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The o,I.eary WaIk.

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IL the match for the O'Leary international
Det hughes up 10 noon 20 day had Travelled
la miles. remarkable feat for hin. lie has
mad nttle rest and the great strain IS negianlng
10 ten on his condition. Albert IS but feG
niles behind him, and has the lead over Richard
Acore and Cox, between whom q neck and
Curran appear 10 be IN the best condI-
uon. AT noon the score stood as follows
Hughes, J.. =: Albert, isSA; r. Moore. l6,
Mlgnauit, l66; Cox, l6.; FeeIey, l6l r; Krohue,
Pegram. Ito Nint, l6os,: Brucs. ioa
Truman, 1S9 q; Barber Illi.: Dufrane, li6s,
Ssmpana- lS9 =; Coughlin. lI6ls Burke, leS J,
PnNHpS, l55a; Dillon, It2G: Elson laql
Burnes, lOS 5; and Fi.zgerald, llSI..
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The PROBABLE COMING SENATOR FROM Ten
NEssEE.-Representativ Taylor, who yesterday
received the highest vote for Senator yet given
In the Tennessee legislature for any democrat,
Is barely 81 years old. He got 81 votes, more
taan any democratic candidate and within 4
OF an election. His friends are standing firmly
by him, and it was believed at the Capitol to.
day he would be elected. The democrats must
elect Senator today or lose their chance, as
stewart Sdem) will undoubtedly be ousted from
his seat In the legislature tomorrow. Mr.. Tay-
lor would be the youngest L. s. Senator ever
elected, 1t is said.
DIR. CHARLES +. FOLSOM, of Boston. will he
appointed member OF the national board of
health, In place OF Dr.. H. l. Bowdltch, who has
resigned.
THERE WAS A CONFERENCE at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the Attorney Generals Office be-
tween the represents tat1ves OF the Central Pacific
railroad and OF the government In regard to the
differences stated in yesterdays STAR. There
were present Attorney General Devens, Secre-
"a tary rs SehuIz, G; P; Huntington, vice president
Wilson, attorneys for the road; Assistant At
torney General MeCammon, aud Auditor
french. The conference Was still on at 3
O'clock.
1T Is UNDERSTOOD that the nomination OF Hon.
Stanley Matthews, to the Supreme bench In
place Of Judge Swayne, will be sent to the Sen
ate tomorrow.
Daniel O'Brien. once prosperous citizen OF
scranton, Pa, died on Saturday, In the poor
mouse, at the extreme age Of Ill years.
The game and fish com mssioners OF Maine
ADVISE the farmers to kill all the cats they can.
Mis-. wellington Barnes residing In London,
East ont, died Sunday from the effects OF
sWa!lowmg two artificial teeth. which were
loosened While she was brushing them.
The wife OF Elias Cummings, colored, living
near CTanslon, n. J.. has given birth to four
boys all doing well.
Stephen Fletcher, the Oldest inhabitant OF
Wafrenton, va, o19d yesterday, aged 81,
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British Columbia
Life Sentence.

VICTORIA. B. C., Jan. 24.-The British Collm
bia legislature opened 10 day.
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KepOrts from the southern parts Of Indiana,
illinois and contiguous territory state that
there will be an almost entire failure of the
wheat crop. owing to late planting and the
early and hard winter,
A reception and literary entertainment was
Post, No. 81, Grand Army OF the Republic, at
Bedford Avenue Reformed Church, BROOKLYN,
X. Over 200 persons were present
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SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS ov
INDIAN CLTBS!!
They expand the Chests Of Men, Women snd
CBifreIi-aerelop and permanently strengthen the
Ltnps-harden all the Muscles and overcome the
desthtahng effects Of sedentary Habits Fresh AIR
G'G oG9t eercse Lrth il.Gian Clubs lctU cure Dus-
PERSIA, DEBILITY and feIrty dit the lis that Flesh
IS her to-" Beautifully SHAPED polished and
balanced perfectly Kehoe's model OF Rock Maple.
Price with illustrated Book Of Instruction) any
size or Seght from TO 10 lbs-, only 81 per pair.
soid only st
0'MEiHA'S Sporting Bazaar.
