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The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
A Probable Parade.

1t has already been stated in the GA
zETTE that the Friendship Fire Com
pany of this CITY will visi. Harrisburg,
Pa, on July IN to participate In @ fire.
on that day. The Friendship will return
on the following day, and upon their ar
rival in this city, they will be received
by the Ph9nix Company. The Ph4nix
has sent invitations to the remainder OF
the department to participate in the re-
ception, which Invitation has been &C.
cepted by the Reliance, and will prob
ably be by the other companies. II they
all accept the imitation, 1t will be the
fir-t time that the whole department has
turned out for a number Of years in a
parade.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
For the Gszette.
John 9. Brysns'sC Ce14
Wn,M1Nar0M, MhyT.

WhMIN6IONs
Having every reason to believe tnat
there has been q combination formed =
snnnress sum the truth by sacrificing ana -
nyipc ip me the privilege Of defending NJ
character apainst the upllfed hana y
the slanderer. sincerely deslre eno
earnestly pray that all. prejudioaA Aay
he ewithdrawn-that the truth may nfe-
vail and to this end ! call upon tne
neonle of wilmington to grant me ~
imnartial hearing that may Acquis NY
self of the unjust accusations Haeoe
asaiGss i osa1leaee %s. Geo. M. butcher snd f.@i.
lv to meat ma in auv hall or plncs 0cy
nav designate and sustaine one, 9ngIe
charge of the many they have prweSetl ~ ~
against me. Then again In ofoeF -
abuse the public mind 0t ny nsss
charges against Mr.. Dutchor So :. =.
Hall and will convict them on the ~
ness testimony of themselves and tnoss
family 10 not wish to humfhnto t1em
bv pubhcly specifying theu chasgees eC91
will agree to convict them vith0qs fon- s.e
| ing on solitary or single soul 10 1917
against them. II fsii then = I'm ~
be to the law Of the land and weulsoe'
T I cGall.nrs and solicit any and ~ Svi-
dence that will help my accussss tGeon'
am entitled to trial before j9dgc-
ment is pronounced upon ne so -.
lowed to defend my course and oQlA40l
Twill astonish the good people of Xit
mington when they learn hSw eicee.g.
bers of said family. 1 desire AMI deeerv-
ed hearing, then II I am found guilty ~
the penalty be applied. Iwilf ness my
aceusers In any public ball they ees. e q
name. pct ~ JOHN ". 03HaSS'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The Negro Exodus.
THOUSANDS OF CoLoRED PEOPLE NOT
WAITING.

THOUSANDS OF CoLoRED PEOPLE NOT
WAITING.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The report
of the interview of General Conway with
the President is now said by the Presi-
dents friends to have be EN- erroneous in
some particulars. General Conway de-
sired TO know definitely whether the
President approved the proposition to 60
with chartered boats and deliver the
thousands on the banks of the river,
and was said last evening that he replied
that he thought the step ought to be
taken as one of justice and humanity
The Presidents information, it now alr
pears, has not led him to suppose that
there are thousands of colored people on
the banks of the river waiting for trans
portation, and he did not advise the
chartering or sending of steamboats, tt
carry them away.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
A frightened Horse.

Yesterday forenoon, quite an exciting
unaway took place on West Sixth street.
bout 10 o'clock as Mr.. g. Venn, the
)aker on east Fifth street, was driving
own Sixth street, west of Jefferson, the
One becamc frightened and started to
nn. Mr.. Vcnn sprang out and caught
b. horse by the head and was dragged
square and a half, and in the end was
brown down and trampled upon by the
tigltened animal, His head was cut
|ni he was mnch bruised. He was
akcn into the Office Of Messrs. G. *
Pyle at Sixth and Monroe streets,
here lie was cared for and was taken
lOmc shortly artrrward. The horse was
popped after running up Sixth street
SOme distance.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
APesuIiarC~se

