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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02
Tragedy In KHnsas.-E State Men
Leaving.

ST. LOUIS, May 81 "A letter to the Republican
from Independence dated on the Goth, says eight
pro-slavery settlers on Pottawotomie creek have
been killed by party of Free State men. Report
says the deed was committed by an organized
band, who are determined to wreak vengeance
upon the opponents of their views. Other settlers
on the same creek have asked Gov. Shannon for
aid to protect themselves and their property. All
was quiet at Lawrence, Lecompton and Franklin
at the last accounts. United States troops were
stationed at each place
DR.. Root and Mr.. Mitchell of New Haven, were
murdered by the posse of the sheriff ten miles
from Lawrence.
Col. Eldridge arrived here yesterday from Law
renee, en- route for the East He intends to de-
mand damages of the Government for the de-
struction OF property at Lawrence.
Gov Reeder came down the Mississippi on a
Mo-, from whence, passing over into Illinois, he
proceeded by railroad to Chicago.
His trunks were left at Atchison, and are said
TO have contained copies of letters from parties in
the East which involve him in a conspiracy
against the Government.
The steamers Satura and Polar Star which ar
rived last night, brought down large number OF
Kansas emigrants, returning East
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Col. Eldridge, of the Free
State Hotel at Lawrence, has arrived here; also,
two other persons bearing dispatches to Washing
ton.
Gen. Pomeroy has escaped from Lawrence and
is expected here tonight.
A meeting was called at Kansas city to consider
measures relative to the propriety of sparing the
American Hotel there, said to belong to the Free
State Emigration Society.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.-1n Berkey county Bur
net Cuashwa was elected Sheriff, Jno T. Morris
Attorney for Commonwealth, and P. j. Musseter
Commissioner of the Revenue. The following is
the official vote of Louisa: Sheriff, NJ T. Gooch
655; B. L. johnson, 414; Gooch's majority, 2il.
Commonwealth Attorney, Jas L. Gordon, 1909.
Commissioner of the Revenue, North side j. Il.
Quarles, SIC; G. Atkins le3: G 3 majority 49, do.
for South side, w. Crawford, so3; L. P. Hawkins,
80; G. s majority. 8l3.
In Nelson county R. Whitehead was chosen
Commonwealth Attorney, and Alex Fortune.
Sheriff.
In Kanawha county John Slack is reelected
Sheriff; M. Dunbar, Commonwealth Attorney
and Messrs. Malcolm and Field Commissioners o.
the Revenue.
In Cabell, w. e. Moore Is elected sheriff. and
John Laidley Commonwealth Attorney. In Put.
nam, R F. Harvey is elected clerk of the Court,
VIM. Gross, Sheriff, and John Hoge, Common.
wealth's Attorney. In jackson, MIR. Green is
elected Sheriff.
In Smythe county, John T. johnson was elected
Sheriff; John G. Portion, Commonwealth Attor.
ney; James Wilson and ]. c. Wolfe, Commission.
ers of the Revenue
In Scott county, R B. Fugate was elected She
riff and John Stalliard Commonwealth Attorney.
In Lee county, John Haller elected Sheriff,
o. " Fulkerson Commonwealth Attorney.
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BALTIMORE RACES-The races over the Her.
ring Run Course closed on Friday. Tho attend
ance was large, and the day beautiful. The
horses running were tn Woofolk's ch. m. Flo
ride and Jas Tally's b. b. Sebastopol, mile heats,
purse 81, 000 The Sun says:
In the first heat the horse led off, being well
pushed by the mare, and led in by about two
lengths The second mile was run nearly in the
same manner, the horse leading in by about half
a length The horse the third mile opened a
gap of some five six lengths in the first half,
though before reaching the stretch the mare closed
with him, and after a sharp brush down to the
line the horse passed it with one length advan.
tage On the fourth mile the horse tried hard to
increase the gap, but upon reaching the half mile
he showed signs of being er-matched, was closed
upon and passed by the mare, who led him at the
stretch some three lengths, which she increased to
seven before passing the line, having apparently
been her speed during portion of the last mile
only Time-lst mile, l 81; Cd, 53a; Sd, ssh
4th, 52-total, 7 36i.
Upon the second heat they got off beautifully.
the mare taking the lead and continuing to hold
it easily during the first, second and third miles
at distances ranging from three to six lengths,
and so on till reaching the halfmile post, when
the mare was given the ren and she sped off,
causing gap Of six lengths on entering the home
stretch, which she increased to at least ten in
passing the stand, winning the race easily, amid
the most deafening shouts. Time-lst mile, 03;
ID l 81; Sd, $50; 4th, /, 522II-total, 7 43s.
The result of this excellent trial of speed aston
ished all who were unacquainted with the powers
of Floride the horse greatly the favorite up
to the close of the frat heat when it as evident
that the mare had won, without being at all forced
and without being at the top of her speed in any
portion Of 1t.
There seems to be some difference about the
time The American has it 58-8, and the Sun
has it as above.
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CHESAPEAKE HALL-We call attention to the
advertisement Of this most agreeable place of re-
sort, In the delightful village Of Hampton The
salt water delcaees upon the table, the salt water
breezes and the salt water baths are powerful At.
fractions to our inland people. DR.. Banks keeps
an excellent house. and is unremitting in his kind
and genial attentions to his guests In this
ton, we would again suggest that, the accommoda.
tion to the public would be very great if the Rich
mond boats would touch At Hampton.
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Miss Maggie E. Pitcher, of Richmond, was the
Queen Of May 1t the Washington Female Institute
In staunton on Friday last.
The "Old Tavern" at EstiIlvile, E oft county,
Va, with two other buildings, were destroyed BY
IRE on the ed ult
John z. Owens, the comedian, and Mrs. Cappel
ere playing Mt the Norfolk, Va, Varieties.
:, The buchanan Botetourt va.) American no
rees visit there Of the steamer Calypso, from
among the citizens.
The body Of Miss Carman. who was ,ost NV the
burning OF the ferry boat New Jersey al Phiiadei.
phis, In March, was recovered on Friday.
Hon. Henry Potter, U. s. District Judge for
North Carolina, IL 90 years of age He AZ 4 GO.
Temporary OF Chief Justice Marshall.
Spencer Roach, Of Tallahassee, Fla. died snd
reverend liquor
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UsIvRRsITY OF VIRGINIA AT the meeting of
the Board Of Visitors of this institution last week
the school of Ancient Languages was divided into
two professorships Of Latin and Greek. A school
ofHistory and General Literature was abllshed.
Arrangements were made which induced Prof
Harrisen to retain his position in the University.
At the annual meeting of the Board, on the cath
Of June, applications will be received to fill the
newly created Professorships of Greek and Histo.
~ and General Literature--that Of Latin being
placed under DR.. Harrison.
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PITTsBURG, May 30-Quite a heavy snow
locality.
BANGOR. Me, May 3l.-At Danville, Water.
vile and at this and other places in this State ii
is showing this morning, and the weatheris very
cold.
ALTAMoNT, Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad) May
30.-A storm of snow and hail fell here this even
ing and the weather is severity cold.
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From, Havana.

