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Assignees' Sale of Real Estate.

PURSUANT to the license and order of Hon. Ma
4; d 5f fa tieaVes Judge OF insolvency Court with
Maine, the undersigned, Assgnees of the Estate of
Royal Williams, of Portland, in said county, in
solvent Debtor will sell at public private sale
TUESDAY, the oath day of June, A. d. 1879, at
three O'Clock in the afternoon the premises sub
lect 70 an an the right title and in,
April, A. D. 1879, the date of the filing of his petit
ton in said Court and all our right title and inter-
est as Assgnees as aforesaid, in and to
the following described real estate, viz: Lot
of land with the buildings thereon num-
bered ninety-four (old No. IA on the south
westerly side of State Street. in said Portland. Be
ginning at point on said southwesterly side of State
street at the end of an imaginary line drawn from
said State street through the centre of the partition
wall of the block of two three-story brick dwelling
houses numbered (old Nos) AZ and Al respectively;
thence running southwesterly by the line of said lot
numbered forty-two, one hundred and fortytwo feet
more less thence southerly eight feet less
to land formerly owned by Mrs. Wheeler; thence
southwesterly forty-one feet more or less by said
Wheeler land to land now or formerly of VIM. b.
Hayden; thence northerly forty-eght feet more or
less by land now or formerly of said Hayden and lu
thence northeastery fortyone feet more or less by
said Rofes land; thence northerly two feet or
less by said Rolfe's land thence northeasterly one
hundred and forytwo feet by land of said Rolfe 70
State street, striking said street at point fortyone
and one.half feet from the point begun at; thence
along said street fortyone and one half feet to point
begun at; being the same premises conveyed to said
Royal Williams by deed of Joshua Converse, dated
September II 1873 recorded in Cumberland Reg
istry of Deeds, Book AS Page 377; and also GER
tain lot with the buildings thereon situated on the
Southerly side of State Street in said Portland,
numbered ninetytwo (92) (od No. 42) said Street.
bounded North-westerly by house and land former
ly belonging to Joseph Adams deceased; North
easterly by said Street. Southeasterly by land now
or formerly owned by Nathaniel Ross and another
and extending back from said Street about hum
bred and thirty feet; and being the same premises
conveyed to said Royal Williams by deed of Charles
@. Clapp, dated November 20, 1888, recorded in
Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 160, Page POT.
a GENEH q / fREGARBBoDY' Assignees.
F.O. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers
June T. 1879 ie7eodl wtdtd
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pieces Of real estate will be sold at auction to-
day by order of J. A Locke, assignee of G. R.
Davis estate. This is the largest sale of real
estate that has taken place in Portland for
years. We refer to advertisement in auction
column for locations.
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For local intelligence from Biddeford,
Saco, Bath, Augusta, Hallowell, Rockland
and Lewiston see fourth page.
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ChallRnGa
PORTLAND, June 9, 1879

PORTLAND, June 9, 1879.
hereby challege Will H. Parker, of Sacca-
rappa' Tor six hours Ego as you please" race
at Portland or Saccarappa, to take place on
Saturday evening, June 18th, for S25 a side.
Man and money can be found at No. 50 Centre
street. MrKE RAPpy
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

PERFECT PURITY is restored to the circula-
ton when contaminated, if SCovILLs BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP is taken. Scrofulous,
syphilitic and mercurial disorders are COM
pletely vanquished by it, persistence in the use
of the remedy being alone required to accom-
plish cure. Eruptions of all k inds, sores,
chronic rheumatism, govt, liver complaint
and goitre yield to its remedial action, and it
not only purifes the blood but vitalizes the
system. Sold by all druggists.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
jus div
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MARY ST. JOHN,
Alias Matte st. John, alias Oracle
st. John Clemance.

Arrival Of Mr.. j. S. Spring and Chief Ste
vens Of Sacramento.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOW IS THE TIME !

Hosiery, Kid and Isle
Gloves, Buttons, Fringes,
Iaces, French, Bretonne
and Torchon, Ribbons,
eros Grain and Fancy,
yelvets, Fans, ParasoIs,
Rain and Sun Umbrellas,
C0rsets, Ladies' fine Cot
ton Underwear, Ladies',
Gents, Misses and Chill
dren's Summer Under
wear, Dresses, Sacques,
Linen and Cambria Suits,
listers and Linen Suit
ings, Shirts and Night
Shirts for Men and Boys,
also Collars, Cuffs and
Neck-Ties, Buntings,
Hernanis, Silks, and ali
kinds of Dress Goods,
with Trimmings for same.
We mean we keep all kinds of DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, too many to name all. Not
outstanding dealers say we have been selling
retail much less than the wholesale prices at the
present time at our store
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DIR. C. w. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price so cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me-,
General Agents. may23dtf
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Rare Business Opportunity.

