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GES. uEsaY 4. sMALLKY.s raounLEi

GEN. HENnf A. kMALLkY's TROUBLES
Gen. Henry A. Smalley, receiver Of
the National Capiiol insurance com.
pany with which Ben Noyes Of New
Haven, is connectedl and other insti.
tutions, aud a prominent man in social
circles 10 New York city, has been
missing for some time. and il was
learned that there were deficiencies 10
bis accounts amounting to over t20,-
600. When last heard from. Smalley
was 10 Washington, and since that
time no further intelligence has been
received from him by bis family or
business associates. Gen. SmalIey re-
Gently inherited a considerable fortune
from his father, the late Judge Smalley
Of Burlington, VI. A motion was
made Friday before Judge Van Brunt
in the suit Of Bamberger ys. Hyanis
asking the removal Of Gen. Smalley,
the papers submitted setting forth that
smaIIey was irregularly appointed re-
ceiver and that, although he has re-
ceived the rents Of houses amounting
to S., 900 or $4,000. only few Of the
expenses which have become due since
he took charge, amounting to several
thousand dollars, have been paid.
Smalley was also receiver Of Brown x
whitehall. contractors, 25 Chambers
street, the securities and funds of
which firm are in his hands. Among
the other hoeced institutions are the
Clairmont savings bank and street.
cleaning association. He was removed
from the receivership of the Clairmont
savings bank some time ago on motion
OF the Encouragement. Smalley took
an active part in organizing the Ex-
press newspaper, and the Star was re.
Gently under his management. Some
Of Smalley's acquaintances say his alb.
sence is caused by a prolonged de.
bauch.
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Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES-
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.