At the police station last evening, be-
fore Esquire O'Neil, Mrs. Elisabeth
FoRerty and her husband, brought the
charge Of assault on their little boy with
tent to kill, BY two larger boys BY the
tasti fed that about the 28th Of April she
heard Mrs. Smith tell her little boys to
take her MRS. FOgerty's) child down
into the marsh, lying east of Jackson
street and drown him. A little while
after she saw them down In the marsh
and the Smith children had thrown her
son face downward In the mud and we're
holding him there. She thought he
would have been smothered had not as
sistanoe gone to the little fellow. Other
witnesses corroborated the ABOVE, and
Mrs. Smith was fined S5 and held In
$500 to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
important 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is Me
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their CHILDREN. 1t corrects acidity OF the
sf fomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
Il, wells and gives rest, health and comfort, ,
IN mother and child. During the process
of teething It's value Is incalculable. II
snftens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays an pain, thereby giving rest 70
rwenty- five cents . bottle. marit-1yeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Out Pastuurinr.

ihe horses Of the Water Witch Fire
II,"nPallS |, nPS are out at pasture on the farm
~ william Richardson, on the Newport
Ae' where they will remain for three
fn by hand.
lne horses Of the Fame Hose Com
Eas E are also ont for pasturing on a
'I,d' ',sd ol , member n of the company stu
.eG 'D'l, near Brandywine Springs. Their
's'le Will also be run by hand.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
DiscOurasing Matrimo onal Rel.tae-

MARSHALL, Texas, May 26.-Wbile
William Wilkeson was oonversine with
Mis-. Angel concerning marriage with
her daughter, to which she objecled, her
son approached from the rear and fired
inefiectively upon Wilkeson with . shot
gun. Wiikeson wrestled the gun from
young Angel and shot him in the stoma ach
inticting fatal wound, after which An
gell drew pistol and shot W5lkeson in
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
oIIRTH EDITION
.o1iRLICAN PLANE
.r the Republican
|. Meeting ii y" ExenIng.

- nr the Republics"
resiII%Ss escI"S las. Evening, ;. organ.
Ybe RepaD,,'inn'ttih .on IN the Masonic Tempe, e.
week saasDocd asU ,% meeting last night IN
sir new F0S'', S%a@s ms and Bros. on Market iss
Iding o. y. With Eiiih. The members Of tne '''
I.aamDvSenced aDvre to sraegs; in rs x,s sIs rct
seo s oclork, but the r'ac',,,'u ', hour after
I'd. a. calling the meeting to or
Previous !a ,aotrr " on had cast his eye
y I,,l' ,ue aver ,p the scene, he would nave
efllly over aav Wv hitherto inharmonious
that q %a"y 1ns adear ''''a''O old Republican
Ene9,s ssrs :. mingling mir together on terms
Ny. ,'as ~e.e and and confidence. Numerous
intimacy y. a" present we're those who had
Pong ',lUs' ,@s party lines and arranged e 4
Pleu .,rss an' among the adherents 70 the
sn'elvesS T. " croze last fall, and many
ss,s ssa'1b" Who had walked out of the parry, parry,
,s's.d ls,s %I beyond human endurance when zen
'1as'G NJ Gallagher a was nominated '0r
Toriu ,Ie n &. McI.ear, the acknowledged
,.Ilsnt Nj, nI y, uut,l a permanent organiza-
ss'us"t o. be effected, called the meeting
p a,dsr Ssr AZ and an Mr.. George W. Stone acted I,
OIuel' a,,rv rv' while President of Counci !
ss,sus,eIn ss,sr.aj occupied seat Of honor on
cn.ei,s'' ,s and untsnged parliamentary
H. saS rben they got mixed up. A lndi-
aes e. Ih nhase was presented about this
Ou' pl phsn civ Treasur Vincent took
ns asst srd beside a very small ex-city Off, u,
s' Mr. Vincent quietly hummed all
n.iur' ~, % .,wilkle twinkle little star.
T'S 1n 4, st business In order was the re-
!, s1I Or the committees. The room COM
la,.s ,eported having secured the room
I cIub was assembled in at a satlsfac-
:, 6cure. The report was adopted
~ commiitee of rules then reported q
Iuc,hv document for the government OF
& 'I,h The rules were adopted one
oue. The first, states that the object
,be club, winch was to be permanent
~ thorough and careful enrolment
all Republicans in the city. Ihi'
s adopted with applause. The mex
r relative to the name. Some mem
NJ wanted it called the "Rspublical
M. Pure and Simple" others, the "Re
,hlcap association, Simple and Pure
rd Mil others, the "Slmple Republican
{0cie,y." At the suggestion of Mr.. ii
Pickles. 1t was called the "Lincoli
khbn one member, when II was to-
h. spoke up in favor of naming it 70
Enut. but post office employ check
I him by saying "you don't want l.
I,ue il after dead man" The rul
kaliye to members was made to includ
h Repubisans Is years Of age. Anothe
hle was that only members OF the clu'
|oud be a'owei to attend the meet
bg. A committee, consisting of 8 youn
lspublicans, were appointed to solicl
ea members. The cub adjourned I
beet next Monday night to receive ne'
b.mbers, and will meet to permanent
Igsnize one week after that.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
DIED.

