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PHILADELPHIA.

Corr,spocdence OF The y Y Tribune. ,., a
PHfLADELPHIl Monday, Oct. u, lss
since the terrible accident the Delaware on snfaay,
II has been ascertaned tina: the results still sone
than stated at the time From the statement o. JAM
Blown who acted az a Kind II foreman among me laoo
rers il seems that two men, whose names were un.no.
made appIicaiion 20 him for employment on saiufa.y
morpng He tod them to the nyer with hm ehi
thew would probably find employment ON the othsr sas
According 10 bis statement t1ey got upon me ~ Ia'g
80 "a Eere drowned Ii the staten nj Of Brown -
90 h. rlsd uuon and he very positive upon the SAD
sct tbis increases the number Of victims 20 nine hs
have been actively engaged dragging tho rive, snce as
catastrophe bat noon day none OF the Doae'h'
b. en- recovered -. 49,.
The Moyaue nsisg Hose Company, arrived here 'as
Afternoon iron their vEt your city They we're ~
eeiyed by an escort II 70 Ere companies and
through cur principal streets 70 their house ihe P''
zion WIS., very imposing -, ........d hs
volunteer e. npany from New York accompanied
lie Metropolitan B4ad Of that cry' arrived I'd rHi'''''
mia this aftsrnOo
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natural religion bat Of Christianity He r,.....
thorUugh contempt for the iTehgoas panfhessm on -
ensn philosophy, and especially Tor the mythic th -
Strauss and BsUer. No one, however can become 80
lar With his writings without being impressed with AZ. -
iraorGinary eandor well his complete mastery N -
entire field Of Philosophical speculation His eanicr : -
SIMPLY moral quality. bat the natural Accompaniment -
knowledge and power"
fHE SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND ByJ s..s.-
vos I2.o. Charles SenhaeT
The events OF The OF isl9 rehear.ei IN H.
volumes with yvaciiy and in consecutive hsrcsl c,s.a
With decided political predictions, Mr. Headey does Az
stt,mpi 10 conceal his preudices against the old rss.,
party nor 10 aim a. degree OF impartaiy which ns.t
damage the velness Of his narrative As guide tAroa,b
the abvi.h ofevents With describes. his work viii s,
convenient addition to the library though hary ssD,s
70 the dignity OF elaborate history In pOn, Of sylas
more subdaed and chasie than most Of he author. rsr
productions without sacrificing any OF the legitimate csus,
Of popular effect
IRE row IN THE CLOUD Islno- PIP So PAiasslpAai IA
collection Of pieces in prose and verse from snlnsr.
American ard English writers illustrative OF the eOnh.
laons OF religion 10 the souowfu and heart strsksn Ia
prircirs 81 au,hors sre the Rev DIR Vim Stevens De A.
e1ander Dr Psyscn Or winslcw and others Of high eva.
eecal reru.e The different ESSAYS in,erpersed VII
appropriate scripture. selections and poeica exsscs b.
sides the merit Of the contents OF this work the esssn:
style Of It's typography and It's really choice engrvnss
make Of the most attractive volumes Of the kind Ia.
have been sued from the American pres
Ar not God dat Ghftsr. BY Cossia Alcs is a csgl
tai juvenile story describing the adventures Of psry
OF Yankee emigrants 30 California Its aim Is 10 inspire
bows with greater attachment, to the Old Homestead n.
stead Of oourtug danger and death among the Csons
pscers llsmo. PIP "a u Appleton s CO..
The Third Volume OF CALHouss WORKS is issued BY D.
