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ance with the recommendations Of the last
annual report Of the Comptroller Of Cur.

ance with the recommendations Of the last
annual report Of the Comptroller Of Cur.
rency.
The President to-day pardoned James R,
Bumbaugh, Of Pennsylvania, convicted for
embezzlement
The Treasury Department! purchased
343, 700 ounces Of fine silver to-day, for the
Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco mints,
The President nominated J. Bancroft
Davis to be First Assistant Secretary OF
State.
A personal friend Of Secretary Blaine
stated to-day that he had concluded to re-
main out o. politics for the present, and
that he would probably devote about year
to his private affairs. He will, however, re-
main in Washington during most OF the
time, and move into his new residence
very shortly, where he expects to inaugu.
rate a series Of entertainments, which shall
take tho lead Of everything Ot the kind in
the social life OF the National Capital.
This friend added that at no very distant
day Mr., Blaine would re-enter the political
Ileld,
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LAND PIRATES.
Details or Train Robbery on tho
Southern Pacific Road.

6UutuCFu hhclhC bVhNs
Las VEGAS, n. NJ, December 16.--Thc
vesIbound passenger train on tho Southern
Pacific to FL paso was stopped by train
robbers The thieves entered the Wells &
Fargo ear, and after knocking down the
express messenger, secured $1,000 in cash
and other yaluables to the amount Of $l2,.
Wo, The robbers escaped.
Later news Of the train robbery on tho
Southern Pacific, near III Paso, is 10 the el..
isct that the train had Just pulled out Of
The station, when number Of bad looking
SIiatoctcrs appeared in the express cars oi
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., knocked the messenger,
namci Bernard, inscnsible with a bloy
ifom ile hut Of n revolver, and then bound, ,
glesci aud bandaged his eyes, after which
!!Ncy punlerrd tue safe, taking otit $1,000
~ cash and valuables worth $4,000.
When the tnin neafed Rodgers station II
Slowed up on account Of bridge Just be.
lore i. and the robbers managed TO jump
9n Itisihought they have gone over the
ilhc into MeSicU
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CHICAGO CHIPS.
Garfield Monument Fund-MeOting Of
Police ChIeftains,

CHICAGO, December l5.-Gov Cullum TO-
day appointed Carter II, Harrison, ], v,
Farwell, NJ. W, Fuller, Prof, David Swing,
Murray Nelson and A. A. sprague, all very
prominent citizens of Chicago, as a com.
mitteo to receive subscriptions to the Gar
field monument fund in Chicago. 1t is
proposed to raise $4,000 in illinois, A
number OF Chicago gentlemen have headed
the list with subscriptions Of $l00 each,
Ryan Bros tannery on North Saginaw
street was burned this morning. Loss $751;
600; insurance $4,000.
The Convention OF the Chiefs OF Police
Of the United States met to-day, VIM. J.
McGarigle, Of Chicago, in the chair, who
stated that the object OF the convention
was to organize system Of inter.Changing
telegraphic information regarding criminals
and iugitives from justice, and to increase
the activity ind efficiency Of the police
forces Of the various cities. Mayor lGar.
rson was elected President OF the Conven-
ton; +, b. KCnnett, ofSt Louis, Vice Presi.
dent; A. Doyle, Of Chicago, Secretary,
After the election the convention adjourn.
cd till Tomorrow Every large city in the
country is represented.
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condlllon Of ths Cation trn,.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-The condl
tion Of the cotton crop, as reported 10 The
Department Of Agriculture, Is lower than
In rny season since 1860. The December
returns, as compared with last year, are as
follows North Carolina II, South Carolina
u, Georgia 80, Florida 81, Alabama s3
Mississippi 70, Louisiana 50, Texas %, Ar.
kansas 80, Tentessce So. Taking the re.
ports Of the season together, up 10 DeCem.
Der lst, the indications point 10 a crop
Of about 100000 bales, and a somewhat
higher product appears possible.
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BRLLEFoNrAlNE, O., December 15.-A
murdCrous assault was made on Deputy
Sheriff Daily by the three prisoners con.
fined in the Jail about ! o'clock this after.
noon. As he was placing light in the cor.
ridor Hoge struck him with heavy
iron, Telling him to the aoor, when
all three escaped 10 the street. Daily was
soon up and In pursuit, capturing the muir.
derers, Hoge and WhitmOre, at tho edge ot
the city, Whitmore was captured in n
short time, having secreted himself in n
large pen not far from the Jail. Deputy
Sheriff Daily was badly cut on the head
but Ia not seriously hurt.
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TnrCincInnati Ga.elte urges the improve

