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Boston Bank Statement.
Now York stocl and MONEY NEar.sct.

NEW YORK, July 30-Evening. easy at
21a@3 per cent. on call, closing 21a; prime, mer-
camille paper at 3d4 per cent. Sterling Exchange
weak and dull at 1921 94S2s4 for ong and 49414
@14941a for short. Governments are strong. State
bonds-Louisiana conssols declined to SO. Railroad
bonds strong and higher. Stock market closed firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
$4,000 shares.
rne following arey.to-day's closing quotations of
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Champlin, and Jed F Duren do for Philadelphia;
b Lee, Kennebec for do; White Foam, Boston for
Baltimore; South Shore Wiscasset for New York;
Almeda, Windsor, Ms, for Georgetown; Campbell,
Calais for Providence.
Sid, schs j W Drisko, South Shore Hattie Perry,
Almeda, u l. Lee, Yankee Blade, Fanny Mitchell,
Martha Weeks, 5 j Lindsey, Governor, w Ellis,
Clara Rankin Llama Cobb, Earl, Post Boy, E G Bux-
ton, Danl Webster, IL Prescott, j Ames, Open Sea,
Light of the East, Forest City, Mountain Laurel,
Ellen Morrison, A Sproul, A * Woodward, Lucy
Wentworth, Franconia, Elva Pettengil, JAS Bliss,
Helen Maria, Clara W Elwell, Veto.
BOSTON-Ar Goth, ship Constellation, McNear,
Halifax; barque A Allen. Farr, New York; schs
Abby WATSON, Gray, Baltimore; Eugene, Clark, FIN
Perth Amboy; Henry, Beal Weekawken; Geo w
Snow, Plummer, Gardiner.
Cid 29th, schs Harry & Fred, Gardiner, Windsor,
Ms; Merriam, Dean, Portland.
Ar 30th, schs Amos Walker. Poland, Pensacola;
Mary Bradford Oliver, Weehawken
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 29th, sch Tangent. Thurs
ton, Weehawken.
Sid 18th, sch Saml Fish, Barton, st George.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 2Sth, sch Planet Gray, from
Bangor.
Ar goth, sch W S Palmer, Staples, New York.
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Boston Stock Market.

By water conveyance-1oOO bush Cornnaeal to G.
W. True & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EOTuTP&EDa


False lights are extingushed when GREAT TRUTH
shines FORTH and the ncoatestabe fact that the hair
brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
changes its hues, under the operation of
CHEslSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
is now known throughout the American continent.
1t is harmless contains caustc, improves the fl
bres, produces rich, natural and lasting color of
any shade from a warm brown to a glossy sable and
is endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists
in the United States Manufactured by j. CRISTA-
DORO, No. SO William ST.. New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
jly7 sneod&w1m
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For Sale mt a Great Bargain.

FE1WO-STORY House situated in Knightville, Cape
IL Elizabeth. Apply to w. r. ANTHOlNE,
je23eodtf As Exchange st.
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NEW HOUSE FOR SALE.