Appleton s Co. containing his Speeches in Congress hoa
Feb 1881 to June 1871
TIE Ptcpre Pleasure Book fascinaiir holiday gin be
children with over five hundred engraving, is issued By
ID Appleton s. Co,
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M,,sssorA-H " Rec, iormeriy Of Kalamazoo ana
d, ps pslrocra- 5 excited Territorial Delegate 70 Cos
,rsss yer CAPT wlkH abs Of Orange County y I I"
lrlsr.n.sal candidate and Wig
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NHcoysS Gov. FsrwoI has declined the Peopls
re MI sion 6r n election and BeTne Pinkney the VIII,
10 m'raii,n for Litut Governor NJ T. proposed f5s
Go,eruor IN case the Wing and Fee Sol candidates draw
CO y Eeion IS the Foe Soil esni ta;e Nr Leaf Gov
CgrCr
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N,s.t.uprs-Col Reuben Davis Ind declines beng
e.ri.e or Congrss or the State a. large, thus leaving
en-. Ale1 B Bradford Wig and Cap, William Ba'"-
lale Pierre Dan n The aed
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JULrIFNs coScFRTs At sETR0rOLrAs HALL
The ms morabe and magnificent musical fetes given By
julien arc now drawing to close This week will end
them
In The history Of lyrical an in this country these Con-
GERS will rank rs great events The wonderful FRESHNESS,
diversity aud promptitude which have characterized them
will long be remembered standard Of orchestral epsL
ence has been presented by Julien that must have ne
hsppies effect On the community They now have heard
what the most subtle orchestral painting 81 what undSnh
bly, great solo playing il, not simply BY one orswo bat
dozen of artists without eqaAs in Europe They haw
heard rendered with equal felicity and fidelity the vaf
polka march, overture, faniasy symphony al gema
art With what eIquite purity Of tone, fulness OF 'ono
accuracy Of time perception OF progress ana climax wy
thing il rendered all witness Wheiherb be ksy"e
polka considered trige but who ever wrote sueh so0s
before Des Fres huz overture heroic sympnony'
there Is no difference OF cearnoss variety and sPenaof
the performance.
The Concert last night enjoyed by an audience pom
the oor to the second gallery and the enthusiasm nd%
the most discriminating Kind was as cllmorous as usual
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MUSIC
NtBLos rHEArgR.

The Opera OF L0mtard', produced last night with
an extra choral and orchestral force The chief part wse
performed by >tedsnone, Salv. Beneyeniano Rosi and
Quinto The first at which we heard passed oil with gu
yiger The music requires robust voices to give Il eject
being eminently marked with decamaiory energy ns
h, use was brilliant and the chances are that the Opera vii
have splendid reception for several nights more
II has been rehearsal with graf care under the adna
ble direction of Max Mareizok and we trust that may ba
pros5st, d again and again
The ove Of change among the Anercans-the constant
hankering after new worksis somewhat rtmarkabe Not
that number Of Operas have been played II ragS but
the IAN of an opera IN Italian properly speaking almost
unprecedenttd work that takes many weeks to 70
heere should be often played II is only after number Of
hearings that the public can begin to understand ope
OF all the things presented them for analysis nothing
fact j. complex opera. discourse play, s CON
POSED Of single successive ideas and The whole
texture and genius of musical opera the contrary
combination Thsre the vast combinations OF the
orchestra before we get behind tho curtain Then there
are tie combinations of he chorus aud those OF the pdu
cpas Then these must be considered IN connection with
the orchestra Then again there is the alliance Of wOrs
with the music and the proprey of rendered by
sound This wonderful comp lexy dicutio understand
Is not be dispatched at hearing Indeed the hr audi
ton Of such intensely intricate and artificial thing
generally unsatisfactory and works which hold poseoa
of the stage such a. Don Giovanni II Berber semrsms
Guaume Tell ETC. were originally received with GOODNESS.
