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Nominations and COnfirmati0ns.
WAsHINGTON, April g.

Ex-senator Dickinson, to the amazement of
all. has declined the New York Collectorship and
Judge Green G. Brownson was nominated and
confirmed in his stead. Hon. Scion Borland
was nominated and confirmed as Governor of New
Mexico. This nomination was unexpected.
and has caused surprise in and out of the Sen
ate.
1t is rumored, this evening, that Mr.. Marcy
must leave the Cabinet, but 1 cannot trace
it to q reliable source. For some reason, how
ever. the Senate hesitates to fix time for
all adjournment and it is not believed only minor
appointments would keep them here.
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STEALING LUMBER-A negro fellow named
Isaih, the property of Mr.. ]. l.. Tate, was ar
rested Friday evening on the charge of having
stolen twelve pieces of timber from Messrs q. &
w. Taylor. He was brought before Alderman
Evans, but the witnesses not appearing was COM
mitted until to day.
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The directors Of the Crystal Palace in New
York, offer prize Of 5000 for prize medal, not
more shan three inches in diameter, that shall be
suitable to award in the several departments OF
the exhibition, to the most capable and eminent
exhibitors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-11

Lewis Lunsford has been appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, Collector for the District of Peters,
burg, in this State, vice WIN. F. Bowden. re-
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EXPLOSION OF FLUID LAMp.-We re-
greet to learn that small colored girl, a
domestic in the family of Mr. James X. Caskie,
sustained serious injuries Friday evening from
the explosion of fluid lamp. She was in the
act OF placing the lamp upon table in one of the
rooms of the dwelling, when it exploded. The
subtle fluid instantly spread over her face and
hands, inficting painful if not dangerous wounds.
The danger attending the use of this illum-
mating agent must ultimately banished it from
the dwellings of the people. Almost daily we
hear of accidents in some part of the country,
from its use. 1t is an insidious incendiary, and
cannot be trusted
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
q ON Nj L 4 sIO m M RI q q n NJ M u liz Al N u

~ TATE.-Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
OF the Richmond city pronounced the 14th December
1855 In suit therein pencng styled "Puryear Mnter
said decree, will expose sale public auction the
premises on TUESDAY. 18th Of April 1852 at 4 ?. NJ,
fair if not the next fair day. the following lot of Land
to witt the House and Lot the East line of ST.
Stephen, between Baker and Charity streets, in Du-
walls Addition of which the late Mrs Jane Puryear died
seized.
TERMs-Cash as to one third of the purchase money;
to the residue credit of aud months in equal
nsalneats with interest from day of sale the purchaser
purchasers giving negotiable notes with approved
dorsers bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments; the title OF property retained until purchase
money be fully paid and conveyance directed by the
court GEO. WOODFIN
NH 29-2awtd Comm ssioner
Sale conducted by w GoDDtN Auct.
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GAy ysara aud We approached That lta prssent
threats. terrible though they be, are not likely to
create very serious alarm. fs.I5f5 g + -n25i
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April % NJ
Sales of Flour to day at 81 s4 for 900 bbls Howard
Street. Since the steamers it is held at 81 s7t
No sales of City Mills. Held at IS.
Sales of red Wheat at 10aal10 cts.
les Of white Corn at 53a54c and yellow at 57a5sc
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Missouri Election.

ST.. LOUIS, April 6.
The entire Benton Democratic ticket has
been elected over the combined forces of Wings
and antics, by about one thousand majority.
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SALES
BY JAMES Va. TAYLOR.
MOST VALUABLE BUas1DsyG LOTS
iHk ON GAMpIEIS IIIT ANN nNoa -, ~ r,