ANE-HALF of double House No. 40 Congress
W Street, now completed and e..ly for occupan-
cy SAID house is first class in every resp ct Dining
room, sitting room, bath room and kitchen finished
In hard wood. Plumbed for hot and cold water:
White marble mantles, CRATES, &C., &C. Cemented
cellar and everything first class and will be sold at
very low price. Enquire of A. Nj. SMITH,
au1 9eodtf End of Portland Pier.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE N EW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, July 80.
Arrived.
Steamship Francona, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike Boston for East
port and st john NIB
Barque Jose Lopez Mcdonald, Boston.
Sch Alfred Keene, Keene, Baltimore to Port
land Gas Co.
Sch l. d Rathbuan, Crowell, Baltimore lar GOTH
coal to Sargent Dennison & Co.
Sch Alaska, Hamilton, Reimbursement to A B
Morse g. Co.
Sch Edw Everett, Jones, New York-sand to Port
land Stove Co.
Sch Gates, freeman, Newport-iron to Port
land Co.
Sch Pennsylvania, Savage, Boston-salt to Chas
Dyer.
Sch Jane, Plummer, DISCRIMINATING to NJ Bal
ley.
Sch Herald, Poland, Boston,
Sch Gypsy, Handy, Boston.
Cleared.
Sch May Mcfarland, Montgomery, Baltimore
Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Charter Oak, Carnage, New York-Stark Mills
lagher g. Co.
Sch Clara, (Br3 Britt st Andrews NB-Ganagher
Sch VIM Thomas, Lttleiohn, Kennebec, to load
for New York; Nickerson & Son.
Sch Arthur Burton Coombs Kennebec to load for
BALTIMORE Nickerson g. Son.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Lttlejohn, Gardiner to load for
New York-Chase, Leayitt g. Co.
Sch Charlotte Fish, Clark, Kennebec, to load for
Philadephia-Ryan Kelsey.
Sch ? Lindsey, johnson. Bangor.
Sch Radiant Hardy, Bangor-N A Sanborn.
Sch Lucy Ann, Maloney, st George-Danl Choate.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thondike, Rockland-N A
for market.
SAILED 29th-schs Alvira, Tarbox, eastward;
30th, Albert, Norwood, trading.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Sid I'm Liverpool 2Sth, ship Orient Allen, New
Orleans.
Ar at Queenstown goth inst, barque Fred W Car
Ion, Carbon, Tacahuano.
Cid at San Francisco goth, ship Bohemia Trask,
Liverpool.
FISHERMEN.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, Goth, sch Mountain Lau-
rel, Love, Bristol for North Bay
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 26th sch Mountain La
rel, Love- Bristol for North Bay.
Sid 26th, sch d Oliver, for Portland.
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PROPOSALS.

YENHE Trustees of the Western Normal School,
IL Gorham, Me-, desire to secure the services of
competent person to take charge of the Dormitory
and Boarding Establishment at Gorham. Ii will be
necessary for the party applying for the position
be prepared to furnish for the building substantially
all that may be needed for the use of the boarders
The rent of the building will be free of charge There
is good opportunity for the right person to
large number of boarders. Col. H. Cousens will
open the building for inspection and give other in
formation. Written proposals will be received for
two weeks, addressed to HON. S. G. ANDREWS,
Portland, Me- Per Order
Gorham, July 81 1879.
jy21 DIV
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BANGOR
Ar goth, sch W S Palmer, Staples, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cid at Cardiff 18th. ship John Potter McCl

Cid at Cardiff 18th, ship John G Potter, Mcclure,
Bombay, (and sailed 1Sth.)
Sid I'm Progresso July To- sch Rebecca A Carter
Bowman, New York.
In port oath, sch NJ NJ Heath, Nichols, for New
York 10 days.
At Miragoane July Is, brig Strout, Wiley, for
New York.
At Baranquilla July 18th, brig Nellie Mitchell
jackson, from st Jago for Boston, ldg.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 26th, schs Decora, Berry
and Lookout, Perry, New York; Mary L Newton,
Colwell, Red Beach.
Passed Port Mulgrave Ms, Goth, barque Alexander
Campbell, Bunker, from Pictou for Portland.
Ar at st John, NIB, 28th, sch Nettie Langdon
Collins. Darien.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.

Corrected by WOODBURY. g. MoULroN Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81.
Poor's New Manual.

