v - mrt PAFES - I- - . ' - --- v . .w - .- ? .,,- - ' . .... 111 : ;
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froar tmt ftUads m aay tail 'all irfcj :
iTEral Lderarl btil -.-'-- -
. n DUiKiLi t x - i . a t. t in sr . a m a -. .sv - - sr a a sr r ..cm. v .
I ""V Vill b. delivered tjcni ' I - " . V . - ! ' i IL 1. T
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jeW Advertisements.
If I
THECHtAT
FOR
LEHEOIMTISIj
Neuralgia, Sciztfca, Lumbago,
ttadacho, Soreness of ihe Chest;
Govt, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Stell
Ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera! Bodily
0 Pains, - V
Tocih, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
. Pcins and Aches'.
f Proration on earth equals St, Jacobs Ort .
i $rfe,ure, simple and cheap External
Irmtdj. A trial entails but the comparatively
. trAine ontlat of 50 Cents, and every one enffer-
' ii with ria ca naT0 cheap and positive jroof
J f itjciim.
Pirections In EleTen Lngnag.
BOLD BY ALL EETJGGISTS AM) DE1LEES
15 MEDICINE. ......
A.V0GELER & CO.,
Baltimore, 2feL, V.S.JL
ipril lWTr.ne to
MRS. JOE PERSONS
f
REMEDY FOR , .; .
IS C R O P U L iL
NEVER FAIL?.
It Will Cur if Taixly Teited.
It pives me much pleasure to be able to
itiletkat I have derived an effectual cure of
Scrofula from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
remedy for that disease. I had Buffered
j t-om Scrofula for more than three years,
and had despaired of erer getting well. I
wis treated during that time by three very
eminent physicians, without any good result.
I then went to the National Surgical Inetl
tute, at Atlanta, Ga., and was treated there
more than two months, with no better re
eultthan my family physicians met with.
After returning from the Institute, I was
persuaded to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
i bad not used it more than a week before I
discovered its curative and healing proper
ties. My sores soon began to heal, and the
color of my 6tin changed as fast as the sores
healed. I had not thought of ever getting
well acain, but my hopes Increased, my low
f piritednes fled before tin remedy, and I
am now enjoying splendid health and am m
food spirits- The remedy U mild as ap ur
fative, and a strong tonic ; It will heal the
most stubborn sore in three weeks If taken
nearly. It Is my opinion that It should
waken some time after.the sc rfc Is healed,
Jo remove the cause of Its effect i It shouid
w taken regularly by all means, for I haye
jemetimes neglected it, from the pressure of
'"i-mess. and in all cases found that the
Jre already made would commence to re
trograde, and for this alone it should be
Un regularly until .an effectual cure Is
completed. Nothiug should prevent regit
"tyin the use of the remedy and it should
l tiken at the proper time. I would re
wmmend to all who are 6ufIeriDg from
rofalatotry it. It will surely cure you
" jou give it a fair 1 3st, I speak from cx pe
jsnce and not from hearsay. I am a grate
a recipient of a cure from the use of it and
s under many and lasting obligations to
. Person for the great relief 1 have ob
ed from its use. - Sufferers, try it and be
taw, Is my advice. I am, respectfully,
fcarell, N.C. . JAMES A. MOUUIS. -nd
stamp for testimonial of remarkable,
csres,
frepartd by Mr"Joe"Perwn, Tranklin
K N'. C. Sold bj WM. II.' REN, WUj
tti'JCton,N. C. ' ' " b W iw-nac
SCHUTTE.'S
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL!
Mightsville So;tiaci
J3 NOWorES FOR THE RECEPTION
tT The table is supt lied with the prcf
2c&s of the Sounds uid Sea,
Tnnsjerit and regular lioardars taken at
raoubie rate.
F. A. SOflUTTE,
Proprietor
Tho Cosmopolitan
"AR H THE PLACE WHERE TOU
-IJcAUKet the coolest, purest and most
Jettiaelly mixed Summer Drinks to be
Jyundiu the city. The very best ines
j.Pa?nes an ft Liquors always on hand
- best 5-cent;cigar that U made. Drop
a ndcool o'Xt JOHN CARKOLL,
J 5 . ' . - Proprietor.
