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UNDER A DOLLAR.
The Low Price OF Oil Is DiscOurus.
ing Operations.
SEVERAL COMPANIES DECIDED


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business tho week before. oil was
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AT FOURTH STREET.
Rev. DR.. Sooy breaches sermon on ~
Gigantic Swindi.."

Rev. DR.. Sooy breaches n sermon on -
Gigantic >windi.."
The Christmas services n, Fourth
Stree, ". f. church wcr" not held Hcs-
,ersav. bus large congregations filled
the beautifu: cditicc. both morning and
evening. Rev. nr. Snov preached SER
mon. OF especial interest at this holiT
dav season.
The text last nigh; was taken from
Mark, eighth chapter. thirty-a'Nth and
thirty-ssvsn;h verses For what
shall Il profit man. " h" shall gain
the whole world and los" his own SOUL
Or what shall man give In exchange
for his s0ul?"
The minister took "o- his subject. -
Gigantic Swiudl"" and used his text
10 Illustrate how men will sell their
souls Tor mere personal gain In this
world. He showed how the tenptcr
comes aud Hide by little the victim is
tempted To give M his hor" NJ heaven
and glory hereafter for m"r"ly q Few
empty honors. or perhaps riches in this
world.
When It cnues b. the last, and nc Is
about ~ give III III" md -i"h">. he
then. and then only. realizes now great
swindle he has had worried urNn him
The choir. under III" direction of
Prof. Edgar SulIa"d. rendered n very
attractive programme II music at both
services.
DR.. Soov viii preach next Sunday
morning ~ the Glory ~ God" and
the evening viii b" devoted to a spe-
cial song service. for which the choir
Is making preparation.
BEGINNING the hrsf SUNDAY nj the
New Year Or. S0nr will preach y
series of special sermons, taking NJ
subjects Of 4 local bearing at every
evening service.
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WHEELING DAILY INrElLIGENcER MONDAY DECEMBER 81
LOCAL BRgvlTIEs.
Skaters or Minor Moment Ia suh Ahoui
the cav.


: At tho Grand to.nIsht--"Thc Ecl,
Widow Rrown."'
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mons,rnnc,,s ia called To- nrct io.nirht NJ
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n, ,",. !" WV my -'o"'" sc" w
w, ""s'
Tho ElkinS Club, newly Incorporated,
meets this evening In the city building.
The Tariff Champions, too, VIII meet
Tonight ut the came place,
The r. H. Frazier nominated for see.
Nnd branch of council from tho Frs,
ward on The Democratic ticket Is Il. /.
FraaiCr, OF No, III National road
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SPECIAL SERVICES
Held Last Evening IN First Pres.
bytcrian Church.
THE MUSIC WAS A FEATURE
or the Services, both Morning aud Even.
InE-Dr. Cunningham Preached AT ln-
tsresting Sermon-ht Fourth Street Spt-
risi Services Attracted Large CongrrgR-
tlous-The Choir, Under MIR. iullatri,
Gave n Pleasing Programme.

