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National Republican., 1879-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
- aud General Auotioneers, Nc. ti2 Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Pursuant 10 two deods OF trust executed by tho Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company ON the lst day OF July,
1871 and ON the 10th day of February 1852 respective
ly TO secure the payment of the bonds issued by the
said company, the undersigned, Surviving trustees by
tho said deeds appointed viii sell the ADOVIMIlN.
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY On the 18th day
of JANUARY, 1880, nj II o'clock M for cush, at tho
auction house Of Leigh Bros g. Phelps In tho city Of
Norfolk, Va, -
G. w NEWTON, lr,,,.,o.
WIN, ". O. ELLIS, irus'eo''
LEIGH BROS. q PHELPS,
ocl0-9m Auctlonecrs
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TRAVELLERS, SsUIDP,

RALTfMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
- The Great DoubleT'racb
| NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
| to the
NORTH, NoRTHwEs'r WEST AND SOUTH.
| WEST
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
" as the best 90 Is JuSTHS OLD STAND
known Tor year, as tho only place whore frstclass
secondhand clothing can bt sold at respectable
prices Address or call az
LUSpH'S OLD STAND,
No 60 ID street, between Sixth aud Seventh streets
northwest or branch store No. lOo Ninth street. DO,
tween ID and streets northwest.
N. B,-NOte by mail promptly attended 10. sel0
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENGEl

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
a 7i,A,r,o EoRrUNE EIRsSErl, sEl,, GBAAED ~, DISTnL
DAY, JANUARY 49, 1850 - llOIh MONTHLY
DRAWING
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature u the State Tor Educational and Chorta-
TY.FIYE YEARS, TO which contract the lnvioable
fith OF the State Is pledged which pledge has been
its franchise in the new constitution adopted DeCeni.
3D. A, ID, 1879, with capital OF lOOO0OO to which
II mas since added reserve fund of $50 OOL
TrS GRAND SINGLk NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will tRRe place monthly on the second Tuesday.
II neUGr scales or postponed Look ~ the following
Distributions - , -
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PERSONAL.


DIR HENRIE JONES tcolorod)
has removed his Office to his residence, No i2i
Il st, near Second W, where he will he pleased
TO see his old patients or others whom they may be
pleased 10 send him. de2l-2t
RARE opportunity for one Of literary tastes and
"A few hundred dollars to invest In agreeable,
safe and lucrative business. Address THRIFT, Re
publican onlce. do27-3ts
RISHOP, the Bird Man, Of ~ East Baltimore ST.,
ID baltimore Md, Will send you, per Adams Tx
press free ofcharges. German Canary tNinle) first
class Singer, including large Brass Cage (snIue as
he had on exhibition Mt the Fair, all for Si0i send
money In letter or r. o. Order, with iu address, In
plain letters
National Republican., 1879-12-29

ON liberal terms, q three story basement Resi-.
~ dence, with all modern Improvements; situated
on Eleventh ST within minutes walk of tho Est
cars; inquire at National RepuDlcan office. selgL
National Republican., 1879-12-29
DENTISTS.

DENIISTRY-
have fitted up, with special reference to Dentistry,
the pleasant and centrally located rooms No ~, -Four
teenth street, corner New York avenue, where | am
prepared to perform all operations on the natural
teeth With care and satisfaction.
Artificial teeth OF every kind and grade Inserted.
Nitrous Oxide for the extraction OF teeth, si.
Three lines of cars nass the door
Dk. Nj. y. BROWN.
iyo
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FOR AkENT-EEOUSES,
FOR sALE-lIOgjSES.

NOR RENT-Call ana see our list OF property or
II rent JOHN SIIERMAN& CO..
Ru2Eu 81, ClDud building,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTEO-MRsrEELANEOUs.

EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
n property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN u co.
ST. Cloud Buidng. Real estate aud loans. Jy3l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NrOTICE.-IN THE ACTION OF MULTiPLEPOIND-
~ ing aud exonerstion at the instance OF Sommervie
Crcg writer the sgnet Edin burgh judicial factor
of the late Misses Margaret and
Stein sometime residing Edin
daughters OF the late Robert Stein, Biackha
and real raiser against Sidney stem, of q Rathbou
place Great George ST. Liverpool and Others the chill
of William Stein nephew of the also
against Mrs Frances Dcwar or Brdgemsn wife Of Henry
John Brdgeman, sometime of the National Bank Of
Ireland Loughres, Ireland, aterward manager of the
presently In Australia elsewhere furth of Scotland and
said Henry st. John Brdgsman. In
law for his said wife and his Interest," Mrs Margaret
Dewar Dickson. wife OF Hugh Dickson, o
lately residing at Sanden Quebec, Lower Canada, and
the said Hugh Dickson. as administrator In law for
his said wife and for his interest George Stein
lately in Texas, America elsewhere urth Of
scotland, James Stein, lately residing in Nc
Donough, county Peoria ILL.,, in the United States OF
America. Janet Stein Vaughan Euphema Russell Stein
Maughan and John Maughsn, all residing at "a Wellington
place Toronto Defenders the Honorable Lord Adams
pronounced the following IA terocutor -
EpiNBuRcu July L., 1S7s-fnds the raiser liable only
In and single payment and conveyance appoints
claimants the fund In medic lodge their
denees aud claims by the second box day in the ensuing
donce OF this process be made by advertise
ment twice in each Of the following newspapers:-
interval of week, wis.,. rus NEW YORK HERALD,
Scottish American journal, tho Toronto Globe tho Mol
bourne Argus and the sydney Herald
(Signed) JAMES ADAM.
OF which intimaton Is hereby given.
4 l. GARDINER, =. :. q, Agents for the pursucr, 2
Thistle Court
EpISR, July 81, 1879.
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EXCURSIONS.
:, =. Long a..
To-day and every day including Sundays.
LONG BY Sf fIsso6Pf fff' Ro s's-"
EVERY DAY. s., :ss $50 S Nd .n Dd's h
FARE to 's s Pref ss.a at i Fifty chsrs
including
Pier Tickets 10 cents extra.
fFsyt GA s5ck ssls 8
trip win find half hour trains fare 80 cents round trip
,Ts .ss 6f r. SSx
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Ne" A0
Rou lSI If "TRIP.
Daily s1eur'i Hpr y ths psror steamer
fo .a ss :. no 1s ns.
'''' '''''As ~ 'A' TINE TINE TABLE
ifs 'ysfs AK !ssl' %fkE
AZ a
IN tAs sBy y, VEST ssd gs con'y '..
A -A-RoCKAwAY BEACH.
THE BATHING PLACE OF THE PEOPLE
THREE EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY
coLpMBIA AND GRAND REruBLlc.
combining absolute safety with luxury.
til. Ss u. ksae or
forming an ever-chaE gin panorama
- NINE MILES OF FINE BEACH.
washed BY beautiful surf and famed by an nneea'ins
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT
sssss 9s4z= sssgrs
5 F:s :: xsfSyiiys iSsS
9 5I hsSKEax s
aE.SaKHss III so..
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT:
A. A-r0 'H Is1S sEy D 1haS PIER AT ooSEH
GREAT SUCCESS OF THIS RoUTEl
H E12T Haun E FksSE Fo rsE
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT coNEY ISLAND.
NO CHANGE TO OARS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR LANDING.
SURE LANDINGS SAFE AND SPEEDY.
. Sylvester s4 sas s sssz st r aa;
f';:: "a, ss s;s
T. W. T. +. L.
Americas. l:l5 L. NJ y. NJ. .4S p. NJ.
Eliza Hsncox..... As r. NJ. 2OOP. NJ. 2:15 p. NJ.
Minnie Cornell. -. 2:15 r. NJ. 2:3OP. NJ. 2:45 p. M.
J. Sylvester. ...... 2:45 r NJ 3:UOP. NJ 1916 p. NJ
j. i. Schuyler..... S:l5 p NJ 3.nP. NJ. 3:45 z. NJ
Americus.........I 4:l5 r. M 1880 Il. NJ. AS p. NJ.
Eliza Hancox......l 4:45 p NJ 5DOP. NJ. 5:15 r. NJ.
Minnie Cornell... 5.l5 p NJ 5:3OP. NJ. 5:45 p. NJ.
j. Sylvester. 40 p NJ 60OP. NJ. 6:l5 p. NJ.
]. B. Schuyler 6:15 p. N. $50 p. NJ 645 =. NJ.
W. oath st. Leroy Pier2. NE.
Grand Republic. 7:3O r. NJ T:45 p. NJ. SOOP. NJ.
In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY,
r. 81 jsrs. ~Ssg Brooi1yn IA
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier every 80
8 P. NJ, then and 10 p. NJ.
Single Fare IS cents; Excursion Tickets so cents;
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER.
Return Tickets are good on either boat
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West 22d s-e 80 10 As As A. n. IL 40, As, As,
3:4o, ~, 5 40. 6 40, 7:45 and s:4oP NJ.
West 10th St. 49, 10 SO IL $50 A. NJ; IL 4S 50 .53,
S:4S. 453 5 :4S, :4S and SO p. NJ.
Cedar St pier l3 North Riverl-s;lo. So II 10 NJ
II 10 05 2:l0 80, O5 $40. 5, D5 and 10 p NJ:
Communpaw, connecting with the Central Railroad Of
New Jersev.-lOsG5 us and 10 p. NJ.
Pier ]. North River Stone PIER is, II 10 A. NJ
II rs 2:i5. rs. 20 5:l5, 6l0 10 and rs p NJ
Harlem steamers from Fulton ferry-9:5O, II A NJ (;
2O5, 4 Us, and p. NJ.
Excursion tickets Soc Single trip. SOC. Children be-
tween and II years Of age, he
Special arrangements for excursions &c. Once,
room 80, Coal aud Iron Exchange
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EXCURSIONS.