I 2T1 U RMMB i
MP
.LOCAL NEWS.
. -.....KW. AlVEBTISEMEST8.
fjW J Topp; Ageit Notice toTrdnsignees
. iiiw--ccnooi book Uepoitory
-a IltNsbEKGEuIIeadquarters
9uJ8arts ia market th is morning.
i .Bice birxl8 were selliDg thia morning
at 30 cents per dozen. ' i
t ,. JHr.A (ieorge Middleleo Agont fer
CopCirctiVls in'the citytbdy. '
, . . . , ....
j. C. M. Stairaaa'wha has bten in
the niountaii.s for some weeks p;st, has
rctarned to the city.
The organ rolled its n't-s from the
growling diapason to the gem 1j flute; and
the congregation accompa::!. d bv deep
st pulchrai coughs to coughs scarcely aud-
luie, Decause tnej had not yet heard or
the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup -
; - ..... . '
There are marry weddings likely to take
place this Autuoin, and for gifts, it is
stated China plates will be all the rage.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
tish i llooka. and IJnes- -.A fill assort
ment and lowest prices at Joobi'h. . t
j , .
The bird swaying upon' little golden
hoops . if the latest tor the eais of the
ladies of fashion J they look very sweet
and are quite becoming. , , c ,.'
On .Tuesday last Miss L'. -1'- McKoy,
of North-West, : Brunswick conniy, had a
cow Diiien oy a snate auu-. tue auimai
died.in three hours thereafter.'-
-
Study your interest. Yon can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacqbi's. f
. "The truth is, as seen by the 'Retail
cr,' a journal devoted to alcohol, "that
the world never drank so moderately or
judiciously all beverages as at present."
We are requested to state that the
telephone wires having been prostrated
by the storm, it wfll requirevtwo or
three days to get them into working or
deragainl; -
Beautify your homea by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. . Sold only at Jacobi's. ,4 f
M I -
On Monday last Mr. VV. 11. Skipper,.
of Brunswick county, killed thirty-eight
alligators ana one raccoon in mciinen
ny's mill, pond, und it wastftd good day
for alligators, citner. One of - the var
mints was 71 feet long. :S
To Builder3 and others -Uo tp JfAcp-
Bi's for Sash; Blinds and ' Doors, ' Glass,
&c : You can get all sizes andat the
lowest prices - ,v- - - f
We'll betthat they have had fine fun
at - the. Sounds to-day capturing the
marsh hens that have been driven in by
the storms ; " , -
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Ilocs and
m
I Rakes,' Shovels, Spades, Axes, fcc. There
you have the lowest prices. t
. . , ' in i in - -
Five o'clock tea-sets on revolving
stands are among the latest novelties;
they come in the choicest ware aad are
beautifully decorated.
w ; Xo Waraao yteil Suffer,
when Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure can be so easily obtained and so
safely used.
There was not so large an attendance
ai the Opera House last night as on the
previous evening. The performance was
as pleasing, however, and the troupe
have won golden opinions here. The sea
son was short and good.
One of the largest clothing manufac
turers of Madison, Ind., Mr. Julius Iloff
stadt, bears hearty testimony to the won
derful cure by St. Jacobs Oil, of his wife
who suffered terribly with rheumatism.
Permanent relief followed its use.
The news foom the President is good.
Dr. Bliss says that he is now convales
cent and three of the physicians have
withdrawn from the case leaving it in the
hands or Doctors Bliss and Hamilton.
Efery body feels better now.
oisomc charges arc bcicj make in the in
terior of the Postofnce. The money
order and stsrap office is ; to be moved to
the lower end of the main lobby thus
giviDg better facilities for work in the
interior. '; V
Food for the Brain aud Kerxes
that will invigorate the body without
intoxicating is what we need in these
dajs onrush and worry. Parker's Gin
ger 1 ooic restores the yital energies,
soothes the nerves and brings good health
quicker than anything yon caa use.