A large congregation assembled In
the First Presbyterian church last
night and listened TO an excellent ser
mon by the pastor, lIcv. Dr.. ID. A.
Cunningham and enjoyed special
musical programme rendered by the
choir, The altar was tnstctuily deck
cd with pines. appropriate to the &C.
casion. and the services were atrac-
tive. The choir was made up OF Mrs
Flora a. Williams, Mrs. PEBBLES Ia
,um. Messrs. VIII Il. Dag and II. w.
Hughes. Mr.. Joseph l.. Rhccs presided
at the organ. The programme OF the cx-
crcises was as follows:
Organ voluntary. Guilmans
Scripture reading.
Hymn No, ~
Anthem. "llark. What Means Those
Holy VoIccaS" e. 4. llavcnS.
LYNN No. Jli.
Notices.
ofTcr,ory anthem. "StnE, . Heavens" r.
Tours.
Sermon.
PRAYER.
Anthem. Angels From tho Realms Of
Glory" GcorE" William Warren.
Hymn No. 81.
Ranedlotion.
Carol.
For his sermon m Cunningham
took his text from Luke. second chap
ter and fourteenth verso: GLORY 60
God in the Highest and Oh Earth Peace.
Good WIN Toward Wcn." He
brought ont many lessons appropriate
60 the time. He spoke ~ che cloricS OF
God and the many blessings He has
wrounht to men on ihis earth, and said
that while We are studying and en-
toying the Bible. W. know not how
many others are learning ~ the GlOr-
les OF God IN other worlds and ON 9TH
er spheres through His VOID.
The musical part NJ the services WAS
tire and az will b" seen by the above
programme. was ahov" anything at
tempted FOR some tim" TIL" morning
services 4; tho same church were also
very attractive and special music wsS
rendered hv the choir in the presence
OF a large congregation.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. In tho City.and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Mr.. Alphon2n snyder Of Erantrd
Minnesota. who was called to Wheeling
on q sad mission his Gathers death
some weeks ago returns To- his home
to-day. Nj. SNYDER T. one OF the Old
Wheeling boys who have been success
ful In the far northwest. liz saws that
the only thing that keeps him from be-
inG hnmrsick is the familiar siSht NJ
ANDY" Halstcnd, the whildum city odi-
to" Of the iut"ll!genC"T. who has been
located there for u long time Mr.. Shy
der Says that Mr.. HalStoad's old Wheel
tIg fricnds would no, recognize him
NOW. rs he has become As rurlIv rs
New York alderman, As Rrainrrd Is
only one hundred and alNt: miIos from
Minneapolis. which CITY has quito =
Wheeling cNlOny, the people Who hal"
lett "old Wheeling are not 50 Jar
away from familiar faces. hut wHlI
thCy can take tratn and tJNl almost"
AT home sun, Mr Snydcr says. they
oil have the WIrmrst feeling for
Wheeling. Not 81 tnurh tho city. hI;
IT'S people. That's what they all sny.
Mr.. George Sterling Is lying seriously
III with typhoid fever. At the residence
Of his parents on Eleventh street
The friends Of Nj. William MylrS the
photographer, viii be- concerned -
learn that he Is lying seriously III at
his home. oH South Main street.
Mrs. Ar-hut2 and daughter. ui Phii-
ndelphiH. I"ft for their horne Yesterday.
after pleasant visit with relatives IN
this city. Mr.. Phillip Sydney Nnshutz.
editor ~ the Register, accompanied hts
mother md sis,e: home. where he viii
enjoy the holidays.
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4 special Christmas Offering service
will he held NJ the Fourth Street II. L.
church next Wednesday, evening which
promises to he vc-v attrnCfivr. The
choir and the Sunday school scholars
are r"hCarstn- programme. which Is
sure 10 he appreciated by 4 large
crowd. Offerings win hc accepted for
the poor. OF course II" scholars will
be treated - Refreshments IN tho way
~ Ice cream and cake. The musica
portion nj tho programme will he as
follows:
GLORY to God In the Highest"
Joy Bells"
PRAYER.
Lift m tho Voice"
The Angels Song"
starry Sky. Lovely Night"
Merry Christmas Follg."
The Cnildren's ChrisSmaa"
"A Christmas Sleigh Ride"
cont IN the Darkness"
GLORY In tn" Highest"
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A B0LD ROBBERY
~ the HON. Of Loui. I;i-n-r, 81 thr
Island. Saturday Night.

on Saturday night robbers hrok" into
the. nom" Of Mr.. Louis II. Hiener. on the
Island. and stole q rIantity uf silver
and cut glass ware The theft occurred
while Mrs. HeHrr was over In town
early IN the evening and while nobody
was in the house. The robbers effected
mn entrance through the collar and help
ed themselves To everything In Sight
When Mr.. and Mrs. iiicRnr wrnt home.
shortly before midnight, they were gur.
rrised 10 find everything In the house
scattered about and II did no, take long
TO discover that everything of any value
that could nc carried OF was gone. Their
many wedding presents were taken.
From the amount Of goods s,ulen I: II he-
iIpved tn" robbers had = wagon or cart
with which To carry of til" booty.
The polio" were Immediately notified.
and a search was made all over the Is
land and elsewhere. Bridgeport author
itie1 were also notified. but up to mid
night no clue had been discovered
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DANVILLE, Pa. Dec 2O.--I;cv. Dr.
MoAtec. pastor Of IN" Grove prcsbyt"-
rian church. this city. In n stirring pre-
ludn to HIS sermon this morning, made
an earnest appeal for peace and non
intervention In Cuban affairs at present.
~ nm Informal meeting Of the cOnGrc-
cation. held al thu clos" Of the service a
resolution was adopted. unanimnuEly,
endorsing the pastors vIcwa and calling
upon Congress. and especially upon
Peunaylvnnia's senators and represent
ativca to aataln from any action tending
TO embrOiI ua IN hOstilitirs with Spain.
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Gst> n ">tnd-On~' IN IL Recent Issue or tho
RnNtnn Globe.