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"A. To charter for EXCURSIONS. steamers WALTER A
4 BRETT and GENERAL sEDGwIcK with the Con-
Groves Apply at BRIGGS Excursion Once 3s4 West
A st., oppssite Christopher street terry A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DoCKAwAY BEACH
III VIA LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROI1ND TRIP. 50 CENTS

Leave Hunters Point tlstbush sv, Brooklyn 10 min.
IL. 1 80. 2 30, 4 80, ana y. NJ.
SUNDAY sCHEDULE.
Leave Hunters Point o. 10. ii A M ~ NJ, 30, 2 40
$3.50, 430 r. NJ. Flatbush av., Brooklyn, 10 minutes
earlier
The - and n A. NJ and 30 r. NJ from Hunters Point
special expresses, with Pullman PARLOR CARS
tached TIME, 80 MINUTES. Returning express trains
leave Rockswey 80, q and 30 y. "A.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
K UNLIMITED VARIETY OF TOURS AND ExCUR-
Asions by rail aud at exceedingly low
offered by Messrs. LEvE ALDEN 27l Broadway.
corner Chambers st. Call or send postage for American
Tourist Gasette AnEus numoer which contains descrp-
catalogue Tourist Tickets White Mountains Niagara
Falls River and Gulf of ST. Lawrence. Saguenay River,
Montreal, Quebec and other noted resorts
LEYE x ALDEN 27l Broadway.
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A -KEHoBoTH BEACH, :, n.,
6AtAsAhGSin.fEaDi "'''' s'Is Fines. = WI
REFREshINa P.l.ss .s.a%ships New Br"n..ick
REcufEED&rrSG except sunday; s;sTp N. saturday
EcoNoMIcAL Tickets for round irip, including
So PsssS &c Only ssd
OLD DosrEfST zt 5Sals n s;s sss;ss
A -A-To IONA ISLAND.
l,.;,: T =: y ;:.:: ;$.;; SSssfSs %
Toh S Ss ItsS GEMS
to- ffsS SUBJ
New York Grand musical entertainments on board
myIsnISe BANKS EVERY Esyu PAW AN SATURDAYS
leaving ass; .;ss, t.; So s,is
T. dsa'ls%ss'ss ;'si.s., X, sac
RMeHroS BEACH VI.
- LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
u r. g. agSIEs fS.sr 49, so sc Nj
= Is 50 10 So 40 4'.o $40 40 f4o $50
Fare for round ar f.sm ssT YS;s % cent.
Forres-Esst sath st aud James slip.
Closed cars on night trains from the Beach.
CoNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.
rs esn,s-Ro.nd Trip rielos.-as cont.
Tho largo and elegant steamer JOSEPHINE will make
excursion trips TO COMFY ISLAND via Locust Grove.
leaving daily -
22d st., N T. LEROY a., N. X Pier 10, foot Cedar ct.
a.2O A. N. o:DA M es@DA NJ.
l2OOM I2:10P. NJ. 122OP NJ.
3:i0P. VI. s:2u r. NJ. 3::DP NJ.
The shortest and quickest route TO Coney Island
minutes ride the and landing the
iron pier Cables and Brighton Beach Trains Two
island with this boat at 10 A. M,
and 6DP. NJ. Excursion tickets, including steamboat
and ears, 20 cents
Steamer BAY RIDGE will leave pier N. r., 10 A. ~
and as r. VI. For New York. leave Locust Grove
A. NJ, ~ 80 and s;4sP NJ Fare TO Bath. Locust Grove
aud Coney Island, 20 cents
Tickets Of Josephine and Bay Ridge good cars Of B.
b. &C. l. X. r. to Brooklyn.
EXCURSION PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ilrapdiy aud cheaply dono by the Metropolitan Job
Printing oce. ~ Ann st. Branch office IA Union square,
connected by telephone
DocKAwAY BEACH
III VIA LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
ROUND TRIP. 50 CENTS
Leave Hunters Point tlstbush av Brooklyn, 10 min
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
wi OPEN FROM 5 80 A. NJ. TO ~ NJ
RECTOR STNearest point for w all street ferry,
municA tng with cars for South ferry
CORTLANDT sT.-Nesrsst point for Jersey City and
Communipaw ferries
and Barclay street ferry to Hoboken.
CHAMBERS ST.-Nearest point for Pavona and Erie
Railway ferries
FRANKLIN ST.
GRAND ST-Nesrcst point for Desbrosses street ferry
TO Jersey City connecting with for Desbroes and
East Grand street ferries
BLEECKER ST.-Connecting with cars for east and
sTH sT.-Connectng with for Christopher street
and East Tenth street ferries
I4TH T-Connecting with for East Twenty.third
and Thirty fourth street ferries.
23D ST.-Connecting with for Tweutythird street
ferry Jersey City and East Thirty fourth ferry for
Hunters Point
AID ST.-Connectng with New York Transfer Company's
cabs for Grand Central Depot
5UTH ST AND 9Th AV.
5SrH ST-Sixth entrance to Central Park con-
Meeting with of Belt Line Railroad.
ST AND 9Th Az, slsf ST, AND 9TH Az. % b 81.
AND 9TH Av.. l04TH ST AND 9TH Av FOR UP
TOWN TRAINS take east side stations FOR DOWN
Trains will to 5sth st. and 9Th and lO4th
9th altern ately.
Sunday trains from ~ 80 p. M. till II midnight
FARE TEN CENTS,
except between the hours Of 30 and 30 and
Up. NJ, whom the fare Is 5 cents.
WILLIAM r. GARRISON, President
VAN BpoCKLiN Superintende
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EXCURSIONS.
T IEDKRKRASz SOCIETY
GRAND MIDsUMMER's NIGHT FESTIVAL.
THURSDAY NIGHT. 2IsT AUGUST.