Cor. 10th and r SITS opp. treasury,
Delivered free everywhere; seI.d orders by postal
card or telephone. dsc27
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TXfHE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
Proved from ample experience an entire success
S,my le prGRpt, efficient and reliable they are the
OILY medicines adapted to popular use.
LIST PRINCIPAL NOS CURES. PRICE.
l. Fegers, Congestion, Irfsnmatiors IS
= WorE,s, Worm Fever. Worm Collie. as
3. Crying Cole. or Teething of Infants...... .25
4 DarrhOea of Children or Adults. ........... .25
5. Bysentery, Gripping. Billions OOllc. ....... as
q Cholera Morbus, Vomtiu1.,.............. .25
:. Coughs, CCld, Bronchitis. q
:. Neuralgia. TOOthache, Pacsache. ......... rs
.. Headache. Sick Headaches, Fertigo.... 2S
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach. .25
II. suppressed Painful Periods. ........... as
II. Whites, too profuse Periods .............. as
Is. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing .-.... .25
"a. Salt hheunl. Erysipelas. Eruptioas as
u. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. ........... As
~. Fever and Ague, Chill, Fever, Agues. SO
IL Files Blind or BIeeding 80
-. Cstarrh, acute or chronic Influenza. SO
20. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs. ........ SO
= General Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
n. kidney Diseases Observation-Disclosures. so
- Nervous DeD1lty w
~. lrRary Weakness WettiHx the Bed. ..... 50
~ L!sesse Of the Heart Palpitatlon. ......... LOO
FOR sALB BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
u fent by the case, single vial, free Of charge
ADDRESS HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE Co, 100 Fulton street. Ny
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease aud It's
tnre GA paEes) seat free. apS-eo
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Tho Alder sss q q, IL, ul.a a Inc A

Wv loRE. Jan. 25-The board of alderncn
again failed 10 organize today. After one un-
successful ballot an adjournment was had until
Thursday.
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No BUSINESS OF public interest was transact
ed at the abinet meeting to-day.
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A DECREE OF DIVORCE GRANTRD.-T0.day, In
the Equity Court, Judge Cox made decree OF
divorce in the case OF Margaret Ferguson
against John II. Ferguson. The plaintiff States
that they were married In Georgetown In Sep
when he left to work Tor the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and wrote her that he never
intended to return to Washington and did not
want to see her again, and subsequently he en-
listed In the regular army.
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GEORGE WAsHINGToH's VKRAcTrY. - This
mol ming, In the Police Court, George washing
ton. colOred. was charged with assaulting his
knocked her down and beat her in the race.
Geclge took the stand and testified that they
were sitting on the sofa together, when Mary
fel on On the floor and said that he knocked her
bur as George Washington. II is said, never told
lie, hts story received some consideration, and
he was only lined 81.
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TIE RECOMMENDATION OF the academic board
under paragraph OF the regulations OF the
military academy, that the Manual OF Heavy
Artillery Service. L. s. Army" by j. C. Tidball.
major, % artillery, Z. 5. army, be adopted as a
eext book Ia the department of tactics at the
military academy, in place OF Roberts Hand
book, has been approved by the Secretary of
War.
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n.hECIOR r. LAMPE'S ELIXIR OF HERBS,
- tleG z. sna acanoviedged by the medical author
Its N StrmAny As sure remedy for AL di sOrders
q the ftom4cf, especially For
INDICATION AND DYSPEPSIA.
A.. n. KL0CZEWaNI, Pharmacist,
'AN'' 4%S eth st, nsWs
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INTERNATIONAL Wool XHIBETIoN.-The DE-
partnent OF state Is advised by the consul gen.
eral at London that he has been Informed by
the secretary Of the international wool eXhib,-
ton, to be held at the Crystal Palace, London,
this year. that the period o: application for
exhibition has been extended to the lst OF
April.
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ARMY ORDERS.-FirSt Lieut.. Charles Morton
Sd cavalry, Is relieved from duty at Jefferson
Barracks, Missouri, on mounted recruiting ser
vice, and will join his company In the DEPART
ment OF the Platte. By direction OF the Secre-
tary OF War Capt f. II. Ruffner. corps OF engi-
neers, will be relieved from duty In the depart
ment OF the Missouri. and return to Charleston
West Virginia, and resume the duties assigned
him there.
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COLUMBIA POTTERY CO..