'A'N'h Nlbt"s
Tn" Boston Globe. in a recent issue.
paid compliment To Mr.. Morgan
j. Rh"cs, 81 ;h!s CITY hv printing e,
double column cu,. illustrating a rnin,.
ing 'rom his brush, and presented to
q fri"ni IN III" New England cite. The
suhj"r; is a fellow artist. who was on
4 summer vacation with Mt Ehrcs,
drrS,"d in tn" hTIgaud costume. The
Ginh" SAYS Nj Rh"rs i on" ~ those
happy artists who EeI uupJ prices Tor
their work and have q reasonable mum.
h"T NJ orders. IL" CnuGa"; himself en-
tir"lr tu oi portraits and Il g SaiI the
pric" -: S"Ue ~ them can h" -; dow1
in four hgureg, Re that rs Il MAY. hc
saws nothing about It, paint; seriously
ten months IN tn" y"as. and th, other
two months he drruIeS to wNajag ma
tur" nui indulstHE his artist" iaucio4
On the coast Of Maine.
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Wort was received in this Gig on
Saturday ~ the death ~ Mr.. q. p Sy-
icn1trirkNT =; L7w3.;hUri% Grcauhricr
county. Mr. Syd.nsiHckHr vas most
prominent man In his county. Is we'll ~
IN the state. II" WI" DraFli"n ~ the
West Virginia StuIr Board of Pharma-
Cy. and presided at the meeting oC tho
hoard in this city. II" delivered Il
lengthy and very Interesting address
to thu Wheeling druggists association
A. ia" park. !i!' d"Iih wds caused by
blood poisoning. The president of the
Wheeling druggists Association, Chris
tirn S,hu"rf, hgs called an extra meet
ing Tr that body for this afternoon ~ tho
city hni!din: to TAX" ~ui'ahl" action re-
GLrdNg thr death ~ Mr.. Svirns;rickcr
II" was member Of the pharmaceutical
board Of the state for ".ch; or u.nc years.
no WATCHES at cut prices to move
them.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCEIFR CO.
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The bent salvc In the world for cuts.
bruises. cores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
BorcB. letter. chopped hands. Chilb!ainB,
corns. and all skin cruptiDns. and POSI-
lively cures piles. or no pny required.
II rs guaranteed to give perfect RntIs-
fnCtiDn or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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CoLORS FOR THE WHEELING +"
II I. Proper 10 Irrsrnt t"I"rs-Thc Pre-
rrdrnt F.stnhIIshrG.

rr,irni fsinhII.hrG.
To the Editor OF tho TntcllIE-ncCr.
SIR:-Ia communication {" you
som" two weeks since. the writer s,1r-
ucs,oi That the citizens present II
stand Of coIors t" shc cunb"a; "Wao"I-
Ing" lately contracted Tor by tn" navy
departments. IN addition 10 The table
service proposed \ communication
signed Seventh Ward" in The Regis
tcr. attempted - riIIcuI" the idea an
the ground that stand nj CulrrS en-
hraCcd all tn" Tags In the loCk"I~ uf the
vcsssi, such ~ nll III" United States
flags. officers fHEs. signal iInGs and
tn" flags of All nations. For his infnr-
nation and to show our people chat
what Is proposed will not greatly bur
den US. | ask ynu To copy Jh" accent
nauyinS clipping from II" Ncw York
World. nf Friday last. shnn lig thH'
the fishing town nj Massachusetts,
knows what ~ stand ri Cni0-S comprise
and were not aCraih Ot the number.
The cruiser NarhlchCad. nnw lying
NJ tn" navy ward. was presented with
stand ot c0lurs by the CitiZ"us Of
Marhlohpnd Yesterday afternoon.
\ committee of CitT Saicctm"u. with
their wives. and headed by Henry e.
Spnrhawk. wns received aboard the
cruiser by Commander Jewell.
The ceremonies took place nj 80
o'clrci IN III" gun deck The hnps con-
sisted Of n barge ensign, Jack nnd pen
nant, aud II silk ensign and four Gnid-
ons mounted on handsome oak STATS.
They w"r" presented 10y Srl"rlwnn H.
e. SpIrhnwlS Commander Jewel. ne
ccptch tn" Gift on behalf of the seq
rctnry of the navy. n" also read mes
sage OF thanks from Secretary Her
bert.
Then while the band played ti",na-
lIonnl airE, the new COlurs wcrc flown
10 the hreczc and Che national salute"
was fired hG the haItl"Siip Texas. \
collation. followed In the officers quar-
tiers FIRST WARD.
Wheeling, December ~.
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The snow fell rather lightly carly this
morning and unless there Is ihtw right
on top Of II, tho ground will have COW
nrng Of tn" white" this morning, for
the irst time this season.
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a i35 % "Picpcr" IL pd. Doubl" Gun
FOR 81 %.
DILLON, WHEAT &c IIANCIiGR co.
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QUADRUPLE Plate Fern Dishes,
81 20. ut
DILLON, WHEAT & IIANCHER co.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Market street property between -Four.
trrnth and sixteenth. and between E,"y-
cuth and Twelfth streets.
F0ur-Sjorr building. suitable for :1ari.
FIGURING or wholesale use. Nos. IT, AID
1914 Water street.
Fine residence on ChaDlina street; eight
rooms. hall. with all convG;l!cuccs, -".A
Twelfth street.
building lois 4 speciality out tho IA
t!nuIl Pen" and Island.
Money 10 loan, SEA 10 $500. on rr0TT-.E.
ROLF GO z a. NJ Is
deli -nr % Fourteenth s;tcf,
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WnS Well known Here.

