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The Evening critic., 1882-10-21
r Il. coLDwELL,
Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRARLE uNINr-
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING LOTS S2AND
81, IN SQUARE "a, FRONTING ON FOURTH
81. N. e., nET WEEN X AND l. sTRBETS.
By virtue of certain deed OF trust, dated De-
cenber I, 1871, and recorded In Iiber No. $50,
Folio IFS. the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, we Will on saturday, the 2lst day OF Oc-
toher a. d. 1Ssl at $3.50 oclsck p, m, In front OF
the premises, olier for sale nt public auction the
g.dtscflhed real estate situate IN the city
Of Washington aud District Of Columbia to wit.
Lots numbered thlfty-two (32) and thrty.three
$3.50. In recorded subdivision Of square numbered
scribcd by netes ana buiihdsas follows: BEGINNING
for the same at The northeast corner OF said lot
thlrty.eNo (32). and running thence south forty
(9O) feet; thence north furty-one (i) feet eleven
inchts thence east ninety (o0) feet TO the place OF
beginning.
FERNS Of sale, as prescribed by the deed oftrust.
are as follows. The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this defd Of trust unpaid, with the eN-
nCntes of sale in cash, and the balance In six and
twelve months, for which the note of the pur-
chaser. hearing Interest from the day OF sale and
secured by q deed of trust ON the property sold,
shall be taken, a deposit OF one hundred WiO0)
dollars shall be rcqufed of the purchaser Mt the
time ofsale. All conveynnciug and recording at
purchasers cost If the terms oi sale are not
complied with In seven days from time of sale,
the trustees Will resell at the risk aud cost of the
deinulting purchaser. . -. .,...
GEO. w. ST1CKNEY.'
Oc10-d,Vds Trustees.
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F. 'sTEINLEls CONFECTIONERY,

No. no pENNA. AVENUE EAST
ESTABLISHED 1884, ON CAPITOL HILL.
/ am filling up my store with the finest French
and merican candies for the Fall, and l will
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candles and Cakes. My Philadelphia Carames
OF different haYOrs are the best In the market.
l &c Cream and Water Ice always ON hand. We'd
dngs and Parties furnished at short notice,
plonao GlNc me a QAll.
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nIIII.

oTTERBACK- October 20, at O o'clock p, m,
Edith, only daughter OF 7. b. and NJ. y, otter
back, aged q years. Funeral on Monday,
october 23,;at = go clock, from tho residence
of grandparents, No. 400 Ninth street south
aaaf
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Our,Roxs, Ginthinr

has given such universal satisfaction, both
TO parents and boys, that our sales have been
doubled IN that department In the last twelve
months. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il,
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DON'T fail to call at Moclxbee & Co.'s,
corner OF Twelfth and i streets northwest
when you want pair OF shoes, and examine
small profits.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-21

The most complete stock of wall paper, WIN
dow shades, cornices, pictures picture frames,
dressing cases, and fancy articles is at Vecr-
hoff's, GIG Seventh street.
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pRIGds JEwELRy STORE 157 Pennsylvania
avenue. Gold.nlled yestchalns, charms, lock-
cts, studs and buttons, Hot Springs crystals In
gold.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NOR REM TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
~ at e. PER month; 10 minutes walk from the
Departments Apply at 22Q2 ST. NV, oc2l-3te
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FINANCIAL,
To.dny,s Elock NuOfattOns.

The following observations OF the transac-
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the clearinghouse of II. d. Cooke,
1r < Co. LOO street. WnshlngtOn, u. O..
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GOAL AND WOOD,
~ Carefully selected tor Family Use, at
Bottom Prices.
East Washington Coal and Wood Yard,
Ii. l., SIMPSON, JR.,
oc3-lm go Penna, ave. q. @.
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rruIv Wnn,ierrnI

bargnins' Lyon hlnck slIk, Do cohl5, worth
a 20 lovely plush, 1925, worth S3 elegant
oh wool rose blankets, S5.75, worth 81; An
droscoggln cotton, cents, at Brodheads,
1908 street.
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LAST night, about 1880 o'clock, George
Shirley, brakeman ON tho Baltimore Il Io-
tomac Railroad, was severely mashed between
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AUCTION SALES.

