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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-11
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Creole.
TEE REINFORCEMENT OF CI.
We LAW.
ADAINLSTERING THE OA7R OF A.
LEGIANCE
Enihasiasiic Union Mse,iuy mt Jefferson
City.

by the arrival OF the steamship Creole, Can.
tain Couch, we have New Orleans dates to ,be
23d nit
The b"ra Pilgrim, Captain Jones. arrived on
the 22d ult. from New York, in the unusually
short time of sixteen days and sixteen hours.
The Pie"yane Of the 23d uIt says:
Provost Marshal French and his assistants had
'he'f hthus iuIl OF bdsrness yesterday, adminis-
teiing the oath OF ALT giance to the United Sts,es
10 ia'ge thrOngs OF applicants The scenes pre-.
sehte1 at the various places of receiving the oath
were curious to behold Persons of bnIh se,es
aGd OF all ages, coors, conditions ard as,ocis
'luhs' were mingled together in anxious cruuns
awaiting b II turn ~ be sw orn, to sign and ,o
oe furnished win certificates and those WIN
"eht through with the Ceremony were uuml cred
~ thousands w
ms Is the last day OF the term prescribed bv
the la" nt July II, aud fixed by the Presidential
proclamation Of the 95lh of that month. within
amen all who propose to avail themselves of ,l,e
act eau do 50.
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS,
Inc steamship l'arkerSburg wa, retorIel pass.
ing 1he ior'S on her way up early on the morning
OF the 33d u
The steamship Marion, A. NJ. Smith comma,
der, was Also 10 sail on the Yjrh
Gehcla sherman. who arrived from New York
on the Marion, has addressed Captain Smith tL,.
following fa,ering note: :
Steamship Marion, Acc Orleans, Sent II. 1863
Captain A. M Spith, commanding steamer Mar.
ion -
SiR-It would be doing injustice to nv feol
ihgs TO ieave your ship without rendering TO Won
my high appreciation Of your sssuous attention
70 'he lr'ies OF your position aud the comfort Of
your passengers during the passage hither from
lhe discipline Of your crew. your untir;no
zeal 'he hSPpy and able combination in Always |
Keeping your ship in hand, and your batteries in
constant aud complete readiness for either uf.n
'IVe or defensive action, in case Of meeting the
'nehiy armed vessels now on The sens, present
u 80 'greeab lie a unity and simplicity Of action
Is 10 ca'' forth the praise, believe, of every pas.
engcr f'''
Wishing you every success, and many more
rs pros porous voyages, remain, your obedient
eryant
I. W, SHERMAN, Brig. Gen of Vols
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ion of tho national life and the hopes of humaui

, 9. CURTIN. SAM'L j. KIRKWOOD,
JOHN A. ANDREW, WM. SPRAGrE,
RICHARD YATES, f. II PlERpOIST,
I. WASHBURNE, LR, DAVID TOD,
EDWARD SALOMON, n. s. BERRY,
.. MORTON, tby ID. AUSTIN BLAIR
G Rose. his rep.l
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-11

.WdShington, Oct. 3, 1892.
The following is the address to the presi.
dent of the United States adopted at meeting
OF Governors OF the loyal States, held, to take
measures tor the mere sr've support of the
government at Altoona, Pennsylvania, on the
24th day of September lsd9:-
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L. / II S 7 G. r A N ID A l.
To he given by the
HUCkSTERSi ASSOCIATION

l. r T GR A Nd BAL
Il To he given by the
HCCkSTERS' ASSOCIATION
OF THE NORTHERN AND CENTER AARKErS
AT TEMPERANCE HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING. Dec I'd
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them
selves that there will he no pains spareti to En-
make thisa Bail of the season. Refreshments ~
served 10y an experienced caterer Hays ~
brass and string band has been engaged for -
the oc[ aston. No hats ca ps allowed to be worn
in the ball room.
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies'
COMMITTEE az ATrun yA,neHfS
ChsriesJ Columbus, Henry High,
Sharles A. usby. John Scott.
Frederick J. kesler, Joseph harden,
Albert Il. Columbus, Edward Beach
George Mcknight, Franklin A. Linthicum
James NJ Crut, VIM Shreyes
ThoS. J. BinthIcum, Tbos DoJiuuey no 22-6tr
T'HE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS OF
Il THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL take m
great pleasure to announce to their many ~
friends, and the public in general, that they -
intend giving their first GRAND BALL RttzaA
temperance Hall on st, between 9th and 10th
on MONDAY, Dec. Is. Tickets 81, admitting q
gentleman and ladies.
By order of Committee. no 2O-3sw3w*
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AOH NEW YALL sTOCK. AOC