NEW YORK. May 3l-The steampshir' Empire
City, arrived from Havana today. III 10 steam
frigate Susquehanna arrived at Havana on Mon
day, and left on the same evening for Ke y West,
to join the irigates Fulton, Cayenne, ad Sara
togA The steamer Merrimac had not arrived
when the Empire City left. The Americs n squad
ron will proceed direct from Key West to Grey.
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FATAL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO EDITORS
-Messrs. Robertson, of the Chronicle newspaper
OF Bayou Sara, La, and j. r Marks, Of the Led
GER got into an encounter on the 25th, which re
suited in the death of the former. Three or four
shots were fired, from one of which Mr. Marks
received slight wound and from another OF
which Mr.. Robertson fell MORALLY wounded The
former was wounded in the left side, but not dan
gerousy hurt. The latter was shot through the
head, and died an hour afterwards.
The quarrel between them had its origin in a
personal article against Mr.. Marks, which appear.
ed in Mr.. Robertson's paper.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-A circular has just been
issued by the General Land Office stating that by
the act of March 90 1852 II nd warrants and loca-
tons not ere-emp.ive are assgnable; but 1t is the
decision of the Departmer 4, that where locations
are made by pre- emptors of their rights under the
act OF September 4, 1874 such prescriptions are
not assignabe, for the that there Ia an ex-
press inhibition in the aid &C, of le41 against the
transfer of prescriptions
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Rev. G. f. Deems OF icated at the dedica ton OF
new church at STR ckland, n. c., few days
since.
Rev. ]. w. Ellis, of the Alabama Conference,
died in California rec emily.
Alex'r Mann, for forgery, and John NJ. Pennell,
for shooting Andres Crist, were acquitted at the
last term Of the CIR senbrier, Va, Circuit Court
The wife of Rev j. NJ. McTeer, died suddenly =
few days since. ne ar Wytheville, Va.
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SUCCESSFUL FoYAGEs.-The schooner VIM p
Dolliver, Capt. M'Guire, of 80 tons, returned to
Nantucket on the 9th inst from An eight months
whaling cruise, with s75 bbls. whale oil, worth
about $4,000. The schooner Waterman, Capt.
Baily, has been absent about the same time, and
was last reported with 1000 bbls
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A SAD WARNIHG.-The Elkton Ry) Banner,
of the 25th, records the suicide of Col VIM Hoft.
man, prominent citizen Of that place He was
elected to the State Legislature three years ago,
but was defeated at the last election. The conse.
quent neglect of his private affairs brought him
into trouble and dependency.
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Knnsas Mectinu in Hostou