WANTED.-A party with 81 1000 capital
w can secure an honorable and legitimate manu-.
featuring business, with exclusive control in this
State of line of goods which pay large profit and
as staple as flour Goods wanted by everybody own
ing house first class opening and worthy of
investigation Address EDWARDS,
Je1Od3t* Press Office
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Athennunn Society.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual meeting
- OF the Athanaum Society of Bowdoin College
will be held at its Library Room at Brunswick, on
wednesday. July g. 1879, at II o'clock a. M to
see ' - ~ w
Ist.f the society will convey, give in trust or
lease its library to the college, or make any other
disposition of it. ''N''
2d-To see if the society will vote to give up its
charter or continue the undergraduate Organization
3d-To see if the society will make any hange i'm
its constitution. o 80
4th-To transact any other business which is usu-
ally transacted at regular or annual meetings or
which may legally come before it.
je1Od1aw3w ALFRED MITCHELL Sec'y
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STATE NEWS.
ANnRoscoGG1N COUNTY.

Among the losers by the recent terrible tor
nado in Kansas was Mrs. Frank White,
daughter of Rev. A. Libby of Lewiston. Mrs.
White is in Lewiston at present and during
her absence had leased her house in Beattie,
Kansas, to Mr.. Warner. The house was en-.
tirely demolished by the tornado Mrs. w.
learns from the tenant. He writes that he
was in the house when the tornado struck the
the tops of trees. The building was moved
200 feet from its former site, and Mr.. Warner
writes that he luckily alighted on the top of a
feather bed in corn field The house was
twisted in pieces.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The dwelling house of Daniel M. Stevens in
Mt. Vernon was burned last Thursday morn
ing. Nothing was saved. Loss $4,000; no in
surance.
The town officers of Monmouth have sub
mitted the books of the town to Geo. A. Will
son and Geo. G. Goldman to ascertain the state
OF the accounts OF the late treasurer: The ex-
perts make the balance due the town $12, 534.-
~. A town meeting was held this week when
the report was accepted, but no action was
taken. The better portion of the town are in
clined to pay the notes outstanding, though at
present the majority do not seem willing to
vote to do SO.
Judge Rice and Mrs. Farwell of Augusta
have conveyed to that city the piece of land at
the junction of State and Grove streets, known
ton of Soldiers Monument, by the Augusta
Monument Association, and public park. 1t
appears from the deeds that Judge Rice do
mates his half interest in the land; that Mrs
Farwell donates two-thirds Of her half, and
the citizens residing in the vicinity subscribe
the sum of $3.50 in payment for the remaining
third of her interest.
WALDO COUNTY.
Last Friday belmont Gould of Monroe, and
Otis Patterson of Swanville, were each bound
over in the sum of $500 for assault with intent
to commit rape. ~. W. Waldron was arraign-
ed at Winterport Oh a similar charge
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In consequence of there not being quorum
present at the railroad meeting at Cherryfeld
last Wednesday no business was transacted.
The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday, June
oath.
Mr.. Jacob w. Palmer had in his pasture in
Kingman two horses which were used in his
numbering operations during the past winter.
One day last week bear and two cubs entered
the pasture with the intention of chewing the
horses up. AS the bears approached one of the
horses raised his heels in the air and dealt a
terrific blow to the nearest one, which was a
cub. The blow was so severe that the animal
was killed instantly. The other two bears
were so frightened that they Immediately ran
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LADIES, you can save money by buying your
Crepe Lsse, Bretonne and Tarleton Rushing
at w. E. Plummers, 455 Congress street, Clapp
Block iu7-3t
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CHOICE Verbena Plants, 35 cents per dozen
at Kendall & Whitney's. je10d2t
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AsSignee's Sale OF ClapbOard Is.
land.

DY order of Court we shall sell at public auction
ID on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, in
slant, at o'clock NJ, at the auction rooms Of +.
Q. Bailey & Co., Portland unless sooner disposed
TO at private sale the island in Casco Bay in the
town of Cum berland, known as Clapboard Island
together with the buildings theron consisting Of a
dwelling house and two barns.
The island contains over so acres of land, has
heretofore been good grass farm and has excellent
facilities for fertilizing.
j. H. EATON, Assignees of
j. @. COOLIDGE, Jordan & Blake.
#. q. BAILEY a. CO., Ausiioneers.
Portland, June 9th, 1879. je6d1w
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To Let.
10 be Let.

