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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

FISE-Dry Cod steady and in mo,cnre request the de-
aud fy equal the supply sses $3.50 OTIS French Fish
sry 81 81 x u bond; Western and Georges Bank guit
rn st ~ 500 s. to qUeuty NsckeIel in isI de-
with Light stocks prices iu!c firmly sales Of 5000
eco bbls large is - and SIS AZ 81 IS and Ss respectively
Picked Herring have leeg in improved request anu wlthn
few ot,s some 200 bills Halifax Esye been bought pecua
ton sad to be at S. sra ST. which appears to DO extreme
rates considering the Guncs !toulty prevalent Box Her
rig ore IN limited uand at Sc for scaled aud SOC for No
FKrlTS-Ycre,gr d.v are dull and generally few
STATE Dried Apples cold I2 Pcsches arrive freely and sell
a. III 2SG ~ ~ = basket. as 10 quality
FEATHERS very quiet last sales at 80 a5-c for prime
Weston live Geese and aga 9c for pu, Tennessee Go.
GRANITE Wheat market quite irTcgula tie demand
is good for red this is held with mncss bat white
asier and closes heavy the inquiry in part M export
bu milling the sales $500 bush red Southern
Al 81 a; 200 busi naked DO 81 g; 30 bush
rsd Kentuctv II 20; and llU00 bush Southern white Al
g s5o 81 H. closing heavy Tor The latter Rye 10 lower
and Unsettled sales OF 2oo0 bushels new, to ar;ve
a, a5c. Farley is nominal; heaT Of Gales of pInae
two.rowed FOX October delivery a. slG 81 10. Oats
dull and heavy at ioG52c for from Jersey 57G
CO Tor state and 81 eS 'o Western the Liter Corn
opened s.ady with fair inquiry bit with mode-te arrival,
piic, shade better at the close the sales coo hush
AZ Ease for WcFern Mixed Sidsic ~ unssund @Uelc
for Southorn yellow: white is nouinsl s5e9slc. White
Beans quiet the decline sales % 800 bush a. IS
southern bacAeyed Peas in limited demsEo at IS 62' T.
bag Of bush Canadian Peas heavy small ssrs 81 %
81 % T. bush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
The Trustee Of the Fin: Mortgage IT the Ner-
Albany and Salem Road and Of tee Flushing Rood

The Trustee OF the Fin. Mortgage ct The Ner-
Albany and Salem Road end Of tee Flushing Rood
has commenced to foreeloee their mortgages.
In he case OF the Metropolitan Bank Mr. Joiia
Thompson, the JSdse has ioat;he Bank shSw
canss tomorrow why the order q a:rss. shall no; be
vacated.
The uncuTrent money brokers cou..noe 20 demand
Increased rates of discount, but there is no orTsual
pressure Of this kind of money IN 'ne street New
England is taken at y cent sud State a. y cent
Some Of the brokers decline 20 buy, 0ting Of
their regular dsers Quite number ofi-terior banks
are announced az Thrown ou.," in addition to those
iced yesterday, bu. as arrangements WI. probably De
made for the redemption Of some Of them, We refrain
from naming them at present.
New York journals of the l2th Inst. received at
S. Paurs, via The Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail-
road, on the l5th the shortest time between tie two
points on record
Albert II. Ncoleys regular semi-weekly auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow, Thurs
day, ct l2I o'clock. at the Merchants Eycaange.
The steamer from Boston to-day takes on: $4,000
hspecie.
The California steamer ie nearly due with the semi
monthly remittance Of god. There will be Euro
pean steamer from tlIi: port Saturday next.
The receipts of produce at tde-water by the cans's
Of this State for the week and sea55n, were Is TO-,
lews:
Tie quantity Of sOur, wheat corn and barley, left
u tide water during the 81 w.ek in August, in the
year 1856 and 1857 is ss folOws:
Flour, Dbl. Wheat. Gu. Corn tg. Barley bu
1S56............l2250 J5It14 JdllI
BJ7............21Sb SN0%p ii2Co<
Ibc..."..1s6i9 Dec. IN "a Dec..i527a Dec.
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left a;
tide-wa,er from the commencement Of navigation 70
the 21st Of August, inclusive, during the years 1886
and 1857, is as follows:
Flour, bbl. Wheat bu. Corn bo. Barley, bu
t66.... ....5H,l55 4Jto'4.O 4lb1sol IoS,oi
pee......,l9Jl7O 2463]0 l23406S 26,i5
by reducing The whea; to -four, the quantity OF tue
lst,er left at tidewater this year, comparcd with the
corresponding period Of lest year, shows deficiency
20 far this season of COG, 1856 bbls. -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF
the principal articles of produce eh at dewster from
The Of navigation to the 22d of August,
inclusive, during the years 1885, 1856 and 1851;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