1856 NEW rAII sroOk. 4S6
PAPERHANGINGS
dunn and Low-priced PAPERS, appropriate either
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
. .-.. WINDOW SHADE9
beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Gold
and Common Shades. Buff Green and BIue Hol-
land. by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE YRAMES
Warranted 10 be Guided ssith GDM Lar
The handsoHeyt assortment in the District from
the best mandatory In the country Alse beau
tifal variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
And Carte de Visite Frames OF foreign and domes-
tie manufacture. .ra. j. e Z.
PICTURE CORD AND rAssBLs.
Different sizes and coors Picture Rings Nails, &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHER
Copies of celebr sted Pictures, Paintings Stauary
The attention OF those renov.tins IA called to
the above goods, which we're purchased for and on
account of the times will be sold ct the lowest re-
lucrative prices exclusively for
Dash
for goods and labor, when puroh ased and executed
~ articles warp.nted A. Eescsssnted. ,uno
ehADEs punetualiy executed in city 9. country.
No. 4ss Seventh st.. eight door. .Sey.
no is-in' Odd Fellows Hal.
SHAWLS AND CL0AKs.-A full and CON plets
- assortment, at moderate prices.
With our usual ample stock Of sll kinds sf DRESS
GOODS for the general and sResisi yAnts 9ffsmi
ne ls-iT Pa. ave. aud Ninth street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auetisneers.
X 8! &c Rs!! PU Rs!l!

By MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Auetisnecrs.
r 8! r 81! PU Rs!!.
CoNTIHCATIoN OF THE GREAT AUCTION
sAEH With new and splendd sssostm.n, q the
space. over the Carpet stors Of j. b. Doison,
On MON DAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
p-eemb.r LIST, ID and Sd.
Bale to Commence each day at half past 10 g. M. aud
rpm.
One of the largest and most supsrb stecas Of
LADfBs' UKs!
Ever offered in this city. which have been received
way. New York with orders 70 close the same With.
snd ssrmuds Sable NM Of hSsssn By
Carriage and Cardinal cspes. faimas. Sietopiss. n
1:rs, a .Ss 's Sss c e
BREF'SfURs. Also . large .ssortnrent Of slsixh
Having received orders from the house IA New
icfk TO sell at any price or account of dissolution
opraruny suits OF the best fus. at AZ
hslfthe price of any house in the World The Goods
1scs s5s p & invited to
ONLY, in which time every effort viii De made 20
Close the entire stock.
day before and until the hour Of Sale. '''n s'eo
q Al IL nfaai1ailF & au ss
r6EsG.9s n sAsf o. 9B p
AUCTION Close s in iron; q Che
Of lots Of Groceries, en- br acing-
Barrels yellow and Rehned SUGAR
fierces Cincinnati Hams and Beef,
Boxes Stsrch, fermacelli, and Maccsroni
Boxes Chewing -snd smoking Tobacco and Clears
Cases assorted Preserves and Pickles
Boxes Lemons and barrels Beams and Pork
Cases Aromatic Bitters
Cases Lemon and Raspberry firup,
Barrels Strip and Vinegar
Barrels Herring.
Cases Brandy and Whisky, Sehnapps,
Barrels Monogahela Rye,
Pipes Ma gnola and other Whiskeys,
Barrels Brandy and Gin,
A, q quantity of Small Stores.
Terms cash.
nos9 W L, WALL & Co Aucts
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FCRs.-Marshall & Page will continua the
sale OF furs at their rooms on Seventh street on
Monday next A cheap way opurchase warmth
for the winter.
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To BE PAID OFF.-Capt. T.. II. Wood, mus
tering and disbursing officer in this city, lief
yesterday for Gen. Burnside's army, to pay OF
portion of his command.
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Il RE S,ii
Just opened. an sS,ensiys and veil assorted stock
CT tURs made expressly fer our retail trade by
our house in New York, and warranted TO be the
Wseslseislly cali the attention of purchasers -
S GU KSSsIAN SABLE, MARTIN, IIrCH, MINK,
CANADIAN FCRe. Consisting In Ladies and
GhiidrsnS Tippet, Oapes, Nantes, and Gentle
We defy all competition in this line.
Az the same sime We bring IN rsnem orsncs ear
DRESS GOODS, and general stock Of DRY GOODS,
which 10 daily Increased with ths newest AID
~ Renemher-AS Market Space, near Seventh
street, under the Avsn ee House.
no sim q. 4 W. MEYENBCR9
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DIED.,