IRON PIER, COMFY ISLAND.
wonderful display of Fireworks In front OF
the IRON PIER, at 4 o'clock. -
GRAND ILItU MlNATION. with ELECTRIC and COl1-
OhED LIGHTS. for the LIEDERkRANZ SOClETr-
GhAFULLAS unrivalled FULL SEVENTH REGIMENT
- BAND will play for dancing until A. M
smooth grand deck and capacious buildings OF the
lkON fiER capable of holding 10000 persons, makes
this wonderful structure the delightful ballroom In
Supper will be served from TO o'clock
In case OF unsvorabe weather the Festival will be post
poned until Friday August
THE PLEASANTEST ROUTE to the IRON PIER IL BY
the STEAMBOATS, of THE OCEAN NAVIGATION AND
PIER COMPANY which will make trips until4 A. N.
Attention called their time table.
MANHATTAN BEACH
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY WEDNESDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 20.
ADMISSION, lOC; INCLUDING SEAT. 25C.
Trains leave foot East 23d Crossing the via
steamer sylvan Giove) s45 e45 lo45. II :i5 NJ and
half hourly thereafter to & 40 r. NJ.
New York via Greenpout to 10 rs r. NJ
Elevated railroads South Ferry connecting with
steamer d. X Martin hourly from rs A. NJ to rs r. NJ,
Bay Ridge
steamers Thomas Coyer and Twilight leave North River
landings from I'D 9:l0. 10 25 NJ. then honrly TO
S2o r. NJ Leroy ST., 33 A. NJ, and hourly to 3o r. NJ
pier 3, 8 s55 A. NJ, and hourly TO Il :55 p. NJ.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach Tor New York
via Bay Ridge, half hourly 10 10 rs r. NJ
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In addition the GRAND REPUBfid leaves, DAILY,
West oath st. 10 A. NJ Leroy ST., 10 20 A. M; pier N
r.. 10; A. NJ; Jewells wharf, Brooklyn, IL A. NJ.
Returning leave Iron Pier every 80 minutes to
8 P. NJ, then Q and 10 p. NJ.
Single Fare, IS cents; Excursion Tickets. so cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER.
Return Tickets good n either boat.
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AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
100 WEST 23D ST. NEAR 9TH Av.,
THIS TUESDAY, MORNING. AT 10 O'CLOCK,
cABfNET 'UPRIGHT PIANO =
PARL0R SUITS EBONY FRAMES, covered in satins
and silks ebony Cabinets Tables to match; Pedes
tails Easols Music Stands Lace Curtains Pier Mirrors.
ASH. MAPLE AND WALNUT Chamber Sets, French
Dressers Bedseads Washstands Chionniers spring and
hair Mattresses, Brussels Carpets. DINING ROOM
Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs, China, Glass and Silver
Ware. j. l. SMITH, Auctoneer
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TT,ExAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DfRECT-THE
steamer RIO GRANDE, Captain Penning ton, Will
sail from pier 20 East River Saturday. August 30 sS
y. NJ, sooner, II full -. ffI.I'. ItM
CITY or AUSTIN, direct to Key W est. August %.
Through bulls OF Iading given to Houston aud all points
the international and Grand Northern, Galveston,
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston, Harrisburg
TO $50. cabin; S25, steerage.
Office.
For freight passage and general information apply to
G. II. MALLORY a CO., Agents.
River.
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20 p ~
On saturday, EEuUa-s TIT
Lecilg tH- Naslg
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Ezs-7;,szv