DYEWOODs-St Domingo Loswood under tho Influence OF
GOOD demand reduced stock and less liberal receipts has
advanced with s.eG Of COO Uns az $50 $40 80 e clos
iu- Of Sl9GS ~ JeCsics in supply aud prices rule
fuly the taes 8 g. cash Low priced Flsc is
a.o scarce wsrted sales Of . Porto Caoeo ej
Crba al cah IL Luna Wood the Transactions
include private Other kinds inactive
EARTHFN RE-Tho densnG siJce our last report has
improved although business is by active might
teen expected The supply ample for the present.
The trade but Giles plenty.
We do lean large parcels the and fair enand
ccnsn condition Of business, d alcr only willing puF
tier ual wants require sale by auction OF Of
packages fr account Of underwriters too place yesterday
iarse emit aud the goods brought fair prices
Tie npOIEscns thus far THE fell but slightly behind
of TIE pioi o. last yeG The total eXprts from
liycrpool this country comprise 55 packages against
$3.50 packages the spOltns period last year
CONTINUES limited uud the disposition 10 sell strOD, but - 90
so further decline OF ga Be = Dbl is submttee TO goot
State and We extIa-the Litter particularly Heavy,
and our for most kinds must be le1dcd nominai
The 1,rnaLd conlcd 20 she home tedc tie sales iJO
bhs sea g fT ooaE1n TO Good Sa.e 80 lga 20 "
for extra do sGd sc Is for superhne Indiana and Michigan;
iJQ extra do. sc 40 ~ for good extra
Ohio: ga 50 ir good 20 choice d9 do $70E so or ST.
Ic brands end 7 ~ fo Geueee. Cenadisn Flour
l. also lower: inquiry Is moderate and the supply fair;
.aos of SO lbs az Sc O5s &c SO or superne and so 10a
So 10 for extra brands Flour in f request the
supply very 1Tce md holders less inclined 20
IL. sale the 900 tbs az 81 500 sc so for mixed to
GOOD brads Baltimore. &C. and SO SO for favoTte fancy,
Sc Pye Four lower the demand is moderate; alrs ofloj
bbs at e4d5 10 for fine aud sperfre. Com mea is steady
tie supply no; eLe sales OF $50 this. 81 81 50 - 20 iH
Jersey .US4 80 tor bGAayWlle ana pnncheons az , ~
a $50.
No crfto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Family Marketing.

TIE following table gives the retail price Of the prin-
opal articles Of Farm Produce il the City OF New
ON Wednesday Aug. &c:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

MINIATURE ALMAyIc....THn DAy.
snn-Rises s. p sets.. $40 Moou--Sets. lo:3ls
wLrER...rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. lli3 Gov I,pd.. o2lm Hell Gsie.. l;ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Ness Rood Fose give the following upon the
condition o. the market:
We have bad almost every kind Of grade Of stock during the
pas: week. snd the market has been oversockeI will Lambs
Tor the t time this season. Good to TAI. qualities Of Sheep
have been limited aud sold al fair prices.
SNIAEThe pnce 1t live hogs continues extremely high
We understand &c. offered droye 70 arrive week hence
OILY in 't fair killing order There is chance for low
price until after pork If the new corn crop
pom such sA.es a. have noticed re quote the
PRICES OF HOES WEEK.
v-ei,ht dad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

BENP-Te market for al kinds is extremely quiet aoaes
lie n m rod s. ppy anil the d. mand limited the da
ehue: TIE . Of dressed were uade al 81 lo1 - ~.
and Of ndIcssed i62 - 2 tun. mos Foreign ia $50
very quiet BIT prices without mseTti change sales OF S
tE0 AsGs LAYS bsss sgss'.s 81 j., i..:, .. .;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

posroo -, y A. dip Starlight, Mathews, NEVILLE
sY,oh Avg 20 tEnE DosDe. and Agrs.' aI,rei
also Kin ssyspSore NewoEl,sns, apd h'IA " pe"'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
REPORT

For tie ieeck ending WEDNESDAY, 1u9aH -. 1851
FATAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FOR 1hE WEEK
ACCORDING the reports from the several InsiketPsces IN
a. ,la have be-n lived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Passengers Arrived
IN ship HesOrian from Ca'ega-Edware Lesvitt and isdys
c. ", Carroll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