BOSTON, May 3l.-The meeting called for Tues.
day evening at Faneuil Hall, will adopt measures
for the aid of Kansas and it is said that 500 600
will be raised and placed at the disposal of the
Free State men in Kansas
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MIR. Su,nncr,s Conditios,

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Mr. Sumner passed 3
comfortable night last night. cons ultation OF
his ply iciaps held at 10 o'clock this morning
No person whatever is admitted to his room, as
absolute repose is indispensably neeessa ty.
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Won't ATTESD.-Judge Bronson. of N Y, de-
clines attending the Cincinnati Convention but
says the Kansas Nebraska bill is the only thing to
put down sectional agitation and cement ths
to nominate = sound and true constitutional candi.
daf
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The unktndest Cut of All.

The arrest of the editor Of the Lawrence Herald
of Freedom by negro! This most belligerent of
the champions Of Liberty handed over to justice
by an African. The Julius Cesar of the Sharps
Rifle corps, falling at the base of rompeys statue
This little circumstance may suggest 10 the Gree
ley and Raymond crew what they have to expect
In the event of civil war.
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Indixnnfi0n Meeting.

BROOKLYN, June IA very large meeting w
held here last night, and spirited speeches al
resolutions were adopted denouncing the alta
on Senator Sumner
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e. Virginia Mechanics Institute...A reg
ular monthly meeting of the Institute viii be held
ia the hsli corner of Main and 18th Streets THIS
EVENING ct II o'clock. Punctaal attendance u
very desirable on this occasion.
isllt J. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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~ Attention Is requested to the sale
THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock. p NJ, Samuel T
Puliiam Trustee, of Z valuable Brick Dwellings Oh
4th, between Main and Franklin SITS.
TAYLOR T. WILLIAMS,
10 Pit Auctioneers.
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NEW YORK, May 3l.-The steamer Fulton sail.
| ed hence Say, at noon for Havre, with 246 pas
sengers, and nearly $500, 600 in specie
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'ayment of the T.x CredI

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The payment of the
Texas creditors will not commence at the Trea.
sury Department until Monday. in consequence OF
the LIST of June falling on Sunday.
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FROM AExrco.-By an arrival At New Orleans
We havs dates from Vera Cruz TO the 2ed May
Gen. AImonts has besn appointed Minister to
England Cen. Juan Isto had accepted the an,
Rosntmsnt Of Minister Of War and the Navy
The bishop Of Puebla had been banished from the
country tor preaching sermon against the gov !.
ssnaent 4 priest. named Munoz, bad been ar.
ssssed Tor the same offence. The shock az An
thquske was felt At Vera Cruz on the i7th =
~ ionacio Aguilar, ex,minister Of State had
-. . ..s. Flour was very scarce At Vera
ssa great destitution was apprehended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

