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The PRESIDENTIAL Conventions.

INK oRio pEtEGATIoN AT CUFCaoa
1heie was large Increase I'm the ARRIVAL of
ep1oncah delegates and politicians as chicaco
Ohio delegation. stated 10 an Isfsr 1870 ~
roIler Ihst The Ohio delegation would onaoSs
rom ths very outset any attempt Il the en-
Iuoeueht oi the unit rule, Irrespective OF
whose strength Il would affect rs tbsy conS,1 q
ered the unit rule Gnrepublcan. Gov. Foster
expressed himself 20 the same effect Roth re-
Puulats ue ldea max sherman would take the
second place on a ticket with either Grant
bialhe or any Other man. A Grant deln0nSira,
uon = announced 10 take place IN the oonven-
Ilon han OF the Exposition building Monday
nlgAt.
The MISSOURI DELEGATES no cfSCTNSaTl
II, Louis dispatch 10 the New York Bf3,1 n
says the Missouri delegates 10 the Cincinnau
cShNehuon stand. Anti-f1i6en Il. TTlden 3 AID
three doubtful AMONG the most nrooouncd
aaAu-Inoen delegates are United STATES senator
Louis Dispatch. -
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MANY DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.-The heat yes
terday was excessive all along the Atlantic
coast. Jersey City. Robert King OF New
York, wa fsunstruck, ana died IN one hour. A
freight train on the New jersey Central railroad
was abandoned near Long Branch Its entire
crew was pro trated by the heat AT New York
the excessive heat or the last three days has
made the death rate double what it was two
weeks ago, most deaths occurring among child
rem and old people. Six fatal and thirty two
severe cases or SunStroke We're reported In New
York and BROOKLYN. A second fatal case is re-
ported In Jersey City-Patrick Mooney, a labor
er. Michael Holden, an immigrant, just arrived
ners jury found that death was superinduced
by tnjGdicious drinking OF ice water. At Peeks-
XII. NY, one death is reported. At Newton,
The heat ana continued drought are causing
great alarm among the farmers on Long Island.
Wheat, rye and other crops are blasting, and
Will prove failures unless rain falls soon. The
Thermometer stood at Ie0 degrees in the shade
yesterday,
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"a Some one wants 10 know why so many
nai1yeS leave italy IL the sky there is so sunny
and beautiful? II is because hand organist
cannot live On sunny sky.
sE Miss Emily Soldene has made arrange
Hlent 10 IeFlst' The nited states next autumn
accompanied by Miss Clara yesey ana Miss
Rosa Steiia.
eE"The California supreme court has render
ed decision releasing Denis Kearncy rroa tue
house OF correction.
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctieneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON EAST MARKET SPACE IN

By virtue of two deeds of trust dated re- Ia
spectively November 18th, 1879 and May Odd, ND
1879, and recorded, respectively in Liber S7i, L8
Folio III ct seq, and Lber 912, Folio 239 ct sec and
at the request of the parties secured thereby will
seu at public auction in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, THE lTH DAY OF JUNE, 1880, AT O'CLOCK
PM, the following improved real estate in the city
Of GEORGETOWN, district of Columbia; viz: AL
that part of lot forty three ti of Old Georgetown
heretofore owned by Charles Marquand and not
included ia deed from Charles E. Marquand and
Peter Marquand to John j. Bo9ue, the said part of
said lot fronting twenty twot22neet more or less
Market Space in Georgetown, and running back,
east of diminishing width, to Warehouse alley, and
fronting on said alley about twenty (20) feet being
the came property heretofore conveyed by Charles
j. and Peter Marquan to Mary Spalding and by
the latter to Peter May; together with all improve
ments and appurtenances to the same BELONGING.
Terms Of sale: One-t third cash; and balance in
SIX 90, twelve I'D and eighteen QS) months, for
which the purchasers three equal notes. secured
to the satisfaction of the Trustees, will be taken
or al cash at option of purchaser, Conveyaucine
at purchasers costs, and resale at purchasers
rense, unless terms of sale complied with in seven
~ days. Deposit of 800 required on day of
safe
r. ROSS PERRY, ru,,s.aa.
my26-w, fm6t WALTER s. PERRY. Irus ees'
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Political Conventions.

MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS.
AT JACKSON MISS, yesterday, the deIsocratic
BaTksdale chairman or the state executive
committee. Three hundred and tea daleratsS
were present, all the counties exert SIX being
represented. EN-tiOv. i. g. Hulnphres was
elected president Delegates TO Cincinnati were
elected Ior the state at large as follows: E.. =
Malihaa, p. BaikSdale, W. y. Percy, W. :.
feat herSton; f6r districts, W. IL. Ill. TiSnn. 4.
Ii. Brstow, John y. Murray, l. II. TAYLOR, RabI.
I. Patty, ). Nj. Roane, :. 5. Carter. r. 7. len
derSon, p. h. Mayors J. L. Nithcrs Warren
CoWan, W. 5. Martin. The delegates were I'M
instructed. No expressions indicating the pre-
terence OF the convention were given Electors
were CHOSEN, and new state executive con-
mlltee was appointed, with w. L. HemmingWay
as chairman.
THE WISCONSIN GRRESBACE CONVENTION
assembled at Watertown yesterday and elected
delegates TO the national greenDack convention
and electors. Resolutions Were adopted de-
handing that the government issue all the
money OF the country: equal taxation: the eS-
taplishment OF an income tax; opposition 10
luTther reminding OF the national DEBT: opposing
SUBSIDIES: declaring the imprisonment or Dents
hearney an act OF tyranny, a menace to free
speech, and an attack on the liberties OF the
people. The convention unanimously decia Jared
Ia faY0r OF +. 7. AlilS, OF Wisconsin for Pre,i-
dent.
MINNESOTA GRRENBACKERs.
Inc convention met In Minneapolis yesterday
Only forty-t1ve delegates were present.. Dele
gates 10 Chicago and electors were chosen. A
resolution was adopted indorsing Ignattus Don
nelly. followed by one declaring the imprison-
ment OF kearney a blow to free speech and a
gross violation OF the inalienable rights OF every
American citizen. The preference OF the dele
gates Tor president Is not known but a ma
lority are believed to be for Scion Chase, OF
Maine,
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IHE CLOSING CHAPTER OF A LITTLE ROMANCE
MISS Mary Louise EyerSonS will was yesterday
olered Tor probate in Kings county surro-ates
cv,.-e' me VIII, which disposeS Of about $4,000
In property Wac made in Berlin. Miss Eyerso1.
whose literary reputation was Increasing at hai
DEATH was al ilTa,id and spent mucn time in
Germany visiting SPAS and other resorts Ia the
hope OF getting some relief IRON her malaiy.
In her travels she made the acquaintance OF Mr.
theodore Behren, to whom, It is said. she be-
came engaged to be married. He was devoted
TO her In her invalid condition, and for his kind.
Iess she bequeathes him s2,OOO.-N T. Sna,
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DIED.

ID HHaAskE. ON the morning of Friday. Nav 2-t,
i iooo, al clock a. H., Mrs. BRIDGET RAsKF. bs
LShed VIE OF Geo. A. Baske, a native of O,unfv
oIare. Ireland, in tie fortieth year Of her ase.
N helauyes and friends Of the family are respact-
Iails invited TO attend her funeral on sunday May
SGtn; at O'Clock p. M, from har late residence.
No. 229 pennsylvania avenue g Q.
sN0DGRASS. On Monday, May 2sth. 1889.
near BerEeley Springs, West Va, after long Ill
ness, Dr. JOSEPH Z. sNoDGRAss, of WASHINGTON,
seventh year of his age.
d WHlTFoRD On Thursday, Nay q, 1880.
aged six months aid five days.
Funeral viii take place from residence of his
streets, Oh Saturday, May 20.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WHARF PROPERTY AT
THE FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET,
GEORGETOWN D. O.


