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statistics after the Frazer fever has turned to the
d athly chill of the disappointed. We predict
that the emigration to Stockton will be proper
tionately great
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

ADvERTlsEMENTs.-Th California Steam Nav
ieatlon Co. advertise that the Sam. Soule will
leave Red Bluffs hereafter on Tuesday
The Northern Telegraph Co. call for the fourth
installment on the stock Of the company, which
is now due. The line is completed several miles
beyond Callahan's, and will soon be finished to
Yreka. Strong q Hubbard are authorized to
make collections.
We call attention to Billy Atkeson's express
advertisement He runs a semi-weekly express
to Canon City, via Trinity river.
Mr. Irving has purchased Lnton's express, and
runs semi-weekly between Weaver, Trinity river
and Canon City. We are indebted 10 both the
above expresses for iayors done w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

RIVER SuBscRIBERs.-We hear much complaint
from our river subscribers, because they do not
receive their papers until they are nearly week
old. MIR. Sanborn has discontinued bis express
because it did not pay, and the mail which for
merly left here on Saturday leaves now on
Thursday. The river people should have the mail
changed to the old day. We have no doubt but
a petition requesting such a change would be
needed by the mail agent at San Francisco.
Whenever we have opportunity to forward sub
scribers' papers ahead of the mail we shall do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

MINING on THE RIvER.--It is not probable
that there is another stream in California where
bar mining pays generally better than on Trini-
ty river. The bars are wide, and are productive
all the way back to the bluffs. A paying claim
SECURES several years work, and is in many in
stances equivalent to permanent real estate
Several parties arc making an ounce day, and
upwards, to the band, and will continue to do so,
With but slight interruption for two or three
years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

How THEY LIyE.-Mr. Ledell, who has been
on Frazer river since March, tells the Sacramen-
to Mercury that be was informed by the Indians
on the upper river that for lack of other food
they were sometimes obliged to eat their child
rem during the winter months
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

Road OvERSEERs. We Rave heard complaint
this county, that they frequently frd persons in
possession of receipts which Go not bear the date
OF the year for which they are given, while on
others the name Of the oyerseer having been
signed with a pencil, has been erased. If we
his name with ink. By so doing much trouble
may be avoided in difTcront districts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

SALMON EXPREss.--C. Lee, Esq, Of the Salmon
Express has purchased the route and business OF
Joe Rittuer, and leaves regularly on the arrival
Of the Atlantic steamer. The trail from North
Fork to Salmon is being pushed forward rapidly
by Mr. McMurry, contractor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

LAST SIGNAL OF THE SNow.-For two weeks,
or more, small snow heap near the top of Bald
mountain has been shrinking under the intensity
ing sunbeams which smote 6ercely on its white,
cold bosom. We watched it lessening, day by
day, expecting that each MONDAY would bring
annihilaton ; but it bravely deGed the food Of
fire until last Saturday about 10 o'clock and then
1t went out-diaappcared, like bright intelli-
gencc that had fingered on the heights after all
contemporary landmarks had been obltcratcd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE New STEAMsHIPs.-So many have been
the disappoinments and breaches of faith in re-
gard to opposition ships, that people will rely
with caution on any similar enterprise. We hope,
however, that this last may be successful any
sort of opposition, for any length Of time, would
be beneficial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

LAST SUNDAY we received a copy Of the North-
eTn Light, printed at Whatcom it was sent 10y
Wm. Haseltine, thu ough the Alta Express. 1t is
lively little paper, but we fear our old acquan-
tancc, Bausman, will go up the Aume' in his en-
tefprse, as Wlatcom is reported to be going IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
Teeth ! Teeth ! Teeth

Dr. J. S. MORSE will be in Weaver within
the next ten days, prepared TO perform opera
tlons in Dentistry. Particular attention given to
plate work. Charges moderate
Weaver, July 10, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

TRoUT.-Frank Young will accept our thanks
for fine mess of trout. He in company with
Jno. Martin, p. Mcclure and W. J. Tinnin took
between 400 and 500 from Suarts Fork and
Swift Creek, or Thursday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

Es-Old Mrs. Bccswax says that Richard Liew
was mistaken when he said there's no such word
as fail , for when Mr.. BceswaX came home intox-
icatcd he failed to find the door latch, and next
morning was found on the door step stun dead,
poor man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs-meet on Monday
August End
DISTRICT COuRT-meets on Monday, Angus;
9th-calendar next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

