY purchaser Tor ben.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
January 18th, 1878. Iai2
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PUBsARD.-o On Tuesday afternoon, February
5, 1873, al three O'Clock, WILLIAM HuBBARD, In
the 61th year Of his ago.
Funerl from tho Zane Street NJ. E, Church
Thunday hfierroOn at two O'Clock. FIlends Of the
family are Invited 70 attend.