On the 18th inst, JOHN c. ROEMMELE, in the
69tn year OF his age, native of Witte1berg, Ger
. HIS funeral will take place from st. Paul's Luz
tberan Church, corner of III and Eleventh streets
on sabbath at half. past O'Clock to which place
his friends are invited.
On the morning of the 2Sth inst after a painfuI
illness. Als&ANfER BRADLEY in the 10th wear
of his ace. He was of the old defenders of
Baltimore, and fought in the battle of No, tn Point
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
his funeral, Sunday the 9th at II O'Clock from
hls residence, corner of street north and 18th
street west.
. Baltimore and ST. Louis papers copy.l
On the morning OF the 29th inst, Mrs. SUSANNA,
a lingering Illness which she bore with Christian
meekness and resignation.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
late residence, No sac Maryland avenue on Mon
day afternoon, at o'clock.
Washington Chronicle and Phia. papers COPY
, On the night of the 18th inst, S A MUEL
COoMES, the BELOVED husband of NJ J. Coomes, in
Baltimore, Md. and Brooklyn, N. =. Papers copyI
On the 2lth inst, PRISCILLA p. FREELANb
wife OIL 3. III. Freeiand, of Prince Georg Is county
Nd, and Oldest child of Archibald o. and Priscilla
j. Douglas, of this city.
At the c. s. Soldiers Home d. c., on the 10Th
Of August, 1852, JOHN HENDERSON, formerly LIST
Artg Co. A. a native of Belfast, IRELAND aged 63
AT the T. s S9ldier,s Home, D. c. on the 2ith of
At the L . s. Soldiers Home ID O. on the 2;tb of
October, 1882, 7. e. WEIR foralerly ith Atty. Co
aged ~, .nsfive of Ireland. ...
At the U. s Soldiers Home D. g. on the 10th of
November, 1862 JOHN PATTISON, late Of lst
Cav, Co. A, aged A., native of ireland
New York City papers copy.l
In Montgomery county. Md on the 2Ist inst at
SUSAN HURDLE, in the s2d year of her sg. ME-
BALTIC sun and GAINESVILLE, Ohio, papers copy
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LEUTZE's PICTURE was not formally opened
to inspection yesterday as was anticipated. 1t
viii be opened to-day, and Mrs. President Lin
coin, Miss Chase and other ladies will visit it,
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By J. C MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneer,.

TRCSTEEs' SALE OF BUILDING LOTs-o,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December Isth. Al
O'Clock AZ the Auction Rooms efJas c. Mrf5uirs
4 Co. by virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated oetobeS
5th, le6o, and duly recorded in Liber j A. No
sS, folios 20, ct sec, shall sell Lots No To- IN
H. IS, IL, 49, g, s., 81, Is and s. in VIM b. ToddT
be exhibited at the sale
Terms: One-third in cash; the rem sinder In six
and twelve months with interest, secu red by deed
Of trust on the premises :
All conveyances at the cost of the purcha sers
If the terms not complied With within ave
days after the SALE the tru reserve the risht
TO resell the property on which such default a.
made, at the rick and expense OF the defaultinH
purchaser. - -
HENRY NAYLoR.
JOHN c. HARNESS. { trustees
no 7-eOd j. G. MCGUIRE a Co Auets
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FrRS.-Tbis is the proper time that ladies' should
purchase their Furs The old ssta blished store OF
Seymo9I's; in Georgetown, is quite attractive now
In the displsy Of these indis pensibe articles La
dies who are in pursuit Of genuine and fresh Furs
would do wel to read his ad yertisement They car
rely ON all furs as he represents them to be. 1T
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DANCING ACADEMY.-PrOf. T.. e. Marini will
open ms dancing academy for the season at
temperance Hall on Tuesday next, Dec. I'd.
Prof. M. has heretofore been very successful as
Il TEACHER of dancing, and his school Will no
donbt be a large one.
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SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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ISpIA RusBsR Ceops.- The place to buy your
hoooer Coats, lie ssina, Camp Blankets, Navelocks,
Hsversaeke, and every article mada from India
Rubber. IL at II. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at nanufacturers'
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between sth and 10th
s'fee". eeEu
TEE lxnIAE HERE DOCTOR from Canada. viii
aeserbe diseases and tell his patients the nature Of
tbsir complaints or ulness without receiving any
Information from them. No CHARGE 10, eon.rtasios
@ adtta. Once, No. IL Washington Building
Wsshinstn nsysnus. corner OF Seventh street.
MILITARY OFFICERS will and the Mattress Cot
very desirable as it can be folded up into q very
small SPACE fitting into q canvas bag It il strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge al Will and is 80 arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay or straw. 1t 10 made Of both car
and 18th sta. oc Slim
,Gx.Af PnHxsYLvEa,A Rogrs, cia Bals;nsors and
Washington daily and one sunday-auick time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers cts sold
through At Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their Information apply 1T the once eff Great Penn.
ylVaniA Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Warrington. ofice open from
=: M until p. m; on SUNDAYS from to .. m.
DEsIAABLl INDIA RUBBER Goeps-Mr a. A.
Hall has just received . lot of Officers Long and
Light dull finished Goats; also, dull finished Pom
TSn9s, extra large Sizes dso, lot of blue English
he is selins at manufactured prces, at his India
tween 9th and 10Th sta. ocN-u
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We ASSERT 1T BoLDLY-There are no other nsdi-
cines so reliable effectusl and cow enent Holio.
ways Pills and Ointment, always ready for use
They are invaluable to the soldier ex posed to
wounds, sores, fevrrs and bowel com plants They
never fail. Only Is cents per or pot. 2S
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BArcHHLoR's HAIR DYI,
II. b<sf a.. al WlS