Triimne. . Stf othercolumn. ;
THE IQUIKOCTIAL-
The Cy Flooded Houses Blovf n Ofer
aqd In roofed-Giant Trees Torn IJd
bjthe Riots-A Baraoe Adrift The
Old fTeldon. Warehouse Blown Ovr
A Xtw inlet -at lUsdiibaror-Uiix
iraum w;tBd;' iiiiriit noiirj-
j Or :ity Lh8 beea 'jilef ment to-day.
Oue of the'ut-Hit severe storms we have
ever' known., i-lthtf llocaliiy. visited us
this forenoojiT It caiueTupoQ Jus"ttImost
unaware.-, alLnuugh as We lnumated yes
terday tin re "ttere sigusand-'pbrteTits of
a disaster in theclouds whiclr overhung
the citj all day yesterday. We are not
able to give IqII" particulars to day for
the reason that we work uuder great: dis-
ad vantages. A portion of the Review
office was unroofed and the editorial and
job rooms 'are flooded Still ' we. will d
our-aesi so iur as can oe asceriaiuea in
the limited time at our disposal. r'
The wind.came first from the East
. ... v.
almost doe East and the storm broke
up n us about half-past 9 o'clock this
o.-enoon. it was preceded by two hours
of rain. The first blow was fearful
eaougb, unroofing the new and rear por-
tioa of the Purcell House and blowing
eoces and limbs of trees, sign boards,
i
helter-skelter. This was succeded
by rain, when the elements seemed gath
ering strength for the final charge upon
us.
Just about 1 o'clock the second gale
broke upon us ia all of its fury. The
wind had shifted to the West' and. the
most disastrous 'part of the storm came
from that direction. It was-perfectly
fearful in its .violence. and inflicted much
damage to property in various 'sections
ofihecity, ; . . -,i ;
The most serious disaster, one which
involves ihiury to.' indmduals, occurred
at the Wiloiington, Columbia & Augusta
freight depot The roof was blown in
aud four colored men, who " were at work
thereat the time, were injured, three of
them, it is thought, seriously. . We have
not oeen able, as yet, to get but two of
the names. .These are Guilford Hodley
and Jim Davis. . Other sheds at 'the de
pot were unroofed. There is also a re
port to the effect that a house near the
Eastern extremity of Castle street was
blown over and a colored woman, the oc
cupant, was killed, while two of her chil
dren were hurt, but this needs confirma
tion" "
A small dwelling, near the corner of
Eighth and Church streets, was blown
down but no one was injured.,
A new house being erected by Mr.
Geo. Honnet, corner Front and Nun, was
blown down and one cow was killed and
two hurt, the property of Mr. J ohn Haar.
The front windows of the City Hall
were broken and damaged. -
The roof of Messrs. : Aaron & Rhein
stein's store, on Front street, was car
ried away and the upper .floor flooded,
causing heavy damage to the stock.
Not only wa3 a part of the roof of the
Purcell House taken off but the upper
piazza in the rear, facing to the North,
was taken up and carried over the build
ing and thrown partly upon the L of
Messrs. Brown & Roddick's new store
and partly in the rear of Mr. J. Samson's
The damage in each instance is consider
able.
Part of the roof of Messrs. Mitchell &
Son's store, on Water street, was carried
away. .
A large eheJ on the West side of river
was prostrated. .
The large warehouse of the .New lork
& Wilmington Steamship Line was
among the first to yield to the fury of the
blast. It is almost an entire wreck.
The barque Carl Max, moored at
Messrs. DeRoset & Co'i. wharf, on the
west side of the river, was blown to th's
side, carrying with her a part of the
whirf to which she was moored. The
ship is uninjured, and is now safely moor
od at the wh rf near Dock street.
Th3 river front of Messrs. P.Cumming
& Co's. mill, foot ot uocK street, was
badly damaged.
The roof of the warehouse on MessrsJ
Worth & Worth'a premises was taken
o2 and a lot of hay stored there was
damaged. Other roof in the same lo
cality were also carried off, bat we did
not hear of any special damages thereby.
Part of the rocf of the Person build
ing, foot of Chestnut street, was lifted
flooding the offices with water.
The telephone wires and telegraph
wires in various parts of .the city wtre
prostrated.