By virtue of deed OF trust. dated the 22d Ia
day OF October, 1873, and duly recorded in fMH
Llber No. 9U2, folio 6S, &c., of the land -As
records for Washington, District of Columbia the
undersigned Trustees viii sell on THURSDAY, THE
10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880. AT O'CLOCK p NJ, on the
premises, the following described property, viz:
All that lot of ground lying in that portion of
GeoreetoYD, District aforesaid, called Deakins.
Lee anes Cazinoyes addition to said town, fronting
twenty six co feet on Virginia avenue and extend
hg south 2S4 feet more or less TO the channel of the
Potomac river bounded on the east by Washington
street and on the west by the lot belonging to Mrs
Brossnan. The aboye-described lot having been
ceonveyed by John Lee, trustee, and Sarah B. L.
Thomas to Joseph L. and William II. SiInms by
Liber J. A. s. JOS, folio &c. being Lot 81, in Dea
king, Lee and Cazinove's addition t. Georgetown,
town.
Terms: One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest at eight
per cent per aIinura until paid, and secured by
deed OF trust on the property. All conveys ncins
and recording at purchasers cost. 300 deposit
required at time of sale. If the terms of sale
not COMPLIED with in seven days from the day of
sale, the Trustees the right to resell the
proi erty at the risk and cost Of the defaultins
my27- d&ds VIM CLABAUGH, trustees.
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Fs sahT NF
AND THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPITOL
By virtue OF q deed of trust dated the Goth -
day OF Arm, 1s,b, and dnly recorded in Liber
the District Ct onmbia, the unders sned trustee
vii sell on tn. RsDAY, JUNE 18th. 1880 ar 6
fTon Of the ahsf the pisS
parcel Of land known and described on the plat or
nj the as sy Ct rea e. IN n sad shas c' %
others recorded subdivision Of original lots mum
pilg for the sane At a ,2s ossn
street north and 81 street and running thence
thence xest log feet 10 and a half inches thence
north n feet: thence east along the line OF North
street 10y feet ten and half inches TO the place
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at Elk and twelve months, with notes
Learning interest. and secured by deed of trust.
All conveyanclnt at purchasers cost. 800 deposit
myzs aids So W aEoKeE PETER. Trustee.
SALE r 81 HAt "a IL PEsEsE
ia fhhEtsroHf bEf5k bw AiP 81
BY virtue of decree Ct the Supreme Court sS,a
Of the District of Clunbia, passed ON the isS;E
No. 5. S3s. docket II, wherein Emma Myers is
ompsinant, ana Charles F; Myers ct al. defead
@ as tRRassDa 4R -
JUNE: A. y. 1880, at o'cLook Pm. the following
ingtoD, d. C., and being all Of lot numbered five
%, reservation numbered ten Q0). together with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of a three
tory brick dwelling with store.
Terms 81, 500 in cash; balance in four ~ eIusl
nstalments, in six 80 twelve 90, eighteen 18) and
twenty -four t24 months, evidenced by the pronns-
sorry notes of the pun chssers bearing interest st ths
rate Of seven 90 per cent. per snnuDl secured by
deed of trust on the property sold; 800 deposit al
time of sale. Al c9nveyanc.ng and recording at
purchasers cost. If terms of sale not complied
with in days the Trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauting purchaser or purchasers. after ten days
previous advertisement
LUTHER H PIKE,
No. COZ ID ST. NV, T.,..oo-
SIDNEY L. THOMAS, Ai"7Se0''
No. ASP ID st. NV,
B. 81. WARNhR, Auct my27-d&is
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nUNCANSON Bros, Auctioneers.