pY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
by VIRTUE OF two deeds Of trust dated .--.
August 23 1850 recorded liner $50, folio 50 0,andNtYT
nber 700 folio W, respectively, and at hesslr-
written request of the party secured. viii sell at
public auction, In front of the premises on Thurs
Jay, october 20, lss2 nj o'clock y. M, lots six
ana seven In Ilnrkness subdivlsion of square
three hundred aud thiny-siN. Terms: Cash; $500
to be paid at time Of sale.
ociG ' Trnstae.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-21

OPENING OF THE WINTER SEASON,
lSS2'3, MONDAY, OCTOBER p lSs2. Mr. Ahner
bCgs TO announce that Ills large and spacious
hall can be rented from The above dnle tor Con-
CCrts, Lectures, TheatriCals, Balls, Fairs Meet
lups &c Tho rail- will hU thoroughly renovated,
and In connection with the large dlnng-room and
elegant ladies dTessingrOoms, Will be the most
n0med purposes, For terms ana further infor-
nation Inquire NJ the Oilice or at Mr., Abner.s =
residence il3 and as 9Th 81. n ". sp20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~, HEApQuARrERs PENNsYLv ANfAR RE
Hxs PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
SPECIAL NOTICE Arrangements have
been made direct with the State Central Commit
tee, by which the members of this association can
procure transportation at reduced rates by max
ing application to the Political Committee at
ROOM 81, LIE DROIr BUILDING, -
j. X. T.. GLEESUN,
oc20.6t Chairman Political Committee.
nczsu.M MR.. WIN. wHBLAN, PLUMBER,
uED haspurchased the Montgomery House and
property on sd and o st,West Washington from
$. ID. Lynn, where he has permanently located
himself for business. Good for that He hasvcry
much improved the hotel and made 1t n convent
ent and desirable clerks and mechanics hotel
and hoarding.house, and, by the way. the Metro
poltan Street Railroad runs by the house, max
Ing 1t easy ofaccess to the Departments He has
also opened hne family grocery store adjoining
the hotel, with q view TO the accommodation OF
his large country and city trade He has always
been one OF our most energetic business men nnd
The CRf1 1C appreciates all such, and wish him
success In his new enterprise oc30.6t
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Fresh Meats.

Portorhouse, 10 cents; sirloin, 13 cents;
round, 10 cents. corner OF Eighth and streets.
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4 nNHn,s MUSIC HALG.

THE FIRST RACE WILL BE STARTED
PROMPTLY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB
FALL MEETING.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a5.
THURSDAY, ooroBEn 80.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a.
Five Races Each Day, one Of which
will be a Steepleohase.
Improper Characters Will Positively be
Excluded.

BTaThe BaltimOrc& d Ohio Railroad Company
will Iun special trains TO the track ON race days,
and return trains viii be In waiting at the termi.
nation of each days racing, Round'trp tickets,
10 cents,
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49, AssEssoR's OFFICE.

wAsHISoFoN, d. G., October ~ isa2;
Netice Ia hereby given that on the, rHlHrn,
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882, will expire all
licens.s given by the District Of Columbia TO
Apoihe ecaries, Auctoneers, ana bankers,
Bfll Posters, Brewers Brokers' Book Agents,
Claim Agents, Contractors, Cattle Brokers, Com.
mission Merchants, wholesale Dealers IN Dis
dials Distillers, Insurance Agents, Ice Dealers.
Manufacturers cf Illuminating Gas Liie and Fire
brokers, Proprletors OF billiard, .Bagatelle aud
Jenny Lind Tables, bowling Alleys, Hotels,
Livery Stables, Intelligence Offices. Junk shops,
Dealers In Secondhand Clothing, Dealers in Old
Barrels, Real Estate Agents, Restaurants and
Eating Houses, Theatres, Rectiiers, etc.
All parties engaged In said business; trades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses, IN
accordance with the provision of the laws of the
District of Columbia, viz: "That every person
liable for n license tax, who may fall TO pay the
same before engaging In the business shall In ad-
dition to the license tax imposed, pay II fine or
penalty of not less than nve nor more than MY
dollars for each oitense.n
By order Of the Commissioners d. G.
ROBERT p, DODGE.
OClQ.3t Assessor d. O.
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNSI!!