Wooden fencC3 acd even brick walls
in various direction, yielded to the fury
of the wind. Time and space fail and
we cannot particularize these. ;
The maximum . velocity of .the wind
was 80 miles an hour and it blew at that
rate between! :35.and 1:40 o'clock. The
minmunv y elocjty of the storm was 25
iniltsV 'She rainfall -was jibout XJifC. .
At Masonboro Sound we traderstand
that a breach was made by the sea jnlhja
bqrnks and that a' new inlet 'has-been
fbtnted below , Big Bay, about two m ties
South of the old inlet. The break is a
wide one and : the . surf was . reported
breaking over into the" Sound. : " -
The signal service wiresare prostrated
4nd we can : hitii . nothing thereby from;.
Smithville" or the Sounds but fears are",
entertained for the safety of the steam
tug Blanche which is saidLto be at sea.
1 i II Ii I HIM
Spirits at 50 Cents.
We stated a few days since that spirits
turpentine had not reached 50 cents in
this market for many years past and we
were correct, w notwithstanding the fact
that the Stat .asserts , this .morning that
500 casks were sold here in March, 1880,
at 50 cents. " The sale was made, it is '
true, Messrsr-Worth & Worth, (if our
memory is correct) being the sellers; and
Messrs. Chess, Carley k Co. the buyers
But the sale was made on private terms
and was not given out. for record. It
does not appear either in the newspapers
or on the books of the Produce Exchange
and therefore had neither an official nor a
public existence. As such it cannot be
classed as a transaction in spirits at that
time, inasmuch as it did not take 'place
in open market. At Jeast, that is' the
view we take of it and we therefore stat
ed that spirits had not reached 50 cents
a gallonlsince April, 1875, and we repeat
the assertion, up to yesterday. "
John
Robinson's
show exhibits in
Raleigh to-day.
THE MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the CSty
Poet Office as follows :
Northern tbrongh mails. . . . ..630 p.-m
Northern through and way
mails 6:40 a. is.
Raleigh ........5:40 a.m.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. O.
Railroad, at 6;40 a.m.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily................. J:46 p. m.
Western mails (C O R'y) daily
(except Sunday ).. 9:00 a. m.
Mail for Oberaw & DarliDg
ton..................... 7:46 p. m.
Mails for pointa between U Ich
renceand Charleston.......... 7:46 p m
rayetteviHe, - and- omces on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays.. M 1:00 p. in.
RayetteviHe. via Lumborton,
daily, except Sundays..... 9:00 a. m.
Onslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and lnursday at... o.uu u. m.
Smithville maiid, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) 8 GO a. n
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shailotte and Little
Eiver, S. C, every Mon
day and Thursday at......... 6:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through and way
mails ....7:30 a. m.
Southern Mails 7:00 p. m
Carolina Central Railway...... 4.00 p. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m -to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office. .
General delivery open from 5:30 a. m .
to 7:00 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:80-a. m -
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. m, x
Stamne for sale in small Quantities at
genera 1 delivery when stamp omce is
closed. . -
Now jLdvertiBGments.
IMotice.
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO.,
. ' .... . - ; , . . -
LOCAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
" -. ". ' : : . " t-."
Wilmhigton, N. C, Sept. 9th, 1881
rpHE LOCAL FREIGHT WAREHOUSE
at this place having been demolished by the
storm of, this date, and freight articles there
in having sustained damage by water, notiee
is hereby given to consignees to loek after
their goods immedUately.-' While everything
ia being done on' the part of , this Company
to protect these attldes of freight, all con
cerned are advLed that it , will: te to their
interest to 'give this matter prompt atten
tion. "V.TOPF.1.
j ! y ! I Loeal Trett Agent v
: teptH Star copy ': i ;
New Ad vertiNniftTtRT
itl CROiSsYir, Aticfioiicer.
! BY CRONLY & J
1 j
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE FIXTURES,
' j &c , OF COMMERCIAL UOTELiii,
I AT AUcnof.
lry Ttf FSD i Y, September: 13th;'! lSl,
J Corameuciiii-at lOtj'cloek.iA. IL.va
will sell at fhe- .res . Nos. IS, 20, 22,ar.d
34 South Front St.; all of the ' "
Parlor, lliaiu Koomv,-. -u ; f .J
T i ; ar, hillUrd and , . .