DlHD.
GLATTS.-In this city, on Saturday
evening, gath inst, after q III gering III
ness, Sue A. Glatts.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun
9.ewrnnce ,SIs,ts az 0n T,aadoy m1s ster, ssaer,
noon, at half-past two O'CLOCK. without
further notice.
PEOPLES.--On the oath inst, Mary Elis-
abeth, eldest daught r of John Peoples
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited 70 attend her funeral from the
residence OF her father, sos M arket street
on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
WILKINs-In Brooklyn, N. Y, May Is
1879, y. Elizabeth, wife OF VIM. b
wilkins, In the 4ad year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the fam lily
are invited TO attend the funeral from thu
residence OF her father, WIN. huston, No
| 1911 Jefferson street. Wilmington, Del, OF
Wednesday, May 2sth, 1873, at 5 O'Clock
p. m.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The Brandy wine Fatrolmen

The applicants for the positions OF
special officer on the Brandywine are
looming up very numerOLsly. 1t has
been estimated upon good authority that
there are 43 persons after this soft snap
for the summer. Among those are
Michael COnnell and John Taylor, who
held the place last year; James Burke
James Meachem, George Donovan, An
drew McVey, JOSIAH Mccall and Adam
Orr. The Mayor is expected to make
the appointments III few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Exhibition Drill.

Last evening the American Rifles gave
an exhibition drill at their armory be-
fore large number of invited guests.
The manual of arms, including the "tap'
and silent drill was executed with q de-
gree of precision, that few military COM
panies can equal. On Friday evening
next the Rifles, will give an entertain
ment at The Opera House, and they
should be greeted by a crowded house.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Five Brave Men.

THEY RESIST AN ATTACK BY FIFTY IN
DIANs AND KILL ELKvkN OF THEM.
HELENA, Mont, May 26, 1879.
John T. Vincent and four other white
men, while travelling from Fort Keoeh
to Fort Assinaboine, were attacked by
fifty Kanktonnias indians. After fight
ing twenty hours and killing eleven OF
the redskins the men succeeded In effect
ing their escape, but were obliged to
abandon their horses and wagons.
The Indians near Fort Mcleod are
killing white mens Cattle TO avoid star.
vation.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
BlOO<lsIlesl In Kentucky. !
FAMILY FEUD LIKELY TO BNDc III A
WHOLESALE 'sLAUGHTER,ile
IOuISYIII.E XIV Mar QG .1Q2n