The Reinforced. Breech Diana Gun. A vast
Improvement, Absolutely safe. Winner in all
All guns warranted, MY long experience is a
guarantee Of satisfaction, WM. WAGNER, Gun
Maker, and Dealer In Hardware and sports;
Hin. oC2
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~.REsULTs OF PIMLICo RACES AN
BxD nounced at the ST. Marc Hotel after each
race OclS
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HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.

JOS. WALTEMHER, 800 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill
Children's School Hats 5Oc SILK Scarfs CSC. to sl;
White Shirts, zoe. 10 sl Best i-ply Linen Collars,
and for &C.; Gents Hose, all styles, The Gil
max Shirt, warranted Wamsutta Muslin, 2,l00
Linen Bosnm. 81; umbrellas. SIC. up. oc3
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HeS
We have erecelved q large supply OF the original
HULL vAPoR STOVES,
for summer use and being late in the season offer
them at the following prices
Large size, burner, with
Clipper, 10
Medium, hurn y
Large, burner, with extension. .......,....."- "
Clipper burner, with exten5ion..""...........l II
Medium, Durner'''.. ~
Fairy,
Fairy, burner......'..
Pure burning fiuid always on hand. Retail 2Oc.
per gallon.
SIMPSON 81 GUY,
zoos PENNA. AVE.
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COOL DRIN ks,
GIVEN AWAY.

China, Crockery and glassware to purchasers of
Tea and Coffee. ENTERPRISE TEA CO, Red
Front cor. 4th and Penn. ave. eGst. Best Old Gov
ment Java, 32c. pound.
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SIMPSON 81 GUY,
IaOS pENNA AVE
vCvn INTERCHANGEABLE CLOTH
AB3 ING

nCzHr DIR. CHAS. 70. KLoEBDR, DENTIST
1R date OF Virgnia), No. GAG ~-~z.--.->
i street northwest. offers his pro- ESIxrl-f4p
fessional services to the public GfTEsf~r3A
Twenty years of successful prac- NIIIIYIP
ice emholdens him to promise
skill and care in the treatmento Of all operations
on the teeth and mouth. Vtalized air adminis-
tered for the painless extraction of teeth. sp25
CypFCIAL.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-21

GIvB THE BOYS A SHOW. THE
B&Y Sickle Bros, - and is positively guaran-
tee the Ocean Queen TO be clear Hayani..hlied ,i
Penna. ave. opposite Harvey's. $. Sickle sole
Gtiantities iy20
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-04
THE OFFICE OF 1Ax RECEIVER.
The OrdIn airy Declines so order an
Election.

At the special meeting OF the Board OF
County Commissioners, held on Wednesday
last, Mr.. Henry L. Davis was elected Tax
Receiver pro tempore, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of the late incnm-
bent, it teing understood that an election
could be ordered by the Ordinary. Yes;er-
day afternoon the Ordinary addressed a
communication to the Commissioners de-
clining to order such an election to be held.
The following is copy OF the letter, giving
his reasons for this actioDj
SAVANNAH. July 3. 1882.
The Honorable the County Commissioners Of
Chatham County, SGrGRglGh, Ga:
GENTLEMEN-The question has been pre-
sented to me as to whether or not ! shall
order an election to fill the Office of Receiver
of Tax Returns, made vacant by the death OF
our friend, Judge Meyer. Ny present dis
position is not to order such an election.
You have made an appointment which
meets with the universal approval Of the
community.
Controlled, as l always am in my decis-
ions, by common sense, cannot see why
matter of a few days should cost the county
OF Chatham several hundred dollars; and
vet the law declares that the Ordinary shall
order an election 'when a vacancy occurs
for more than six months" Code, section
262 In this case question why a technical
matter should impose tax upon the people
of the county. therefore request that you
will hold a special NEE ting on Wednesday,
the 9TH inst, at - m, with your counsel, to
advise with me upon the subject. Very
truly yours, JOHN o. FERRILL,
Ordinary Z. G.
Section 262 OF the Code, which is referred
to, is as follows, and, as will be seen, is
rather ambiguous In its language, and is not
obligatory In its character:
"When vacancy occurs, and It is not
more than six months from the time
the election can be appointed by said
Ordinary and held until the existing
term expire, the person or persons ap-
pointed shall discharge the duties of the
Office for the balance of the term, and there
shall be no special election"
This section refers to GLOW long ap-
poIntee TO fill vacancy holds"
The communication will be considered by
the Commissioners at called meeting.
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ceor0,a F4tstorical Society.