AS the season is arriving when many
Of you are thinking of Identifying and
improving your houses and out build
ings by treating them to q coat OF paint
we ask you to consider the qualities Of
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons: It's ingredients are Liuseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc,
with the addition of two pounds Of
rubber gum, cut with chemical to each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many Of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply chemical pre-
paration, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up as follows:
1t is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be &C
complished with given quantity Its
durability surpasses that OF any other
paint for the reason that on whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
il is not affected while it's great body of
oil, lead and zinc with the addition OF
the rubber makes a body remarkably
strong and at the same time SO adhesive
and elastic that it will not crack and
peel off. 1t retains color and beauti-
full gloss better than any other kind Of
paint. One gallon will cover twenty
five square yards, two coats and will
make better finish than three coats Of
ordinary paint, 1t has been used in
Manchester and Dorset for the last four
years and has given the best OF salts
faction. The rubber paint is prepared
in pure white, made from bleached oil
especially for inside work, which makes
it very white. For floor paint it has
no equal. 1t is prepared in different
colors and put up in |, ! and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 20 two dollars per gallon,
which makes il by far the cheapest
paint known. For circulars and i2ior-
nation in regard to this paint call at
G. II. DUNHAM'S.
Factory Point, VI, April l7,h, 1878, 49,
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Gen. Grant has been heard from 10
regard 10 bic possible candidacy for a
third presidential term. 10 letter 10
. st Louis gentleman. be says the
newspapers that mention him 10 that
connection kbos Of something which
he does not. Incidentally, be referred
70 The silver bill. and hoped its opera.
ton would DO defeated by business
men making contracts requiring debts
10 be paid in gold coin.
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Russia and Great Britain continue
10 stand on their guard like pair Of
sighting cocks, but both seem 10 lack
the courage OF the feathered antago.
nists. There ought 70 be way out Of
the difficulty without bloodsled and
without any display Of lack OF courage
bot whether the men at the helm Of the
nations will be able to discover II or
not is rather doubtful, though they are
evidently trying bard
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Bees Tweed has haally got beyond
the reach Of Sherifs aud prison bars,
having died IN Ludlow St jail enc day
last week. Tweed was really no big.
ger rascal than some Of bic associates,
who have noi Jared as hard as be has,
ba, The ihieying bad been carried on 80
boldly and GA such a gigantic scale
that IL vas necessary lot the existeuce
Il TammAny Democracy that sn exam.
pie should be made Of some one add
circumstances made Tweed the man
Judgments 10 the amount Of $50. 900. I
600 were IN force against hin at the
time Of bis death. bal, had be lived,
tui small poriion II il would have
beeu sasisied.
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Tee Philadelphia Press has compiled
Ana Published a comparative statement
u prices from lsG0 20 the present The
i,st. which Il AZ elaborate one. cuu.
ialos ali the main staples which eater
iBio food. clothing and the Leading 10.
isslliss Of the country, and the result
shows that ,bs oost Of liviag to-day
la, pot only reached the bard pan rates
before the war. bot Is 10 fact 20 TO 50
per cent. cheaper than Ia 1850.
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II Is quite evident that the country
Al large, with perhaps the exception Of
many Of the congressman. believe what
Secretary Sherman asserts. that the
the resumption Of specie payment next
January is already assured. Last Sat.
utdAy there was only one fourth Of one
per cent. difference between gold and
caffency, and Ia some places gold was
actually paid in ordinary business tran
saciioas THIS ought TO take the wind
oct u some Of the loud mouthed poliii.
claus whose only stock ia trade has
been the on repeated assertion that Il
could not be done.
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The Rutland Herald rejoices over a
double headed child from Canada ON
exhibition at the Bates House, 1t
says; This twin has well and perfect.
ly shaped heads, one having the
fathers features and the other the
mothers Decks, shoulders, chests aud
arms OF the usual style. But just at
the lowest rib the bodies are united,
and from that point downward are the
limbs aud members Of one child only
Az far as the material functions Of life
are concerned each ci tho "twins"
seems entirely independent Of tue
other Que sleeps when the other Is
awake and taking nourishment
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The Beecher-Tilton scandal has been
revived, this time by Mrs. Tilton, who
has written letter Tor publication In
which she confesses committing the
crime Of adultery with Beecher. This
woman has made so many statements
aud retractions that too great stress
should not be laid on this last effort,
especially since il comes at time
when she is on the point OF resuming
domestic relations with her husband.
The voice is the vice Of Elizabeth but
the baud ia the hand Of Theodore
Whether true or not we hope the time
will come when il will be buried until
the great resurrection.
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a Il ~ pssstaat Cesrt q tAs ralis states 81
Ghs psssrsea ~ Ysrtaaul
il Be. Aea ksnus, Raukrarts IL HAS
ruFtry niNastei ~ Yefasent. e.
Ssfiee u hereby riFun thktA fst.tiou hts been
aleA 10 ssiA Cpnrt, BY Ass " Niana. tf
hapsft n sid pistric3, daily afs Ard bssts
ruft unisg The Act - GeuErfes 60 MarFh
~. fef = diachAree knd ceFllarste ihfFcaf
fsom al be inalw3asi 8shts tF3 GtAtf
tlasma Prorahle unAer etaA AeM @A
hat ne sth t&y 81 MAJ. ISIS, 81 a'cass
q SID 0uuFA 81 ths & ucHu Rooms 3n
butlAh8 V igned foH The hssFihg az ne ssHgf,
uhsn sad whsFp az creditors vhe btfp prataa
tkH.r debts, ssa ether persans Is interest," nst
attend aud show cAass, Y Any thev hhts Shy
TIE prayer q said pstiaua shoaA nai d.
granted.
Dated II RaFlingloa. ca lho llA 4sy e
Apssi, is-s
ss.su RB. NlAIIEY. C4sfk.
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f,cm leE atsv tsgeafteF Mf.
DsuE glass fenen sasai w2a greatly
eaaaagered y he liiils sp So3c. aad
she fact ihss = numhcg 81 Democrats in
re sirisi taa3ealy developed Aspirs'
lseBs fes ass zeal 90 Tbs stFeagth Of his
weAknsss seems 70 have sohertd him.
ard % have caarioocd hin that dfunk.
caDesa 10 Tic House q Representatives,
- aoi probable politically.
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GOMMIssIONER,s NOTICF

ILILA g, AIWVNIs EHTAIe7
The undersigned. having botu sPpdiatfi tr
the Hon, Probate Court }ot She nisNlei e Man
chester, Commissioners, o. receive E2swint aBl
adjust al claims and demands 81 al bfrguUt
against the eatAts Of
reter c. Atwood late q Arlington.
in said District deceased. and an claims ttb8ls
tied IN effect thereto hereby give notice tbst vi
vii meet Tor The purpose Aforesaid, ~ n. a..
HAfas hotel IN said town Of Arlington on thr
81 day Of October ncNt from 9 0'cinck s..
tn. untl o'eieek y, m., an said DAY. aud thR.
an mopths from the sth day Of April, 1878 y
the time limited by said Court for said Ctel tsors
10 present their claims 20 us Or examination
and allowance.
Dated Al Arlington, this 9th day 81 April
A. D., 1873.
AUSTIN COLE, a.,.
l7.sw J. Q. MoNOLL0M. W. :.
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Ths scsaie ~ AZ uaerpseic5iy large
ns,arity hAs passed tbt b,i rtPtA.iag
ias uaisosAl bsakrupi law. a motion
q fecomma tbe biii e tbs committee
oa ,bs Judiciary sor anendmeuis hayiag
bern perAliro5. the b.ll passed ~ 3
vote Il s3io6. Senator Merrill voted
10 che aglrnasiys aad scnsior Edmaads
did not vote 81 al.
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COM MIssIONER,s NOTICE-