Railway Statistics Showing Very De-
cided Improvement in Our Trade.
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The IwEEDs n LrCK.-In the surrogates Of
flee there was filed yesterday the viii of the
late Joseph Z. Skadin, father-in-law of VIM ri.
tweed. BY his will Mr.. Skadin leaves to his
daughter Mary Jane Tweed, the widow of the
gives to her bond for sSO, 600, which she exc
cuted TO him In his lifetime, and which was a.
cured by mortgage on the house and lot No.
Al West Th1rty-SfXth street. To hts stepdau0h
ter, Frances S. Holdridge. he gives $4,000: to
his grandson, VIM. NJ. Tweed, 81 900: to his
grandson, Chas. E. Tweed, 8, 900. to his grand
ter, Jennie Tweed s., 900; to his granddaughfer.
Mary Amelia Mag1nniss, $1,000; TO his grand.
daughter, Lizzie c. Magfnnis, s., 900, and TO his
granddaughter, Josephine E. Douglas, 81 600.
The residue Of his estate both real and person.
al, be beQueaths TO his daughter, Amelia c.
Skadin, and makes her his executrix with the
usual poWers.-lN. \. Herald. 14th
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LEROY NJ. TAVLOR,l
mar8-eo&ds VIM H. WOODWARD{ trustees
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG

TON.
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust. dated respec- 49,
recorded in Liber 657, folio 179 ct sequiter oneA
of the Land Records of the District Of Columbia
and one on the 18th day of September. 1877. and
recorded in Liber SG5 foio 2G0 ct sequiter one of
by direction Of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April. at pm, A. D.
1879 all that certain tract of land situae lying and
nmbia being part Of that whole tract II land called
Grass La d." and being DESIGNATED as lot eleven
ID On a sale map thereof, made by Templemi I'll l.
Shipley, beginning for said lot numbered e,even
Grass Land VIII Oh lies northwest-rlv Of tina,
county road known as Loughborouxh Lane"
thence running along the no,th westerly boundary
of said portion of "Grass Land" south 47si dogs.
W, 32l perches to the northeasterlv corner of lot
nnmnesed ten co. as dssxnat ed on ssid MAJ
boundary of said lot numbered ten 1O) lO2 6 10
perches to the center OF said road thence along the
center Of said road n. 45A dogs f. 1873 perches
1nd 81 df ns e. po4oS fe
tn, nee leaving said road and Running along said
boundary line N. 40a degs., W. 81 perches to the
place OF BEGINNING, containing twenty acres three
roods and twenty perches. except the nine two
1870, to r. w. Carter
Terms of sale: One. third OF purchase money In
cash. Of which 300 must be paid at sale; the de.
years after date with interest at per per
annOm until paid, and secured by deed of trust
upon the premises and insurance to the satisfaction
of Trustee Terms Of sale to be fully compiled with
is reserved to resell after one weeks notice at The
risk and cost OF former purchaser All conveyance
ing at purchasers cost
w.,urn ERAsTUs M. gHApIN, Trustee
WALTE i B: WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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A SUICIDE DYING on TRAIN.-Conductor
MickS, OF the Hudson River Railroad, while
passing through his train, which arrived at
the Grand Central Depot from Albany on last
TUESDAY night, found q neatly dressed man
apparently asleep in his seat Failing TO
arouse him he sent for policeman and had
MIN removed to the station house In the depot.
Bellevue Hospital, who declared him to be sui
iering from opium poisoning. He was removed
10 an ambulance and properly cared for, but
person were found postal card, a bottle and
ute money; The postal card was addressed
c 20 francs L, Crosby, Ferryytne, Madison
Outraged" The bottle contained q few drops
OF morphine. Conductor Wicks told the police
tnai the suicide boarded the train at Canastooka
qntl found insensible at the depot.-[N. Y.
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~ Mrs. Lunsford, OF Auglaize county. Ohio.
VINO lost her husband and six children by the
burning OF their residence 10 days ago. died OF
grief On Saturday afternoon last.
q Rochester has an anti-treatfnc society
whose members bind themselves not TO allow
ANYBODY else TO pay for their drinks Private
ana pubic dinner parties are excepted from the
pledge.
~ Large elms are being transplanted at Bel
last, Me, standing ali stark and stiff wit their
roots Embedded In frozen earth. The Journal
says that large trees ransplanted In this way
are sure to live.
BB-In a report on the penitentiary member
OF the Illinois legislature says: "We think that
the desire OF the people OF Illinois is il man Is
guilty or murder, hang him. II not, then send
leNer for lifer
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no GREAT 1910
40 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE

TO TIE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCESEsY. MAGNIFICENT Eou1PxENr
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINaTON. from Depot
and the Vest dsS WITH Par
lor Car to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
p a9 ah R g. Ssl '6 5hosSs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ssS Y, st se s:ss 81 % ssszs ',Ssgs
For 81 7sst sSa IL ss1 Ess 80 and 10 is pm
press q Pullman Parlor Oars. $50 am. daily.
rsey with 6osss q BrooPyS annea
affordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
1ng double ferriage and journey across New
For Phi1.dslph1. 80 80 and 1o:ls p. m. daily.
d.jIy, except sunday 10: 10 m. So Sd. 10
daily. except Sunday. ~ - -''''
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRFDERIoKsBURa RAIL
WAY . AMP ~ "A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alexandria, 8, Z, s. 9. 10, 1am..1:1s s..2os
e9e, 7and II pm On Sunday At am, and
Fog richmond and the South. 6 so Am. and 80 D.
N. daily.
For @. O. B. B., $40 pm daily.
'sfTs s'insr. sS5 Tsiissap ssa d p e.
,. Sunday g and 10 ar: End 81: en- ~ ~
east corner Of thirteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; northeast u Sixth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue and ct the depot. whore orders
be left for checking Of bagga8o to destination from
hotels and residences.
T. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
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the \. Y. Herald from Terre Haute, Ind, March
l4tB, says: The family and friends OF Daniel
Duree, postmaster at Br1dgeton, Ind, arrived
IN TINS city to-day In search OF Mr.. Duree who
ieit ms nome about week ago, and, as nothing
mas beeE heard OF him since, foul play is sus-
pected. He was traced from Bridgeton to Rose.
dale, where he took the night train for this
at the Sttcker house on Tuesday night, but did
not register, ana rather late the same night
started for the Adelphia theater, place Of
amusement on 9Th street, where he was last
gated by his friends and the police authorities.
MI Duree was leading citizen Of Bridgeton,
ana, besides holding the position OF postmaster,
strange conduct In leaving his family without
their knowledge and other circumstances are
uneXplafnaEle.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h co., Aucs.oneers.