NASTFACTCRERs OF
STONE Ard esRTRENWARs,
ald Georgia avenue. Fo1t OF Sd street Sc

A sereraI assortment Of Jsrs Jugs, Pitchers
EEeEW1ezt PoGrers. Miik Paus, Butter Crooks.
ShoIns, Beer Mues. &c, in manufacture and on
lard This ware is made of the best quality Terra
Ie',a material, aud by skilled worknlen.
Cth FLORISTS AND GARDENERS part
GGuI, - ccmI.e'e. With . Ia &c assortment OF MA
ShISE AND AND NAL L POTS, maDufsctur ID
0I CM .he best Gu4li.s tempered. RED POT CLAY
pVhNhMHNIAI Flower Vases. Crns, HauGlng
fsssets and OONSEkVAr WARE.
80 Inc First Dip!oms awarded .. the late Exhi-
.lAon oi the Horticultural Society and .. the Ma.
ts-CiA Fair- ian18-Sm
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WEST VIRGINIA MALCoNrENTs.-A prominent
democra: OF West Virginia said TO a STAR re-
porter to-day: 1.-THE talk OF bribery In the
nomination OF Mr.. Camden for United States
senator In West Virginia, and of an investtga-
tion, Is the work Of two OR three malcontents
only. The democratic party of the state is
highly pleased with the nomination. and you
can say that Mr. Camden Will receive the ToIe
OF every democrat In the legislature"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Senate iu executive ses-
sion yesterday confirmed the following nomi-
nations:-Joseph Ii. Burke, collector OF Gus
toms, Mobile. Ala: John W. Dinnell, collector
Internal revenue 9Th district of kentucky;
Nicholas 81. 0wings. secretary OF Washington
territory; Edmund w. p. Smith, OF Indiana, to
be consular agent at Carthagena. Registers OF
land Ofices-John Cleghorn. jr, Del Norte,
Col; g. A. Wetter, Yankton, Dakota: Richard
Z. Kerr, jackson, Miss. Receivers of public
moneys-John ". Haverstick, Los Angeles.
Cal. And number OF postmaster5.
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SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD CoMPANY.-To-day,
In the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur, the
case OF Bates against the washington and Alex
andrfa Railroad company, was tried, and ver-
diet rendered for defendant. Bates purchased
a round trip ticket to Alexandria with lirnita-
ton clause thereon, and after the expiration OF
the time presented the ticket, which was re-
fused, aid he was elected.
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THE ELECTORAL COUNT REsOLUrIoN.-Two
weeks from tomorrow (February 9th) the two
houses OF Congress meet in joint convention to
count the electoral vote. Meanwhile the demo-
Gratis expect to pass the electoral count reSolu-
tlon now pending III the House. TO be on hand
TO vote upon IT, all the democratic members are
now in attendance except MI. Bright, OF Ten
heasee-General Ewing having arrived this
morning.
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IT Is UNDERSTOOD that the nomination of Hon.
Stanley Matthews, to the Supreme bench In
place OF Judge Swayne, will be sent to the Sen
ate tomorrow.
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TIE COOK Cook DIVORCE CasE.-Yesteraay
In the Equity Court. In the case of Mary v.
COOK egt. Truman Cook (diyorce), a mo,ion
made by pialntin's attorney 10 attach desen daar
Tor contempt In not paying the allmony decreed,
Judge Cox overruled the motion, and, On appli-
cation OF defendants counsel. referred The
question OF tile ability OF defendant TO pay
alimODy 10 c. IIgle, special auditor.
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The INSPECTOR OF PLUMBING BILL A LAW
The President approved today the bill author
1zlng the Commissioners to employ an inspector
OF plumbing for the District Of Columbia. The
duties OF the inspector shall be to Inspect all
houses In course OF erection and pass upon the
plumbing and sewerage. The health officer l5
authorized TO execute and enforce under the
direction of the Commissioners, regulations
governing plumbing, house drainage and the
ventilation OF house sewers. Any person re-
fusiDg to comply with the regulations when
promulgated shall be subject to flne OF from
pIisOILent for thirty days.