THECinClnnAtl GdEeHe urges the improve
mcnt Of the Ohio river by liberal appro-
priation from Congress. 1t says
at can be demonstrated that It 10 prac.
Bic to secure navigable depth OF six feet
in the Ohio river Mt all times, by movable
dams and locks, without interference with
the free navigation in flood times. Upon
this secure depth barges could be built Of
any required burden, and the cost OF water
transportation would thus be reduced to a
minimum. We Of Cincinnati can form
some idea Of the transportation which that
would furnish, and how this always relia:
bC navigation, except in the brief time oil
ice would settle the coal question for the
whole river. One OF these days We shall
wake up to the greatness OF this, which we
are now slpepinp on"
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NEw YoRK, December 15.-Damaging
disclosures follow fast upon one another az
the heinvestigaton oftlie Kings Co.. Brooklyn
penltentiary proceeds. Counsellor Barnard
produced III evidence number Of defective
commitments, and claimed that two
purporting to have been signed by Justice
lhow Sheriff Riley were forged. One com.
mittment was endorsed to the effect that
tho accused was never at the penitentiary,
he hnYinp sent subsLitute.
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FINANCIAL AND conmERcrAL.
Wall Street Notes General News Abou
klnnhA nnI GannrlIlna

wall btfeet tN0tes-GeneFaI News About
Stocks aud Securities.
NEw YoRK, December 15-It Is reported
that the final settlement OF the trunk line
difficulties may DO on the basis Of equa
rates on ocean freight and dl1ercntial rates
on grain for local distribution.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Company has received all but 100000 o
the 81 100000 Of bonds lately called In.
At a special meeting Of the directors yes
terday the actual earnings oil Hannibal 4
ST. Joseph were reported, for the first week
in December, as having increased $1,000
instead OF decreasing $4,000. Two hun
dred freight cSrs were ordered yesterday.
, The report OF q reduction Of rates by thu
Erie road Is denied, but the New York Pro
duce Exchange expects lower grain rateI
from Chicago in some way.
Under the plan OF reorganization OF thC
Marietta 4 Cincinnati road, first mortgage
bonds will likely be forcclosod by agree
ment and bondholdcB offered mn opiior
Of accepting par and accrued interest fol
their bonds In money or mn equivalent II
o new 4 per cent bond, principal and In
terest 10 ba guaranteed by the Baltimore (
Ohio Company.
The movement 10 prevent unjust dis
elimination by railroads Is at present yer,
strong. Strong petitions nre almost daily
presented TO Congress and the number O
actions In The courts Is increasing. The
railway companies seem TO be as anxious
as others TO devise some means of accom-
Dlighinp the Ratl1p end
The Mutual Union Telegraph people say
the suit pending by certain stocklloldefl
against the company will not prevent the
assessments being made or paid and the
securities delivered according 10 agreement
The good effect that was expected from
the Western Unions splendid financial
statement appears 10 be counterbalanced
by ruinors of consolidating the interests OIL
opposing lines, and denial Of the report
that friendly negotiations are pending be.
tween 1t and the Baltimore and Ohio Tele.
graph.
i Is generally supposed that Mr.. Gould
10 Immediately interested in maintaining
tho Wabashes, and their additional sag To-
day iS viewed with even more interest and
concern than tile disappointing course OIL
Western Union. There are those who art
vigorous enough 10 say Gould has lost hi
grip on the street, while others aver Il Il
mere part Of his programme preparatory
10 bull movement all along the line. One
opinion Is about as good as another In the
present state OF the market.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, December l5.-An
important meeting was held here yesterday
by the representatives Of the Millers' AssO'
citation and tho grain dealers OF the State,
with the object Of securing striCter grad
ing and greater care in buying wheat al
the elevators, and to prevent loss by having
their grades OF wheat reduced when they
reach Chicago. The meeting was secret,
but 1t Is learned that the combination was
formed to enforce u greater uniformity in
the.rules governing purchases Of wheat in
all localities in the State, and establishing IN
underwriters system OF grading for oil
points,
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Mn, washington City Republic offered

Tnr Washington City Republic offered
e in cold to the boy or girl under twelve
- ,,,rs n Of ace that would first send in twenty
Jitcrcnt transpositions OF the sentence,
SIobn .Jr lies buried hera," The first was
.,n, IN by a little daughter Of Thos. L, Nc
yssley. I formerly Of Wheeling, now Of
wo,bington,-Miss Geannie by name,
" ,.,nsrositions were as follows:
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Attempted As.n.sInatlon IN Arizona.