The reason L. the eye ear and brain confused by the
multiplicity OF appeals made b them, all at the
ment ard during whole musical play With aiew hearings
however the beauties Of the opera begin TO out bat
only after numerous additions works Of higher order
be truly enjoyed
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DISCUSSIONS on PHILOSOPHY And LtaAAl. ~
sr WLLihN HAELTOs. Wth a. llieeie'9 ~
RoaERT TUsEBULL. ID. 5vor Pp - 1Ns'
Ths reprint Of the Edinburgh ,,asn 4" - ".--.N'
HAHiLToNs Writings contains b. co-fr ''a' ~ ~ 30
.rburrh Review On y,rious guest oas o. 9A@-sa ESQ a.
iclcs cossed under tie had q ifraa- a. sa's' -
SAYS On University cdr alton. 'oseihfl 80 'f'h' 80
dces confirming and Illustrating Dc s,Nsa'-s Is "a sNc
q The work An appropriate iasToda.taa iy eaasa.
shosr i pref1ed % the volume ool;aanng sre, sfaA
view Of the progress Of speculative pAsFay as1i ~
earliest perod to the present. day and a. estimate q ' p
sfon Sf sr William Hamilton Is 'IAlsaiof O 'Hl -
ence This inroducti3n = valuable for - hisi~ -an
marie but II. crrls not % Be taken ih'ui csf'e
Tie folioEng sketch Of sir william Iamlon my ,Ai'y
tle curiosity u orr read1Is with rezad % rs pe'lis
SIR William Hsuai ton, Bart j. Professor "a T. - asa
Nefnuhysics 10 the Unigersty vi Edaburth hs . -.
scepfed from noble Sc0uih family. one 20 ~ p =
aid hy De Ouncev drew sword a. ths ceeefA'4 .---.
Of DrInclog lie was admired even g-cn tyl-S ~
lcr his extraordinary Literary aiiaila-li,. a. --
csLed him the Walking Encyel1Pela- 10 tt--.7s, =
q. uuefent iudce pronounce tbs mp eoH -
.sy- thA. not n tie region Of scs a "a. = az
mot al ether departmsnts 81 knosodfr n Va va
"a dor, suf " rad lis m2nners AZ si se All sn
fed IL VI, = charatsr hat u great ADJ god ID "A
Tflneb r.i.rtrr on-ol1zcsl speca1r.o1 10 the i1m1n
botb III thhosoeay AL iheohgy BE ehen.ne- llilf
the ds.pes. y.Eeraon for the gisa ir-s not 'ay %
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The Third Volume OF CALHOUN WORKS is issued BY D.
Appleton Co containing his Speeches in Congress toa
Feb 1881 to June, ls4i
D.y,r. p.,s,re RI f.srsnas;r hol1av IN 4.
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A wing question Answered.

The southern Pierce organs tell tbs New York
banburueTs, in goias for Pierce took tbe sand Upon
Baltimore platform. aud aoquiesced In the Compto Mise
Doss look II they Aequesc Ia tho Compromise
when portion of them ia the New York general asse m
bly, vote directly sgans tho execution Of tho fugitive
law, and the rest. to escape voting ALL Hy the hail
az IL the devil were at their backs r Louspis yo1aqL
10 answer to the foregoing. and 10 all such
ries and nsnuaons, emanatng from the Journal and all
such southern wing presses, submit the resolutions
adopted in the house Of representatives of the New York
Legislature by an overwhelming majority OF .'hunkers'
and "baaburpers The barnburners Tepel all such al
legations in this emphatic langzage: We cordially If
frm our at.aehnt 10, anal faith in the pisdps and poll
ry OF The democratic party ia tie Union forth and
pressed IN the resolutions Of The Notonli Democratic Con
IGNITION utoh nominated fraakn Pierce FOR President,
ANe WE HEREBY ADOPT THE SAME OWN" From
ils afnes an alliances should not be surprised il
The Journal should persist in considering the New York
Evening Post and Buffalo Republic as more acceptable
authority but the true national wings OF the South who
have no such aiinites or sympa,hies will regard The
answer as conclusive. N.". s."
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Mississippi--Novem Election.