The regular month meeting Of the Geor-
eia Historical Society was held last evening.
The meeting was called to order at s:15
o'clock by Capt. W. w. Paine, Correspond
ing Secretary.
The reading of the minutes of last meet
ing was dispensed with.
The following were elected resident mem
bers Il. 8. Spinning. 0 I. Shatfer, GAIA
way Hartridge, and DR.. Frank I. Lincoln.
The resignation of Mr.. j. A. Whyte was
read and accepted.
The Library Committee recommended the
following books, which were ordered to be
purchased
Letters" series Harpers.
Dickens, BY A. W.. Ward-"Euglish Men
OF Letters" series. Harpers.
The Bible in India, Hindoo Origin OF He
brew and Christian Revelation, by L. ia
colliot. Carleton.
The Stolen White Elephant, by Mark
Twain. Osgood 81 Co.
The Faiths Of the World. e. Scribner's
Sons.
1S49, by Thomas Carlyle. Harpers.
Aschenbroedel, novel-"No Name" Sc
ries. Roberts Bros.
Brought to Bay, novel, by E. r. Roe.
Estes q Laurist.
Peter the Great. vols. Houghton,
Miffiln & Co.
The Desmond Hundred, novel-'Round
Robin" series. Osgood 81 Co.
Errors in the Use OF English, by Prof. w.
B. Hodgson. Appleton & Co.
Anne, novelty Constance Fenimore
Woolson. Harpers.
The Revolt OF Mani 9isure Hour Series.
II. Holt 81 Co.
Skeat's Psychological Dictionary. Mac
MILAN q Co. Foolscap Alto.
Gregory's Letters on Animal Magnetism.
Colby q Rich.
The Society then adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-04

oscar WIlde-HIs Southern Trip.
Tomorrow "wednesday evening Oscar
Wilde, the Apostle of Estheticism, will
lecture at the Savannah Theatre on Deco
rative Art" The diagram of reserved seats
at Bren's shows that there will be a crowded
house. There is considerable curiosity to
see the young Euglishman whose name has
become so familiar in this country.
Before he started on the Southern trip.
Mr.. Wilde had given eighty lectures In
seventy-four different cities and towns. He
generally gave his lecture local color, aud
generally delivered the lecture which he
first produced In Chicago A good many
statements have been made as to how much
money Mr.. Wilde has gained. and the
figure has been given as $4,000 LADY
Wilde herself wrote to her son TO say she
had heard he had gained So, 600. AS
matter OF fact, the gross receipts for the
eighty lectures were about $50, 900, and of
this sum Mr.. Carte received something over
$40, 900. -Out of this Mr.. Wilde's expenses
have to be paid, and he is an expensive man
to run. The expenses Of his tour have been
e eater than that Of any other lecturer who
ever came to this country because he had
to be accompanied by business agent and
a servant, a most unusual thing on lecturing
tours, and of course greatly increased the
expense. 1t is calculated that the Southern
trip will increase the receipts $4,000, and
the tour through the provinces IS, 900.
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COURT CALEN OAR.