TOMBSTONE, December l5.-An unsuc-
Cessiul attempt was made 10 assassinate j,
7. Clum, mayor Of this city, last night. A
band OF armed men fired on him while in
u stage enroute 10 Tucson. The driver
was wounded and one of the horses killed,
Mr.. Clum escaped without injury. No at
tempt was made TO rob the stage. The as.
sault is supposed to be the outgrowth oi the
recent COW boy tragedy, since which
threats have been made against the life OF
Clum by the Earp brothers and Holiday,
who were engaged in the tragedy. Judge
Spicerr City Marshal Williams and Others
are now In pursuit OF the assallants.
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CoIumblnnn County, ohio, Amlcted.

EAST PALESTINE, December 15.-Snall.
pox Is prevalent Though in few places
subsiding) In the following places In this
county: New Waterford, BNy0rd, East Liv-
erpool, East Rochester, !, North Georgetown, 20
Salem, Leetonia, ,Tecgarden, Franklin Square
New Garden, MCCann's school house.
East Liverpool Is the worst sufferer, some
eighteen or twenty cases existing there.
Pittsburgh Is accredited with having inoc-
ulatGd the county. Singular to record but
few cases have proved fatal, and nearly oil
are under good control.
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IitcU cUOrCrnnirnt Employee Drowned al
ChRfIeatBn, ". We.

ClIAntEroS, W. Va, December TO-
This morning number OF employees en-.
gaeCd at government lock No. 3 left theis
eoarlnghouscto go TO their work, embark.
ing in skiiTs, rs is the usual custom. Three
sslllsContuihing eight men were caught In
The current md carried over the dam, and
I'VE Of he men were drowned. NJ. Moore,
James brown, William Hunter, Thornton
ii,mydon and George Meyer were the vic.
amI The bodies have not all beOn tecov'
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i. Mn.hlnpton, Pa, Obseruer claims tc

Tar Washington, Pa,, Observer claims to
haze information from a gentleman con-
NO nected with the IIempheld road, that the
R&O. company intend to push it vigor-
op,ly to complction-double track it with
seel rails make it flrst-class in every res
nsct, and usc it US their main line from the
Eas, and West.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Chs GntelLigfnee1s,
;;,,,.., No.. 4S npll "a Roprleenlh Street.
psnrscE is golden" What a golden

asnrxrr is golden" What golden
...,. nrryoils at the Registsr Office just now
'. u'D' ,,.nonse to our invitation to show up
= ~ ,bs matter Of Washington specials, in
~ l,irs I cockloit dispatches. Not aword.
auo s,n'o ,be days that Reynard, the fox, was
s,'st san,5, preaching morality with the feathers
''as "a " cbickcn still sticking out Of his mouth
\, ,so,s . has been nothing.equal to this, 1t re-
minds min us Of the case Of the man
A"" "wholig,d pls-dIgged it ioranotheF
p",ho MI In himself. and not his brother"
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nan ,In,irnn r.rlrnllllna.

CLAntKrrA, N. Nj, December 15.-1n a
melee at dance at pecos village last night
Julia sandeval was fatally shot by Hugh
Barrow,
Al noon to-day James Allen was serious.
ly wounded by Ed Cox, who shot in self.
jntnnsn
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CLEVELAND, December i5.-The popular
contribution OF one dollar aud less to the
Garfield monument fund now amounts to
S25,il5. The special large contributions by
the citizens Of Cleveland amount to f52, 100,
The total subscribed aud collected 10 date
u S11sl5,
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SAN FRGScisco, December 15.-ChAng
Tsao Ju, the new Chinese Minister, accom-.
panied by n suit numbering twenty.slx,
leave by rail tomorrow and proceed d.
rect TO Warrington.
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NEWARK, December 15.-Two thousand
people were present at tlIb reception OF
Father slleChy tonight. A resolution oi
sympathy with the Land League and Par.
nell was adopted,
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GuSStsoS, Cot, December 15.-A. W.
Harley wus fatally shot by George CrtiIen
yesterday afternoon. Cftizen claims that
Harley threatened his life, and that the
shooting was In self defense.
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MiLwAuxRE, December lt.-Wm. 1Ieeb
wns killed to-day In Plankington K Ar.
mour's packing house by being caught in
A machine, ...
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NEw YonK, December l5,-The ifigatO
Constitution told 1fOnsidesl was finally put
out Of commission at the Brooklyn navy
yard today
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DtED.

IlOLliDAy--On Thursday, December IS, issi. Al
iiIS O'clock :. n, JAAEs l.. HsLtlDAY. In the S1lh
year Of hiA ace,
FunofAl notice hNfNAhAf.
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You are sick we'll, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility d
doubt. Hits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Kell's
Health Renewet' Is your hope. q % Drug.
lists. Depot ianghlh Bros, &Co,, Wheeling
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AN APPEAL FOR MONEY.

