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{" OLD GLORY.v
A Flag Presented by Sacramento Ladies
to the California Volunteers.
INaIleIo Chronicle. August llth.l


Among the flags displayed on the Starr
Mills on the day of the funeral of General
Grant there was one especially valued by
its owner, Captain A. W. Starr, on account
of its war record, and carefully preserved
by him as a relic of the California Volun-
teers, and = memento of the company he
commanded, ii having been honOrably car
rled ut the head of his troops from the time
of their enlistment to the close of the war
This flag was presented by the ladies of
Sacramento, Cal. to Troop T, Second Cali
fornia Volunteer Cavalry, September IA,
1861, at Camp Alert. near San Francisco.
This troop was raised and organized ON the
second call, or the first call that reached
California, for 10000 volunteers, and was
known as the Sacramento Rangers.
and was composed of l02 men They
offered their services 70 the Govern
ment. in whose service they were mustered
on August %, 1861, with the following com
missiOned officers u. A. DeMerritt, Cap
tain; J. NJ. Ropes, First Lieutenant, and
\. " Starr, Second Lieutenant. In 1863,
When Captain DeMerritt rendered his resig-
nation and joined the California Hundred
y. ". starr, then First Lieutenant was
commissioned Captain, and retained that
position until the troop was mustered out
Of service at Sacramento June q, 1866. On
the following day, June y, 1866, Captain
Starr received his commission in the regu-
lar army, and upon taking command of
Troop y, United States Cavalry, he took
the flag of his volunteer company with
him, and on its staff. richly ornamented
with q spear and trimmings of silver, he
placed the flag Of his new company, but has
always kept the old California banner, and
on Saturday deemed it fitting time to
again unfurl this emblem of our patriotic
volunteer soldiers of twenty-four years ago.
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MINING NOTES.

The hoisting-works for the Black Oal,
mine at SoUlsbyville. have arrived and are
being put in place.
A great gold discovery is whispered of in
Wyoming. 1t has assumed no tangible
shape as yet, but rumor swells it into gi-
gantic PROF ortiOns
The Stonewall mine at Julian, San Diego
county, owned by Dr. J. f. Fulton, is now
Yielding net profit of 500 per day, says
the Union.
The Chinese company in Nevada county
IS obtaining large results from gravel min
ing. Some $4,000 i'll bullion was sent to
San Francisco the other day.
The Centennial claim, just below Homo
inlu, klamath river is now paving big, the
cement at bedrock being full of coarse gold,
and yielding richer as the bedrock is
reached
The new concentrating works at the
Morgan mine, near Washoe City, Nevada.
have started up. Great homes are enter
tanned that the operations will prove sue
cessful.
The Walker Lake BvR,tia says that the
most prosperous camp in Esmeralda coun-
ty At present is Marietta. The mines are
looking well, and the bullion returns are
solid evidence Of the reality Of the appear
ances.
In review of the mining business in
Pinal county the Florence Enterprise shows
that the coming year viii see ninety-fiye
stamps dropping in that county in place of
thirty last year Pipal IS at present the
leading bullion producer Of the Territory.
The town Of AdamsviIle, six miles below
Florence, A. T., which a year ago resembled
Goldsmith's Deserted Village, is now
fourishing place There is not vacant
house in tie place now. This repupula-
ton of the town was occasioned by the
starting of the Piers0n mill.
Last week the prospectors at work on
Patterson Mountain, Lincoln county, New,
took ton of ore into the Monitor mill, ut
Taylor, and the same, after being tested,
was purchased By the Monitor Company
for $3.50. The miners are elated and say
they have lots more of the same kind in
sight.
Several miles Of placer ground have been
taken up along Pine creek, Union county,
Oregon 4 Union company sent a COM
piete outfit mp there Wednesday, and
shaft will be sunk at once and the claims
fully prospected. A few pans OF dirt
taken from the creek turned out remark
ably rich.
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PITH AND FUN.