w ALIEN b. WILLIAMS OO., AuctiOneerE.
TkgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH sTREETs; On FIFE
f sfH aTRE HM9ThTH"EsT' AND ON FRANK
By virtue of two deeds Of trust dated the .u~
9th day Of December: A: D. 1876 and the 18th INA
day OF February, A. D. 1876, duly recorded in -r.
&C. OF the land RECORDS in the District of ollmbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby we
VIII cell at public auction, in front Of the premises
on THURSDAY, the Goth day of MAJ Oh, A. D. 1873
Washington, c.:
Lot numbered fourteen Q4). in Square numbered
hve hundred and ten (5l0), according to the cub
division of said Square by the Commissioners under
decree in chancery in a cause between the Hollidge
heirs.
Lots numbered one hundred and seventeen (ll7)
and one hundred and eighteen QlSl, In Isaac s.
COMMISSIONER subdivision of said Square No $40
subdivision of Lot No 20, in said COMMISSIONERS
And Lot numbered sixty (60) and the south part Of
Lot numbered fiftysix $3.50. in COMMISSIONER sub
division of Square numbered five hundred and
eleven GID; said south part Of Lot &c fronlng
to The so sa Of SAID
Lot, with the Dwellings and other improvements on
Terms of sale: One.third cash and the balance in
equal instruments OF one and two years from day OF
sale to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
laid payable semi annually. aud deed of trust
the sold Sr AL casa .a the
piled with in five days from the day Of sale, the
Trustees tho risht to resell at the and
risk of the defanlting purchaser. Al conyeyancing
LEROY n; TAYLOR, rr,....s
mar8-eo&ds VIM. r. WOODWARD,} Ir"stees'
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TOMORROW.
Young h MIDDLETON. Real Estate Aucuon,rs.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
s mRR3 3E EEAh NEsTATE On THE FAST
TWEEN L AND s 1S sfsf NoR NTSl' BE-
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Decem. -
t PEI i % A. l.. D. 1871 recorded IN Lioer No. ST.
District of Columbia ana at the written request OF
the party secured thereby we will sell a. public
18th Gay Of March. 1878 at % ocIoeR p t the
following described real estate situate in the city of
MsenEsdso District Dist Of coggm6a knoxn
Square NO. PA. BEGINNING fo- the first of said
two parts OF said lot at point on the west line
north from the southW est corner of said lot
and rur ming thence moth along the west line of
feet and inches thence south "a feet ana inches
emo thence west ITO feet inches the place Of
nex1nn,nF no SAID Part OF lot il improved by two
1l2l 9th street northwest And beginning for thu
second Of SAID two parts of said lot at point on
thence esst 126 feet and 6 inches; thence south s
th sonth 20 feet and inches to the place Of be-
gin, ins Second part of lot is wholly unimproved.
less Each part will be sold separately.
TENS OF SAFE, as to each part One-third of the
equal instruments. in one and two years, with inter
esf az eT cent per aInurn from the day of sale
the notes Of the pufchaaer or nnpcssers and oy
ssS tt Re sspslsn q tSs
Of lot. All conyeyancing and recording at purcha-
seIs expense. If the terms of sale are not Complied
tag Of ta at hs sss
and cost Of the defeulting purchaser purchasers
after tkrfe days ssdy WdsTM9aero,
FEE1AtI F., ALEXANDER, ' Trustees.
E-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY, March 18th, same time and place By
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DIED..

BRESNEHAN. THOMAS BREsSEHAN. are seven
years five months and eight days, beloved son Of
Michael aud Honnorer Bresnehsn.
The funeral viii take place on March 18th 1879
at o'clock pm, from the residence of his parents
No Sl2 Seventh street northeast
GARDNER. Sunday, March Is, 1879 at pm
HANNAH JANE, (called Jennie - youngest child OF
Henry j. and Hannah j. Gardner. aged fifteen
Funeral Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from the
residence $40 twentieth street.
MARTIN; Suddenly, March I6. 1879. Of rhsums-
W. Martin and daughter of Cstharine and the late
funeral wednesday moruins, at IL O'Clock from
her late residence, 609 II street northwest ne
WOOD On Sunday, March Is, 1879 ss O'CLOCK.
O ana Martin Wood. aye two years. eleven months
The funeral win take place from the residence Of
his parents, 216 Twelfth street northwest, Of
O'CLOCK Tuesday Afternoon
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The RIGHT REV. BISHOP GILMoUR has issued
q pastoral letter to the clergy of the Cleveland
ONO, diocese, which condemns the Irish World
published In New York, for being antagonistic
10 true Catholic principles, condemns labor
unions for their secrecy, forbids Catholic
parents. under threats OF accommodation.
where Catholic parochial schools are easy OF
access and gives the Hibernians a severe reprf-
mand for not allowing the priest to act as their
SPIRITUAL advisers. The Bishop urges upon the
Catholics the necessity OF subscribing to the
diocesan Catholic journal In preference to an
others, and repeats his order to young Catholics
not 70 marry outside OF their religious faith.
His letter concludes with important sugges tfons
as to funerals, &C.
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GREENBACKIsM DECLINING IN MAINE-The
tOWn and city elections OF Monday emphasize
the fact that the coalition which carried the
siate last September is losing ground rapidly in
~ as 1t sprang up. 1t came into existence aud
reached Its full growth in few weeks, and will
De dead Dy next September. The outlook for
ened up wonderfully since the town elections
began. According to appearances we shall elect
me republican candidate for governor next
republican majorities.-(A ugtsta (Me) Journal
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HIRING OUT HER HUsBAND.-In case before
New York justice, Wednesday, Mrs.. Hender-
son the defendant testified that she mad on
several occasions hired out her husband. Sne
of years and considered that she had perfect
right to hire him out. The justice did not take
this view OF the case, and gave judgment
AGAINST the defendant for small sum for rent,
Which abe endeayOred to offset by charging for
some kind offices rendered plaintiff by her hus-
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TIE EMIGRATION into the port OF New York
curing the twelve months ending on the 2sth OF
February numbered 123,44O, which included
$3.50? citizens returning home and G. I21 sojourn-
ers. Compared with the corresponding period
OF the previous year, there was total Increase
OF 26,526. The increase In Immigrants WAS
1872. During the month OF February there
were Ais passengers, including isis fmmf-
grants, an increase over the same month OF 1878
Germany supplied the greatest number, 95S,
England ABS, ireland S0l, Scotland ii, and
France 145
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HE kUsH TO kANsAs.-The rush from the
east to Kansas is just beginning to asslme the
form OF An Immense tide, which will before the
season Is over, be the means of rolling a couole
oi hundred thousand more people into our
glorious young and thriving state than there
are at present. Train loads OF immigrants are
aIINng every day, and Leavenworth is not the
p0II OF entry for the one-hundredth part, prob
the thousands who are coming on the cars there
are other thousands who have packed their
goods and families In wagons, taking weeks to
make the trip-fLearen,cOrth Special
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE BRIO
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTf
WEST CORNER or QEVENTu Am