TITO A SMALL FAMILY-A PARLOR, SITTING
Il room, Diuing Room, Kitchen and three Sleep
ing ROOMS in Stetsons Court, Park street, good 10
cation for railroad man. Apply to VIM. H JER.
RIS, Real Estate Agent ine1Od1w*.
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WALDO COUNT,

Last Friday belmont Gould of Monroe, and
Otis Patterson of Swanville, were each bound
over in the sum of $500 for assault with intent
to commit rape. N. w. Waldron was arraign-
ed at Winterport Oh similar charge.
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Miss SAVERS SALvE, the original and
genuine, % cent size, beats all others.
my13 eod&w6m
LADIES, buy your Underwear and Hosiery at
w. E. Plummer's, 455 Congress street, Clapp's
Block. iu7-3t
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w aMted.
Aunw "a munHUNT,s RENE

A Competent PROTESTANT GIRL, to assist
N in the work of a small family Apply at
jne10dtf 165 STATE STREET
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Secretary Sherman en- Gen. Grants
Church.

Some months ago the Christian Adrocate the
New York organ OF the Methodist Church. pub
liShed an editorial commenting upon the allie
cation that a member OF the present cabinet
had advised the President to avoid Grants
friends, ard especially not TO allow himself TO
be influenced too much by Grants church. Re-
Gently rumor has connected Secretary Sher-
mans name with the affair as the member of
the cabinet who had thus advised the PreSi-
dent, and the consequence is that some OF Mr..
Sherman'S Methodist friends have been quite
troubled about 1t. A few days ago gentleman
to the matter, and received the following reply:
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9, 1879.
Dear Sir.-Your note OF yesterday, In which
you allude to a paragraph In the Adcocdte, the
organ OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, to the
effect that prominent member OF the cabinet
any thing TO do with any OF Grants friends. and
especially his church, l. e., the Methodist, and
stating that such remark has been attributed
10 me, is received. Such an fmputatt0n Is
scarcely worth denying ! believe II to be I'M
true as 10 any member OF the cabinet. l know
1t TO be untrue as TO myself The idea OF warn
ing the President against the Methodist Church
the strongest pillar in this country OF the re-
publican party-is utterly preposterous, and no
one no knows me would give IL credit for q
moment. Ard It is equally preposterous that L
could warn the President against Grants
friends, for Gen. Grant never had truer friend
than am. supported him from the beginning
OF his service at Fort Donelson to this hour,
never spoke an unkind word OF him, never be-
Seeed him for faVorS. being always In a position
wi ere lie could render me none; always sup
ported his policy, except in the few cases where
my Judgment did not conform 10 his, and al
way IS frankly told him why; and do not mean
that our friendship shall be disturbed by any
act or VOID OF mine. Very truly yours
JOHN SHERMAN
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WOMEN AND Rum IN NEWT ORR" Drunken
ness III Women" was the subject upon which
the Rev. George Bradford CleaVer preached last
Sunday In the church at 26 west 2Sth street,
New York. lie said that IS per cent. OF the
candidates for the workhouSe on BlackwellS
Island are women, and that the misfortune OF
seyen-eighthS OF these can be traced directly to
incompetence, and OF the other eighth indl-
Iectiy. one hundred and twenty-five persons
a day are sent to the workhouSe on the average.
This is the report OF last year. OF this great
total there are 1T.4S0 women: 5000 OF these
women have been sent to Blackwelrs Island
q ore than six times; twenty mine Of them more
than one hundred times; and thousands OF them
have been sent up scores OF times. There are
sixteen times as many committals OF women to
BlackWeil'S Island as of men.
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MURDER OF BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN WOMAN
Mrs. PetTo Bolbe, a beautiful young Italian
woman. was murdered in New York Tuesday
night by her jealous husband, a young fellow Of
25y years, to whom she was married IN Naples
four years ago. They lived In a room in a tene-
ment house in the rear OF IA Rose street, occu-
pied among others by Mrs. Dicico, mother Of
the murdered woman. The latter ana several
Deighbors, finding The room tightly closed this
n orning forced the shutters and beheld the
poor victim lying upon the bed covered with
hood. A policeman was summoned and the
door opened. The woman was found lying with
her eyes staring and fixed, dark wound on the
SIDE of her neck, the pillows and bed saturated
with blood: bloody st1letto lay on the floor. the
poiLt bi oxen freshly off and evidently left in
the wound. Life had been extinct several
hours. The st1letto had severed the 1ugular
vein. Petro Bolbe could not be found. They