By virtue Of . deed of trust, dated the 9th -
gay OF X July lS77 andrecorded in iber No. 1884,
IN front Of the premises, On WEDNRSDAY, rHE
s og,I DAY a OF JTsG 1850 ats osIoek
ingtnn. p C.. viz: Lot (s6) thirfy.six. in SQUARE
I'VE HUNDRED and two. tSO2 fronting forty 70 ana
a. han feet on UnIon street. between ~ and 9th
about 4, SS2 square feet. and Improved By aframe
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months. with per cent inter-
est on me deferred payments $50 be deposited by
chaser's cost
JOIN 4 4. fFakAEsseo56 rr. Trustees.
my24-eo&ds.
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TRYING TO BURN OUT DANCERs.-While han
was being held in the Avenue House Jersey
City heights, Monday night, two attempts were
mace by 1ncendiarleS TO SET fire to the building
found that lot of paper had been placed In the
cioak-r0om and set on ire. The flames were ex-
unguiShed without trouble At a. %. another
alarm caused much excitement among the
started In the lodge-roOm on the upper floor.
and that the wood work was blazing. The flames
We're ext1nguished with a loss OF about 5000.
tncend1ary origin, and the case is being inveStI-
gated by the police althor1ties.-N r Tribune.
10th. 0'
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GUNARD LINE.
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork Harbor,
FROM PIER 30. n. R.. NEW YORK.
Bothnta- " ed, June Bothn q We'd July Z
Age is 49,. ed, me y Alg ria. Wed saly IA
seythis Wed. June Is Stythia.. Wed July u
6tallia...-- Wed. June 80
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
ESQ spd 800 gold. according to accommodations.
Iicset to iaris, SIS, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts OF
Europe al low est rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Hsyre, Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freisb: and passage apply st the Oompanys
Office, No. Bowling Green, or both steeraye and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, 6e5 It'll street, Washing
ton, d. C..
JAMS CHAS. g. FRANCKLYN, Agent, Ny.
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MARRIEn

HAlLE1-ROLFE. On Thursday MAY 27th
R FSSo' a. st yahns Church Washington, o. o. by
ton, England, to KATE RoLFE of Watford Eng
land. e' @ls
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a. Thomas Melia the sailor arrested In New
orleans Tor setting fire to the cargo OF COTTON
on the snip Iron Cross, has made fun confes
SION, duplicating three fellow sailors, 8 long.
shoreman and some tugboatmen.
HI hope that ladies will soon get fired O,
Ine thick bordered wells now so much f. vogue,
Ihey form as complete disguise as the masks
worn by our great grandmothers. The ONLY
consolation Is that really pretty girl is too
sensible to wear One.-EdmuTsd Yates
az The South Side Union Iron Mills. az Chi.
cago, have closed on account OF q strike of 600
hands.
es-The governor Of Ohio has appointed Alex
Sands, of Cincinnati, and George a. Baker. O
Cleveland, commissioners to the New York I'm
ternat1onal exposition.
"a The Western Union Telegraph Company
at New York sues the American Union for in
fringement OF an improvement In duplex tele-
graph Instruments WV
az George u. Williamson, a stylishly dressed
colored man, has been arrested In New York for
forging check for $50 on John Lyons, a mer-
chant In Boston.
~ New York pays more for tobacco than for
bread. Dealers say that there are smokers in
that City who average 100 cigars week. ana
men whose cigar bills run up TO thousands of
dollars per annum.
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DIR. F. A. Won. MOSOHZISKER,
OFFICE
SO Nineteenth Ut. NV.
Special attention given to the treatment Of
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD, I'M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS, CHEST. So
Dig. Won mOSCnZ1sHEH
has now been long enough in Washington and So
f1rfbar snmceat a. his Profession to feel thst
sary AS an author Of medical works upon Che Or
sahs OF whose treatment he has made specaltss for
Tor the treatment OF Tie respiratory orrans. he Il
Wen known both In Europe and this country.
DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER
feels SONS personal qualification in the fact tbs. the
ns OF his patients, past and present contains the
hs an en Of Of al se9H
fhsr 2a i 70 5e TSsS
amined at his office by those interested.
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing which has been
we're cold. D. ". VOORHEES,,
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
Ut Won MoschSlsker's treatment in my csee-c..
mink it but just tribute to him to make ii known
to all who need his medical services that have The
utmost confidence i'll his professional abilities
THOMAS SOMERVILLE.
National Brass Works, Washington.
DEAR srR by the advice OF Senator Voorhees,
Placed myself under yeur treatment for case OF
be entirely satisfied with the result of your skill
and you are at liberty to reter any one TO me.
Chief Of the Redemption Division o. 8. Tressury
Office.
FROM RORATIO SEYMOUR
Dr.. Won Moschzisker brings me letters OF intro.
duchon from gentlemen Of character and standing.
They speak highly Of his skill and success In the
treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
OF the Respiratory Organs. and OF his attachments
az physician. From his treatment Of q case I'M
der my observation and personal experience, think
he can give relief in all cases which admit of remedy
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
once hours: From SIN. to p M, and from
70 Pm MARIA
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THE NJ. 4. CONFERENCE.