Hon. HENRY B. ToMPKINs, Judge of the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, presiding.
Court convened at $50 O'Clock yesterda,
morning, when the following proceeding,
were had:
The grand jury met and returned the fol-
lowing bills:
State vs., Henry, alias VIM. Fields. Bur.
glary. True bill.
State VS.. Henry Tyson. Assault with in.
tent to murder. True bill,
State VS.. Patrick Pepper. Assault with
iutent to murder. True bill.
State VS.. Frank Norman and John Brown
Burglary. True bill. -
The grand jury were discharged until ~
a. m. Monday next.
Banking Company of Georgia. Argument
heard from counsel on both sides upon mo-
ton TO dismiss, and the decision of the
court was reserved, to be delivered on
Wednesday next.
state VS.. Henry, alias VIM. Fields. Bur-
elary. Plead guilty and sentenced to two
years IN the penitentiary.
James j. Wsring, trustee, etc., complain
ant, and Mary M. Barclay ct al, defendants.
IN equity. In the matter of A. B. Smith,
Master in Chancery Ia the above, case Tor
compensation for services rendered, Jury
were impaneled and further hearing OF the
cause postponed until Wednesday morning
next at 9 O'Clock.
Court TOOK a recess until Wednesday
morning at o'clock.
The following criminal cases were assigned
for trial on the dates named:
THURSDAY, JULY o.
1866. State VS.. Frank Norman and John
Brown. Burglary. Solicitor General for
the State; W. H. Wade and W. LIS. Gig
nilllat for defendant.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
1868. State VS.. Patrick Pepper. Assault
with intent to murder. Solicitor General
for the Sta e; P. j. O'Connor for defendant.
1864 State VS.. Henry Tyson. Assault
with intent to murder. Solicitor General
for the State; j. H. Wilson for defendant.
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The French LOTTERY.

1t is announced that the French Govern
ment has authorized another lottery, so
pressing has been the demand for It on the
part of the people, The previous one
excited unbounded enthusiasm among all
classes, and the wide distribution of the
numerous prizes gave ali ranks taste Of the
satisfaction to be had in the easily acquired
gains Of the lottery.
Yet neither the French nor any other
European or American scheme compares in
hberality with the new one Of the long
established Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany set forth at length in another column
OF this paper, to be drawn on the 18th OF
July inst, and monthly thereafter under
the sole direction of Generals Beauregard
and Early. It win be s'sen that in this scheme
$75, 900 is given on So ticket, constituting
it the largest offer for that price ever pre-
scented.
That this company win perform all 1t
promises is now well established in the
public mind. The whole scheme will be
found interesting reading and bear careful
analysis.
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9eaaI Sales.
CITY SHERIFF'S SALE.

T NDER and by virtue of f. "a issued out
- OF the City Court of Savannah, in favor
of the SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN ASSO-
CITATION VS.. ALEXANDER HARDNESS, Ihave
levied on all those five lots of land lying and
being in the county OF Chatham and State Of
Georgia, known as lots number three no. 81
five (5). seven (0, nine 81 and eleven 1l) being
the western portion of lot number six mo 81
Tyreonnell tything. Derby ward, and lying bel
tween Bull and Drayto streets extended
the said five lots having a front Of thirty go
feet feet each by depth OF one hundred (1g5,
feet feet, all OF which are vacant or unm-.
proved.
Also, those two lots of land and the improve
mentS known as lots numbers thirty-four (NoE
34) and thirtF-five NO 3J) of the subdivision Of
lot number four NO. a of Farm lot No. HOl
land tything, Percival ward, in said county Of
Chatham and State OF Georgia. containing
thirty go feet feet front each by depth Of s
one hundred and forty-hve feet d45 feet, III
Guiding a lane in the rear Of said lots tent
feet feet wide.
Levied on as the property of the defenda
and being now in possession Of said defenda
ALEXANDER HARDNESS. and will sell
said property in front Of the Court Hou
door. in the city of Savannah, on the FRS
TUESDAY IN JULY NEXT, between the leg
hours of sale
Property pointed out by laintif attorne
Tenants in possession and owner notified
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Of Savannah
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ALarge RattIesnake.