had no children. 1t is known that he had often
accused his wife with tnf1delfty, and they had
separated several times but reunited after
few weeks separation each time. The stiletto
was always worn by Petro, who has been en-
ployed for six months past on the Brooklyn
bridge, but was discharged on Saturday. He
was jovial fellow, always laughing and joking.
He spoke little English. The police are search
ing for him,
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WORRIED, NOT MARRIED-One of the young
ladies' who appear in Rice'S surprise Party, in
"HorroTs,' IN the Brooklyn academy, went into
a telegraph Office one evening, recently, and
wrote message to her mother, who lives in
this city. Tie message written was: Have
received 10 letter; am worried" The next
night size went into the Office and demanded to
see the operator who had sent the dispatch.
she had received a letter from her mother,
filled with leproaches for having married with
out her consent, and threats TO disown her.
TIE operator confessed that he had read the
last word in the dispatch married" and had
accordingly sent that Information TO the young
woman's mother. swell, since you took the
marry me In the same way as quick as possible;
| don't like that Kind OF matrimony," said the
young woman. The operator accordingly wired
IL information TO the mother that her daugh-
ter was worried" not "married."-IN Y. sun,
2ati.
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EILIoTT'S DEPOSIT FOR ANOTHER RACE WITH
HANLAN.-The London Sportsman of yesterday
1erday, in connection with the proposed match
between Elliott ard Boyd, one OF Hanlan's
friends, WHO was present, inquired whether
tive, and said he had deposited $50 already.
Hanan's friend then said he would deposit $50
for Hanan. Instructions from Hanlan are eX-
pected by the next mail, when the articles VIII
be signed and the date OF the race fixed.
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THE ASHLEY BELT ATTACHED.-The \. Y. TIT
Gune of yesterday says:-The fact that the Asst
ley Belt was attached while in the hands of
Tiffany & Co., In a suit against Weston, robbed
the reception to Rowell, at Madison Square
Garden last night, of one of its most interesting
features. The champion went in the afternoon
to get the belt, armed with an order from Mr..
Busby, of The Turf, Field and Farm, to Tiffany
& Co, and he was then first Informed of tine at
tachment. The checks for their shares In the
receipts were given to all the winners yeSter-
day except Westons; that awaits Mrs. WeS-
TONS order. MIR. Atkinson had just delivered
Ennis check when he was served with an at
tachment upon 1t. Ennis said last night that
this was for an old claim OF S103 against him as
lie II dcrser of a note.
dispatch from New York last night says
The trouble about the seizure of the Ashley belt
was settled this afternoon by Mr.. Atkinson de-
lositing with the sheriff $500 In cash, that be-
ing tie amount at which Weston's interest In
the belt was valued. Possession OF the trophy
has been given to Rowell so that he can take IT
back with him to England.
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CATALOGUE SALE
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

hlOH dUUoEHOLU EURNll URE.
On MONDAY MORNING. October 6. 1879, "A
commanding az 10 O'Clock. at No. 922 18th w
street, between and streets northwest, IL
shall sell the els giant effects OF lady leaving
ivr Europe, comprising in part:
One superb French plate Mantel Mirror In Wal
nut and Gilt Frame.
Blue Satin, pieces, &C t AGO.
bich Blue Satin and Real Lace window Hangtngs.
Superior Walnut Parlor Suite, lhGistet cd In HaW
splendid pair olosonne Vases, "a inches high,
Two fine Oh Paintings from the easel Of MAX
.Neyl
Elegant Steel Fpgravings in artistic frames.
Mantel Ornaments. Walnut and Gilt Music hack.
Walnut Library Table, Mantel Clock.
HANDSOME Hall Set with Mirror.
Fine English Brussels Carpets, Hall and Stair
Walnut Maptel Top Queen Aun Chamber Suits.
Fine Hair Mattresses. Wire Spring Underbeds.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Elegantly-in shed Walnut Msrbletop Sideboard
Superior Wall ut Extension Dining Table.
Handsome Dining Chairs
Elegant Slver-p .ated Ware from the best manu-
facture rs.
Fine Dinner and Tea Service In India China
Fine ut-glass Ware. Table Cutlery.
Fine Refrigerator, Kitchen Requisites. etc., etc.
octi-fts THos BOWLING, Auctioner
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TELEGRAPH RATES REDUCBp.-The Western
Union Telegraph company has reduced the
tariff to all points where It has been over 81 to
50 for ten words Beginning with November l.
Offices. only the principal Offices are now half
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uAvE YOUR SHIRTS
ii MADE TO ORDER,
And you will secure q Good Fit
Six Fest Quality Shirts, Sl2.
Elk Su, erior 6hirte, 80.
Six Wamsutta Shirts, 2l0o Linen Bosoms. $3.50.
At EDWARD Y. GINN'S,
aug25-tr 1112 street north west.