JoHs PKRRYs Estate.
We the subscribers, being appointed ly
the Hon, the Probate Court for The District u
Manchester, Commissioners % receive examine
and adjust the elaine and demands Of slipursans
az Ainst the estate o.
John Perry, late Of Manchester,
In said District deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited Ia Offset thereto and as
months from the Sch day u April 1875. being
allowed by said Court Tor that purpose, we de-
therefore, hereby give notice, that we will attend
10 the business Of our appointment at the dWgl-
ling house Of VIM II Smith, in said town Il
Manchester, on the "a day 0f October neat from
A. ~ until O'Clock, ~ N. on said DAY,
Dated a. Manchester, this sth day 81 Apfll
A. D. 1878.
JOHN BATHS, C...,.
l7.9w ALVIN pETIIBONE Z NNui "
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DIR. PALMER, of Westerly, Il. l.. says:
"HUNT'S REMEDY is the most etfec.
tive medicine / have ever used in my
practice, for Dropsy and Kidney Disea.
SEES. 4 can safely say HUNTS RENE
DY has almost raised the dead." All
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY.
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Beverly Douglas, the Virginia repre-
sentative who made such 4 spectacle
81 himself 10 the HouEe = while zgo
that Speaker Randall had 10 send the
eefgeAas-at- arms Alter him and rebuke
hin Tor skisaiEhing With that officiAl.
denies that be hai ian undue allow
saee Of drlnk" on that occasion, and
pledges himself q abstain entirely
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JOHN BATHS,
ALVIN nEIIIRNNI [ J
GEORGE s. HARMAN's Estate

~ STATE or VERMONT. District Of Manchester -
In Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and for said District ON the ith day Of April
A. D. 1878,
Present, Hon. Il. d. Burton, Judge
An instrument, purportng 60 be the last viii
and Testament Of George s. Harman late a.
Rupert in said district, deceased, being pre-
sented by Jane A. Hartman, Rseoutrix therein
named, for Probate, tits ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein 10 notified to
appear At a session thereof, TO be held at the
Probate ofioc in Manchester in said district, on
the Let day OF May A. d. 1878, at 10
O'Clock, in the forenoon, aud show cause, II any
they have, against the probate Of said Will for
which purpose IL is further ordered, that this
order DO published three weeks sueoossiyey IN
the Manchester JOURNAL a newspaper printed AZ
Manchester in this State. previous TO said time o.
hearing.
true record,
Attest, Il. b BURTON, Judge.
A true copy OF Record,
l7.Qw Altaat u IA RTtRTON Judgg
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STATE or VERMONT District Of Manchester, IS.
At a Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said District on the'4th day on April
A. D., 1873.
Present Hon. L. b. BuRTog, Judge.
James X. Batchelder guardian oilMicbael Nor
rissey and Hannah Morrissey, minor children Of
William Morrissey, late OF Arlington in said dig-
trict deceased, makes application to said Court
for license 10 sell the following described real
estate OF his said wards, to wit all the interest
Of hia said wards in all the real estate whereof
William MorrisseY and Hannah Poor, late Of said
Arlington, died seized and possessed in said
Arlington, representing that the sale thereof,
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds OF such
sale at interest or investing the same in stocks
or real estate, would be beneficial 10 said wards;
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court, that
said application be- referred 10 session thereof,
to DO held at the PropAte Office in said Man
chester ON the lat day Of May, A. d, 1873, for
hearing and decision thereon; and ID 10 further
ordered, that all persons interested be notified
thereof, by, publication Of notice Of Faid applea-
ton and order thereon, three weeks ia the
Manchester journal, q newspaper published at
Manchester before SAID time OF hearing, that
they may appear at said time aud place. and, il
they see cAuse, object thereto.
tue record,
Attest, II. b. BURTON. Judge.
true copy OF record,
47-sw Attest. V. D. Burton, Judge.
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81 Mkretfs UHtE tH fMk aaug k4ef
- MI saa Nn fRrl aat
So ~ RrH i8.a. . ~ 70
safs s5 M k
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AGENTS WAETED.-Iw want agents
A 10 canvass for ths Masonic Record. Men q
shs riRhs klnd eaa make from 90 - tis per az
TsrF4Lery given 10 Vermont, Yes Hampshire 81
the entire stAts q MalBs. f0f farther pafileu-
& ]. WAIT
ksyt. n. lars. Manchester. vs..
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HARRIET BABCOCK's ESTATE.