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THE BASIS OF APPJRTIONMENT by the II pro-
V1ding 81 members OF the House OF X Represen-
tatives Will be as follows Alabama S. Arkan-
sas 5, California D. Colorado l. Connecticut 4
Delaware J, Florida 2. Georgia 10. Illinois ~
Indiana l3, Iowa 10, Kansas 6. Kentucky TO-
Louisiana q. Maine T. Maryland G. Massa ,hu-
sets II, Michigan 10, Minnesota 5. Mississippi !
Missouri "a, Nebraska s. Nevada /, New Ha;np-
shre 2, New JERSEY !. New York 32, North Car
0l!La Q, Ohio 20. Oregon l, Pennsylvania ~
Rhode Island 2. South Carolina Il, Tennessee 10
Tfha7 10 Vermont 2. Virginia TO- West Virginia
/, Wisconsin ;.
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DIR. CHARLES F. FOLSOM, of Boston, will be
appointed member OF the national board OF
health, in place OF DR.. II. l. Bowdltch, who has
resigned.
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The Market Nearly NJ = Balance-Tl
Tone not BuOyant.

The Market Nearly ~ = B~alancs-Tht
Tone not BuOyani.
New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
Buyers havs moved with some caution
aud in most instances the negotiations
have been quite close and protractsd be-
fore finally concluded. This no doubt 10
due In o great measure to the gradual
hardening Of cost, as all the most desira'
bic parcels are well concentrated, OF small
volume and in strong 'handS. All infu'
enCes considered, however, the amount oil
business doing has proven very fair, and
the tone Of the position Ia healthy and
cheerful throughout. This should not be
construed as indicating q buoyant feeling,
but rather that sellers seem in q position
to hold their own and distribute reason.
able quantities 90 the new woods come 10
hand and are properly graded. Indeed,
the positive upward turn on values has
received 4 check, and to AK buyers for q
further advance Just now would kill ope.
fatiOns In nearly all cases. This is said 10
be due In @ great measure to o material
toniugdown oil the excitement In the inte-
DIOR and O refusal TO handle the clips
where an excess Of 40 cents 10 asked,
this rate being considered the full
extreme warranted by any governing In.
fluences. Carpet w0Ols Of oil kinds are
allow and Of uDCertain value, but appear TO
favor the buyers, as q rule. The holiday
and extreme heat have retarded business
little during the current week, but some
iair sales took place, including 100. 900 lbs
Michigan %t1seCes, 4OC; 5000 lbs \ and Xxx
0hio, 423 s43c; 25, OOO lbs do do.43C; 10UUO
lbs medium l%nulanR, 36u; 80 0O0 lbs un.
washed Indiana, 26t33C; 500 lbs fall Cal.
liotnia, 1Bp; 81, 0OO lbs spring do, 23i 80;
10000 lbs spring Texas, 22a30C; 8 600 do
do, I7a29G; %. GOO lbs do do, 3ls32u; TO-.
900 lbs 90 bury to fine, 1SA28C, 5000 ID!
do, $500 lbs Nebraska; 5000 lbs Colorado,
10000 lbs fine unwRshtd tleeCet, 5000 lba
u~LmeIchahtsble Ohio, 25, 900 lbs combiDV
pulled, 20 600 lps extra do, q, 200 lbs lambs
do, 5000 lbs super do, rs bags do do, 25O
bales aud 5000 lbs Cape, and 100 bales
DonAkol, on private terms.
BY Telegraph.
NEw York, July 9.-Wool quiet aud
firm domestic fleece 24A40c; pulled, goa
4OG; I'm washed, u. 1870; Texas, l4A3Oc.
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DIRn.

JUERGEGs-0a Sunday. July 10 1881, Ma
LEOPOLD JUEEsESs, In the i7th year Of her aye,
The funeral viii lake place from her late residence
In BsnWOsd, on Monday morning at sO'eiOck. In
tsrmInt at MI Zion Cemetery.
BRNDER-On Sunday, July 10, 1851, at . o'elOcl
2. ~, Earl SHAW, lWIa son Of Charles D. and Mari
Bender.
The funeral will take place from the rs.ldensO 0
bis parents, near shtrrnrd, AASsnll county, AT II
O'clock this mOFnlpg.