EINE CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISHIN6
GOODs-We now have on hand Q magnificent
and BOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS. VIZ: Bigelow
Wilton Body Brussels, Administers and Moquet-
Haii Read. and Hartford Ingrains. Floor on
Cloths, Liroleum, Druggetts, Rings and Mats In
great variety A.eo Satins. Raw SflAs, Jutes Mum.
my Cloths and Cretonpes for furniture ard arapery
Noting ham, swill and Antique Lsce Curtains In
Walnut Poles. Those In want OF Housefurnishing
Goods will fed It to their advantage to examine our
Carpets a specially. HOOE BRO. 6 co..
ausSoiy ISIS r IT. nm, near xbRat House
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A CLERICAL SCANDAL has occurred among the
colored members of the African Methodist
Protestant church at Elkton. The Rev. r. B.
has been frequent visitor to the house Of
John Moore, member OF the congregation.
Moore's wife left home in May last, and he at
tr1buted her flight to inducements offered by
Clancy. The fugitive has recently returned
home, but the husband has been liberal in his
threats against CLANCY, who has at last had
ed the protection Of the deputy sheriff, fearing
that he would be mobbed by Moores friends
ard relatives.
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THE cELLUIoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

Th,t never russs. ueyer create, n.ver wears Ii.
alMsyB cleali, AND tan b< worn whlio oeSainS-is ;
Mre Fisher dev0tee hef attention to the wants,
sfiy psfronG - decll-ay
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
= ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER Z STREET AND CONNECTICUT

e
DATA su5 ssd 9y yfHs Of ssfs 81 -
in Lbe5 f1 81 ct Of the Land d. =
a decree rassed on the 18th day Of May, 4. D. 1873
by The sqpremseo Court q the District Of Columbia
s. Fep or Si Is V copiatnsat and Alexander s6sp
ct a. ida and BY Of the
5issess bdse,, in front q the premises On fkf:
ehe City Of washington District Of ooIumbia to wit
ID,
described as fellows. w: Begnnns at point on
as 9l2 feed east Of the southwestern corner Of said
s .nd nine
southwestern corner of said square; thence north.
ss line Of the
line OF orisnal lot numbered three %, 10 ssid
sns Ct q ss adss s
three, about eighty feet to ntersect line drawn
due south to the ' point Of benns seher With
al the Hays F. Se PRIV
10 any wise appertsinins
Terms Of SALE as prescribed by said deed Of trust,
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of Minis per
we5
ceed Ct trust upon the property sold shall "a be
nix months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest at the same rate Of six per centum
per annum from the day Of sale, and secured BY
deposit of one thousand dollars shall be required
of the purchaser at the time Of SALE and all convey
ancng shall be at the expense Of the purchaser. II
the terms of the sale are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve
The right to resell the property the risk and cost
of the defaultng purchaser after ten days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper.
WILLIAM 81 PH1LIP,l r,rrs+a..
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,5 Aiue'soo'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. tylb-d&ds
HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. by
order Of Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D., 1879, at the same hour and place.
WILLIAM Il. PHILIP, I Truutaoa
JAMES M. JOHN4TON,} AA"'ooo'
jy30 81 ,aug1 2, 1, IL, 1S,sep6,8.9.
es- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PON ED, by order Of Court until THURSDAY, Oc
WILLIAM b. PHILIP, r-,,s+.o,
seplO JAMES M. JOHNSTON,} Ai"''0o0-
~ OWING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE ABB
sence Of Of the tt ustees the above sale is fur
ther POSTPONED until THURSDAY, October 23d
WILLIAM H. PHILIP. r,,.to..
oct2-d&ds JAMES NJ. JOHNsTON.} ii"''eo'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.