The Archbishop Of Seville, Spain, died of
cholera Monday.
The average small boy would be a saint
ii il wasn't for the other boy, who leads
him astray.-[ Philadelphia Call.
London has Il society for the suppression
OF vice. It evidently ought to have some
thing for the suppression Of society Phil
adelphia North American.
\ Texas gentleman discovered his ser
want helping himself to the formers cigars.
sam, I am surprised"
So is |, boss. ] lowed You had dun
gone ont inter de country. = Texas Sift-
ings.
There are two rival telegraph offices in a
little New Jersey village, and the operator
in one has monopoIized the business by a
clever Indictment which he offers to the
thirsty public. He gives q glass of ice-cold
soda water to every person who sends a dis
patch
Recently new boot has been introduced
by Bristol manufacturer in which a sin
gle spring is placed at the back OF the boot.
in the space above the heel. The elastic is
said to be safer there from friction, and
therefore less liable to wear out, and to
give the ankles more freedom To move
At the hop of 4 summer hotel some of
the natives had been invited in. \ young
lady being solicited for a round dance by'a
son Of the soil and noticing with dismay
thar he was about TO grasp her waist with a
large and perspiring palm she asked if he
would moi kindly use his handkerchief.
oh, yes. marm," said Hayseed. pleas
antIy, and applying the article to his nose
he sounded a cheerful blast that shook the
chandelier.-[ Boston Commercial Bulletin
The conductor on a southwest Georgia
railroad was rolling along at Il good rate
about half way between stations. Suddenly
the engineer blowed down brakes, and
as the train slowed up the conductor saw
an old lady, who lived in the vicinity, way
ing her handkerchief to stop the train As
soon as it stopped she walked up to the
car, and the conductor advanced to meet
and thank her for her heroic presence of
mind in saving his train. when. after fumb-
ling about her pocket little, she drew out
dilapidated grcenback and said:
want 81 in change; have We any dimes and
nickels? ~ The change that came over that
conductors countenance would have
broken up $1,000 Government bond.
LAmericuS (Ga.) Recorder.
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&c APITAL BREWERY@
MUTUAL SELF ENDOWMENT AND B. A, OR AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Judge Hoffman is satisfied that there is
a large trade in fraudulent Chinese certif-
Gates, and threatens to make an example of
offenders.
The police Monday night arrested
twenty Chinese whom they discov-
cred to have violated the so-called cubic
air law in Chinatown.
Ryland b. Wallace, a son of Judge W.
T. Wallace, denies the statement that his
father is sick, and says that he is perfectly
well, and enjoying as good health us at any
time in his life.
Coroner O'Donneli called three times at
the Palace on Monday to see Minister Den
by, but each time the later WAS mot at
home The Minister was at home to re-
portcrs, however.
Ex-License Collector Fogarty has filed
with the Supervisors a report Of the cOllec-
tons of the Office for the fiscal year ending
June 30th. The total collections of the
office for the year amounted to $l54,61O 80.
The sunken Earl Of Dalhousie, which
has been at the bottom of the bay for about
three months. was raised on Saturday, and
she is now ahoat again. She is considerably
listed yet on account of the mud and water
inside, but is practically all right.
The Secretary of the Immigration Asso-
citation, c. II. Street, states that the immi-
grafton to this State during the past year is
slightly in excess of that for the twelve
months preceding. though at present the
tide has slackened somewhat
The sailing vessel Maux King. on arrival
in port Monday evening after a passage of
20 dovs from NawcaetIe n w reHorts
thaf on tbe 3od Of last month IoLn Rich
ardson one Of tbe crew a native of Cork
ireland mmned overheard With suicidal
80 JN'
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Youthful Indulgence

In pernicious practices pursued in solitude,
is a most startling cause of nervous and
general debility, lack of self-confdence and
will power, impaired memory dependency
and other attendants of wrecked manhood.
Sufferers should address, with three letter
postage stamps, for ILLUSTRATED treatise,
pointing out unfailing means of perfect
cure. Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
CATION, Buffalo, y. y.
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CEEATHAM ON GRANT-C;eneral j.. f.
f'heatham presided at the Grant memorial
sleeiing in Nashville, Tenn, recently,
and on taking the chair said &" I
am here tonight as Chairman, Il willing
sacrifice. 1t is q new thing to me. 1t so
happened that / had a short personal ac-
quainance With the deceased il was short,
but must say that was very much i'm
pressed with him in an acquaintance of
two months under peculiar circumstances.
The man 5 history has now gone ont over
the world. was on the other side, and
reckon every Confederate soldier living to-
day that read the terms Of the surrender
granted 10 Lee at APPROXIMATION v i'll saw to-
day that they love him for those terms
IApplause.l /, was a long four years war,
ana l reckon any man in Il. ON either side.
was glad when 1t ended. Those terms
were such as I never heard before in histo-
~. He told the boys to take their horses
and side-armS and 90 home took three
myself, and but for those horses l doubt
if the boys would have made ANYTHING to
live on the next year l wish l was
speaker that | could say more. | cannot
speak the more try the more I fail in il ::
but l have said a good deal in Saying little.''
Applause.
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RemnrI,ahIe Trihnte.