We have srsady announced the nomination Of Hon. ].
wing papers bave pretty generally proposed Judge
Sharkey the wing candidate. if their contemplated
convention be held, the probabilities are that be will be
their nominee
We have also announced that Captain VIM. Barksdale
rereiyed the congressional nomination for the State a,
large Col Reuben Davis (democrat) and General A. B.
Bradford (whis) are his competitors.
Mississippi is entitled to four additional members
They are to be elected by districts:
Whig IN Italics.
FIRST disltict-D. b. Wright, B. D. Majors
Second distrc,-Wm. S. Barry, John Wilcox.
Third dstrict--O r. Singleton, A. K DeCl4mg.
Fourth ais,sict.-Wm p Harris.
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Ex-senator Dickiason's Address.

The address OF Senator Dickinson al syracuse, on
the 4ih instant, is spoken OF In very complimentary
terms by the Syracuse Standard We are glad that il is
to be printed have doubt will abound In sound
national sentiments, and will be read with delight BY
his numeroas friends The Standard thus speaks Of il
The address OF Mr. ID able production and al.
though quite lengthy, listened witt great Interest by
an immense audience We believe 1t was precisey what
anticipated, from the well known conservative seni.
men'. OF 10 author, and was bold. open. and frank
Avowal of bis views for which those who er from him
Ia opinion will respect the man, though they do not
admire the doctrines copy Of the Grafton hs. been re
quSsed for rubcaon and shall cndea y5r 10 give II to
aders IN few days .
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Sales To-Day.
BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auet,oae.r.,

BY GREEN & SCOTT. Aurtioaesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday the 18th shall SELL at the residence Of
Pomc and opposite the Ju
dietary 10 O'Clock excellent assortment Of FUR
Mahogany sofa rocking and parior chairs
dining, card, and breakfast tables
marble top and other tables
DO union chairs, dressing and other bureaus
Looking glasses, washstands, aud toilet sets
China, glass, and crockery ware -....
Maple, spring, and Other bedstoads
Feather beds bedding, har and ,huck mattresses
Grandoes, solar, hall and other lamps
Mantle vases flowers,
Morcen M white window curtains
Papor, passage, and chamber carpets and rods
second hand panoforte, cooking and other stoves
good OF kitchen requisites.
Of so and under cash $50 credit Of sixty
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN Il SCOTT,
July b-a Aucionssr.s
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Hon. Linn BOYD. Acceptance.


As colons Boyd detained at home by the SICK
ness OF BIS Thursday lasi. he was deprived OF an
opportunity OF responding 10 the nomination conferred
uron him by the district convention which assembled al
Benton on that day Heaee The committee appointed TO
inform him OF his nomination unable 10 discharge
the duty assigned them until after returning Psducah
on Friday evening" when they addressed the follow
ing note. to which append Colonel Boyd's re.
Spouse: .It
,.,.t., .. JUNE "a, 1853.
DEaR SIR The undersigned were appointed. by the
democratic convention which met at Benton on the 23d
Instant for The purpose OF nominating democratic can
dda,e for Congress in the 6rs congressional district,
committee 10 inform you of your nomination by that con-
vention as a candidate for Congress in this district
II affords US pleasure 10 say that hs convention acted
with great unanimy in its proceedings, and finally
adopted resolution declaring You The unanimous choice
OF The meeting. -
G. H. MORROW,
.....#.. #.... .. j. b. WILEY,
t SAMUEL PIKE.
Hon LINN Boyp .t
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The Tohuantcpec Route Judge ConkIings
Treaty

The New Orleans Delta, of the 2sth ulimc, contains
acaId addressed TO the citizens of New Orleans, by A.