NVSI VA'V4 Il b n BGHsIEFEttE BDES
lNk ON CANDLES HILL AND ON 3D. 4rH AMI
CENTRE STREETS, ATAUCTlON-Willb he sold cd
TUESDAY, 18th April at O'Clock, upon the premise
respectively. eleven lots of Land located follows 81
on the South line of Centre street. opposite Braggs Row
between 9th and 9TH streets each fronting 81 feet and
running back n feet to alley; lots the NORTH
ine OF Centre street between Sd aud 4th adon
ing Pratts cottage on Candies Hl fronting the city
square, and commanding magnificent view of the rive
AMI surrounding country 30 feet each and running
convenient depth and lots the West line of 4t
street. athe of Canal street. fronting together 1885,
feet, running ack s2i feet.
The whole of the above property swell located in m
proving portions o. the city and if built on would yield
handsome per cent. Sale to commence at O'clock with
the first named property.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at six months
with interest and title retained till the purchase none
is paid
JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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EyXECUTOKs SALE OF FARM OF 60
~ ACRES. IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND-Wl be sold on
TUESDAY, the 18th April, 1858, upon the premises, if
fair not the next lair day at the hour OF IL ock NJ
the tract land which Mosby resided at the time
Of his DEATH containing Go acres, adjoining the lands of
Messrs Joseph Prddy Richard Cross and others. The
distance from Richmond is about miles.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and months for
bonds bearing interest secured by deed title
retained EDW'D l. A MOSBY, 2u.
JOHN S MosBY, Executors
Sale conducted byV' GopDtN Auct ans
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N. Y MARKETS, April 9, P. M.
FLOUR is firmer-saes 1900 bbls 81 62I for State;
sales 800 bbls Southern Flour at 81 04at.
GRAlN-Wheat is quiet. Corn in demand-sales
10000 bushels at 62a6i for mixed and white and 66i
for elbow Southern.
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DATENT REFINED RAPE SEED OIL.
L This oil is pure extract from Rape Seed and being
perfectly free from gum is proved to be invaluable in the
manufacture of woolens and likewise for ubricating
chinery 1t is also very superior Oil for burning pur
poses.
1t burns beautifully in any mechanical ordinary lamp
ard with briliancy, emitting no smoke smell, and does
not CONCEAL in the coolest weather
wilt used exclusively the railroad companies in Eng
land, for sig al lamps and lubrcang locomotives and is
now exclusively used in all the Light Houses throughout
Great Britain and Ireland we'll in great ccnsump.
tion among families and is offered for the first time
in this country and confidently recomme nded sub.
sttute TOR any which Sperm Oil is applied, and
greatly reduced
20 tierces of the above Oil. for sale by
apll DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
M KDICAL BOOKS. new and standard editions
Ivl for sale by w RANDOLPH
New Books are regularly received aplt
DONNET BOARDS. Paper Ink, Quilts Stee
- Pens. >lates Violin Strings. and all other articles
in the Book and Stationery lines bought by country
chants be had low at w RANDOLPHS
apll Bookstore and Bindery.
THAMPAGNE WINEs.-4oO baskets Heidsick
~ and other extra brands for sale by
apll EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co
NROUND PLAsTER.-2000 bbls Richmond
VI ground Plaster, for sale by
apil EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
HAY.-I49 bales prime Northera Hay for sale from
aa Ap EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
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FATAL ACcIDENr-Wyatt, a slave employed
10 the tobacco factory of Messrs. Coleman q
Workman, instantly killed Saturday morning
in the factory building corner of Gary and 9TH
streets, by heavy bar of iron falling from Que of
the presses upon his head. He survived the nc
cident only about twenty minutes. During the
morning the coroner held an inquest over the
remains when verdict was rendered in accor-
dance with the facts. The was the proper
sy of Mrs S. S. Barr of this city,
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through the Dardaness, 4th csaslon 10 Russia
Of the port Of Batoum 5th. several concessions to
the followers of the Greek Church, especially
with regard to the Holy Shrines. "a z.r-s
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Local lntelIigence"..City Affairs. &c
ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY GOVERN