Sidney Ourchundro, OF Pittsburg, Pa,
writes Il have used Dr. VIM Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs many years with the
most gratifying results. The relieving in
fluence of Halls Balsam is wonderful. The
pain and rack of the body incidental to a
tight cough soon disappear by the use of a
spoonful according to directions NY wife
frequently sends for Halls Balsam instead
of physician, and health is speedily re-
stored by its use
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

New YORK. August 18th.
BREADSTUFFS-Flou is dull and Whea
quiet.
FREIGHTS-Gr8int TO Liverpool, 2I%d.
WOOL-Quict and steady at I2G17C for clea1
fall and Stl0c FOR ftl ourry: clean spring. I9C
to 25c; spring bury, i5@17c; pulled, 25d33c.
sUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 8 6215.
CHICAGO, August 18th.
WHEAT-S9}46s 97,c for September.
CORN-lG5ze for September.
PORK-sg a2l% Tor September
LARD-sG 3713 for September
RIBS-S5 so for September
SHORT RIES-Sn 50
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PROGRESS OF Photography A recent
number of the Photographic Ne,es contains
a reproduction ot photograph OF the Paris
express train taken by an exposure of the
entire plate for the thirtleth part of sec
ond-a side view, while the train was RIM
ming at velocity of forty-two miles Der
hour. There is slight blurring in some of
the details of the picture. but in general il
looks rs if the cars and locomotive were
standing still.-LScientific American.
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Scorrs Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites is excellent in lung
troubles DR. Enoch Galloway, LAGRANGE.
Ca, says: Il have used SCOTS Emul-
sion with wonderful success in all lung
troubles; also, find it has no equal in sum
ner diarrh@a of children
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NASHVILLE Tenn. )-Thc Daily Horld
says: st. Jacobs Oil is high recommended
by all who have tried It. l curative prop
critics are wonderful
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FULL OF ACHES AND PAINS which !

T
human skill seems able 10 alleviate, is the con
~ dition OF thousands who as yet know
fsShA nothing of that recent elegant and
EHAA wonderful antidOte 10 pain and infam-
49, nation, the CUTICURA PLASTER No
SriA ache, or pain, or b'uise or strain. or
H53 cough, or cold, or muscular weakness
hut lends TO its speedy, all-pOgerful and never
failing, pain aileyiating properties. Al druggists
sc; FIVE for 81, mailed free. Potter Date AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. m13-lyWSSw1y
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i.IN hhFVOL, AUGUST Hun.
WHEAT-Upward tendency California spo
lots, is I'D to7s ID; of coast SIS Cd Just shipped
Sos; nearly due, BIS cd; cargoes off coast, quie
but steady; on passage, firmly held.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture,

without the least exposure, CHANCE Of dist q,
change in application TO business The medi
cine contains nothing that is of the least injurI
10 tne constitution, ask your druggist for it,
rTleeieL Z polite, sA-1yWS
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CURED AT HOME.
UNDERTAKES.
~
FRITZ & MILLER,
IND

Once in Odd Fellows Temple, NLnsh snd
L streets. Complete stock OF Undertakes
Goods constantly on hand. City and com
try orders promptly attended 70, day or
night, 81 reasonable rEtos .ivi
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He who can suppress 4 moments anger
may prevent day of sorrow
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IL DFEtz
To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,