A
sEFDS-Clover Seed c,utiu-es god jcand fer export
=. fi p,ces s-.e, - bbs aud bas az liZllc ael
=, n me f5- Ls remaining. Tinotly ia
-. A9 IS tssh Tor Moved ~ 81 . to: ks- PED
CGlcats L,d las been active IN Bos:oa sse. there
at "a TfC h.rs 4, ! ~ ~ e y bui casa
SPICES .cnsr-y dri iet1 mats Cash AsN- coli s.
az aau 8 ~ huiusss q Toe.
SALg-Ite market lowe, ard pTlce acra sales Of
O ~ C-nsrd shst TSc Go ,ak. "Je5rys Oar
c-y a, IJG 81 10 AMI IL 0cs bash 4. IL private
SKISS-Tae rnske bot g.. Goat an Dc-r hrs been gu;
aru ,s the pss week iud a. Aser hlve Ge,Get 21jc
A. No. Vii out esi. t. luness, tA's iclle y a. Tb table %
m rcesed sup3v Of o-esa avd % s'e bGd failures " ih
t-snsaol. week comprise LOO Acxcel and 80 Peru
yn Cot on rriy.te terms $50 - Hon1nras Der
$40 81 ksracsibo DO a. f'c. net. Cesh.
SHOT ar s.rsdv ard il moderate a. g.. To- Dssp
sn6 @. 'or Buck. icss 2 cent cssh.
ss-s Il 30 tuns Plates a. > a. - mos
STFARIN a=sin I'D lt9 qrlri s'st-, Az Quotations
az ha, 1iua. The last sale Of S-aie a. II
SPFE1ACETi-A better delsai las prevailed for tiis
Gle at fhe T,,. .n nos .UldcTs ~ :. % sse.
leo f. r,ine az New BEDFORD ~ come he. o. Fr1 ate
teuiS The La: ssis bereWss .; e. cssA
TEASSou.e lit;le inquiry has preVet TO-DAY II Green's
TO ItpieaitA vacancies in the ssofeh ' he sa7i Pf'r'
ue fully sustained. Blacis are euiI , -
TOBACCO-Ihereis 10. much doing IN Les' Re tucEy is
fI for prime sce lions Old snd new Fotsn Leaf IL rler'
sl'v Grm. Manufactured s QUITS pT'ee' ifle .eady.
Tk-E'cck Tin has IN moderate request durin1 ne
pr-cs on The SPOT would bring Sc cash read sud retail
Gales soLr COMMAND 90; sales OF go SASS baaca 10
sIive have made 1t shc cash D 90 STRAITS al .
and do ps1 second hsnds FL &c, mos Pi-tes
nave sold 10 moderate extent only ana rue sAes
q 200 boxes l. e. Coke a. 80 81 az ~ now heid O. 10
0 do Coke Tepe AZ lS 100 do do al - - and 300
GO DO. Charcoal TrTns to 'rriv- a. Hlood'" o. moe
y.S-v YsV,.s " Ls ,fVr WvPis piIps e!'ss%Iij az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

OIL GAZETTE inquiry il fair but the offerings are light (;
sales Of go tuns 9jqGc FOX Thin Ob9ns Mes'eTn aoG
439 TEA 81 for do TO- City in bags sld b1+ lac. hoInd
ia sslable az +S2 500 $Sj per tan, casa.
PROViSIONSTbe demand for Pork Is fair; the mst-i 81
below our auo.aon but ut the close il again ine and
The demand good sales Of 7 bbs 8. p IS FOX Mes -i -
os.i IS for thin Mess; SO ia 70 for Pdne Mess ana
as aG sc7 for clear. Beef m held with luch hrnaess tie
demand light but the .tcck very small sales Of 200 5b
rs repacked Western Ness and ! 10 sd Tor
extra TO- Prime Ms is quiet S0dJlc. Beef Hens are in
limited suppy. and firm at IS goa 2i Bacon u selling
slowly - lie Cat 5eas limited supply sIsl sales
Shoulders az c. AMI Hams st jc Lard ned steediy aud
in moderate upp.y salc Of 100 bbs ~ e l6 tier
in GOOD demand sd is no plenty st lQeJ for OAo and la
o. Tor State. Cheese j. siste cal oc Egg sTe nominal
IL lSUl1c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

IBc.....l36i9 Dec. Ia 24 Dec. ..i5l 79o Dec.
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left a
tide-wa.er from the commencement Of navigation Ia
the 2lst of August inclusive, during the years 1856
and 1857 is a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Markets. C.EryrL11 RrroEl I'd ,os THs rslsr.I.

cTSt,NL.y,, cs7a- ,.as b:e-s,. sz9!9 z Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