TRgSTEEs' SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING on THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND O
STREETS N0RTHWEsT.
By virtue OF q deed of trust, bearing date "A
the 25th day Of June, 1875, and recorded in ion.
Ijber No $50 folio 500. one Of the land re -9::l
Trustees wisen Ct public anet on, in front Of the
premises on MONDAY, the oath day Of March,
recorded s9bdyision Of square four hundred and
offers fine opportunity for Investment in an i'm
proving part of tha city.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of purchase money In
cash; the reeidue in four equal in tallments at six
WE'VE, eighteen and twen'y -four months, for which
the purchaeer is to give hrs promssory notes bearing
cate the day Of sale bearing interest at the rate
OF six per cent said notes to be secured to the salts
faction Of the TRUSTEES, the property sold: or All
cash. at option Of purchaser If terms Of sale are
right to resell at risk and cost Of defautng
p , upon giving such notice as they may
think proper. 800 deposit required when bid is
accepted. GEO, F; APYLEBY,
W. EDMOESTON, Trustees
Office, 420 9Th street
THOS E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. mar13-d&ds
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HYDRoPHoBTA IN CHESTER CoUNTy.-Several
cases OF hydrophobia have occurred In Chester
county during the present year. one OF the most
notable being the one at Jennerville, where q
minister was attacked and bitten by the rabjd
animal. He Immediately placed himself under
medical treatment and is now reported to be I'm
condition to recover without any Injurious
enecis The latest incident OF this Kind which
mas taken place In this vicinity was on TUESDAY
iast; az wilson's hotel, at HumphreysyIlle, near
I mISi,doan, when black dog, foaming at the
among Mr.. Wilson's pack OF foxhounds which
were about the yard, commenced TO infi,ct hts
latal bites In all directions. A hostler at the
Motel named Shearer at once ran TO the rescue
OF the hounds, but, In his efforts to seize the
strange dog and tie him, was bitten on the lin,
ana bis little son, who was present, also ne.
celved bite on his hand. Help was procured
and the rabid dog killed, after which ali of the
Loxhounds, some twenty In number, were Also
destroyed. The injured persons at once staFfed
for Schuylkill, where a doctor who has In his
possession what Is known as maidstone RESIDES.
ana VINO has been very successful In treating
cases OF hydrophobia. The affair has cause6
much excitement In the neighborhood, as ft 81
more than likely that other aogs have hem
bitten and will 90 mad III hila Record, l5fk.