G. Soo, esq., over his signature, in reference to
The treaty negotiated by Judge Conklng. The nnser OF
the United States in Mexico, which guarantees the grant
Of right of way across heishmus OF Tehuantepec CON-
monty known as The" Sloo contract" Tho card con
iains the following statement, TO which our attention
has been drawn:
1.-The treaty is now before the government OF the United
Sacs for its Ihape the
that II DH be approved By the ADMINISTRATION and that II ieRl
be nbes TO The Seras at ,arts day OF the corng
sioa for us aduce and consent 10 Us ratification There Is
~ Gorbf II ITS confirmation by that body"
We learn from indispulable source that the above
statement in far Il relates The course OF The ad
mnlsra,ion respecting Judge Conkngs treaty. is entirely
unwavan,ed and that is authorized to say tha,
tie administration has either announced or formed any
determination whatever to It's future action upon The
treaty in question.
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upon the prncipes on which the administration cams
into power, and united too, brm confidence that the
President in his policy will fully carry into effect those
principles. this new and Anonymous form OF whig oppo.
siiion win encounter defeat almost il not altogether
slgnsl ., that which The men, voting for Scott and
for Webster, encountered ia November last.
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CHOCOI.A ATE, Cocoa, and Broma.-w. BARRp n cos
u Vanilla sna
have been awarded by the chie Institutes
snA the Union for sale by all the principal groceries In
The States snd by their ~ Hai
iu.-.y unrrsy Ne~ yort and Twes Philadelphia
Thomas " nrundige Ra'imors Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; aud 8. H. Howell Georgetown, y. q
WALTER BAKER, co,
AP3-dly Dorcbsssr Macs.
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that has ealsd orh ihs decided expression OF 10
pooasioa aud that the itriation " hch
anasodsbB attended the per tormanoe OF the duty The
dsmocTsc ao"b1ss ot tho assembly have alphabetically
approved oi Tho wise sud enlightened forecast which the
President has manifested ia the Selections Of his cabinet
and OF his suboIdinas officers, ~ 4sia8 ssfE
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Very truly, yours,

The Boston Courier states that the coalition dem
ocrao postmaster at Cambdgepot has appointed as Ms
chisf clerk, OF acting postmaster, "lbery-par'y
man. formerly connected with the Lberaor' and Com
monwea newspapers, and freesoil leader 10 his 10.
oay But take u for granted the Co0uer Is IN error.
The Post has alluson to the ma,ter-.9bany hrfvs.
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THE saamander Marble Company public
Il msrbleized OF the srd
for which hsy received the gold medal
nstiac and hs medal Mechsn
cs' Institute held Washington in February and March Of this
year. ~ zftn & ftfagt f
This MATERIAL having durable and cheap
than marbles ss representations 81 precous stones snd me
choicest marbles, different varieties are exact
and h~suifa capable resisting greater degree
Of be- njwrcd by the scon OF acids OF
Fl + SO 81 IT'S sfLAs q. HERRING.
under
b. Williams, the Inventors of
em business department, that of John
Rncp 10 whom all addressed,
cipal rooms, si3 Broadway, New York
May l-d3m 70 # .a#.# HslT# M LEI 1880 HsHf' 1ot'
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dore Ferry was about 10 Japan with
Mississippi and Saratoga This had caused some unsas-
mess amoag foreigners, a. s would leave them compare
| lively uaproeeted.
The dnsl bswesn Aessrs, Gsin and accorkIe bnd TAR
minated without boodsted Three Intellectual shots were
fred when the matter was satisfactorily adjusted.