' " "i ' - ' Kitchen -FurfcUu re,
With-every thing eppertaluinjj to: andbcw
lOBliur thereto just .reoioved from the
iCorn menial Hotel. ' '
i r' Terms cash Open for inspection eDtem-
er 10 and 12, ' . ; , . sent t-.Jt.
WEW PR1KTS !
Bleached Cottons 1
7j V
! t
, 4 . "
Canton 'Flannels
CASSIMERES; FOB BOYS.
AND VARIOUS OTHER GOODS1 JUST
received. All. of these goods have been
bought largely, in thebelief that tub pbiczs
WILL ADVANCE. , "
7
ARE GOING . OFF ' 'NICELYFOR THE
ARE"YERT-REASONABLE.
! R. Rfl. fwlclntire.
t ' r v . . ..
Bept 8
Headquarters
FOR SCHOOL IbOOKS ADOFTFD BY
. ' . . - - i-
J'flfc STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A. ooioplete stock alway s on tin Is .
liberal disco act to Teachens, at
A RT GALLTfRY. 11
JtxZ Chromos, 8tfel Ergmvid, ,
Looking Glares, Juottie.
PI kSQS AND ORGANS,
For eeBh or cn the easv instalment p!n,
At HEINSBEBGtri'a,
8fpt8 Live Book and Music H tore
Beef! Beef!
TOHN C. BORNEMAN has his Butcher
J Stand on Market St., North eide, right
aiound the corner Irom Seeond Bt., ,whcre
he will be glad to supply bis friends and the
public generally with the best of Beef, Mut 1
ton, &cv Juit received a supply of Beef
from Dr. Bellamy's famous pasture In
Brunswick county. ; aug 30-monflii-lm.
FERTILIZERS AND FEEt!L!Zf?iG
frlATERJAL. v : -
QOTTON "AND CORN PLANTERS,
Truckers and others can get into correct
channel to trade : advantageously by com
municating with '
' JAS. JT. PETTEWAYjlAgectL '
For the celebrated .Fertilizers, Wilcox; GIbbs
1
& CbVManipulated Guano and Acid Phos 1
phate.
sept O-tf,
School Jiook Icptiit02r
AL.3
LL THE BOOSS1 ADOPTED BY 7IIE
i-.i
dute Board of Edaeatlon t:en dtpcili it
t tbeir iat.reat to call before pun hviojr etre
where. Lcre stock r f Li:' smi Cen'Je
me&'i fine t?taHiery jujtreoeivi.
Plk-lTJa ail oftjiv34a?s oi'hiib'l ;
pt5 OWYATfH;
WANTED ! MEM OF ABILITY I
TO RbPHEBfcNT ';
CHAMBERS :
Dictionary cf TJniverssl Knowledge
CoxpzTa Ctolops&ia o mrri pat viv s
Thli lathi Most fj?al and Orcoict Lit
ra-y -Aebiovenuftt of th Aye., is hai no.
wmpetitorj We wtnt c cistst-r'clititMf
Hirudin s ued a;p!r i'cu'v. taring
fall description, ssnt na trpliavir. -
i J it UtunH' R
St Lrniv CUcicr If, : . s At:n'aGa
Fresh Svar Day
A J1B ASoOETKENT Ur CADDIES,
Preaea &a4 Dcraei.;. fast rct4v -d, for
wiie. .rz
TUS ONLY' GSNTKE liOE-ifADX
Oaadv la the citr. will, ti Uxut efirv
day, iroeh aad sw3t, tiree doors Wasta of I
xn ronoses on ceecna sueeu ao, a
Sa!4ns. .Ifralt. i?. f ' - a E. J EYEXZ, , L
-jaa - lltf tie PoztoUt
truladlo t&t Ulbt '
4-,, i I . .'t-.l i "; t; -"r '.j . - ,"4-' ;. .