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in tho least; rem
edes the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invigorates tho
Hair for Life. G,sS. Red o. Rxsty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold BY all Drugsists Sc.
- The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAroHs.
LoR, on the Joi1 sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Ntss York.
m lily (Late 2S Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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MARRIED,

On the nth inst, by the Rev. Br. Fincksl. Mr.
OF this city.
At st. Aloysius, Church. on the 24th inst, by
to Miss VIRGINIA sCRIVNER, both of this city,
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FROM BOSTON,

IN FROM BOSTON,
l RY REGULAR packet schooner Charter Oak has
arrived and il new dischArains her frei sht A -
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER.
ee1 % and 101 Water at Gear getowu
IoNEs AND CAMP CREASE wANrHp-TA.
ID subtcribe. will pay the highest rnsrfet price
fer any quantity Of BONES and CAMP CREASE
oc so-imso' MORGAN 4 RHISEHARr.
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ALL MALApIYS of the Eye and Ear Deafness
Noises in the Head successfully treated by Dr. Won
boschzisker, 227 Pa. avenue.
THROAT AND CATARRHAL AFFECTIoNs-Dr Voc
MoschziEker can be consulted all Diseasen of the
Throot and Catarrhal Affections, st 221 Penn
avspue, opposite Willsrds.
CATARRH OF the wors. kind successfully treated.
All surgical operations TO restore 81 ght and Hear
ing performed. Artificial Eyes inserted It.
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by GREEN * WILLIAMS. Auctiopeers
rINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRnYIp


T'RCsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL EsTATE-By virtue Of a deed OF trust,
recorded in Liber :. a. No. los folics All, 1s,
trustee viii FRIDAY the SIS ds as 81
iS at o'clock m proceed 70 sell. in frent %
In the city of Mashinston and Disrici OF ColumSis.
and being parts OF lots Of grOusd numbered twenty
eisht and twenty nine, in reservation B. to-vit:--
OF ground at point e hty four feet and four fnes
este4 feet inchesD southerly from the northwest
east line Of the teen foet sIeg ttese. on ne
eAstysrdly City feet 70 the division line betvess
THENCE running soatheriy and With said dir,siss
line forty three feet and inch 70 the north iss
ming vestvavdy slong the north line OF said .lI.y
eBe fee1 70 inc sSGthssst angle q said lot No
teen foot alley forty three feet and inch 20 ths
one hundred and City four square feet Of s9osns
together with the improvements thereon vhicx
The above described properly fronts on tSs In.
OF the public alley running through from Penn
s!lvsnia to Missouri avenue, between 9Th an lax
Terms of sale; one-fourth cash. and the bal.no.
the Day e s for e n.
feired payments; the payment Of said notes to be
6 II the terms?f sale be not complied with withi.
oi me oe purchaser upon giving Eve daYs'
10 IS eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A1etz.
By J. c. INQUIRE CO.. Auctieneers.
TRGsTEES SALE OF PART OF SQUARE
Friday hrfER sS66S 4 bsD.psr sh
al the Auction Rooms of Jas. G. McGuire & Co,
lAsS, and duly recorded in Liber j. A g. No IA
folios 10 l9l l92 and 49, one Of the land records
ior W Washington county, in the District Of Csiun-
nppSred and twenty begiI ming for the
ming thence east with the line Of North v strees,
TO the line Of the street which bounds the city.
thence with the line Of street and north ve.terl.
TO the northwest corner Of said square thenss
south WITH the line Of Fifth street east b he plaos
hundred and twenty-five square feet more or -
ferms: One-thtrd cash; the residue I'm sSr
Twelve and eighteeen months. with inters.f'
seegred-by deed Of trust on the premises
II the terms Of sale should not be con- Piled WITH
10 i've days after the sale the trustee reserves ~.
ieht 10 resell. Oh one weeks notice in the Evea-
ing star at the risk and expense Of the defautias
AL cOnveyAneing at the cost Of the purchaser.
HENRY NAGLOR,
no s-eoad:' 0HS G. g. M EsEKSEss c. Sss..
pUBLLc sALE-on TUESDAY MORNING. Pc
Orphans Court, we win sell at public su est Q,
personal properly OF the late Thomas N Wfisoo
OF Montgomery County on the Farm seven milsS
Seven Negroes, Horses, Cattle, sou weight Of
Carts, Fsrmins Utensils, and Housshoid snS
Terms of sale All sums under sz, cash: over
go, credit of six months, with two epprovsI
secprites notes bearing interest from day Of ssiS
~ ,B.1No properly tskes away until the terIs
k kiSahAh RI ( SEt5bsE1sS' Erseus.-..
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JOHN HaNFf g NA hfsIkSkhssrss, rrasss...
no B-eodds j. g. MCGUIRE co Aunts
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auction..r..

TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue Of q certain dseA
\ from Charles X. Walker 90 John B. Floyd
dated September =. 1854, and Of certain decree o}
snosHtution passed in the cause Of Beers ct al vs.
Of the parties interested, viii osr at public cue
ton, on Tt EsDAY, the ID day OF December NEXT.
OF LOT numbered pine, 0s, in square numbered ave
hund red and thirty two, fronting twenty feet on
seventy Eve fact with the right 20 tap ths sever
running through aid lot, and with the ion prove
ments; consisting OF three storF Brick DWELLING
with ell the moderT improvements.
Terms OF sale One fourth Of the purchase money
lnstaiments, at ak, twelve, ana eighteen months
Wirs interest; TO be secured by approved notes,
cost OF he frst purchaser, after one weeks notice
in week after sale bis q q ure 90 pay ~
note WALTER g. cox, Trustee
no Is 2swtd GREEN d WILLIAMS Aue<x
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. AT IR ICE,

In consequence Of the lowness Of ths water In The
General Reservoir 1t will be necessary unless great
economy of water is practiced for the Governme mt
soo1 to shut OF the supply to citizens entirely.
All persons are. therefore, forbidden to use the
hydrAnts on Popnsyivania avenue, any streets
Or avenues under the care and supervision Of the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings for Watering the
whatever, :. 49, -
And all persons using the water are urgently So
Hcited to Sc as economical in its as possible
b. B. FRENCH
se8 Commissioner of Public BUILDINGS
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By j. @. MCGUIRE & 90. Anctione~rs.
TNRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE PROPER.
ivEsr. q AND 0f Tnl.b ST sssr s s 4Husspsx;Ty
AFTERNOON, December nth, 81 o'clock, on tAs
ts s and duly re e eseG IN q nb1s
l7s fohos ss ct see, we shall sell part Of Lot No.
North street, between New Jersey avenne -
Third street west, and running back n fset n
ing OF a mug Dwelling House.
Terms: e-thrd cash; the remainder In SIX ssl
trust on the premises.
Al eonyey.nces At the .ost OF The purchaser.
III the terms OF sale not Piled with within
Eve days thereafter the trustees reserve the rEhf
70 resell on enc weeks notice IN the Evening etar
HENRY MAYOR,
JOHN G. HARKNESS,f hosSeee.
no 7-eod j. @. MCGUIRE a c.. Aucta