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IL TIE Nashville UHion publishes a long list
81 lovai feDnesseeans who are now confined by
the rebels in Tuscaloosa, Ala. II says:
'One Of the prisoners, Moses Hurry, aged "a
yeas, during the last war with Great Britain
marched one thousand nIisS under Gen jackson
to defend the CITY of New Orleans, and fred hi.
Tide at Paekenban's rej-ccats on the immortal
Aeld Of Chalmette. His reward is chains and q
dismal dungeon, tainted beef and corn bread
made Of sach meal as an Illinois farmer slops his
cows with. Think Of the suffsrings Of this old
T7sn I'D h'scomradss, aud ask why are they thus
q lnished -
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ESGLAsD-A rumo,
having been generally circulated in the Canadi an
provinces that the British government were abou;
sending out Is, ooO additional troops, the Quebec
Chronicle says:
The IumOr touching the sending of troops
from England to Cannda turns out, as we anti
ciDated, untrue. No dispatch Of the character
alleged, has been received by the provincial au-
thOrues- We believe, further, that never since
the commencement Of the civil war has there
nCen less Likelihood OF difficulty between Grea,
Britain and the states than at this moment
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JEFF. DAVIS TO BIZ DBPosED The Charleston
g O. COETtsr says:-We have been reliably
informed that men Of high Official position
among us-men Of good intentions, but of
mistaken and misguided patriotism-are SOW
Ing the seeds Of discord broadcast In our midst
by preaching crusade againEt President Davis,
and calling for general convention of the Con-
federate States 10 depose him and create militia
~ dictstOr in his place,
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TIVE EVENING STAR.
"MY MOTHER CALLS ME EDDY"
BY HENRYc. BLousr.

edward z. Wright was a member of Com.
= ~ ID, I'm Michigan Regiment. While the
sick were being transferred from the steamer ID.
n January TO the Covington Hospital, poor ,
smac ated youth was stretched upon a litter, I'm
the agonies of death. Just as he was drawing
his last breath the surgeon bent over him end
Hsked his name. SummOning all his strength,
me gallant boy whispered, "My mother calls me
f.loS' On my mother. my dear mother ~
htse Were bis last words
How many noble hearts mus fall,
While war with wrath IL raging,
Which, with uplifted, bloody hand.
Destructive Mars Is waging9
But love of country calls them on,
They rush to heal her bleeding
Would rather die than not to see
Her, dear to them, succeeding.
Thus Eddy went. The prime of youth
was bout his temples blushing,
And through his patriotic veins
The love Of country gushing;
he weps TO leave his dear old nome,
His mother bout him clingi3g:
stay do not 90, NV Eddy, dear"-
Deep In Bis heat was ringing.
a father sadly turned away;
A sister IS arms entwined him
oh brother, stay, why will you go7''
He spoke n Z Soon we ind him
Where cannons' bursting, deadly roar
Upon his ear is breaking,
WIKI thunders az the musketry-
The eaTth beneath bin q1aking.
The battles done, the victory won,
The wounded scattered lying,
ImplOriDg help, among the heaps
OF those no longer diving;
And thence was borne the bleeding form
OF Eddy, deadly wounded,
w here strangers, yet true friends TO him,
His every want responded.
The sinking youth lay on his couch,
He row has all the seeming
OF one that's gently gone TO sleep,
Or sweetest dreams ia dreaming :
Now wild dehrium turns his brain,
His surgeon knows him dying,
Ard drawing near and bending DER
The couch where be was lying
He felt the cold sweat on his brow,
Saw life tints fast were fading;
The spa king lus;er Of his eye,
In death, too, fast was shading;
He asked the dying youth his name,
Awhile his gaze was steady,
Then feeoly answered, as he smird,
''MY mother calls me Eddy.'
No doubt lie thous ut Of days gone by
As he who now is writing
When mOtter's hand seeked down his head
HIS childish care respitingj
No d. ubt he long ID to have her there,
To kiss his brow of burning,
And do " hat nom but mothers can,
His ev'rY want discerning.
''Ot, nv mother, my dear mother"
Ais voice abruptly ended,
On spirit wings he gained the rest
For all the bies intended
On. what noble heart was that,
When he could call 10 other,
He feebly raised his dying breath,
And called that dear name, mother.
lCtHeinrati Inquirer.
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MORE TROOPS For CANADA The London
Free Press says that fifteen Thousand additional
troops are under Immediate orders for Cam
ada and the British North American posses
sions. The unsettled state Of affairs on the
other side Ct the lines doubtless suggests this ad
ditional measure Of prec1ution.n
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n as. aiilsea sld pnloading several oarsoss oI
goAs ssaefaasns I'll the yHyiols xsqJ teI Ssssssl
h OH sss rn s,siss.' i:s S.L Nj lAlG q.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.
Psktsshs& 81 eonf formally, vita The rssoiurten
Of tie Senate Of July TO, 1851,
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At General Hospital, Fai,Jar Seminary, Va
Jttne 2.
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HUNT q BRI6HTWELL,
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$40 PENNSYLVANIA AvfNuR
. The UNDERLINED hsve opened their Office At 80
Pa. syenae, snd are p epaT 81 to perform Al
operations IN a! The departu ents OF Den- R
tstrJ. Teeth extracted filled or inserted <G1Y6
IA the hest msnner. Single, Gum and Block Teeth
manufactured to order. 'o'"
@. r. HUNT.
- UdTWELI,
we tsEe plcasure in Tecomo. eldIng the aho, a
gentlemen TO tne citizens of Wash ngtOn and VII
olnlty with the confidence that they will rlve az
lseotOn In every psct wnere their prOessioT Al
seETces nay be required. X, FINLEY HUM
w. MALsTKR.
Mr.. o. II BrightveIl has been engaged Nth ma
ss assistant FER tho past four years, and take
pleasure N accommodating him q skIilfsl me
ohaaIeai d. mist ~
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9th N. Hampshire Vol
LIST r hode Island Cav
Sd New York Cavalry.
LIST do Artillery
Slst New York Vol 90.
Goth Z do doc.
s101st do do....
list Newiersey Cavalry
Attn Penn Cavalry.
is1st Penn. Volunteers.
l97th do do.....
9th indiana vo!.....
izi Michigan Ysl"s.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