BUECH-On sunday, July 10. 1881 BEnTE, daugh
ter Of Joseph and Dorothy Bunch, aged ? months lnt
s days,
ROSE-On Sunday, July 10, 1881, at O'clock p, nj,
KGTIE, infant daughter o. Washington and Mary A
ROl', Igsd 10 m0bthH AID 8 dayl,
The iuusral viii take plic, from the rOaldOneo Q
her parents, No 2iO sixteenth street, tbil MONDAY
aiIGraO At Z O'Clock, Friends Of the family are 10
VItsd 10 attOnd,
EVAGa-On sunday morning, July 10, 1881
THOMAS EVAHu, 10 the 6l't year Of his HSe.
Funeral from his lAtO residence 10 Be wood, OIL
Tuesday afternoon Al 2 o'clock. FIiSndS Of the fami
y arc invited 10 attend. .
tENTiINaER-ou Sunday morning, July 10
1881, ARcHlE. son Of Jacob sOulllnger, aged Q months
EHh'AeA ANW eeluoAso W us FNEehAt NV' u
Filth street, this afternoon Of $50 O'clock, Friend
Of the family are respectfully inVlttd TO attend,
BORING On Sunday morning, July 10, 1881, at
O'Clock, EpzL Az vile Of John W. Boring, In III
sd year VI her GgS.
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, Nc
1855 Sixteenth street, en- Tuesday afternoon At
O'Clock. FhsEds Of the family are iavltsd. Inter
mOut at Peninsula Cemetery,
CAsEY-On Sunday morning, July 10, 1881, At
O'Clock, JANIS CAsHY, 10 the:6.h year VI his age.
The iuuiral will take p ace from the ro,idcncO 0
his mo her, No, 2OI seyentVOnth street, thll Afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited. In
tsrnent at 81. Calvary Cemetery, The rules Of th,
e. thoiIn rhurrh' will h. ohsevyN1.
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The 4th Of July at Clarksburg was 9
big day, Notwithstanding the bad news
from Washington, The people there out
did themselves In generous hospitality
There was a crowd OF 5000 people, and
roast OK, ham sandwiches,dsssert and iced
lemonade were freely distributed to the
hungry and thirsty multitude Of visitors,
General Golf was the orator Of the day,
reinforced by United States Senator Davis,
John BAsssls, ESQ., aud Judge Stewart, oil
DnddFiVa.
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When q board OF eminent physicians anG
chemists announced the discovery that b.
combining some well known valuable rene
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro
duced, which would cure such q wide rang
OF diseases that most all other remedies coult
be dispensed with, many were sktplical; bui
proOf Of lis merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all doubt aud to day the discoveries O
that great medic NJ. Hop Bltters, are hOnoreC
and blessed by all as benetactOH Democrat
NWRkW
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IT SEEMS likely now that the resigna'
tons Of John King, Jr, and William
Keyaer, first and second vice presidents
Of the Baltimore & Ohio road, will be
accepted. It Ia said that Robert Garret
will take the place OF Mr.. King. Mr..
John NJ. Hood, president Of the Western
Maryland road, has been offered, and
declined. Mr.. Keyser's place.
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where to ae, New. from wheeling.

Martins Ferry lines
Many people went over 10 Wheeling,
but the largernumber congrsgstsd around
The postotice aud Msdlll's store, where
the latest news was received, The 1NrEL.
LiaENcER office was the place from which
the information was mostly asked, and
the prompt courtesy with which Measrs
A.. W. Campbell and John Flew answered
every question asked from this side OF ND
river gave intense satisfaction 10 the lafpg
crowds. During Saturday evening and
Sunday the inquiries were quite frequent,
but there was an answer with the --latest
bulletin In each case.
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Mn. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Of Martins
burg, employed in the shops Of the B. 4
O. railroad, has got q patent on q posla'
card. The postal card is the same as now
in use, with a pocket attachment for The
purpose Of sending q stamp for reply.
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GmscoM, the ChiCsgo faster, will com
plete his forty filth day tomorrow ct moon.
This will beat Tanner by Ave days, The
neg. man will 90 to fifty and the next will
die attempting to beat him.