A dispatch to the Courier-Jourual from
Riverton, Ky, tsays: "The Under
wood war has again broken ont ON the
Upper Tygart Creek, in Carter county,
Elva Underwood, while peacefully Il
work In cornfied near his home. ON
Thursday, was shot from ambush. and
when found by his children, wss dy-
ing. q 2nl-aaiq & -Hali
George Underwood, Elvays u father.
was also killed IL similar manuar, and
Jesse Underwood has entered thef feld
as the avenger of his family's wronQr. Il
Is feared there will be terrible amount
of blood shed, and farmers IN that sec.
ton are forsaking their fields from faar
of the assassin's ball. Informatiop has
been received from Breathitt ! 06untv
that Andrew Carpenter was shot by a
unknown person IN ambush while JDeaCe
fully working in his own yard, ana fenrs
are entertained that his but the tore
runner Of more bloodshed."
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
A Pleasant Trim,

Represen, alive James w. Ware and
Captain N. X. Benson took trip to Cape
May last Saturday, and remained over
Sunday, returning yesterday. They had
a very pleasant "trip and report Cape May
looking as though the season there this
year won d be just as gay as though the
fire had not occurred.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The Russian Reign Of Terror

kIEFF, May 26.-Two, suspected per-
sons have been arrested here recently.
but they have otbeen identified. Among
their effects the police found bomb cases,
several bottles Fof Concentrated pyroxy,
hne-a chemical explosiye-fSur revol-
vers, two poinards and several forged
passports.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
A II slnWay.

Yesterday afternoon between5 and 6
o'clock, n horse attached TO carriage
belonging to Mr.. Joseph A. Bond, while
standing in front of the stable on Sixth
street, between West and Washington
down. Sixth street, and running on the
pavement ran against the steps Of james
MonaghaR's shoe store. No damage
was done beyond the bi eaking of one of
the shafts, and part of the harness.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
POstDOned.

The sacred concert that was TO have
taken place In the Central Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening next, for
the benefit of the Rodney Street Sunday
school, has been postponed until Mon
day evening, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock
Tickets may be secured at Aliens music
store in the NJ asonic Temple.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Rhinlnent Of Car.

The Jackson & Sharp Company have
been shipping cars quite extensively
during the past few Gays. Yesterday
four were shipped for the Long Island
and last week number for the same
road. On Friday last fifteen passenger
coaches were shipped for Brazil on the
Trpiet OF the Electric. Line. They. are. for
the tijuana railroad.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Very Busy at Present.

The Wilmington Car Works Co.,
Bowers, Dure & Co., are very busy at
the present time, and If they can get the
hands will commence running the iron
works night and day. Yesterday pas
sepger coach was shipped for the Albany
Il Brunswick railroad and six are ex
pected to go away to-day or tomorrow
for the Alchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Miss CIeatlen's VIII.

,ha nl'ohs the provisions of the will of
'Se NJ lale T!., Miss Eliza A. Cleaden, formerly
lbousa,h "nh,"'hglon, is a bequest of one
nno u'a'lu S dollars to the Delaware Ave
RIM KIM D, nanlSi Church Of this city and
4 IT, :, " llle chlldrens home. The latter
nosa n u" avery good and cha ritable pur-
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
ARumoreA etrilkenol

II was rumored upon the streets about
noon to-day, that large numberoe the
colored workmen employed BY the'Cber-
nv Island Marsh Company, had sssuck
for $l.25 per day. They have beea re-
ceiving $l.OO per day all along. Asto the
correctness of the rumor, we cannot say,
as Mr.. c. w. Talley, who has chssae Of
the workmen could not be found this ~
ternoou. .ati 4,,s'i'' 9dl sAT
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

The Church Choir "Plnafore" Compa-
ny at the New York Broadway Theat"l
closed the regular season on Saturday
evening. They have become very secu'
lar set of people, and, after devastating
New England Pinafore during June
will return to Philadelphia and study q
new opera, with which to sally forlf
next season.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The Price often Dollar Certsae.s..