\ So ~ Parker Gun Tor $50 10. 1T
DILLON. WHEAT x HAECIIEls co.
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A LOCAL ARTIST

\ so % Gun for $50 a. ut
DILLON. WHEAT Il HNNCnER co
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QUADRUPLE Pint" Porcelain Lined
Bake Dishes. 81 20 to SO 80. nj
DILLON, WHEAT & HhEClTER co.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

- - -L--S ~ Il - - -.
House rooms and hail. with m,.n-
Improvements, lot alEl22 ;uct: E0H af'...
between lNycuty-th!rI and Twculy-!u..a
streets, chrIp
House rooms. Locust street, s.9,h
ward. lot a6El.O foot. rents Tor j,,J a.f
Huul'a. terms easy; sl,iG.
House I TUOWs. brick. Eighteenth s'rre.
U,iOl. 0H.'l
House To0ms and hail. Marie, street,
Centre Wheeling. SLIGO.
Nos, Al. 10 Ind IS IwCnty-thirt su.,
t1H% termg.,
House. /. rooms. wiho center halls m.4.
cTn NonyeAi"nrcs and large lot. 80 81
ChIrliuc street. cheap and terms easy.
House. TOoinr. Eighteenth st. t..
House, SrrOOms, bath. hot and .r!
water. LOCE gases, and In rear d.. .
house. rooms oaCh Market street na.
'w"on Seventh and Eighth. Ga-gl" q:
Sr.s|1
s.-l VIII buy n!co lot fronting On f..rt
street: ORG-tbird cash. balance on ,-.y
is"r.r
Sa0 will buy good two-roomod 'o.-,.
fronting on Chnplinc street near Ton.
ST. viii buy h0us" Of = rooms on WIS.,
street. Centre Wheeling: i!gy cash. baiaTes
IN rnUt.
f.n's m Lind street. Cherry strHS' ~!
NcCoToch street At from 80 10 SsrJ eaai
or c7sv terms
Mon"y TO loan on c''y rnnI estate
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
FOB RENT