Nxapo LABOR QrwnoS CmcAco.--The workmcu
smplycd in the slaughter and packing houses Of South
chicago held meeting the other day and the llowing
preamble and resolutions were adopted
whereas II has come 10 the know ledge of the meeting
that IL Is the intention Of one more the oadinQ
packers OF this town to bring negro labor into compc
on with that OF the white for the purm 81 OF re-
ardard.
Resolved, That We, the packing house Of the town
Of south Chicago pledgetuseyes not TO work Cor any
picker under any consideration. who VIII In any manner
nrng negro labor into compethon with our labor and
m ther =,
Resolved, That II any member o. this society shoud
q, far dtmean himself 10 work In q packing house
where negro labor Is employed his shall be stricken
from the roll Of members OF this society an Oh rer.
son shall henceforth eujoy the confidence Of
derive any benefits from. this society.
JOHN fEELY, Chairman.
M. W. j. BoNrIEfD Secretary pro i,m.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

LOUISVILLE, Oct. II. 1869.
The federal forces occupy lexington, which the rebels
evacuated yesterday.
A large body Of the enemy ported at ichols
VILE
]. orcd but entirely dscredted here that Gene
raj Buell. yesterday surrounded 900 rebels and gave
them until nine o'clock This morning to surrender.
squad Of John Morgan's surrounded the house
Of Capt. Jim Townsend, late commander or the Rcd
River Home Guards, fred the house killed his wie
and captured him and shot him.
Seven hundred and fifty wounded soldiers from Perry
vile, mostly slightly wounded and generally belonging
to Ohio and the Northwestern States arrived Near
~ all Of them accommodated hospitals and
the remainder taken to New Albany.
General Boyle has ordered the removal Of the ponoon
bridge between Portland and New Albany account Of
its obstruction navigation, and being unnecessary
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
News rrcm Fortress Monroe.

FoErHEss MONROE Oct. IL, 1852.
General Preniiss. with i've hundred released uaicn
prisoners, has arrived here from rebeldom.
The fag o. truce boat Metamora arrived from Aikens
Landing this murnlng abringng down about sixty civil
ians about sixteen OF them ladies' amongst whom Is
Governor Bradord's wife.
The John A. Warner arrived from Aiken's Landing this
afternoon bringing down nearly 800 released Union pr
soucrs among whom are Ho officers, including General
Prestiss rhsy all in nc spirits, aud evidently ap.
prscata heir freedom.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

In tho Seventeenth brigade the loss will be over 600
killed wounded and missing aud the Ninth win be nearly
great Our total loss win amount TO $50 killed and 200
wosnded.
ON General Rosseaus star the only loss Is Captain
Frank " Jones, A. A. G., supposed 70 be prisoner.
On Colonel Iytle staff Lieutenant st. John A. D. C. a.
killed ana Captains Grover, A. A. q. and Fanning A. @
g. are prisoners In the ronn Ohio infantry MAJOR Moore
is wounded.
losses.
Iacut matt Colonel Jouett Major Campbell Lieutenant
McGraih COMPANY A) killed; Lieutenant Gray Compa
nv b, Lieutenant Mcclure, CompsnyC Lieutenant Wood
company r., Lieutenant Lanahan, Company G. Lieutenant
Garrety, Company q Lieutenant Iickerson, Company II
wounded and nong the enlisted mon the following
Iay No.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
RI, ELTON AT MAcKyHry.