D. F. HAMILTON was killed at Santa Cruz by
a tree which he had cut down he sat down tC
see the tree fall, but miscaleulated the distance
and was crushed by lhe top.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

TEE Humboldt Times advises lorcible collcc
tion of Indians TO the Rescrv ations, and that
'squaw men be compelled to send off their con
cubncs or 90 themselves; remarking that it is
folly to expect safety on mountain trails while
Indians arc running at large.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE Siskyou Chronicle mentions two country
papers that had resolved TO have muss with
England, but another stepped in and opposing
the onset restored equilibrium, SO that there will
be no war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

RED BLUFFs.-Tbe Beacon thinks that Judge
Fields opinion on the Sunday Law will immor-
talze his name. white man and his Squaw
wife were killed lately, near Tebama 1t is be-
leyed that the Indians have killed no whites but
those who have associated with them. Col. Hen
ly has not removed the Indians to the Reserva-
tion, as requested. o. Il. johnson is Independent
candidate for Sheriff The Democratic County
Convention met on Tuesday, and nominated the
following County officers Sheriff, D. Dunn /;
Dist. Attorney, A C. Morse County Clerk, S.
NJ. Bishop Treasurer, j. G. Doll Col. E. A.
Stevenson, Hon. f. j. Lewis, Chas. Cochran and
L. II. Sanborn, were chosen delegates to State
Convention, pledged to support Administration
measures. Resolutions endorsing the President,
and denouDcing the course of Senator Brodcrck
were adopted. The District School has closed
The Beacon is informed that Stiles and bis party
were not killed, as reported
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

1~A correspondent Of the Yreka Union says
that the Scott Valley crops will he excellent this
year There are many extensive and very valu-
able farms in that Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
WEAVER, TRINITY RIVER
AND CANON CITY EXPRESS.

VIM. T.. ATK ESON
Rms a regular Semi Weekly Express between
WEAVER, Mouth Weaver Creek, Kanaka Bar
Readings Bar, Turner's Bar, Steiner'S Flat, Ev-
ans Bar, Arkansas Dam, Sturdevant's Ranch,
Mouth Canon Creek, Pennsy lvania Bar, Red Flat,
and CANON CITY.
s~Collections made, and general Express
business done.
Leave your orders at Fagg's City Drug Store.
July 20, 1853. ~
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GONE TO FRAZER RIVER !

- X. TURNER of the firm Of Turner & Tru-
~. FAINT has GONE Trufant goes in ten days
settlement must be made previous or accounts
Will be placed in hands of PtZer x Burch, for
collection.
ALL OUR MECHANICS LIENS
Will be forclosed forthwith, unless settled sat
isfactOrily. D. II. TRUFANT.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

OREGoN.-Legisature met on the 5tb. Gen.
Lane and Deazon Smith have been elected TO
the L. S. Senate Troops are collecting at the
Dalles to fight Indians. The chiefs say they have
no desire to fight volunteers or miners ; that SOL
diors have better ovcrcoats and blankets, and
more guns, powder and much-a muck than mi
ners. The Columbia brought 40 ounces OF dust,
said 10 have come from the Sushwap river A
correspondent of the Standard says that gold has
been found in Wenatsh Valley. An unsuccess-
ful attempt had been made to get a steamer over
the Cascade Falls.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THERE is nugget Of pure gold in London,
brought from Australia, 1913 ounces, and valued
at $4,000 The lump Or slab, is two feet four
inches long, ten inches wido, and twelve inches
thick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

The old ship Commodore, 80 nearly wrecked
up-coast, used to be called Brother Jonathan.
The name was changed to convey idea of new
ship and greater safety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

LEcOMPToN IN PLACER Co.--The Press says:
With no improper aud unusual influence brought
to bear upon the people by those who hold and
expect ofice, we believe the Leconpton party
could not carry precinct in this county. We
are sure of the truth of this position. In declar-
ing it we only express "a strong faith in the purity
OF the people and their admiration of principle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

A WOMAN liz years old died recently, in Mich
igan. She had lived in that region more than a
century, and, after having made her will, out
lived all her legatees
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

HOPEFUL SoN.--John, son of the famous Ell
der Knapp, is arrested in Chicago for rape
Train up child, &c
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

HrMB0DDT MAIL.-We are desired to request
Of the State to send their mail matter intended
for Humboldt Bay, by way of fWcavervile-snce
a weekly mail from here is established
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

AN Indian outbreak is feared about Los Ancel.
es the Chief has called in all his people, and
ordered grand council of all the big Injins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