DrcrsIos In CHURCH CAsEs.-The Court of
Appeals Of Virginia, previous to adjournment
last week, decided the church cases Ithreel from
the county OF Fauquier, reversing Judge Tyler's
DEGREES therein, and giving the churches In each
ease in dispute to the Methodist Episcopal church,
South. The churches above referred to were
those ~ Salem, Reetortown, and the Cliff church
ON the Rappahannock river. These cases wsre
looked TO- with considerable Interest by those con
eerned ss involving important principles.
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nett, of the New York Herald, on Apes !, in the
Supreme Court of this city, was dee ided in favor
of the plaintiff (Fry> this morning Verdict. So GOO
the verdict previously awarded n lower court
was $4,000.
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EXTRACT FROM ORDINANCE:

'The hours for the superintendent to attend shall
be from eleven O'Clock, A. M unle IS presenes
be then required at some portion of the works. ant
he shall be present at all regular meetings OF the
mittee. The hours for the clerk to intend shall Be
from eight o'clock Ia the morning until three In the
afternoon, during the period between the first day Of
April and first day OF October, and from niue il The
morning until three IN the afternoon during the res
of the year aud shall also be- on the days for turning
OH the gas from consumers who have not paid thsr
bills from r. M. TO P. NJ, during tho former pc
nod, and from T. NJ. to p. NJ. during the rest Of
the year; and shall likewise be such other hcufs
the COMMITTEES may direct The hours for the ,nspee
tor TO attend. shall except the days in which he
engaged In distributing the quarterly bills be from
to A. M, between the first day Of April and lst dsJ
of October, and to l0A M during the rest Of ths
year and shall also be- the days for turning Of
the gas, from the time he has flashed turning
off until two hours after sunset; and shall lkewss
be until of every other day unets he be at tho
time ENGAGED elsewhere in the duties Of his office.
my Sf-Ss.
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The New Government of New Br a

ST JOHNS N. b.. May 3O.-The foil, ,wing is n
list of the members of the new Cove rnment:-
Messrs. Chandler and Hazen, Executive Council
lors, without office; Gray, Attorney General;
McPhelim, Postmaster General; Allen, Solicitor
General: Wilmot. Provincial Secretary.
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DIED,

IN Hsnrico county. on Saturday, aist. Mrs. CATH.
aged SO years.
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Copper Harbor and Fort Willkins Burnt
Down.

NEW YORK, May 3L-The Detroit Advertise
says that the village of Copper Harbor and For
wilkins, on Lake Superior, were destroyed BY
fire few days ago. The NJ ws was brought by
steamer, which had just a. rived from the Saul
Ste Marie
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.--.Bei il or.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.--"Bei IL or.
1 dained by the Council of the City of Richmonf,
That the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice in at least four Of the daily
The city, fer teen days prior 70 tina fifteenth day Of
Juns that he will attend al his office dsily, between
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r NJ. from
the 18th the 3oth OF June inclusive for the purpose
ofreceying from any person charged with city taxss
the whole onehalf OF the amounts OF taxes chare
ed. deductns from the whole amount or one-hail -
the may be, ten per crntum thereon.
.The Collector shall in like manner give notice iof
iiteen days prior to the 18th Of December that he
will attend at hts Office daily between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th TO the Sist OF Dseen
Der Inclusive, for the purpose Of recevirg from any
person who has already paid one-hsf only Of the city
taxes charged 20 him, the remaining half dedactins
from such half ten per cent. thereon
In pursuance Of the above amended ordinance,
psssed January 18th, lass win attend at the colse-
tors Office, at the City Hail. from the 18th to the Sh
Of June for the purpose Of receiving taxes a. above
directed JULIUS A. HOBSON,
Collector Of City Of Richmond.
N lit viii be understood from the above e.ss
nance. that those who do not avail thesslse: 81 .he
opportunity OF paying the FIRST half between ne isn
and seth OF June, are entitled 70 deduction eas
are required 70 pey the whole amount OF their hss
a. sooa In the month Of July ~ the Collector eau
Gallon them Persons desiring information or o. =
certantng the amount Of their taxes wilicaii ~ th
Office previous to the 18th of june
my Si---dtiJuly j. A. H.. G, ~.
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- Mr., Editor...Y0u will please be 30
hind inform the public that the charge broufht
ssainst my wife i utterly false and can prove nas
shs never raised her hand to strike me hex 10 hsr
life She has been 90 -S and faithful conf pan
ion for moro than twerf ysafs. snd ny family
bors; but it wss impossible, for we couldn't step
outside Of our door without being attacked IL was
strong, healthy man, would BE- able 70 defend my.
self and family. But Mr. Ksars took advantage OF
my afc'ion and assaulted me in very cTpei manner.
Ne threw bucket Of water tn my face, which siost
fook INV breath from ms still he was mot satished
with that he sssaiied with his fists and beat me
In 4 very cruel msnner. With these facts before the
nublic hope they will not believe any such falss
rtntements which has been published against my
family. Yeus, respectfnnIly, r uurr,ro,n
ez- AucfIon sale Of Fair Goods.--On
MONDAY EVENING. I'd June, the remanins
soods at the Ladder Fair II the benefit of Christ
Church will be sold at auction. They consist Of Q
ysry choice collection OF the following articles suisa-
Bile to the present season Embroidered Talmas; En-
broidered Suits for Boys, and Plain do Capes Col
isry for Ladies' and Gentlemen; sponsors, Aprons,
Infant Dresses: Tissues; Table Matte.
variety of miscellaneous articles for the Toilet,
ana for other purposes also, variety OF Toys also
various kinds Of Cakes and other Confectionery.
Those who love bargains will have good opportu-
nifty of beinglsratifisd. lie 2-htl
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th ult, 1t the Monumental Church. BY
the Rev. @ WOODBRIDGE Mr.. GEO ED0AhGkIs-
HAN. Of Tenn, to Mis- MARGARET JANE GLEN.
NIT, OF this city.
U-Norfolk. Va. and Tsnnss.ss papers please copy
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MARINE NEWS