iI IIIISUUIS. Ia, Ilt MtIlOulSJ GrOIeSIallJ
conference continued their session yesterday.
The judiciary committee submitted a REPORT
that two-thlrdS OF the annual conferences en-
titled TO representation have conferred upon
tlfear representatives ia the general conference
fun conventional powers. The report was not
accepted. resolution that the conference has
no power to alter the constitution, except such
changes as may be recommended by two-thlris
OF the whole number or annual conferences,
was adopted.
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DEATH RATHER THAN DIyoRCE-HcTnan
Gehr, German pedler, aged IS. OF No. 430 West
ga street. hanged himself on Sunday night or
Yesterday morning in his room. and was found
later In the day. lie left a note saving he I,ej
because bis wife, Augusta Gehr, ran away with
Hi-%ll toward him. On a recent occasion the
woman threw chair at her husband and he
return, despite bis efforts to bring her back.
put On saturday sent him summons In a
divorce Su1t-N.Y Tribune 26fb
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NEW YORH-ROTTERDau.

DAM" ''ROTTEKDAM," "SCHIEDAI," 'sW
A.sChOL TN" ''P CkLAND," and ''IAAs,"
carrying the L. Mail to the Netherlands. leave
-eeGsy.
LIST Cabin, 5000 "a Cabin, S45- so. Staerase s2G
H. CAZAUX, General Agent. AZ South William
g., New YORK.; For passage apply to W. g. NET
ZEROTI 4 co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, WASH
.Dston OF 1. H. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe
Deposit Euding, corner New York avenue and
10th st. Nv ap24
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioaeer.