No. = SIxicc2ih street. east OF Ssrhs:
street;
No 1905 McCol:cch street:
No. - Seventeenth street
No. q Sixteenth street.
No G. North Front street
Nos i52 and ~ National Road.
SlX-rOouol house Peninsula.
Nos ~ and i.2ir Market street.
No. - Zane street, store room and tTcC
Ing.
Lot on South Front street.
I lots NtNcchca.
lots Elm Grove.
Lot WoodsdHlp.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector Notary rub
II N,,gf.,
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AuCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE Ii OF 6s vA Az IMPROVED
s5s s0 go s5 5s'S 1Esr ThHh f SoR k2I
By virtue of ten 10 certain deeds of trust to us.
recorded in Lber 20. ie at foos co. o. rs aS
o I'LL re s9s 'Ho ct and Of the
$50 and 4e4 ct seq, of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and =. the request Of the
%n sS 'es sefs2 l!aa' s oR!sRsss
PM, the following described land and premises,
situate in square numbered nine hundred and sixty
et ef snd dessnated s and being all
Of lot numbered twenty 90, except the north
humble thirty {s6 except tie north nine @
g s 'GfS ss T 1sss nr@'sss
Sos nna
St ne, respectively; all Of lots numbered thirty
es Eos and s o sy
and all Of lot numbered thrty-esht tSs,, except
said lot, improved ey premises No. 2o7 10th ST.
ne: Az the above described lots are improved BY
is dwelling and store fhe houses Win be "s sold
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
at 90 Of E seea Of
trust upon the property sold. or all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50 on each
Of gale. All conveyancing, recording and notarIai
fees at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of any de-
faulting purchaser.
". E EDMONSTON,
500 9th st. NV.
Adds B. BROWNE,
624 st. NV.
1e1-d&ds Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCrIoNEEHS
No. 6l2 st. NV.

CT ANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRoN ED REAL ESTATE IL
GEORGETOWN, SITUATED on M AND
PROSPECT STREETS BETWEEN Bath ANiD
3siH STREETS. EAST OF UNION STATION
At TIE e END OF The AQt,EDIcT FRIDGE,
GREAT FALLS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
by virtue % q decree OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. passed in equity cause
No 1866. Catherine A. K!dwell ct al. vs.. Emma
McCahill. the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale at pu..ic auc ion in front of the premises on
at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lots numbered twenty
one t.ll, twenty-five t2.i twenty-five ,.3l, TWEEN
y-four CD, twenty-five t25b. twenty-slx l2GI,
twenty seven Ca, twentyeight t2s, twenty nine
!2.p. ihir'y co. thirty tsl) and thirtytw" C32,,
In Emma Mctahills subdivision OF original lots
on Il, 10 nineteen f1sl in square thirty fuug go
said LOT thiriy-rwo t32l contains -. coo square
feet, and fronts 3ith and Prospect streets and
Is improved by large and commodious brick
dwelling htuse containing eighteen rooms. Said
street, unimprovcd and contain / 100 square
feet each, except lot thirty-one ,3lp. which con
tains 1,i50 Square feet. Said property viii be sold
either singy according TO the Plumbers of the lots,
entirety.
Terms: One third cash end the balance in one
and two years. with interest from date Of sale said
deferred payments being secured 10y deed of trust
on tie property sold or all cash. at option OF pnr-
chaser The property will he sold free OF nil In.
crilbra;.ce. a deposit Of 500 in respect of each
lot will Ice required at the time of sale. II the
terms are not complied with within fifteen days
the right is reserved TO resell at the risk and cost
OF the dcfaulting purchaser after such rcadverisc
n.s mt as the trustees may think proper. All con
vo.ancing, recording ETC. at cost OF The purchaser
NATHANIEL WILSON. Trustee.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. Trustee
1el-dNGS b12
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Successors to Ratclifs9iH barr & CO..
FUTURE DAYS,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. LOT, IN
PROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
WEST "
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In
Liber No. 1742, folio 224 ct seq, Of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia and Of q
decree OF the Supreme Court Of said District passed
IN Equity No. 1852, end at the request Of the
party thereby secured, will sell, at public auc
lion, IN front Of the premises, TUESDAY, JUNE
IWENTi-IHIltD, 1876, AT FIVE O'CLOCK =. M.
the following described real estate, in the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia: Part Of lot IL,
In Coitnian and Adams subdivision of square 27S,
us per plat, recorded in Liber W. T., folio 9J, OF
the records OF the surveyors Office Of said District
Beginning for the sumo the line of 18th street
at the northeast corner Of said lot, and running
thence south p feet; thence west "a feet; thence
north Il feet, and thence 81 feet to the line
OF said street and place of beginning, with the
improvements above stated
Terms: One-third cash. of which deposit Of
SlGo mrst be made at the time Of sale, and the
balance In three equal iEstallments, in one, two
ana three years. from day of sale. for .hich notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
payapie senii-annually). and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold, will be taken all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser All convey
ahclng ana recording mt purchasers cost. If terms
are not complied with In ten days from sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaultins purchaser pur-
shasers, after eight days advertisement In The
Evening Star newspaper.
TIIOS. f. WAGGAMAN,
JNO. w. PIILING,
je12d&dS Trustees