Louis. she DELAYED on account OF the breaka Ze
Of some of her machinery.
The are hogan arrived at VlcksbuTg last sat
utay from Yalobusha river, all the way from Gre
nsda, with 500 bales cotton.
The hy of Hsiena, Ca'taln l. Fl. M'Kee. is the
AucaO--lne &C. ct this NOR ing at ten O'Clock for
Wick burg. George Walton Is her clerk.
hclnLau Times: we are sorry 10 learn that
Captain Eugene BOWSTS, OF Newport, is 10 better.
His son Is al-O very low at his fathers house"
The Charles p. ChOuleau departed last evening for
Ne" Orleans with 800 bales cotton, 1927 sacks OIL
cake, 30 barrels oil, lot of sundres and several
passengers.
The George " Cheek, Captain Stack Lee. Is the
reg ilar pacSe this evening AZ five O'clock for Hele
ma and Frlar5 Point. VIM Houston and Nat Banks
The Grand yyer. Captain George Lenax is the
AnehoT-lne packet This evening 70 five O'clock for
Cur ana - LIuis. Thomas White and John Crane
he fh5-~pson Dean. Captain J. H Pepper.
passed up yesterday fer Cairo. She will be back in
tim to leave on her reg ar DAY, iturday, at five
O'Clock for NV Orleans
The Illinois. Captain John B. Davis In command
IS the pa et tns evening at hYe O'Clock Tor ArAan-
saS CITY ana all way liDdjngS. John GWathmey and
Marlin Jones are her clerks.
Orleans for Cincinnati with 300 tons freight ana 30
passengers passed up last evening She adj ed here
The Jemes ", Gaff departed last evening for Cir
cinnsti With $50 ba es cotton $50 barrels oil. ,
bd rs rags, lot scrap iron, 10000 cane POLES lot Of
way freight ~ cabin passengers and ID dsckers
The Red Wing, Captain George u alone, VIII he
YicksbuTg. she leaves again tO-mOrrO" evening At
i've o'cl'e'. Ed Z. Thomas viii be found in charge
The Osc7nla Belle arrived at dark last evening.
She was detained at the SUI ken barge Hattie. she
att on the Golden CITY IL amou ted to 800 IONS,
principally sugar and mOlaS5sS. The SScs ola Belle
ia;s over until to-nlOrrOw her regular day
4 Mr.. Morgan, who was plaTently Hndsr the In
fuanca of whisky, fell overheard from the Lee
whsr vat Yesterday morn g and MonLd have as
S'lTed : been DIR wned had not J. WyckoH, second
clerk of the Hard Cash. rescue him from a Wstery
grave Dir MORAN, Instead OF gratefully thanking
shamefuIy.
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act establishing this District; but store or
within one fourth of mile by the line OF streets. OF
either maTEethouse; shall any meat store within
the distance above specified, be continued except by
The present owner or proprietor.
SC >. All stores where fresh meats, fish game or
Vegetables ara sold shall be subject 10 inspection b.
and AT the discretion Of the MaTketmasters. or on
complaint or any citizen.
see. 3. Auy person OF firm who shall violate any
OF The provisions OF this ordinance who shall sell
fresh meat, nsh, game or vegetables from any store
VI h0ut having obtained the requisite permission
from the President OF the Board of Fire and Police
commissioners Tor The same, shall be guilty of a
i2ser ineauor and, on arrest ana conviction before
me trasl1 nj OF the Board OF Fire and Police Com
O.. sl1n7rs, shall be ineC not less than one dollar
nor mo1e than fifty collars Toy each Cffznse.
see & Any Ier Laut or commission merchant
regularly lcsus Ell shall oe authorized and permitted
20 sell fresh meat from store without obtaining a
special permission therefor; prOgideI that no such
merchant OF commission merchant shall cut
oUCr the bulk OF auy lecs OF fresh meat or shall
permit the same 10 be done for purposes Of sale,
te convenience OF pUrch eTs, while The same Is IN
bis store or under his Etr0i; and pF0rIed further
t.al "a no case shall ans merchant OF commission
litR one quarter OF any slaughtered animal Any
violation OF this section shall subject the offender to
= me OF not less than ten dollars nor more than
hfIy dollars for each OGense.
sec All TeT5OnS doing business under the prC-
visions OF the last four sections OF this ordinance are
hereby authorized 10 deliver articles Id until nine
clock SUNDAY morning, but not to sell any article
bi1peH. ANY person convicted of violation OF This
ordinance before the President of the Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners shah be fined from one
TO fifty dollars.
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ERUsTEsa SALES.