The following gentlemen. chosen members of
the City Council for the ensuing year, at the late
election, appeared ut tho Chamberlayne's Office
Saturday evening, viz: Messrs. Myers, Hill, Has
kins. Maupin, Fry, Anderson, Snead, Shepherd,
Talbot, Saunders, Scott, Darlington, McCanco
and Richards
Alderman Sanxay then proceeded to admins
ter the oath Of office to the members present; after
which, on motion of MI. Haskins, Gustavus A.
Myers was elscted President of the Council, and
VIM. P. Shepherd ESQ.,, Chamberlayne of the
city--both gentlemen being unanimously sup
ported by the Council.
On moton Of Mr.. Anderson. n committee
was then appointed to examine the certificates of
returns of members of the Court of Hastings and
other officers of the city; whereupon it appeared
that the following gentlemen had been duly cleo
ted viz:
q For ALDERMEN-In Monroe Ward-Messrs.
Wingfeld, Pulliam, Bray. Darlington and Mer-
rift.
In Jefferson Ward-A Inloes, r d Sauxay,
A L Register, VIM Taylor, Ed Farrar.
In Madison Ward-R NJ Burton, J A Co.
wardin, J Bnford, James Evans, Thomas
Tyrer.
For May or-Joseph Mayo.
commemorative Attorney--R r. Daniel.
Clerk Hastings Court-Chas Howard.
Sercennt--J NJ Ferguson.
High Constabie-B Binr.
City Collector--J A HUDSON.
City Ascessor--D M Miller.
City Surveyor-T NJ Ladd.
City Guager--J Fl Strobia.
Supt. Streets-M Bates
Supt. Gas Works-C Campbell.
Supt. Water Works. l. Davis
Supt. Poor House-A Michaels.
Register Water Works-M L Stratton.
Grain Measurer-L H Lucke.
Capt. Night Watch-A Wilkinson.
On motion, it was ordered that the Council
meet again on Monday evening, April 1th.
No further business being under consideration,
the Council then adjourned
HUsrlNGs CouRr.-This body regularly
organized according to law. Samuel Il. Pulliam,
Esq elected Recorder and James Evans
Esq. Senior Alderman. The oath of Office was
administered TO the Mayor and officers of the
| Court, after which the body adjourned.
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A legislative emeute recently took place in
Paris. The Corps Legislatiff, before the grand
ball at the Tuleries, held private meeting and
resolved not to wear the knee breaches and silk
stockings ordered by the Emperor. Consequent
ly at the ball. waile the Emperor. senators, and
all the other functionaries were strictly in cos
tune, the whole of the members of the legisla-
tive corps, including even M. de Moray, were in
trousers. The affair has created no small sensa-
tion, and the deputies give themselves as many
airs of importance as if they were body of
French Hampdens.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