623 KearHy Street, San Francisco.
Established in 1854,
# "a for the treatment OF
M 49, sM Sexual and Seminal
Eli ~ lSsi Diseases, such as Con
E@I<zls-s7ss $st,NA QrrhCea elect, Structure,
LE5g1Sw 1sssir--sl Syphilis in all its FORMS
tAS3sy 80 ~ IsA Seminal Weakness, In
EA -: ,$asssK potency, Hkin Diseases
ES.tfA >Ls.sa etc, permanently cured
s1sSa ri ~ ~ I'M rs Sssss2ss5 or no charge.
- 5s!S ss9 Seminal Weakness.
r. Ma2.gJSSS ISS lat :y,M Seminal Emissions
qs>SASl tii ARe5siyI A-Fc$ the consequence Ofself
&SSN@ sSS$s abuse. This SOLITARY
&SS$SSSSSzsSSSSSSS.S vice or depfave1 sex
ual indulgence Is pracriced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
win unerTng certainty the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless cOrnbated by scientific
medical measures viz Sallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, noise ike the rustling of
leaves and rafting of charots, uueasiness about
the loinS, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
ION, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diff
dence IN approaching strangers a dislike to form
new acquantances, disposition to Shun society
loss of memory, hectic Pushes pimples and va
'rious eruptions about the face, flirred tongue
foetld breath, coughs consumption, night sweats,
monom ANA and frequently insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at a distance may be cured at homeby
addressing letter TO DR. GIBBON, stating case,
symptoms, length of time the disease has con-
nnued, sud have medicines promptly forwarded
Tree from damage and curiosity, to any part of
the country. with full ara plain directions Bv
incl0slng ten dollars in registered letter, through
the PoStotice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co.
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
part OF the Union. The Doctor cures when others
tail; Try him. Mention the REcLRD-UNIo
Address DR. F. GIBBON.
ja2t-4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco
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Aversion 10 society, Dimness OF VisloA, Noises
in the Head the vital huid passing ItnoDserved
in the urine, and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death.
DIR. mINTIE, who Is a regular physician
(gIsduate OF the University of Fennsylvania), will
agree TO forfeit Five Hundred dollars for a
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under his special advice and tTeatmentl will
rot cure, or for anything impure injurious
found in il. DIR MIh1IE treats ali Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sultS6on Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine, so. Price
OF Vital Restorative, 81 50 d bottle, or four
times the quantity, SO; sent TO any address
upon receipt of price, OF G. G. D., secured from
observation, and in private nams if desired, be
a. &c. MINTEE, *. D., No. IL Kesruy
street, San Francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict sec1ecT in
regard TO all business transactions.
DIR NISTEE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, ne
PR2ETICJEI, cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, GOGoThsa, elect Leucor-
rhcea. For sale by all Druggists 81 bottle six
bottles for So.
DIR. RIINTTE's DAySDELIOcy Pills are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cur9 in the market. For sale by all
Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY s Co, sacramento. Wholesale
Agents my9Aply&O577ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q neycr-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted vitality,
5 . mir ~ Weakness,
SpgrmEtOrThPa. Lost
manhood, Inpote1cy,
Paralysis, and sill the
terrible effects Of self
abuse, youthful folHes
and eXcessesin mature
yedrs-such IS Loss OF
N e IN Org, Lsssitude,
Nocturnal Emissions,
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MEDICAL
% E2. MMLEJTID.

y bNlALL6L ANU IEADU 2 q,
No. IL REARSY STREET.
THREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE And
/ Special Diseases with the sane wonderful
success as of old.
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I have found Your CUucURA REMEDIES 10
excel any like preparations. A. G. MILLER
Druggist Philadelphia, Pa
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This Great
StTeng thening
Remedy
and Nerve Tonic

VITEN VIII UIIIlTl-
ing certainty Ner-
yoUs and Physical De
bility, Seminal Weak
ness, Spermstorrhpa,
Impotency, PrCNis-
tOrrhHs, HypeF&s-
thesia (Over-sensitive-
Y and Bladder Com
Blood and Disco Sos Of
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DIR: G. ID. SILFIELD.

2l6 KEAENY sTRsET, SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL.
g M W. c. Sufficient to show its
cNHNJ\S ESCSSIs q Sy6oo merit, win be sent to
~ 80 W w" v '-''1'any one applying by
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sHEPHERDSTOWN sUlLuARY.

From the Register:
A Missionary and Church Work Conven-
ton will ne held in the Reformed Church
no Kearneysville on Thursday and Friday,
November 18th and Doth All the ministers
of this end of the Classis are expected to be
present and take part in the discussions.
Rev. James McLaren. ofthe NJ. E. Church,
is now conducting one of the most success
ful reyivals ever held in Scrabble. 1t has
been going on for several weeks, and the
interest continues undated. Up 10 date
there have been 81 seekers and % CONVEX
sions. May the good work go on.
Miss Jessie Schley, niece of General
Bradley T. johnson, and also niece Of Col.
John +. Schley, has established in St Paul,
Mirn., Working Girls's Home" which
has received the distinction of a compliment
airy notice in a communication recently laid
before the National Board of Labor Statistics.
tt Is with sincere regret that we chronicle
the death of Mr. VIM. Lambright, uncle of
the editors of the Register, which occurred
at his home in Piedmont, w. Va, last Sat
urdav afternoon. Mr. Lambright was i'll
two weeks, of pneumonia, and was surround
ed bv his family when he died. Mr.. Lam
bright was an honest, upright and conscien-
tious Christian, and his life was pure and
blamciess one. Having the esteem and COLI
fidence Of all who knew him, his death will
be depl0rcd bN MANY.
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DIED.