PertoaaHtic murt be avolde4 J
And ttii spciaDy aad pvtiavliiij '
tooJ t)a ta KdiWdoeaiot arwiys etitfort
the viwt ot oorretpqq4p9t4j PAlff fo stat
etie;toHJ ylq.ra,' , r Y - '
! W h b p I cr tSl VI i I so h
"O: ?, I8THE REST "
SRWIQ MACHLVK ... j
1N TI1E WORLD. So
fay 4 the '
. - li ire thlomeiit of
latest Improve Na S. .ow Is the Vim to
tiytneBh8l MACHINE In the world at
loet p-v?lWe: price. , i
aii aua see. them or send for cut nd
pi ice lists "before buylrz any other. ILe
bet is always the cheapest.' ; . ':
WHEELER & "WTLSON,
--... ...... V i .,..- t . t ,
0 Manufacturing (Company, . ..
EvnsBlock, Princess 8tV"fe
aus:80-dw
Wllnumrton, N. C
NEW GOODS 2
r...
DELIOiOUSi PEACHES AND
i . TOMATOES I . . ' ;
y All varieties cf CLcico PreEerros
m one and... two. ppiind. .Can?, Iho
beat in tbo market. 7 '
Oar elegant Family Flour,
.c.L. FaroIod' Uoncur
riHnmp, .Urtakfast Strips
' .: and Small Shoulders,
Ptirched Java anl lgTyra ColTeo,
Thcso gocds aie all fresh fnis'
. . -. . . . .
week 'Oar prico3 and quality of
goocTa.TCill convince yon if yon will
- " y ' ' . .
Try Iho'prepare Soups'. ; -f
!'.". " Foi; gale at
'r i. i. "
iXA: ' 'a, a!so over one
ilt Jill ' hur'r,'' ladies who
j' ' u-p tm ia the city
lti44 oTvYtyulogton. We
. Ei.r,.44i- n ve just received
'x fob U 'Nov li Wfj-f.ll WnnlYFrwt gti ' 1
-rr
&AYAREJ TAYL93, Poet Traveller, ;
baid: "it -ao creut pka'uro In rtccih
mending to pref,ts the Acadctty. cf "Arr.i i
Sithia..fchorJidgy.,- - rj;..
Ssi4 lwi) : ;I chic fully consent In the
uae!ct m name as rtfreiice, K y boys
will feinrnt) jdrj (f r ths!r fcnrtll year)
afiertheir vacatk)!!."' .'i ; . ; , .
For nw JUaLtrHteii,- Circxlar rddres
MV1TIJI - O. fcllOilTLJUGiiV A. M., '
liaiyiard Lr- !vr!?y Orsdnalc; Media,' Pa., "'
lunea 1 tm i'li , ati llmdotw
ATJ t JIT T I'J
-1'LAY. ANY
'i UX .
MMe'v' ter-T'Ct:' Jitretfatee'ciitataii - '
P. ily.jlfc-Li; t . , ' tnz 1S-4 .
v. 1.' " f -. f; t.t r-i 5 F; ,
in
it .
X 4 S U FA CTCliKi B Y. Q i rs VJlsl E
filae Goc.pAajt tLItrillf y O. .r;. :
Pr. wiCe2rJe"o2 7pL?cxtSo3i ' !
ftd ii. yr sr jsji fcr the lciJiyt '
Foreclosure Sate
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE of tbe -
Superior Court of New. Hanover county,
made at June Term, 1SS1, In an action be
tween George Dark, as surviving eiecator -and'lrustee
of the will of Dr. Louis J. Po!
um, as pUIntlfl". against Wra. JI. Green,
Emma. D Planner, and others, hefrs; at law 5 '
cltyofWUo;Iogton,t 11 o'clock, A. if.
expose saie to me ntoest bidder, at pub
HeTaaetien, for cash, that valuable lot and
preoisee, .now occnpled by said Wm. 1L,'
UreW.itnal-il in fu.M eitr nf. Vf?mfnrfm
bn'taetfortb-sMe of Market, between i'ront
and becood utreets, 1 jio 1 b-tera the lots '
ot the late W. A. Berry and the late JoOira
ytteadin?132 feet to Toora :'
er ARey. .TV. J. 11. BKLLAM Y, '
01 tee ute uenry u. Planner, a dcJend nt. .
I will on Saturday, the 2ith day of Si'ptem
ber.ieit., at the Court House door In thm