OUR interior exchanges, especially from the
upper mountains, have not been received with
much regularity of late. They are permitted to
accumulate somewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
BAVARIA BREWERY
WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below II @ = sig = Garden !
w. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
i in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing ard offer for sale superior quail
itv of LAGER EER, warranted equal
to any in the world A share of the public pat
ronage is requested. This Lager Beer is put up
with great care, in quantities to suit, kept con
ttanty on hand, and will be delivered in any part
OF the county. w. KOLB co.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE San Francisco butchers have resolved not
to work fol less than 81 day, or $3.50 month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

ENEMIES of the Administration say that Gwin
made-believe to obtain mail route by way of
Salt Lake to Placervillc, and failed Broderick
succeeded in getting the measure through, but
the President refused to approve the bill be-
cause of his hostility to Droderick.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

HuMBoLDr--Thcy are having trouble with the
Indians on Redwood and upper Mad river. A
party that had been pursuing the murderers of
Ross came up with them and had fight, in which
several Indians and one white man were killed
The Times advises caution in travelling the trails
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

DR.. LIVINGSTONE relates Of tribe in Africa
who have no teeth. Once the chief of the tribe
had quarrel with his wife, and becoming exas-
peratcd, gave her plug in the mouth, knock
ing out her front teeth The woman hid herself
in abasement, and ever afterwards was obcdient.
The rest of the men observing the peaceful results
tried the same experiment with their own wives.
Bot the women rebelled after while, and being
more numerous than the men, threatened immedi-
ate cxtirpation so a compromise was made that
both men and women should have theiG front teeth
extracted, and that all their children should suffer
the same inhction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

NEWSPAPERS AND PERODICAIs.--Fro Blake
& Co we have this week received a supply of
Atlantic papers and periodicals. and daily files
of Sacramento and Bay papers.
To the Alta Express we are indebted for sever
al packages of San Francisco and Marysvillc pa
pers since our last.
JERRY SULLIVAN, the San Francisco news deal
cr, did not forget US. a large package OF East
ern newspapers were received from him the
days after the steamer arrived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

SNORING is the spontaneous escape of those
malignant feelings which one has not time to vent
while awake
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

SARAH PELLET is lvcturing on Mormonism in
Boston.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
N EW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELLKNOWN HOTEL HAS BEW
/ entirely re- fitted, and supplied with new Fur.
niture. Bedding, &c. 1t now contains numJe
of single and double rooms, and suits of room,
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES Sc RITES
The apartments are we'll lighted and ventlls
ted, and in point of comfort are second to no Hc
tel in Northern California. Male and female sg
wants are in attendance at all times to make vi,
itors comfortable. In addition to the many otb
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. a good
b A X E r Y
is also connected with it, where may be alvay
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes
Pies, &C. The propretors acknowledge Their
thankfulness for the patronage heretofore reCeiv
ed, and respectfully solicit a continuance of hs
same. MORRIS 4 BRADY
Weaver, Dec. 5, 1857. 45td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

scsJ-A Peoples Ticket is talked of in Nevada
county. James Churchman, distinguished law
yer, announced himself candidate for District
Judpe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

The Marshal of Yreka drives the Indians out
of town every night-to prevent drunkenness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

PoLTIcAI~-The Miners County Convention i,
held to-day, (Friday.) We go to press to early
TO obtain report of their proceedings. The
following delegates were chosen on Thursday
night to represent Wcavcrvillc precinct in thc
Convention
Sydney HU-Wm. A. Lloyd, Martin Keefe
WearrvWe-M. T. Crawford, Isaac Cox
East Wearg-Joseph Hutchinson
Vest Wearer-H. A. Marshall
Democrat Gulch-Nmrod Hoffman
The Democratic County Convention meets on
Monday next They recommend that the primary
meetings in the various precincts be held to. day.
The Central Committees Of Siskyou, Shasta and
Trinity, meet at Trinity Centre on Thursday, the
goth inst.
We publish to day the call of the American
Central Committee, for Convention to be held
in this place on Wednesday, July 2slh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

REV. DR.. PECK, of the Methodist Church, ar
rived from New York on the last steamer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

PIETY CooLNG.-Members of n Sacramento
Methodist Church held an Ice Cream Festival
q few nights ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

A PHILOSOPHER says that the most glorious
work Of nature is woman, next is man. and
next Berkshire pig.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

1ss~A fellow in Yreka was fined $3.50, or three
months Jail confinement for selling whiskey to
Indians. Good for him !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE Hudson's Bay Company were ncorpora-
ted in 1870
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