In Piedmont. w Va October 3lst. 1855, Mr.
WILLIAM LAMBRIGHr, aged 50 years.
At his residence in Harper's Ferry: Noyem-
Der 2d, 1855 M THOMAS A. WATTS, aged
about 80 years
In Baltimore. October 30th. iNS5, of diptheria.
ETHEL T. McNULTY, aged years, months
and Is days, only and beloved child of W. D..
and Annie NJ McNuly.
At her residence near North Mountain Sta
ton, Berkeley county. October 9th. lSS5,
MOLLIE f.. WRIGHT. wife of VIM. H. Wright
formerly OF this county-aged Il years, 1
month and lG days
At her residence in Charlestown, on Tuesday
morning, November 10th, lSS5, Mrs. JULIET
ANN LOCK. relict of the late William :. Lock,
aged - years, months and > days.
She was q lady OF marked gontleness-sym-
pathetic, kind, benevolent, and formany years
professor of Christ and a commitment of the
Presbyterian Church. For consolation her
children mus. look beyond human sympathy.
They have it in the assurance her Cody life
pre,aged-that She is of the great multitude,
which no man can number, before tht Lamb
clothed with white robes, and palms in their
hands.
Funeral Thursday afternoon Services In
Presbyterian Church ai y O'Clock
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Buckingham's Dye
state Of WEST ETrgimiG,
County Of Jefferson


Clerks office of the County Court.
The following is a List OF Deeds admitted TO
Record in said Office, during the week ending
November :. 1885
/. David Shaull and Others oJohn /. Hooif.
Release, dated Sept. sth, 1855. Date of Rec
ord, Nov. ID. 1883.
,. Mrs. NJ. A. Tate to John /. Hooh Re
lease, dated Oct. 9TH, 1888. Date of Record,
Nov. ID, 1885
8. John L. Hooff and wife to John j. Smith.
Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated Nov 2d..lSS5,
conveying Tract of Land containing 10 Acres.
Date of Record Nov. ID, 1850
t. Mary. i. MacOughtry and Others 10 Mar
garet A. Bates Deed of Bargain and Sale, da-
ted July 3lst. 1884, conveying 1881 Acres of
Land. Date of Record Nov. Sd, 1885.
). Henry Ruhl to VIM. T. Baden, Trustee for
the Trustees of Virginia Lodge. No. /. /. 0. o.
f. Deed of Trust, dated Nov Sd, 1883, convey
ing of an Acre OF Land, in the Town of Boil
var. Date of Record, Nov 81, 1850.
Is. Allan 5 Reynolds and wife 10 Geo W.
Johnson cold. Deed of Bargain and Sale,
dated October 18th, 1885, conveying a House,
and Lot in Shepherdstown. Date of Record.
Nov. 3D.. 1885
:. J.B. McElroy to Charles T. Wall Release,
dated and Recorded Nov. Sd, 1883.
s. Charles +. Wall and wife to Forrest w.
Brown Trustee of Jefferson County Building
Sd, 1888. conveying part of Lot No. ll2, in
Charlestown Date of Record, Nov. 81, 1881
O. B. $ Mcintyre and wife to ID. W. Border
and others, Trustees of the kearneysville y.
NJ c. A. Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated Au-
gust eth 1855, conveying LIP of an Acre of
Land Date Of Record, Nov 9TH, 1888.
10 r. w Daley TO the Piedmont Guano and
Manufacturing Company Deed of Lien on
Crops of the year 1856. dated Oct lst, lSS5.-
Date of Record, Nov. 9Th, lSs5.
H. John w McGraw to the Piedmont Guano
and Manufacturing Company. Deed of Lien
on Crops of the year 1856, dated October lst,
1885 Date of Record, Nov 9TH, 1855
p Cavalie l. Franklin TO 5. w. Lightner
Trustee for \ c. Bracket, Treasurer of Storer
College. Deed of Trust, dated August lst, 1883,
conveying Lot l. Block FF, in the town Of
Harpcr's Ferry Date of Record, Nov. 9th.
1855.
-. Moses W. Burr and wife to the Board Of
Education, Charlestown District. Deed of Bar
gain and Sale dated oct. 9th. 1888, conveying
} Acre Of Land. Date of Record, Nov. 9Th.
1855.