FttklnoS Az MACKyHff
The reception Of General Rsseau and his division NJ
this place among the ur iing events the
march. The Union people gathered from far and near
along the road the old and young children were
shouting with JOY, aud at houses were found
women on their knees praying and thanking God that we
had come. Al every house the tes and blncks we're
engaged IN providing with water and aud bread
In the the Union population had mbcd in the
principal read and gree cd with shoue, prayer scngs
and all evidence Of the widest joy and enthusiasm. AT
night tho ladies the camps by aud spout
several hours among tho soldiers Their joy was un.
bounded and the solders all med to f,e that they
were repaid for the march they had made. of the
ladies OF the crowd asked eur correspondent who Gen
Rcsseau wss, poiDtng at to tall ngire Of the gallant
cheftan. On being told that II was Con Rosseau they
raised shout. Old and won ~ cried out with ono
accord, "Thsnk God he's conc-R ,sscau's coms Aud
this demonstration d joy cvncd as the other gene
rails In tho rear passed. by The females sang ~ chorus
welcome, mingled with imprccatons against JEFF Davis
Abe refrain being, "Hang JEFF Daes hang JeiI pavisu
HrAscrAKwrs rsr AMY cosrs.
ON LHF BAIfiG FIELD, ONE ASpA iiALf Mnss N. w er
PERRyviiLE, Eoyie Co.. ny, Oct "A M [
\ rns PATTt. oF cHArrix's HtIs
swhn hearing Of the cries The weunded In tho bos
pitae the deld and within view OF the gallant eaa
who srew the plain before me with tho rebel cava,rv m
thc distance drawing OF The artillery they hayc taken
sIt down on rebe, carpet blanket 10 write Won so,
what more OF what baye cs the bloody ba,,is u
C6aplin's uis The namise o. Geseral nccoob. msdo
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
THE LATEST FROM KENTUCKY.

The Rebels Rctrcating from Camp Dick
Il ins TO Lancaster.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA, 1861.
Governor Robinson his just eceived despatch, stating
that the rebels retreatng from Camp Dick Robinson
TO Lancaster
General Buell. is in close pursuit Of the enemy.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.
The Rebels Reported 10 be at CentreviIle
Fifty Thousand strong-Union Recon-
noissance Beyond the Rappaha nnoc 4,
Sc, sc.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ID. 1892

WAsHfNGToN, Oct 14 1862.
ruor in circulation that the enemy have appeared
al Centreve about fifty thousand strong 1t regarded
az probable consequence Of intelligence otherwise
ceved that the main body of General Lees army were
coming southward from Winchester, and portion oG
Il passed through Thorntons Gap in the drectonpf War
renton Qn Saturday last.
report reached Gen. Bayard today that the cnemys
cavalry marching in forco towards Upton's Hill by
the Lecsburg road. cavalry scout was sent out TO
ascertain whether this trGo. The rumor however
was not fully credited.
Last night Lieut.. Kosnig Of General siges corps.
turned from lisance beyond the Rappahannock
He attacked and drove The rebel pcgcts stephens
burg wonndng one, whose sword he brought OF lie es-
Inmates that there brigade Of infantry aud artillery
at Cupepper Court House aud force Of abcot one thou
sand at Repplhannock station.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

The rumors that the enemy had appeared in force OF
nifty thousand AT Ccntrcvc confirmed by
any intel igence at headquarters tonight.
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10. o. E.
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Grand Lodge Of Lo,iislana