PORT or RiCHMOND, MAY 3lst.s
HIGH wArEH THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Phila., mdz. and pass,
H. q. Tuttle -aFEe ~ - rs
Bark AIbcn, Dorr, Cardiff, Wales, railroad iron,
10 the river, to order. t5aEe}3
SAILED, efz
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdz., Lud-
lam 4 Watson.
Schr- VIM. Sewers, Brooks, Washington, D. C /,
stone and nails, w. d. Coiqutt l. Co.,
schr. Mary Catharine, Fredericksburg, shingles,
Webb Co. -
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KA' SA1VAY from the subscriber

q kA'SASNAY from the subscriber,
a on Sci iurday evening last. a negro woman
I'm name d FANNY, belonging to Mr. Sutton OF
~ Caro- line. and hired of VIM. Gouldn, Esq -
.x@a She il about 80 years old and had on an blue
muslin dres d she carries her head very high when
walking. Aleward of five dollsrs vii be paid for
her delye ~ the subscriber, the rner OF Cary
and l7ths neets. lje2-St' WM. DON.
nRE : 5 GOODS, DRESS lsl ,ODs.- Il
my yari ed assortment of Lawns; Bsrege de Laines
Chally 10 Lsines; all colors Of Plain, all wool De
Silk Tissues; Plain Black Bersges and Ri ack Silk
Tissues; lGge lot of Ginghams, very ehesl 4; Black
Alpae css; EIotted and Figured Swiss Muslin Plaid
Muslins; Plaza Cambrics; Briiliants; large
ment Of cs lcoes Splendid Black Siiks Fancy Silks;
Grape sh. wis., Mantiiias; Grass skira; Bonnet Rib
French we've Corsets For sale cheap at
AUGUSTUS MAlLERTS
~ Ne Al AZ
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- ENNA flGs..Eor constipation 81 eisSv
~ bnwes-an efectual remedy
my "-n w c. BArTAILE. DIusglst.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, FOR THE
IN MONTH OF JUNE.-Openins this morning,
ed Jaconet Muslins rich Printed Orgsndis Robes !;
elegant do do Musins; Jaconet Robes; Bordered ia.
comets for breakfast dresses; Founced Beregs Robes
very elegant; Founced Grenadne Robes, extra rich;
plain Bereges all coors; Emb'd Muslin Collars and
Sleeves in sets; Muslin Debage in all colors. for ira
yelling dresses The Ladies most respectfully in
vited to call and these very cheap and elegant
goods c. A. GWATKIN
je2 Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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- FOR RENT..A desirable two story
G:a Brick Dwelling, containing rooms. in COM
Bsl plete order. and well of good water on the
premises situated ut the corner of sd and franklin
Streets Possession can be had immediately. Rent
$500 per amman. Apply to
L. A. ]. CLOPTON.
Agent ard Collector. No Wall st.,
ie psf Under st. Charles HOTEL