After recess Guiteau announced that he
had little speech TO make, and said: ~
suppose / have given away one thousand
autographs since this trial began. 1t has
been suggested that shall charge twenty.
Ave cents for them, but / decline. We
want money, however, for this trial. There
are certain oillceholders In this city and
throughout the country that never would
have had their positions but for my in.
spiration. want these men, II they have
any conscience, to respond to this appeal
and send us some money. II they do not
do II, shall speak out III meetin' and give
their names next time. Some rich men in
New York gave Mrs, Garfield several
hundred thousand dollars. 1t was q noble
net, and applaud It. Now, l want them
to give me some. l demand It in the name
OF Justice and right"
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ANOTHER CLERICAL AcQuLiNrANcE.

Rev, Rush Il. Shippen. pastor OF the All
Souls Church, in WashinGtOn, boarded nj
the same house anu occupied q seat ut the
S ,"at Ill tTG H.. w" I", t"I iIo, ~ IJ ,J npn p
President, when hc the prisoner) disap.
peared. Witness had frequent CONVERSE
lions with tho prisoner Both had lived
in Chicago, and TINT formed basis Of con.
versations which led TO quite familiar &C.
Quaintance. The prisoner was Chatty and
polite, little quick or nervous in utter.
ance, but not sufficiently so to indicate II
marked peculiarly Witness never de.
tccted anything 10 indicate insanity. The
usual topics Of conversation between him.
self and the prisoner at the table were the
Conkling. Garfield rmbroglio and the New
Testament revision. On no occasion did
the prisoner exhibit moro excitement than
any other person might.
MB. Dunmore, formerly wife OF Guiteau,
then took the stand. She was married to
the prisoner in July, 1869. Scoville OBJ.
teCted tO the testimony unless record OF
the proof Of the divorce was shown. The
witness was then withdrawn, Corkhill re-
marking that lie would introduce the wit
ness later, after lie obtained copy Of the
record.
,.u 80 ,o,,. .,,,.. ,no,,n u.. 4.
"""' N"" '''"NN ''i'"' A"Sl Al" "s-
sASstN
nr. Hol,le. Tim youno phvsician nj tho
;oiI whaTe Gu;toaI w1s GnhfnsJ rslatSd
;ha noriicnlars nj ssvaral rnnvsrsSiinns
viii viii tSs nriSnnsr A. onn time hs ssLs5
,i,e a. nriSohsr ,vhv ho tuoint nrisone ar ,spn,SI ]S !
rprnpvod ran the President? The reniy wns
iiiiscanse I was InSnirsd In do snW and n
liiile after, "Ii the President sboi,ld die /
,y,ll he cnnvinrni lhal nv insnjrntjon wse
iro,r @ iSe tIsiiv but II he shonId s. rssnver :" I
viii be in jH,ibl n H." ,'hs witness wna
nsIoi & II hs CnNS;Iared ,ha nr;snnsr sans mo-
and renlipd az betteeily sane man, sit,
"nJ @ as brivit nuiGk nnd inteilivet,i a mar
a. av vo% woniI sSe in n a,iinms+'s dav. mi
tbs siivhtest Indication al insanity ahont
HIM a IitIle ImnaiIent oi resiraint n times
/" iitlls nsrvotls M n man in liz nosiiion
nai,irSiiv wori1 br. int neripctiv aanh,
Nss ScnviIia un1dnniy rose Ii hnt njoco
aud Saidt MYnHF honor. / wnIid i,kS In
SSE I n Iitpstion of the witness I ronSidsr
Il n ~ vi,ai innntinhrS N ths rssan ''''>'''
Gu;isou fimnSiipnilvl%Now' dob,, s,..
tot, Il Il l. ali ibrsc neohle can do IN slsnd
me- me withnut yo,Ir lalkinv You ara mn
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

The house and lot now occupied by Rev. ]. D.
M0tIat, the house containing nine 10Y rooms ana
bath rOom two pantTlCs cellar aud finished FaffOt,
and the lot a new wash house md other suibuiid.
inES. The house stands high and has space OIL ali
sues that VIII never 70 built on and ls modern Ia
street, or tot. c. MOFFAT & CO., No. a Twelfth
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TO EXCHANGE.

Valuable Coal Land on the Ohio liver Belmont
county, Ohio, Tor good lands In eastern EebntkR
We have AlSO, for sAle, two short Greek farms and
two farms on Ohio river, thirteen and fifteen milcS
below wheeling, from lS9 TO $50 acres each.
W. v. llOGE q BRO,
mob lan0 Market street
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FOR RENT.