IT is ESTIMATED that three thousand babies 90
cisco, and that fifteen hundred nurses attend them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

IT is REPORTED that Fillibuster Walker is pre-
pairing for another expedition Humbug
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

A YOUNG WOMAN of Albany took little arsenic
10 improve her complexion it made her very
whtc-and cold
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24


poor man.
A WOMAN ! II years old died recently, in Mich
gan. She had lived in that region more than a
century, and, after having made her will, out
lived all her legatees
OUR interior exchanges, especially from the
upper mountains, have not been received with
much regularity of late. They are permitted to
accumulate somewhere.
JffJ-A Peoples Ticket is talked of in Nevada
county. James Churchman, distinguished law
yer, announced himself candidate for District
Judge.
THE Marshal of Yreka drives the Indians out
of town every night-to prevent drunkenness
and theft.
PIETY COOLNG.-Members of n Sacramento
Methodist Church held an Ice Cream Festival
a few nights ago.
5ss~A fellow in Yreka was fined $780, or three
months Jail confinement for selling whiskey to
Indians. Good for him !
1T is ESTIMATED that three thousand babies go
out to take the air in the evening, at San Fran
cisco, and that fifteen hundred nurses attend them
A YOUNG WOMAN of Albany took little arsenic
10 improve her complexion it made her very
whitc-and cold.
A PHILOSOPHER says that the most glorious
work Of nature is woman, next is man, and
next Berkshire pig.
REV. DR.. PECK, of the Methodist Church, ar
rived from New York on the last steamer.
The Hudson's Bay Company were ncorpora-
ted in 1870.
1T IS REPORTED that Filibuster Walker is pre-
pairing for another expedition Humbug!
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Pine Lands

M + q URI. I.
l\TD oAer for entry, or location at one dollar and
w twenty-five cents per acre, . tract Of valuable
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Country

mol. A Farm OF l2O acres near Round Grove, so
acr = broke and unde. cultivation, . small house, run
ming water.
No2 The north west quarter Of Sec s, Twp ~,
r !, east, upcn which there is 70 acres broke.
MOB. The southwest quarter Of SIC 5, twp 70, r ],
east. with . good stone guarre upon H..
No 1, Two hundred and forty acres, In section II,
twp SO, 4, west. Cedar County, running water.
Only s. per acre
No B: The south east quarter OF sec II, twp IS,
Range |, west. Price $i5 per acre.
Not. Eighty acres, part In wheat, near Round
Grove. Price SIS per acre. Fay terms
MOI. A splendid Aim Of ESQ acres, sec II, twp So.
~, east. A large rock house, wo,d and water, viii
lie sold in whole VI in part, 100 acres In wheat. II
taken soon the crop will b, gwen in, or any person
can ~purchase the crop on the ground. A gscd spsc.
ulation. jeIS-dtf
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Any lady or sentlsoan wishing to mOnunsnt the
l Travo Of their deceased relative win nnd q 70 thslT
Interest to oal % Hr 4. Mech agent = OhloaOs
l 0eaaA 1asbto Wesbe, q III. 1atinsr's etoFay esgnss
. t1aa 40 etAae loeeGs1 ~ voges o01 - uGol
b4aDnlnD t1SoA = no69D ~ osa10Go10 ~
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GRAND TRUNK Z

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
Of CANADA.
bA N ROMANTIC R0UTKn
FROM 1Hs WEST TO
boston. New York nad tho Eastern Seseea.
Via the Michigan Central, Great WSssern. Osdr.s-
bnrgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Trsnk RniIread Of CanaAa.
Passengers BY this route have IN opportunity a.
vieitihg come Of the %grsnGest aud most vo~iersui
scenery IN the world. including Toronto, Msosru
FuHs, Suspension Byid0e, the 7houses1 Xsksmds-
RdIids or the 81 Laurence, Cuebnr. N0efra.f
Whte Nountdins, the Tubular R,id0e. Iseuriv /.
mates ~ length, Lake Chdmpiain. FaHs Of kome-
morend,, Hudson Rirer, ac., etc.
On and after May l 1858, baggage will be cherksd
through from Chicago.
TO EMIGRANTS.
Paeasfs may b. secured at the onice ofthe coopa-
ny In Chic ,go By sailing vessels from London Iivrr-
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull. Ab-rs~sn.
and Mpntrt Sc An agent Of the GRAED TRENK
experimenting the removal VI emf
grants ana baggage at Quebec free u charge
Fare from $50 to $50 10 Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth mi ship
LEvIATHAN,
, -22,5OJ TONS, AND 200 FEET IoNo
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips I Portland his year. Tourists return tIrh~es
ilom Chic.g" to the chieftowns In Europe viii short
y De issued. Tickets from Chicago for I'll t.ints
EAST, also for the LevlathAn, ~ for the n. q. 4. I.
Cos ships can te obtained at the Office OF thu GranA
Trunk Railroad, No. 81 Dearborn street; Chicaxo.
ENHANCE ON kUROps.-aight Drafts on Loodon
al nva doilarsp'r pound steri ng. may Be procured
At the ofios Of he Grand Trunk Ratlrcod, In OAl-
cago.
J wARnACK.
Agent Of Or. Trunk R X Go. Of Canada.
Apr19dtf-CHs
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Removal.