Mr.. J. E. Dean, who lives near Poor
Robin, on the Savannah river, had narrow
escape from being bitten by huge rattle
snake on Saturday last. While going over
his place he discovered the reptile, and went
back to his bouse and got his gun, with the
intention of killing it. While he was lock-
ing for the snake It suddenly sprang on him
and fastened its fsngs in bis plntaioons,
when he kicked It of with the otneT foot, and
then killed the reptile with load OF ucksaot
from his gun. The snake had twelve rat
ties and a button, and was, consequently,
twelve years old.
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KIckedbH a muIe.

On Sunday last Mr.. F. A. Warth. who
lives near Scriven ferry, went into his lot for
the purpose of catching mule which he In
tended Harvesting for drive. Whilst thus
engaged the animal suddenly turned aud LEI.
his heels fy At the head of Mr.. Wartb. lie
was knocked down and his face was severely
bruised aud cut. Fortunately, he was not
knocked senseless, and regsining his feet IS
soon as possible, he obtained help and came
TO the city Sunday night in 3 boat. MS
Injuries were dressed by Dr. Fernsn !, and
Yesterday he was resting comfortably.
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"a. r. E. L. Brauss vs. City and Suburban
Railway Company. r. 4. Richards for plain
tiff; Lester 81 Ravenel and g. A. Mercer for
defendant
IS. J. X. Nelson VS.. Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway Company. n. G. Col
lier for plaintiff; Chisholm & Erwin for
defendant.
TUESDAY, JULY 25.
Il. Kate Lanier VS.. Central Railroad and
Banking Company. Lester q haVeneI Ior
PENDANT.
~, Gordon NJ. Wienges vs.. Central Rail-
road and Banking Company. Garrard &
Meldrim for plaintiff; Lawton 81 Cunning
ham for defendant.
1. s. Guckenheimer & Co. VS.. John LANCE,
Anna Meyer. claimant. Garrard q Mel
drim for plaintiffs; R. R. Richards for de-
PENDANT.
2. Jos. Rosenheim q Co. VS.. j. 2. Coffee
and Walter 81 Hart, garnieheee. Gar
rard & Meldrim for plaintiffs.
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A New Coaster.

Mr.. WIN. D. 0llveira had launched yes
terdsy ia the canal at the foot of Bryan
street a substantial, well built vessel of %
tons burthen, to be used in the eoasting
trade. Her dimensions are IS feet over all,
50 feet under keel, and her beam is 171<
feet. She is furnished with q handsome
movable cabin, so that she can be
used for NARROWING purposes. The
hull OF this craft was nesriy
finished at Wfllnk's shipyard when the
disastrous hurricane in August last Oc-
Cured, and she was carried some eight
miles up the river and about one and a half
miles inland from the river bank, where
she lay high and dry. After considerable
difficulty her owner succeeded in getting
her into the river again, when she was
tiuished and was, as stated, successfully
launched Yesterday.
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cHATHAM sHERIFF,s sALE.

Under and by virtue OF a mortgage 4. ia.
u issued out of Chatham Superior Court
in favor of CHARLES A. J. SWEAT VS. JOIN
G. ULMER ct al, I hsve levied upon the fol
lowing property, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel Of Land
situate, lying and being ia the count, O
Chatham and State of Georg g, containing six
teen hundred and sixty q $50 acres. more o
'ess, bounded on the southwest by the gres
Ogeechse river, southeast by the lands of Moy
nello. northeast bv the lands of the estate O
Houston, north by the lands OF Charles Char
man and northwest by the lands of Moynello
and of all and singular the edihces, buildings
rights, members, heriditsmentS and appuf
tenances to the same belonging or in anywisA
appertainiug and of all the estate, right. it'll
interest, properly, claim and whatsoever
John G. Timer and Sarah +. Ulmer Of, in or
the said land, improvements and appur
nances.
And I will offer the said above describ
property at public cutlery, before the Cor
House door of Chatham county, in the city
Savannah, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
GUST, 1882, during the legal hours OF sals
satisfy said mortgage Fl. ia.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles
JOHN I. ROMAN,
Sheriff g CO. 90