| DOGG EFT 81 ANDERSON
! UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
| Corner of Governor and Franklin sts
III AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
IL American Paper Hangings Borders Fire Screens
ana curtain Papers, making complete and elegant as
sortmene OF all the various styles also large VA.
Itty OF floor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating Win
DOW shades and Blinds, with general assortment of
curtain Goods Cornces and Trimmings also curled hair
and shuck Mattresses, with many other articles in our
iihe' all OF which will be sold the reasonable
terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphosterng executed tn
the shortest notice in town country. NH aO-3m
M ANAGER's OFFICER. FRANCE < CO
w For This Day.
Capitals $28 500 s0OO $500 a790 80 of 1850 70 of Aoo
~ aoo Ivy OF LOO, &C. rs 10 drawn Tickets &c.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capitals: $4,000 $500
Tickets So """
Drawn numbers Md Consolidated, "a:
. ~ 81 % 10 81 80 Sc Sc IL so 81 70 81 S.
paid by IGcK
Drawn numbers of Patapsco 1oe:
70 10 80 49 54 81 70 90 SO 8 s.
Whole ticket 10 81 TO- sold and paid bv LICK
Drawa numbers of Carroll County, l6
70 20 ~ So IS 65 "a 90 40 70 SO.
Ticket "a 81 TO- 500, sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn numbers of Patapsco 10:
~ o. % &c 81 ~ "a 90 10 81 IS 80
Drawn numbers Patapscc, los:
70 Fl A 62 SO II 46 81 10 30 IS "a 66 IS
I naiG ~ os do "a 40 49, quarter II 81 62 all sold
ANU pau " n.., -, LUCK
49, % II Go 53 80 AZ 40 81 23 IA
s,os zoe - o9' $4,000 doc % So $780, hqf6 81 Go
By 90 quarter ID 49, $780, four more sold and paid
GRENADINE sCARFs,-Handsome Maid
~ Grenadne Scars for sale by f'NA
c. HARTWELL 4 CO.,
up - Opposite Swan Tavern.
m SPRING FASHION OF U1Ts---T1.
- subscriber is in receipt of the Spring fashions TO
which he respectfully invites the attention of puj
fe 10 JOHN THOMPSON.
H. WOOL HATS. 80
~ l nave still on hand large assortment OF "a
BLACK, brown, pearl and drab wool Hats of all &SsA
grades for sale at very low prices.
JOHN THOMPSON
- 81 Main
USAl WATER PROOF ROOTa-To bo0d
KV hne assortment of gentlemen's fine calf seuyed
Wand psgged water proof Boots kip do do do.
JOHN THOMPSON
e. Main st.
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HNHOM 100 TO 100 II la UTlFUE RU1R-
L. DING LOT in the town of Fulton adjoining Port
Mayo near Rockets for sale at auctionWill be sold
on THURSDAY, April 18th. 1s53, commencing at IL
O'clock the premises from 100 to 80 beautiful build
ing lots in this fast improving part of the city. Capital
lists be assured of making good Investments and per-
sons OF limited means can for small amount of money,
procure for their families comfortable home A fine
spring of water from the "Mount Erin Spring."
through this land which for Ill price be carried
into every yard plat of the property can be seen at
the Office Of the auctioneer in few days
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance at g. 6, and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed. or title retained
NH 90 w. GODDIN, Auct.
ADDITIONAL
Immediately after the above SALE land the order ad
vertised will be sold several beautiful lots in Lewis
pa lying north Of the above and separated therefrom
by street just opened Also lots Nos 81 SO and 80, in
Lewis plan, each having front of about 81 feet Blood
Run street. and adjoining the residence OF Mr. Larkn P
Ford Also lots Nos 81 and SO. in of the above; Also
most valuable lot at the of Rockets and Poplar
streets fronting sl feet Rockets running back
to Poplar street also 81 half lots bounded by Main
Grace and Franklin sseets and lying east of 30th
The above real estate will be divided suit purchasers
Terms az above.
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AFRICAN CHURCH.
PAUL JULIEN,
A II the request of numerous families who were una
n BILE to attend his
Farewell Concert,
Willhave the honor of giving his
LAST
GRAND CONCERT,
In this city, on
Tuesday Evening, April 18th, 1883.
Secured seats to be sold at MIR. p h. Tdylors Mu
sic Store.
Tickets may be obtained at all the principal Hotels,
Book aud Music Stores in the city.
apll-2t Major VIM 9. CORBELL, Agent.
LExANDER'S LIGHT KID GLOVES.
n Aexauderslisht color Kid Gloves just received by
G. HARTWELL Il CO.,
apl1 Opposite Swan Tavern
"HIaKEY.-i0ob bulls. Mountain Dew. landing
w and for sale by
apll DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
n AW BOOKR.-J w RANDOLPH, in addition
L. to all the Virginia Reports. has for sale low large
stock Of standard Law Books ap IL
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FIRE.-Saturday morning, about O'Clock
fire broke out in the three story brick tenement
situated on 9th street, near its southern termina-
ton. When discovered, portion of the roof was
ia flames; the fremen turned out with their ac-
customed alacrity. however, and succeeded in
extingushing the fire before the building
tanned material damage. As the tenement is
situated on the margin of the mill which
supplies the Wooden and Haxalrs Touring Mills,
water was abundant; consequently the fremen
flooded the building in few minutes after
mencing operat ions. The tenement is occupied
mainly by operatives in the Paper Mill, several of
whom sustained some, damage from the water
thrown into the upper apartments; but the whole
loss by both fle and winter will not probably
exceed 500. The property belongs to Mr.. Fl.
Nelson.
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SPLENDID MIRRORS AT AUCTl. NJ
- On MONDAY, the 18th instant, commencing at ten
o'clock will sell auction store assortment of
the largest and most splendid
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
offered for sale in this city.
The Mirrors can be examined on Friday. Saturday and
Monday until the hour of sale.
TERms-Under $780, cash; over 500, months credit
for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP. MONCURE & co,
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PAUL JULiEN's CONCERT at the African
Church Friday evening, drew together brilliant
and discriminating audience. The young MAESTRO
received with the liveliest enthusiasm, and
won. during the eveing, laurels which even Ole
Bull might envy. Those competent to form an
opinion as to the comparative merits of the two
masters, yield the palm to the youthful Julien
He plays with an accuracy, expression and pathas
altogether unapp:oachable. It is conceded that
he excelIed the great Norwegian in the execution
of the ssWitches' Dance.". His 'Casta Diva"
too, is generally regarded as faulsess, whilst
the mastery manner in which he executed that
difficult composition, the Carnival of Venice"
drew down plaudits which have been rarely
equalled for Enthusiasm in this city. We trust
he may favor us with another concert, on his
return from the South. The desire to hear him
again. is, we believe. universal.
Since the above was written, we learn that Paul
Julien has determined to give another Concert in
the African Church Tomorrow (Tuesday) even
ing.
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4 NOMM1SSIUNEK7S SALE OF .VALCA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, inthr City of Richmond.
for sale at aucon.By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of the city Richmond pronounced the 2eth
trustee &c the undersigned thereby appointed Commits
soner will sell at public auction, the highest bidder,
THURSDAY. the 18th day of April 1853, commencing
II o'clock in the afternoon the real estate therein
toned consisting n lots Nos lsa and 1873 in the plan OF
the city fronting the Northern side of Main street 2s5
feet, between warehouse S and Hill Alley. The proper
ty will be divided to ut the views of purchasers.
TERMs.-One-third cash-balance at and 12 months
for negotiable notes satisa cory endor sed and title
tanned till last note shall be paid.
on1 w GODDTN Auct
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. Honesty 10 tho Best PoIicy.o