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TnE DAILY INFELLIeENCER

VIII be mailed TO liy address, postage prepaid, iOI
ouo DAY or any length Of uns desired, a follows
siugls copy, GTt Csplli ore weak, aitsen Sn'li two
seCkS, thlhy ctn,si one month, dHty'aVo cents
NO months, one dollar and thirty esntli thFe'
nou,hs, two dOllaH PGysbk "a G6raAft
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Joseph L. Fly, City Assessor, has coin.
ple,ed his wotk. The personal property
amounts to $4,000; number Of capita.
tons, 1,24lj increase over last wear In
value Of personal property, s55, COOS In.
cfease In number Of Capitaiiohs, $50, M.
Fry has done his work we'll, and wa cor.
gtatulate the city authorities upon having
90 faithful and efficient an officer,
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NoMM IsS10NER'9 SALE OF OHIO
" COUNTY REAL ESTATE
3. Il. COCHRAN, Administrator, Ae.,l
70. In ChanheFy,
g. o. TAYIOR, OF al.
Pursuant 10 a decree entered In the above entitled
tauSa Oh The 80th day Of MAJ 1881, the undersigned
speoiGl U0mnlIBlonIr will sell Al public auction, or
The premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY H., 1881,
commenting n II n,t'oek q. M, The following Dc.
IciIbtd RAJ estate, ihat l. 10 iay: Flint, tSGt tset q
land ttuAte 10 Liberty district, 10 I bio county, wei
yIfginia, which L. bounded % iOllouE: Bog nnIbg al {
stone near 40 Ippla tfee Ia PembOfton's line, THEMES
y bsko WA 60.loO po'es 10 q stone; ihe, a. n q 1
toG bItLoty;thei esSlSL0 W2lA 100 poles toGt SiS.
thence n 6JN' v 10 6 100 roleA 10 stone 10 Johr
Luttis' line, and Garner !, Junlut A. Curtis; theneC
8 81 90 poles toA ttlki; thence 8 liz wa pole
st,ts near pe.f 4 paE,t iD tfeS IL ( fstI. ' ina ( RUlSs % \ I
SS5as B IS % 100 PoltI 70 q stalks neara hick6ryI
thence n B9Ae NeSti 10 poles 10 q siaks; Themes n
96No 8 IS poles 70 ttaiet thence n y 3 II poles Ia
As'ahe ih.nee n nv n poles 10 q S1kij thShcG
j 10 tto P,iss 10 ! ! Iisf thence . 2Ss i Ss.loo Sois. q
4 NAkC; thence n 85AoE 81 60.i00 pole 10 the bepih.
ning, containing S7Ietsa. % Is 10 poles, t~TcebiIhs
!htStitotn, Is acre., 2 rod, 2 ts.ieo poles conveyed
By Samuel Dunlap Ind vile 10 j. N. caldwell, BY
Second that parcel Of land on the northeast side Of
the rad lsadI, 8 from west Alexander 70 SGSt LIS.
efty, adjoinipg The william punlAp farm. Beginning
at 1 a9 ne In the line o. Il VI MoCuhej theneeN 6gNd
wa .ie pol 70 4 ,tons thence = Slk1S n 10 6ie
and with sid road . Az 3 u $40 poles 10 4 ttonF;
theneg B66ho E6 $40 poles 70 a ttone. thence J
ssk' SO. 9 toles 70 a slohti thence y So B q 90
poeS, e1tep,ltg iheftltom Aefe. and ca poles eobs
yeyed bys. nnnlap 4, q wife 70 Harriet &. dunlap,
By deed dated maj 4, iSfa.
Thitd, that other parcel Of iard SITUATE on ,ald Lib.
ettI road on which samuel Dunlap felidtS, adlol6ibp
lands n Gently owned by Baiaihlel Cufti6, dSceSSej,.
which laid pltte 81 land ID part d the IGft, On Vbitb
William dunlap, deeeIled, itsided . uflbR hiS iiie and
% etpltAted ttcm The temGlndef theftoi 81 the road
before tnentinned. sald piece o. lard contains Ok
Acf6a, more Of leAe. "
TehSs o. PALE AUat.thitd Of Ire putchsss MONEY
land a much more q The pufehaier fdaJ elect 10 bati
10 cash, and The residue ID two equAI i%nfAiimebtt
payable ia tG and twelve month";, feSpectl self, vim
Interest from the day o. tAlA, tina PURCHASER eiVina
bic bonds, With approved personal security and ihs
title 70 he retained until the payment Of the purchase
money ID fall, LF JONEa.
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