10y virtue Of q ce tain Deed of Trust. made TO me
u as trustee by d. A. and E. T. Campbell his wife.
ana recorded IN the registers Office OF Shelby coun-
", In book l0S pages 259, 2b0 and 26l, to secure
tho payment of the note therein mentioned default
having been made Ia the iayment thereof will
sell, at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in the TaXir District, formerly known as the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, TenUe ssee, by re-
quest Of the beneficiary, on
Friday, the 2ERt Day OF March, 1879,
at public auc ion, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
tTelue O'Clock m the following described real
estate lying and being in the county of Shelby State
Of Tennessee: Beginning at stake on the north
side Of MLemOre avenue SS feet east of the inter
ectfOn of tlmwOCd and MLsmore avenues; thence
east with NJ LemOre avenue 2TS feet TO a stake POS
feet west of the intersection of Raleigh and NJ Lemore
avenues; thence north parallel with Raleigh avenue
62S feet tn stake; thence west 27S 1eet TO stake;
thence south 62S feet 70 the MISUNDERSTANDING
tour acres more or ieSs-being the same as conveyed
in the above trust deed to which erence is made
for more particular description.
The title is believed 10 be perfect. Equity Of
dempt0n. ETC., waived but sell and will convey as
trustee only. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
LnhnstnIl x Enrd- AtfnrnaSs-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
Buildings Opened as to Chancery Sale Of
Real Estate

Nos. 1928 and 2332, I-Chancery Court OF Shelby
cOun'y--huTueS x POstOn vs.. II. :. Nevsome e al.
ES1 virtue OF an lhter AcutOry decree for resale en-
- tered IN the above cause on the DIST day OF
February 1879. N. 3. y. 1879, will az the Clerk
and Masters Office. Courthouse 3 Hiding Memphis
Tenn, receive bids until Monday. March 3 1879.
at - O'Clock an, agreeable 10 the terms OF sale
herein on tie following described oEeTty situated
iu shelby county Tenn. t0-ait: Being In that pelt
Of Memphis known as Chelsea and being parts or
lots 2TS ana Z7G. on plan of GTeeniaw addition 20
Memphis, and beg ming for the part owned los H.
= NeW,ome a a stake the 10 theast corner OF Fifth
AMI Kerr street; thence with Kerr street 30 Teet;
thence north 1883 feet 30 IN alley; thence west
with said alley 80 feet to kifh street; thence south
wauiy with east line OF Fifth street to the begin
ming. The property will be struck OF to the highest
ana best b'dder on said March 3, 1879, at - M
Terms OF Sale-Un a credit OF six months; pur-
chaser giving bond and security, bearing interest
from IA E. and lien retained to secure purchase
money. This FebuarT21, 1879.
r j. BLACK. Clerk and Mater.
u. " Miller. Humes & POsgoB, and Ciapp