We shrewdly guess that the wings OF Tennessee are
beginning 10 see the force Of this homey adage. They
have me, with some terrible in the late cleo
tionr which sreprcper rewards for their Ubiquitous ger
r,msads rtmg in ls5l-'52 They thought that Andrew
Johnson was legiss,ed clear out Of public life when
they assigned to him congressional district containing
a wbig majority Of more than fifteen hundred votes
How did the scheme work Let two whitening fscte
answer the question Andrew Johnson has been tri
umphantly borne by the democracy TO The suberna,ora
chair of s,ae ard bis successor in Congress, Brookns
Campbell, ESQ is whole soued and talented democrat
Verify, the stock Of palpable injustice will not PAY.
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THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1853

papers, sectional ciquer, and divers other matters " 'o'
numerous 10 mention" While in the latter State me
number OF otbcious managers OF political concerns u
legion and their name ID anything bat the true ohio-
boeth Of the public good. Their only Object IS 70 con
quer for the sake OF plumber al the State efos ana 'ey
will unite with body and anybody thai they may suu
10 repleoa their long hungry Jaws
Other States equally germane to our topic mikhs DC
named But we iorbear to-day we shan sdduee ihem'
il need be, in due time
Th nnshot of this whole matter is caution TO all dem
oerats Beware n sitting m" Hands OH. Look out
for The drn wood Steer clear of side issues. Stick 10
The good old democratic cause its party and lis nomna-
tons and sooner or later. these sVr-in OF sxraneous
and se sh schemes will be scattered the winds like
chat from the summer thIeshing. floor.
HERMES
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VIRGINIA B1usTY LAND CLAIMS We have read with
considerable iners, the able Argument OF ve-pasian FL
lis ESQ., addressed TO the Secretary OF the INTERIOR upon
the several questions which arise under The OF Con.
gress OF August 3Isi, 1884, entitled IAN making fur
Their provision for the satisfaction OF Virginia land war
rants" That &C, contains provision tor the revision
BY the department at Washington OF HE claims allowed
by Virginia This provision has, regret TO learn, led
TO great embarrassment indeed, almost to suspension
OF the act and the humiliation OF the rights OF the people
OF Virginia Arising under land bounty law The
amour, OF interest TO citizens ia about 81 25o 900
We think that Mr.. Ellis in his argument has taken the
right position, and the State rights position that the
siruclion of local laws by local tribunals is the law
SELF and IL obligatory the authorities OF the United
States This principle has been settled in almost a
thousand cases BY The Supreme Court OF the United
States and has, indeed been carried far a. TO include
the usges OF The State tribunals We think that Mr.
Ellis has clearly demonstrated the folio wing leading po-
sitons:
That in The "revisioo OF the proofs the allowances
made by Virginia ought to be regarded pria Jace right
and not 10 be set aside unhS maniGa rror or fraud
shall be discovered II
That the construction given to the bounty land laws OF
Virginia by her executive prior TO 1880 is binding the
department at Washington.
We trust ina, the Secretary OF the Interior will be
WINGED by the strong arguments Of Mr. Ellie and will give
such natural construction 10 The act Of Congress 10
satisfy The claims of our ctzenss-Rishmond Enqri,er
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UkMPROvED PROPERTY
at aDcbon-On Thus-dsy the 18th shall
front Of the 81 O'Clock 10, No. Ia snd hall n
lot No ~, No B7 Lot 10 fronts ~ ants
twelve feet the south side ~ koeit street. sstw~sr SECOND
and New each dsph a. - et
wide alley part No. ~ god
frame houses good
the coaisininG fou,
The described bsodsomey located
rapidly Improving part Of the city.
snd Hsoaths
give hssas
deed Of trust taken. THE h.
GREEN SCOTT, ~
Aug I'D AseuAeesus