GooD ROOMS 10 LET-WELL FUR.
NJ NIsHBp. with or without board, a paFties
wish: Cor. Main and Twentieth StTeeh ]. W
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ANOTHER cLINcnEn.

Col. Corkhill introduced in evidence the
application made by Guiteau ten years
ago for a policy Of lie insurance, in which
the prisoner answered in the negative the
question: illus there ever been any insani
ty in your family?"
Gen. Reynolds continued-"At my sec.
ond interview with the prisoner, he wrote
an address 10 the American people which
has since been published, and accompanied
II with ssthe request that have 1t pub.
Ished."
The original draft was then introduced,
and was read by Col. Corkhill, with occa.
sional comments by Guiteau, who follow.
ed the reading with the closest attention.
When the word inspiration" was read
Judge Porter arose and called attention to
the laCL that this was the first announce.
ment OF inspiration" as a defense for
murder, and that II was made on the 10th
OF July, after the prisoner had learned that
Arthur, Grant, ConklIng and other stal.
waits that ho expected would shield him,
In reality loathed him, and abhorred his
acts.
'iT's A LIE, Mr.. MO MournED roRTER,"
Shouted Guiteau.
scovile protested against this style Of
argument 10 the Jury and demanded that
Judge Porter should withdraw the remark.
Judge Porter-"1 shall not withdraw one
word shall say upon this trial.
A number Of letters written by GUT "a
since his incarceration were read by :
District Attorney and were offered In 0 4.
dence 10 dlsprOye tho theory Of sanity.
After the reading was concluded Guiteau
turned 10 tho District Attorney and In.
uuired: "Nhcre are the rest OF my letters
Corkhill that you Intercepted Think the
American people ought to know what a
miserable sneak you arc"
Scoylle questioned the witness, Gen. Rey.
nolds, until the hour Of adjournment.
"ttave you always been on good terms
with the prisoner" asked Scoville.
"Yes," shouted the prisoner, II always
considered him my personal friend, and lle
proved himself a mean, dirty scOundrel.
A nice record you'll have Reynolds 10
come sneaking into my cell to get informa-
tlon to hang inc on.
scoyille pressed the witness closely and
finally received an answer that the govern.
tneht paid him for his expenses while lie
was having these interviews.
iNsrRucriSG COUNSEL
Guiteau-Ifow much 2
scoville quitting out bis hand d)-You
keep quiet.
Guiteau-Well then ask him how much
he got, YOU take an hour to get out OF
hin what could learn In ten minutes.
q a. 4 A 4 a..sH
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nor SAFE or RENT

~ FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
| offer for sale the hne three.stoFy brick 6uildine
situate on the West side Of Market street. few door
below SECOND Ward Market House, formerly occti.
store The building ls finished above Ihe dill floor
with eleven rooms and g occupied as boarding
house, and the hrst floor Is large and elegant store
room with cellar and The room, both lOf capacity
and location the best for the produce business Ii
the city Also for rent from lN Of April next. IN
Y. BHRlvER, 12tt Main street ivA6
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dor RENT-sToRE WITH WELL AR.
I RANGED DWELLING on Second and
Fhird floors, No, 80 Twelfth street, now oc.
clpied by Nesbitt & Son WAREHOUSE
No, 1873 Main street, at present in the occu-
Drug Store, Possession, ist April next APP
plyto ]. W. PAXTON,
decl2 1900 Chaplinest.
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FllRIssETctAss lIsT RESIDENCE AT AUc
Tuesday, December soth. 1881.

VIII be sold at the Court itouse front, on TUES.
DAY, DECEMBEk 2Oth Inst. at o'eltrt .. NJ, that
residence o. Tie late William Paxton, aud ole II
the most dtSihble "llOmel" III The city. me
grounds are full lot lG6xlS2 ieCl) on Chapiihe
fronting Matket street, The yard Il well lifd win
ornamental trees and lhfubbety. Vide alley II
side aud teAt Of premises The house q spacious,
handsomely hhishgd. md has hll modern convent
TEEAR-Ohe.ioufih cash and balance IN one, Two
and three years With per cent interest. atisiael
'tnftly secufed-0r may bg hftnhged 10 suit huf.
I v. PGxroN, 1900 Chapiine Street.
=, q iTsRvgY. AhciIhhecf. All
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FoR RENT,

The stOreroon now occupied by US, No.
ll5S Main street. Also for sale our entire
stock Of fxtures.
del4 SPEYER BROS.