WAsHINGToN, May 25y--lrhe' Secretary
OF the Treasury has received several let
ters ing uiring why he does NOT sdvan n"e
the price of the refunding certifica ates
and thus secure to the government thc
premium on them. He calls Attention
TO the fact that the law authori sin9 the
issue Of these certificates expreselv al
rects him to issue them In EXCHANGE Sor
lawful money of the United States and
thus likes the rate at which he-is com.
PEELED 10 sell them.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
RtraW berry Festival.

The ladies' of Pencader Presbyterian
Church Of Glasgow will hold straw ber-
ry and ice cream festival In the basement
of the church on Thursday and Friday
evenings june 9th and 9th. Proceed.
for the benefit of the church and Sab
bath school.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The suit Against the CIydes.

NEW York, May 26.-The suit by
the Attorney General against the Phila-
delphia and New York Steam Naviga-
ton Company for a receiver and disso-
luton of the company was up in the
Supreme Court Chambers to-day. The
case was briefly argued and decision re-
served.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

Tho annual meeting of the Pilgrim
Society was held at Plymouth, ass,
YESTERDAY. Hon. Thomas Russo l,of Bcs-
ton. was elected President, and the fol-
lowing Vice Presidents were chosen
j. II. Loud, of Plymouth,J II. Stlckney
of Baltimore, and William M. Evarts, of
New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
A False RulnOr.

A rumor was current last evening in
New Castle, to the effect that steam
ship had sunk, during the afternoon, in
the Delaware river, about the vicinity of
Fort Delaware. A visit to James Gegan
telegraph operator and marine reporter,
at New Castle, this morning, revealed
the fact that the rumor was wholly with
out foundation.
The old Creedmoor Cutter was taken
to one Of the Jersey landings, above
Chester, yesterday afternoon, by tug,
and sunk, and it is likely this gave rise
to the rumor. All on board were got
ashore.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Before Map,.t-.,o -.

|be%rSs' mo- l ioru sued Mrs. Louisa Lowdon,
disOrJerILr,' L,''re liasany, last evening, for
Was Iy Ialyy conduct, and Mrs. LoWdon
THE TI", aIlo IN 500 to keep the peace.
Third SI auS y m, misconduct took place at
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A GARD.

TO all who are suffering irom the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, Ac., i
Will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
america. Send q self-addressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station Di
zew York City.
dec2O- epd AW1v
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
arrived for Repairs.

prt +" s.s5 schooner John B. Conner, of this
nrF F"incu Sh here for repairs this morn
loT Cn 9nc was damaged in an inlet be-
was W" t,ape May, and from the effects
,he arg ,.ahlllg badly when she came up
Moore 'Ni Nj, She will be repaired at
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Had HIS Foot Hurt.

Yesterday, Mr.. Charles Parker, who
works for Carey & Mari, -four men, on
Second street near King, had his foot
painfully injured by barrel Of -four
rolling over it. 1t viii keep him from
work for day or two.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
strawberrv S,,,o..

Railrn.S1 'pheils over the Delaware
berries bS'a an1 consisted of twenty-nine cars of
srayberria. ''urk' 'r' most of which were
We're f,r 's. VS. Iwenty-seven of the cars
One To p"niI "nglSey City, one to Boston, and
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Terrible Disaster at Seattle Da.
rien Canal Cong ress.