The weather in California had been very warm, die
ing in the shade l0T degrees
The mining ia'sii ence nom all q1aries of tho
most che efiDg character
FsAscsco MARKkrs
Business at san Francisco revivng Trade in The
interior had greatly improved. Moaey easy Flour
beuer-salss OF HsxaI at SIP Sl2 So Corn dull 81
Corn meal dull % 81 - Buckwhest quiet at 81 rs
REFINED sugars duh cushed quiet al l0l cents. Raw
sugars moderately active. Teas had aivanced-sales Of
tupsriai and Young iyson 40 AN cents Coffee inn
proved-Manila Is cent, Java ia Stocks of cof
fee 100000 lbs OF which 700 900 be
shipped TO Australia The stock OF rice heavy, and
recent sales have scarcely realized half Liquors de
pressed. Provisions inactive. Mess pork S2z Sss Mess
beef, S2i S25. Lard, lbA cents Butter ~ % cents
Gle bacon sides, Is 10 cents. Hams lS 10 cents
Cheese 20 Dry-goods. clothing. on Steel boots
and shoes, and mining tools, pay little profit aad
duh figure. below Lumber OF all dsscrp-
tons plenlia and eastern nor realizing cost and changes
IsrnMUs soUrH AMERICA,
The Panama Star says an attempt revolution took
place b, got, III, Sh Of Juae. in which several per
shot. Gen. Herrera ordered the troops but
Gen. Meio refused {, ebay. ..."
At Carhagena the yellow fever rigging. and the reg
uaI troops lily de ering. Disorder spreading
and general revolution seemed inevitable.
The steamer Columbus arrived at Panama on the 26h
for San Francisco The California sailed the 70 h.
The Golden Gate, with The mails tom San Francisco Of
the Is and s. ece, arrived on Tho 18th
Tie English mail steamer Quito had arrived with Val.
psraiso dates OF the Is and Lima of The 10Th Of Tune.
VIM f. Nye Of Valparaiso bearer dispatches TO Wash
ngton and Mr.. Holman, secretary OF legation Chill.
came passengers. Tho prospect of war between Peru
and Bolivia increases A N
-
gins was murdered By named James Qninn.
board canal boat this place The murderer made
his escape. Na. .ra
... s....
PROVIDENCE, (R ID July lO.--A factory
Auleborough, Massachusetts, belonging to Is. IL Knights,
suuck by lightning last night and burnt. Loss
$4,000.
MARKETS
New YoRK, July 1.-The steamers news has favora-
bly, Affected bendsussales OF b. 900 bbls flour - SO
- 81 for Stale, ~ rs 81 s7A for western. and s.
IS Isl for southern Prices show advance of 2k
per Dbl Sales OF 10000 bushels wheat at III for
white Ohio, being advance Of per bu shell Corn
scacesales Of 800 bushels 81 for mixed and
90 cents Tor yellow. a.t. .H
BALTIMORE, July II-No sales of louI to-day-hoders
a,king advance Sales of 900 bushels wheat at 100
los for red and l06 10 for white Sales also
Of 900 bushels 90 for white AMI 81
yellow. Sales the scales OF 800 beef ca Tile 81
Hogs, SO 81.
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by GREEN q SCOTT. A.c,ioneers.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON ID STREET AT
Tuesday, the 18th instant shall sell IN front OF
premises, O'Clock good hr.coy brick house
lot which sands
NORTH between 9Th and 10Th The
running back le1 feet ok
thirty alley being olot No in No
5s The above described property immedaey in the rear Of
Iron Hall . e
wishing make good respectfully in
certainly OF the desirable pieces
OF property for sale on PennsyiSspia avenue
Terms third cash balance twelve, and eighteen
months deferred
ing from the day OF sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title ndsputabe
GREEN SCOTT,
July 3-dh Auaponecs.
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NEW Paint and OIL Store The undersigned @. =. Whit
~ the side OF Seventh street,
Louisiana paints,
brushes lamps campbsne, &c Having purchased
entire stock for cash. inducements win be offered TO those
desiring goods In line.
goods delivered free Of charge part Of the city
y. wHITTIESEy.
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ny ,. @. Mcguire, Aucsionser.

HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE ON SEVENTH STREET AT
III suconon Monday afternoon July lsth al 6k O'Clock
OF lot subdivision 425,
fronting inches Seventh between and
back loo feet improved by hsndsome
nearly conIainng with donss piazzss the
extending back the depth OF the main building
Title perfect and sale positive .....
Terms onehlrd cash residue in 6, Ia and is months,
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
1Il- n JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
I'D Auct,opcer.