Z THE II W. GRANDIODGE OF LOUISIANA, I. o. o. III,
on m oh nj aa
Camp End Lafayette streets, New Orleans
Lodge Grand Massr ia'l,er Homes q #
II grssa Waraen Henry ssI q
H. q. setson, of sonihgesten No. 49, and Dent
Is Ct enisispe Lodse Rsy
Il 4. Bsnse, Of Orleans Lodge, No ~ w Grand Marsla
4 sasypn s. ~ an naps
John Frankford, of Crescent Lodge No s. W O. Herald.
Distie Beputy G,utnd Aasers John I. Bans, Of coys
iag WahsngtoG No Il cosenaa No " and csanbns No H
Ba5Fs Of NJ son ssss Bs TT Mi New
Excelsior Lodge No. S4 District No. 4. Eacesor No. 81
2 gser e 81 s d,d odse No - 9.s,r,ss No 81
No Desoio Es7 John Moore q New Iberia NJ 6 bis.
TIC, s n t Ibsa NJ g Leys Lodge
stfpaugh Prairie Lodge No 81 District No 49, Plare
~ $s n E I'm q Citation Lodss, No nsfrt S
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mania No 20 Hermann No. 70 and Hevetia No. A; f. W.
NO d. t.slse = - h -
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All communications the r. W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary Should be forwarded Of he Secret
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mss 81 APPS 8 Sheriff de tit Parosse d. Orleans
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!. y. w RIGHT 81 co.
M EDIce- L.... .1EDIcAL.::...n MEDICAL
M1NER's GANADTAN vERM1FUGE.
SAVES THE CHILDREN
the only snre remedy ssanst w6rmsin the human
fAts and destrnctye children
$s Save tins Chfldrsl,l ss
Let naohea timely not ALLOW these child mar
dsrerso remain IN the offspring Rs1nsrbe,
hthat sst Sil@4
wINER's cANADIAN-vEHM1FUaE
and for Danish the replies and the young u
fbesaved. Think of this 80
Vesser, of Mississippi 1eerto W. vesey Esq
Of the Aberdeen thus winds mp
on the yalue Of this medicine to his family y exe
fience has convinced me that in the experiment
with Winers Canadian Temuge, suffering human.
as well rs to the manufacturer the medicine TO make
public the resnit Of my ersations.
dSiGnadl Nv. H. yAssERn
The vermif for sale, whoiessleand retail, by 4
ST y. WEIGHT L CO.,
~ and 10 sChartresstreet,
{ 49s Ii s88 Sole Proprteters.
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Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA 4, LODGE Nq1 meets Friday evening in
G r. r Walsh, Y. G.; Thos. Phillips, Secretary JOS.
il Masny sndns Thira s oesssE
, assg n "n''ow Fer sesresFy John " Talon Treas
J. 9ss Fssss s e sysss Il
g Cooper Y. G Josiah Felger, Secretary Jno b. Heno.
NJ 6a9
hs ns Il M91s q
JEEFERspM LODGE No. mssss TnTsday evening
" Wood,oa aS, Allen Secretary NJ NJ
sHsass
ss sse's'As AsasF
Fepx Nj e
John Burrows 6. Newell Guild Secretary d Jenny
Treasurer. 4.
COMMERCIAL hoPe5 IA s.; T. Wednesday
ss,ss ss
HOWARD Lopez No1a l meets syery evening
fs see stag
5sa @ T.
g.; G. W. Roper v. g. JOS Mu,phy Secretary s. NJ Todd
room 1a se s sssanE
Treasurer. e5
o5a ss.s S. s sss g H. ssss5.4
O. DeGasiro. Treasurer :
NasHy BslIdass Shir4 pisiFis SsEsy
Maaasei Per- Secretary Howard Npans TIeasuser o
evening in Polar sar room Louis street oteersNJules
itBsa a n Per- saersaFy x Dudoassa
xeSo5A a Pa 1 eets evening
Cren, NJ. Morrison secretsry S. Boullemet, Treas
INn,pp,rnpkcrr oDcI,. w 90 r,oa+s ,. VI,
n ~ ga Fellows Hali: oiesrs l.
t. Secretary
COLUMBUS LODGE No. "a meets every Wednesday even
u j. S s uss4s e 4 l.#.E
% Ss ss.ssS
Burner Per- VIM Song Tfeasner onas
Ne az
Vim McAree v G.; Thos Booth, Secretary; D. j. Fleury
HERMANN LODGE No. 80 meets every Wednesday, evening
MarEqy A Ra9 W. TUT ki ps Secretaries
m M T Tsa
| W. Deesdernier Treasurer.
H2niy svf R
| H. Grief, Treasurer
HELvETIA LODGE No. A every Thursday evening
Fred Secretary Daniel wssner
| Per. Secretary H. Rau, II easurer.
Interior Lodges.
DESoTo LODGE No. meets at Baton Rouge on Thursday
| evenings Oficers-Eo returns
s SRs s Hss;s ssiipi Efa1ssf
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. Is meets at opelousss every
Saturday evenings 0EicersOmer Poret, O. H. Potter
Y. G.; s. p Clark, Secretary G. N. Ealer, Treasurer
| CLINTON LODGE No. q Clinton on Wednesday
| evenings Ohicers-No returns
| EXCELSIOR LODGE No 81 meets at Thboaaux on satur
4 day evenings Ohicers-A Robichaud N G.; H Hofala,in
VIC; c. BnMingS Secretary; v Sancon, Per Secretary
| n. CagenRTete, Treasurer.
| NEW IBERIA LOnGE No. IS NESTS at New Iberia on
Saturday evenings. oHcers-Wm. A. Robert N. G.; w G.
Daun v G L. siege Secretary; John Moore Treasurer.
PR A1R1E LODGE No. 81 meets Washington Saturday
evenings. Officers No returns.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No 4S meets at Napoleonyiile on
| Saturday evenings. 0hiGers-No returns.
CLAIBORNE LOn No. As meets at aInden on Thursday
evenings Oicers-J G. Love- n. g.; " @. Smith " q r.
| A. johnson, Secretary J. G. Lewis, Treasurer
| HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
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nOda Fella,Ys, uest.,

l. BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1sti-onicers Gardner
Smith sossenst Treasurer Henry Bier Sec
Bier, B. DaSya j; A. ,vester. Finance Comnnee-Jos
West, J.. n Mnslow Jalnes Furneanx Meulbers-Janles
No J n MinsloT WaslipgtonLodge No A. W. Hyatt
j. FL Tenny, Orleans Lodge No IL; Gardner Smith, Com
mercal Lodge No. IL; DaSilva, Howard Lodge 10;
Star Lodge No. 10. " ~
and Lata y ete streets. f
Prices Lots and yaus-Regular lots 10 feet square
Sl5D ditto. by 9fee S75 yau (doubiej to Stockholdng
Lodges, Sa5; to others, $50
Vaults unless certificate of ownership he
first Obtained from the Secretary. = H "
relative the purchase lots etc. can be had
on application
HENRY BIER. Secre1arx o Il Rest
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SOUTHERN SHOE MAHuEACTUR1Na
COMPANY.
Espot, No. "a st. Charles street.
FACTORY, Mes. 10 AND Il ST. FERDINAND sTRnns
Are now manufacturing superior quality Of Pump Welt
and Doube.soled Oak.Tanned RUssET SHOES, to wAich
they invite the attention those having purchase this scls
These Shoes brasded tho bottoms Southern
tory New Orleans" and DO obtained only Depot
the Company 4
al ly GEO. Fl. RC2ET. sae's
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEgSTIaousAHD.
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Has university suppaned ell and healing ap
pcaticne IN both the Eastern
and it's intrinsic MERITS true secret Of III
In all affections whether the be acc
4 dent disease. as555s977 :
4 Burns and scaads $500 n
Arenstantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inflammation
timely application Of this healer and the aesb
renewed as fby charm, no blenish soar remaining
The Friend of the Nursery, s
Children frequent sufferers external INJURIES esnc,
ally from fluid and every msthe
should have this athad Ii heat
soro breasts and the letter Rngworm
prevalent In children. 35153 q 80 = Z
TO Travellers BY sea and Land.
Tho traveller and every individual ho,
lot in life throws him within the chance Of accident
bion, fire collision, should earin mind that tbs
tractor his best and only friend both and
and should ever be his companion as friend In need
thousands Of living Witnesses testify to It's
tae, who owe their sound limbs muscles to tts sa,
efficacy. 5 3s vs. u -
The following are few of the leading disease. ~ ,,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR preyen.iy,
ss well as cure: slGs W.
Burns, Bruises,
5P Boie Broken Breasts
Bites Of Reptiles cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands "A
Chilblains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes
Diseases of the Skin, Erysipsles
S5 &5s Fistula, Frost Bites gs@ag
Fever Sores, Felons ~
Glandular Diseases
Aereuria Sores,
t Pains generally,
Pinples, Piles
Poison Rheumatism, ~
Rashes, sore5 Of all kinds,
Shot Wounds, scrofuIa ~. s.-g.
scurvy, scalds. scurf, sfass Fl
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-14

GOOD TW3-sToRY HOUSE AND Lor, NO. 1855 CON-
stauce street. at auction. F
BY GARDNER SMITH & co.
GARDNER SIXTH, Auconeer,
Office, 81 Common sire II.
THURSDAY, April IL, Mt IL O'Clock, NJ,
will be sold the Merchant
EXchaDgs-
ONE LOT and improvements In the square bounded by
Constance, Magazine Robin and Streets Said lot
30 front Constance by rs feet deep.
The improvements comprise good comfortable story
fr,ms house, lining nine gallery in 'front.' csen,
onthousss, etc.
TERMS-Assume for 5000 cue on 18th Of June, ts;2
bearing st the per and per
eventual interest; balan,e cash
sale before Abat, Notary Pnb!ic tho expense
the purchaser. spI4