Terrible Disaster At Sea-The Da.
rien Canal COmKr ress.
CALCUTTA, May 26.-The British In
dia steam navigation company's steam
er Ava was in collision with another ves-
sci and the Ava sunk. Sixty-six of the
crew and four passengers were drowned.
The Ava was an iron screw steamer of
1900 tons, built at Dumbarton in 1873.
THE DARIEN CANAL PROJECT.
PARIS, May 26.-Commander Selfridge,
of the United States navy, and M. Blan-
chett, the French explorer. spoke before
the committee on technical questions Of
the Darten canal congress IN favor of the
project of canal by the way Of Nicara-
qua.
The subcommittee Of the Darien canal
congress to-day presented report ad-
mitLing the possibility Of the Nicaragua
route with locks, while stating that the
level canal course proposed by Lieuten-
ant Wyse and NJ. Reclus Is the best, sub.
ject to certain notifications. The Mic.
aragua route would, 1t is estimated, cost
| $284 ,0OO, 600. The cost of the Wyse- Re-
clus scheme Is estimated at S42 ,0O0, 900.
The members of the Darien canal con-
gress had grand banquet tonight.
Rear Admiral Ammon proposed toast
10 France and the French delegates
Professor Lawrence Smith, of Ken
tucky, on behalf of the United States
made speech, thanking all who took
| pait in the congress.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
For the Kansas Pacific

Six freight cars loaded with the dis
jointed parts OF an iron bridge for the
Kansas Pacific railroad passed north
ward over the p. w. & B. road last even
ing from the works of the Edgemoor
Iron Company.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
mas Relations Uaro

Watson ra,g Judge Watson of the butcher
Der of reIa,ie,ns e, Is saidt have quite num-
connecteda ,a''onS rs, in this city who are well
ed in very f,.I Inc lady herself once pass
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
.Blubber'' Davis s.Psls."

Richard Nal and Thomas ObenAoltz,
are the names of the Chester parties who
were arrested last night for a1stAfng
"Blubber'' Davis in robbing the yacht
eZulu." Davis is now confined IN Media
Jail, where he was taken BY Sergeant
Jones.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
The Red Of the Street.

The relaying of the bed of Market
street between Front and Water streets
which was ordered at the meeting of
Council several weeks ago, is now being
done. The street is nearly closed on ac-
count of the work.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
ORCHESTRAL Music

PROF. A. W. AAnrrr nr,rro..
that he has formed an Orche.,ra' whsch
can ne engaged to ftuaish Susic for baiis.
SOLE sS,aees and ptc-nics. at very reasonable
,..o WASHINGTON HOUSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
, - building New C.r

ny are ,ss now aHS.a e. .haollingsworth Compa-
CANT Woodruff tfrTgaged ga in building 10 ele-
Railroad.' d''ne' for the Manhattan 1f Bea. paIb h
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
One Drunk

the case pG,,se inS, n docket as is very usually
morning ~ onn "ow was not crowded this
Mayor and Hne fl" drunk came before the
ed. '' TIE usual penalty was impos- @
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

The "cracker boys" Of Filer's coal
coal works, at Winton, Pa, have struck
causing an entire suspension of work.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
HEALD & CO..
BANKERS 4 BROKERS,

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES a COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, ,WILMINGroN, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tiOns. Tickets to and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts of the world.
jams lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Wilmington Markets.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

COLLINS BEACH is being made the
" most complete excursion place ever
seen OH the Delaware. No charge for
grounds. myN-3t
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Financial and Com meprial.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May u, 1879.
L ,L.st stock quotations furnished by
laald q Co.. Clayton House Building
Wilmington, Del. at 10 N. to-day:
STONK QIIuTATIONH.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

The Masonic Conclave at Allentown
takes place to-day.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
PUBLIC SALE
32BuldingLots

Belonging to the Trustees OF the Poor, Of
New Castle county. situate In the City Of
Wilmington, and 70 be sold on the pEemi-
ses on
SATURDAY, MAY Oath, 1879,
Commencing at 4 O'Clock p. m. These
lots are situated on Front street, Harrison
street, Christiana street, eecOnd street and
Conrad street being In 8 healthy pleasant
and imprO, ing part Of the city. Fur fur
ther description OF lots and terms, see
large posters. Title fndisputable.
DANIEL FARRA,
q. HILL BRINTON,
]. W. COOCH,
Com mi ittee to effect sale.
THOS. N O0LE. Aucti0neer. m17-dts