State Of Vermont, Manchester District, ss.
At . Probate Court held At Manchester within
and for said district Of Manchester, % the &stb
day OF March A. D 1878.
Present. Hon. Z. 3. Burton. Jadgs.
Al Instrument, purportlHg W be tae la VII
snd Testament Of Harriet Bsbooek, late " al
ington m said distract deceased, oe.ag pEeseHifa
thai ali persons concerned therein be notified %
appear 81 session thereof. 70 be bed ~ the
Probate Once ID Manchester, 50 said district, on
the zlth day q April A. D., ls7s, q % O'clock
in the forenoon, aBd show eanse, y say they
hkss, kEAinkt the probate u ssli WAi fGr
shseh pnrposs IL IL farther ordered, toSi tsls
order, be babhshsd three weeks successfully ga
the Manchester gOuaSAL, = Newspaper printed
- Manchester IN thls state, previous "a sS3d
time Of bearing
4 true record.
Attsss, T. D. BURTos, Jadsf.
Atrus eepy o. Record,
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The Manchester Journal.

suosa r.r,ars,s4s
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COMMISSIONERS notice.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" I.fxIs kIsEr's Eststs
ne unaaragnsd, having besn appointed b.
ths Hon Probate Couri for the District ~ MAJ
chester Commissioner, 2 receive, eIaEiins ara
.siust al claims aud demands % 81 psrsons
against the estate o.
Lyman KInns late q kspsrt,
Ia sad District deceased. And All claims sxhib-
it'd IL Offset tasreso, hereby give noties that us
vii meet for the pnrposs Aforesaid. at The lass
dweillna h0usA OF said deceased ~ Eupsr On
ths III day 81 June aud on the isi day q
October next ffem . 0'eioes, q p.
nntil .. u. 81 ssid days, aud thai al noushs
fron he let DAY II April a. D. 1878 is the tlfns
IiuaIsaa Nv sad Court fsT skld creditors y pre-
ssnt shsir claims 70 Us for srGmipatioH and A.
low8nes.
Dated a Espssi. this let day 81 April
KxOs P. EHELDoy.l
Hgs ELIJAH BUXTON, Cons.
ca. rHkkAAs
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The largest aud finest assortment OF
Dress Buttons,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
CoRsETs.

Linen Handkerchief,
Silk Handkerchief for Children.
Ladies Necties and Bows,
Colored Knitting Cotton,
Java Canvas, White and Colors,
Waffle Canvas,
The BEsr LINE or WoRsrEps WE EVER
HAD.
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NfoIiHE 81 prepared b. futf 81 meal All
n fo3 s. aaesn - IS can hs hA3 uthFa tsu
WIles a aletei q 1aaFnhea ~ ave hah,
ffei 81 nsr WattH tNa wflts sll srehaHFs
meal 1853 5s5 aWaef
B c0LYIS
tsetaFY N+Ht FE April ath. lssa fFaA
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THURSDAY ARM nfsi
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CLARKE's ToorH ACHE DROPS cure in.
adRtiy.
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DOME sTICs,
comprising in part, new

Prints,
Ginghams.
Ticks,
Ducks,
Brown Cottons,
Bleached Cottons,
Cardinal and Black Prints,
0veralls,
Jumpers,
Cotton Pants,
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We shall continue TO make additions 10 the
above mentioned articles ss the season advances.
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NOTICE fAc 90 partnership heretofore 81.
\ isinH tttegaa b y OiAaings aud Mrrun
Macsa ih's tsE aissOiyad hy matnsl canso nt
u p 0ipnlNuN
MNnON MORSE,
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REDS SEEDS.
Spring Style Of Hats,