Il
TnsHEK s GHAscs e. F sa ct
bIIsiKAB PIE nssTBERBHS PRobhkT9 a
EIHSsfs52s or AvE sSsD As1
5s7s duy . sssoSssa ds p [ dfsa ss
'front.' Of the ON 15s TR
Pa , OF NAY A. p lsse &C., AT o'sIook N,
county Of washington, D c. to Wit All that eertS
m the e Of a e Df fsGs ReT
of known :. Oak Lawn" and being the lot desiss
W s5 d sr IN SAID 9y
bounded as follows, to wit Beginning at the nter,ec
and washington TO-. 'sediers' Ho1ne;' thence
feet 9TH thence an M Of es
thence eastwary at an angle Of SO deg 81 min with
the hne ?SS 5s 100 d feet to stone
to point on Boundary street siI 7o-1oo feet from
s to- Of h se oo OF sd
ing 1O3, 3e9 square feet OF ground, more or less.
and Potomac river ard has on it several stately old
oaks constituting the finest building sites in the Dis
It is right in the line of improvements, and
sdions the FE2perts OF v e. Dean esq 1t sanHot
months, and offers of the best chances for spec
ulation of any property in the market.
third cash; and the balance in one and two years.
with seven per cent interest, payable semi aDEu-
The property win be snbaivided and plat exhib
tied at the sale, be seen at the office of the
be REQUIRED upon each lot, and c9nyeyancing at the
with in seven days. or otherwise the Trustee re-
the right to resell. the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after five
my6-eo&ds JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustee.
eF- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
Gods 18TH JOHN nif So aGRF s4f
DQBIIo SALE OF THREE MEDIgM; SIZED
sTREET NoRTihWESf. GoRNEs OF F1F-
TENTH STREET.
OF the District of Columbia, passed in the fs;H
cause Of c. A Prentiss et al versus B. Frank A8
Liz Dyer No eaty q9eket 90 shall
o'CLooK P NJ, all those certain lots of ground il
and .65. in the subdivision OF lots 8. and S. Of
Sanl'l Dayidson's subdivision of square PA, de-
20 II feet on the north side of L street northwest
and rs feet on the east side of 18th street north
ana Is o = 10 6y so3d t t y Frame
front of II Os feet L street by depth of rs feet
to 4teet aneE and Is l%pro we by well built
named lot on the east has front of Is 70 feet on
street by depth Of so feet, opening in the rear
Portable three story Brick Dwelling
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, il equal pay
mene, for which the notes OF the purchaser Will be
tLken, bearing interest from the day of sale and
lien retained upon the property sold. al cash al
be required of the purchaser of each lot at time of
sale, and all conveyancin9 shall be AZ the expense
OF the purchaser Terms to be complied with in
to resell at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur
E. A. MCINTYRE, Auct myi5ld&is
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TAOMAs BOWLING, Au ctioneer.

'&'dOMAS OOMLlNG, Au ctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-sToRY FRAME
HOUhE On THE NORTH SIDE OF PROS
fEGT tIREhI, Rt1WEEN FREDERICK
D. c. WV
BY virtue Of 3 deed Of trust, dated the A
18th day Ct August 1877. and duly recorded f.a
IN IA, 1 . ~ folio 75 one Of the land REQ
designed Trustees will sell On WEDNESDAY,, the
ing dsseoed properly VIZ An that part Of Lot
d Dsatins' - addition to begnning
~ feet west Of Frederick street. said point hsnr
the center OF tie dividing wall between the two
S @sst val one t hundred and twenty fest
ginning. ' W s"e 10
Terms: One-third cash the balance at s,x and
twelve months. With notes bearing interest at per
cent. per annum until paid, and SECURED by a 1eed
OF trust on \. the property: AN eonveyancins and
tine Of sale II the terms Of sale are not compiled
tees reserves the right to resell the property a hs
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. -'
WILLIAM CLABAUGH
my27-d&ds MAlHEW Platter. Trustees.
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VICTIM OF LOCKJAw.-Two weeks ago a
tWelye,y ear-old son OF Calvin Engle, OF Potts
IoWn, "a, trod on the prong OF a rake which his
slight and no attention was paid to it. Subse-
Guently symptoms OF lockjaw appeared. and
then came the dread disease ITSELF The boys
SSu.llerlhgs were terrible and he has since died.
bis spine was drawn entirely out OF its natural
shape. The case is considered extraordinary.
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TRADE
s. S. 8.
MARX
TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.-We have been
selling Sw1fts Syphihtlc Specific for years, and re-
gard superior to anything known to science, for
the diseases for which it is recommended. We have
never known of single failure.
3. J. Cassels, Townsville, Ga. L. F. Greer i
Co, Forsyth, Ga Hunt, Rankin Lamar. Allan
ta Ga. Pemberton, Samuels & Reynolds, Atlanta,
Ga. Daniel Marsh. Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874.
We have used Swift's Syphilitic Specific in the
treatment of convics for the last year, and believe
it is the only certain remedy that will effect per-
ndie7R cure for diseases for which you recommend
it. GRANT, ALEXANDER Il co.
ST. GOO reward will be paid to any chemist who
particle Of mercury, iodide potassium. or any min
eral substance
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga. Sold by SUHELLER & STEVENS,
National Hotel Drug Store. my24-1m
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THE TRADES.

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