I'VE have removed our stock Of Clothing. Cloths.
w GassimeEes, Furnishing Goods, &C., - our new
and spacious store in
METlI OrOLITAN BLOCK
And are now prepared To show them to our old friends
and customers, and rs many new ones rs choose 10 ia
vor US. We leave this week for New Fork and Bos.
ton, where We will purchase and bring 20 this city
the iehts' and most fashionable stock for tine Spring
and Summer Trade, ever offered IN this market, al
wholesale and Ntsil. Prompted by our tucoess the
past year, We feel arrnred that y First Glass Clothing
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed, and We
take II upon ourselves ~ open such an one, trusting
TO our NAM friends for Its support. We DO business
strictly on the one price principle, and warrant every
article. yeb25-dtfl Il. II. PARKS 4 90.
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REAL ESTATE.

Slaynaker, Cane I Crawford,
Reel Ese9le .l1sssss,
No7 West Second 0t,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
| AvlH . complete and accurate A. stssct Of
- titles 70 al lands In Scott County, We eujoy su.
nfior advantages for the examination Of Titles and
ene Juoscious investment Of muney; ant inc, eased
IschiSies br the tYansactivn Of al our tu .iness -
Lness abstracts haxe BEEN carefully complies from
tee their correctness.
Prompt Intention given 10 the locatioa Of Land
warrants Collsction Q. Money, Payment Of faxes,
sc. &c.
II. ". SLAHMAKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC n COMMISSIONER o. DEEDS
Foa MINNESOTA.
JOHN NJ. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
Estate FOR sale to which they respecsfuIly iny,,e
tne attention Of purchasers:
City Property.
mol. A Hou.e on the corner Of Sixth and 8 oft
sIeets, iot oo1l1O, upon with |. erected a frame
n~use, aoo DICK etAoir, tbs Viii De sold low.
MOI A lot 0. S0xl50 . adjoining no I en- the east,
q beautiful spot q led with fruit trees, grapes, &C.
DeAut fui location for . resideice CITY orders will
De TAKEN for this whole OF the lot.
NO 8. A house and lot On 9th sire ct betw cen war
ren and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms Of payment
very Easy.
Mob. A honse with the lease Of one or Two lots on
Brady street betv cen 14th and 18th streets. This ID
. cheap home In = very eligible situation.
Not. A OF Of 96xl5O on The corner of Main and
sixth streets, one Of the most eligible situations for a
private residence unAer the hun.
NO !. Three lots in 6isyMaker's subdivision on
lArham west OF Locust street. Lumber or brick will
Oe TAKEN In pa5t payment for the above.
No 3, Lot with q good house with four rooms and
Dasemen in Forest & ID lions Addition, one sth street
bstween Brown and Gaines street. Price 81, 400.
Nos. A Brick house and lot on south side o. afth
street west VI Rocl Island street,
No 10. A lot on east side Of Rock Island street
Near stu, 32xl0O Price 145O.
No ii. A frrme house with 4 rooms and stable for
two horses on Lot s, Block l, Psrker's a :dition.
Price only 5000 dollars $500 cash, balance In install
meats Of 500 per annum.
mol ~ A frame house with 2 scsrs Of ground on
Aarpuette and 2lN streets, near the grounds Ut the
Cath tic Female Seminary.
No 10. The lease for l6 years for . number Of lots
on Bray Main and Harrison streets.
No Ia. The lease Of 10 lots ia Ncei's subdivision OF
lots Ter Is years, ct a very low ground n mt, from SIS
TO $50 per Annun with the privilege OF purchasing or
have the Improvements pad for at The end Of the
capital to procure a home without being taxed with
> heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety Of
for . heavy debt.