A PEEP At THE CONEr.-By the assistance
Of e. w. Tuttle, Esq, late assistant at the As
Economical Observatory Of Harvard University,
now resident in this city we were able TO see
this comet on Friday last with Mr. Greenough's
achrOmatic telescope, notwithstanding the bril-
iancy Of the full moon and the strong twilight
prevailing at that time. 1t was more satisfac-
torily seen on Saturday night with the same
instrument. At that time il was on the confines
of the circumpOlar constellation Csmeleopard
near Ursa Major. 1t exhibited a round, nebu-
lous mass OF light slightly concentrated Of about
two minutes of arc in diameter. Its excessive
faintness on both occasions was owing to the
united effects Of the full moon and strong twi-
light. There being no known star within the
reach Of the annular micrometer, its position
could only approximately be determined.
The elements Of this comet resemble those of
the comets Of 1882 and 1861, and if they are
identical, then this comet has continued to re-
vOlve around the sun once in every ten years
since, unseen by human eye till the 25th of
February, 1916, when it was discovered by
BrOrsen. The dimensions OF its orbit are now
we'll ascertained Its apheliOn is beyond the
orbit of Jupiter by more than thirty six millions
of miles. At its periheliOn it was just within
the orbit of Venus. The comets geocentric
motion, at this time is mostly in right ascension,
being upward Of fifteen minutes of time daily
from west to east On the 23d instant it will
be near the bright star Beta Ursa MajOris. 1t
was nearest the earth on the Sth instant, being
then about twenty millions of miles distant. 1t
is now receding from Us, and will not be visible
to the naked eye during its present apparitiOn.
This is the comet the Europeans announced
would strike the earth in June. But in Amer
lea il has been cOnfOunded with the great comet
Of 1866, which has not yet appeared -New-
6nyypOrf Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

SUFFRAGE ~ NORTH CAROLINA-Go T
Bsagg Of North Carolina, notifies all persons en-
titled to vote for members Of the House Of Com
mons that polls will be opened on the first Thurs
day In August next TO take the sense OF the voters
as 10 the ratification Of an amendment to the con-
stitution of the State making the suffrage therein
free.
III As the cars on the Niagara Falls Railroad
Were leaving Holley, on Friday afternoon, seven
lrishmen stepped on board in gang, and on be-
ing applied to for fare refused to pay. The train
was stopped and they were put on They com
menced stoning the cars, breaking windows, and
endangering life. The conductor then called Tor
help, to thrash the rascals, and in twinking the
employees Of the train and some OF the passengers
pitch he'd In and gave the Greek gentlemen such a
pummelling as will make them sore for weeks
10 come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

TIE Man WHO WAS AFRAID OF AN 0PPICH-
L" A thing Of shreds and patches" about as
much like a man as a camel is like a whale was
hauled out from undsr n pile Of lumber, near a
new building In Eighth street, Philadelphia
and conveyed to the station house under the
imputatiOn Of vagrancy When, at the proper
time. he came forward 10 defend his reputation
against the charge Of lOaferism, the following
conversation took place between him and the
- Mayors deputy -
Deputy" Come, sir, give US your namen
Prisoner" John COvinytOn Smith"
Deputy" How came you to be skulking un
der the lumber pile last night2''
Prisoner I'm ObIeeged to hide myself, day
and night"
Deputy" Hide yourself, Pray, wha. for?''
Prisoner I'm Altered of being made an
Alderman, or one Of the detectives
Deputy-"Who wishes 10 make you anything
Il the kind1''
Prisoner" Why, you see, old gentleman,
I've been kicked out OF the alms-hOuse twice,
and been tuck up for small prigging three or
four times, 50 my 'quaintances talks about run
ming me for some sort of Office. But don't care
about carving the public in that capacity and
% tries to keep out Of the scope Of public OBJ
servarion."
Deputy" By hiding yourself under lumber
piles7'
Prisoner" Exactly 50. / stows myself away
anywheres 10 avoid sich testimonials Of public
gratitude. If I've done any thing for the good
or glory of my country, don't az no reward
1 don want TO be made an Alderman, Police
man, City Councilman, or anything of the
Kind. If / am a ragamuffin, haint sunk my
self that low. either When my old father died,
he guy me this good advice Jack says he,
remember that you are one Of the Smiths you
sprang from an illustrious family; don't dis
grace your ancestors. A little boxing or prig-
ging. or lOafering, won't hurt your reputation
much; but don't you, my boy, don't you accept
OF any Office under the city government Of Phil
aielphy
The Deputy Mayor, with faint smile, order
ed Mr. John CovingtOn Smith to be set at lib
erty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March IL, 1857.
Notlce Is hereby given to holders of stock of the
loans Of the United States that this department will
purchase the same until the lst day of June next
unless the sum of 81 900 shall be previously OBJ
famed and viii pay, in addition to the interest ao
crued from the date of the last semi annual dividend
oil interest thereon, together with one DAYS addi-
tlonal interest for the money to reach the yender,
the following rates of premium on said stocks:
For the stock of l842, premium of 10 per cent
For the stock of ls47 and ls4S premium of I6 per
cent; and Tor the stock of 1850, commonly called
Te1as Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per cent.
Certlhcates of stock transmitted to the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks SO assigned and transmit
TED VIII be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers al Boston, New York, or Philadelphia at the
option OF the parties entitled to receive the money
winch should be expressed in the letters accompa-
nJing the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar lS-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasurx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