FEATHERS, SILKS and RIBBONS.
which can sell al very low figures. would sr.
press thanks for the liberal patronage have re-
ceiyed and solicit q continuance OF the same.
/ have Hlr0 for eale tho
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French Finish for Linen

and Huslin, used by all lsundries give that nice
hulsh tina. We see On new colou, cuffs. &c.
l.. WILCOX
FACTORY Point April 81. 1873. l2f
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Having purchased thr most hHsiuess, sleck
aHa book speuaat 81 4 n GiAliuEs \ Co. die.
tayea, All bale 8Ba che company musl be sottlsd
GO ouedH
MfRON MORSE,
Fsttg lNpb VI. April Hh, ISIS asas
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Tas suhaershsfs tfs now recsivisF ssv reo3s
~ ths sFTlzK tra8s cuUfnasHS - TAss ne
feliowlar
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GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL
~ DRAT nOmAnn

hIVuHFl n y NNIVINt 'WUtVf
true copy Of Record,
47ssw Attest. n. b. BURTON, Judge
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The remarkable success Of The hFing dye
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word-pietures; thisis TO be an artist, but
scarcely a poetin the largest sense Of the
word. i M M
To illustrate that spirit in the world
which gives hearers TO Nj, IngeIsol, and
which inspires him 70 present his protme
doubts in thelecture-room, can not, IS
Il seems to me, do better thautp again
quote MT. EmeFsOnin his Before mention
ed lecture. Nor is ii perhaps necessary TO
remind the reader that although the lee
ture was delivered thirty-seven years ago
long before Mr.. Ingersoll was known rs
lecturer-its thoughts still suit the times:
"a nav dl,saas has fallen on the lie a man Esery
age IKE every human 6Ody, has IL own distemPeT
0thI tImss have bad var, " famine, ora bafbarsm
domestic GT bSriEfing their antasonts: Our lore
iAtheTs walked 10 the World and went 70 their g9vea
tOrmentsd With felJ Sin lndtho terror Of the Day
q Judgment. These teUrS have lost their force and
our tbTinents Uhbeltf. the uncertainty = % What
DO aud thedlsruSt that the Necessity We all Al
last beliVTe in,-b fair and beneheent Oar religion
assume, the nesliiVe form q reieetl0n 0St q love
tSs IS " e5,ss% 's r:. pspeIity hans
Ike eISai "a DE brow Il al eulaTated persons
syFtain ImheellIsy in the hess sPlrits which de:
5RsiSrIas have their high origin In an deal Of jus
tce but they do not retaln The purity d the idea.
They are quickly organized IN some low, inadequate
form, aud present no more pete image 70 Tue mlnu'
than the evil tradition which they Tepr0bale. They
ix the FIRE Of the mOral SoHtImsnt with personal and
party heatS with melSureess exagEeratiOps and the
blindness that Prete some darling melSnfe 70 justice
| and truth. Those who arc urging With most a1dor
Ehat are called the greatest bsnehts Of mankind are
narrow seli.p easing cOneeited men, and eteet Us a
The insane do They bite W and We ran mad also.
thInk the work Of the reiprer a. inuoeen - other
work that Is done around him; bat vhen have seen
Il nan, do not like Il better. ItIsdone In the same
way It & done pFUfanely, not ploasly: by manage
hlent By tAcfIe and clam0E. II bnIt IN the ear.
eauoi feel any pleasure In sacrifices which display
| TO such paftialty Of character. We do not want
ACTIONS but men; not chemical drop Of NAieF, oui
rain; the 5plE that shells and showers actions count
less epdIess actions"
Mr. Emerson's words on the spirit Of
the Times and its opponents, though in
tended for long ago, are so true, and seem
to me so exactly to apply to Mr.. Inger-
soils lectures, that feel II will be pre-
summing in me to add more. L.
IJHsSling Norember 29th, 1878.
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SATURDAY, The al,, d.y Il Dsseale, In

At the 'front.' door Of the Court Houss Q, OAsCs,t,
beEiunlng At 10 O'clock a. H. the iOlIoVins 5sIi.l
real estate, GiiuGts on The S; slde d Fro, mi Z
the addition 10 The city q Wheeling lad oat " M.
y Moore; Trustee q the estate d L Zane, % VIVID,
Ing Island, and desisnaie1 90 The plt Il sii llis
- lot No. lpt.
TAENs-0ne-ihIrd cash, q more partk,,, N
elect, balance payable 10 equal nRslimsniI Il N nj
twelve months, se1Hel b. deed u trRH.
Selling as trustee, ! shall only tOnIty suth Nd, 4,
4 vested In re a such tru'tee, llibOSgh tt. \
llesed 70 be pedect.
~ - ". II. CALDWELL. Trn,.n.