AMERICAN HORSES SOLD TO NAPOLEOS.-0n
this head allow me 10 contradict report that
had sold horses to the Emperor, published in
some of your papers / found il hard enough
last summer 10 get any good ones for myself.
HIS majesty has had about eight American
horses at different times. though / am not sure
~ he has more than six now believe they
were AL purchased for him by the dealers. Ben
edlct Il MOyse. who have made two VOYAGES TO
America within the last three years for that
purpose. As pair of them have some 1900
lbs weight 10 draw, they are obliged % be rather
large; in fact. what would be called carriage
horse siEe in America. The Emperor has onIy
three different cOlOrs in his stable-bay. brown
and ehesnut. lie generally drives at a slap
ping pace, considering the road. Benedict saved
himself by selling these horses to the Emperor
otherwise his importation would not have
proved profitable one. There was a time
when American horses might have been shipped
% France with profit, but that time has gone
by some four or five years. When good car
naXs team could be had for from 5000 TO $500
IN New York, (say as late as 1851 y they were
"Orth Jast double in Paris-but now it is harder
=. :. get good carriage horses in America than in
ESurope-.Hr. AStOr BriSted'S Letter to the
SP'TH Of hs Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSemor partner IN the late firm Of
kNAnH d, r A. 70

u
Continues the manu- tactuTe and sale Of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -
Of William knabe x Co., at the old stand, NH
posIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales Room at
No S7 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets; on the premises partly occupied BY Mr.
Henry McCanery as a music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, MeodeOns, from the best makers, from 10 g.
octave, some with double kew boards douhe reels
and stops to suit small churches.
Being extensively enAag ed IN the manufacture I
Pianos, we will sell whOlesa and RETAIL on the mos 8
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tgOd medal at the Fairs Of the Mary land Institute
two Successive years-October, l855, and l65Sin op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tImore. We were also awarded the first premium az
the Industrial Exhibition held In Richmond, Nir-
gina, lS55 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sllver medalD at the Metro
polltan Mechanics Fair FOR 1857.
ln addition TO tins we are In possession OF testimo
amateurs IN the country, which can be at our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and others of
the high appreciation IN which our instruments
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for Eve years, and
privilege of exchange granted within the first six
months from the day OF sale n the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il TO their advantage
to give 4 call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired. and tuned.
mar l6-ly ..wM. KNABE a. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-27

A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST
IA MENT IN SUBURBAN VILLAS, DAIRY FARMS
ANDMARkET GARDENs.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, June 10th, at O'Clock, | shall SELL on
the premises, the track of land known ''Anacos-
Ia, adjoining the farms of Col William Hickey and
w. w. COrcoran, Esq, distant about two miles from
Washington and about quarter of mile from the
Baltimore and Washington turnpike.
This tract has been divided into five lots, varying
from II to 50 acres each. to suit persons deSrous of
securing sites for supurban villas dairy and market
garden farms.
On Lot No. 3 there is dwelling house and the
usual outsqlldIngs for farm purposes. A part of
them have been recently erected.
The soil is ad mlraby adapted for gardening and
dairy farms, and eligible and very desirable building
sites are to he found on the property.
The proximity of these lots To town, the excellent
quality of the soil, the abundance of good and un-
failing springs of water, and the advantages Ia
health and beauty of location, combine to maxi
this properly of the most attractive OppOrtuni
ties for safe and profitable Investment winch has
been presented for a long period TO this community.
PIais of the division Of the ground be seen at
store, and, If desired, the whole will be diSpos
of at private sale. If application is made to the sub
scrber three days before the day of sale.
Terms One-third cash; the residue on a credit of
% and years for notes bearing interest secured by
deed on the property.
may 22-eod c. w. BOTELER, Auct.