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State Of Tsnnessee-Ol5cs Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville. July the lst. 1867
Alexander Wheless complainant, vs.. William
Napier. defendant.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
- IN this cause that the defendant, v Imam
Napier, is a non resident OF the State Of Ten
nessee Il Is therefore ordered ID AZ he en- ter bis
appearance herein before or within the first
thTee days Of the next term Of said Court. 60 be
aold on the first Monday in November next.
1917, and plead, answer OF demur 20 complain
ants bill, OF the same will be taken for con-
fcssed as % him and set Tor hearing ez parte.
and that a copy Of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks n the Nashville Union
and Dispatch
A oopy-Attest: NJ B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
Thomas II. Malone, SoI'r for complt- jyi4 wit
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ST.. LOUIS, July 1S.-The Theatre
Comique, which was burned this morning,
was valued at $4,000; insured in St.
Louis offices for $4,000. The lesees, J. &
C. Esher, lost abont $4,000 There was
no insurance on other losses, consisting of
the wardrobes of the actors. The damage
to the adjoining buildings will run the total
loss up TO $4,000.
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REGISTERS IL BANKBUFTCY.-Judg
IIlgg, Of the Federal Court, has accepted
the bonds and administered the oath TO the
following Registers in Bankruptcy in this
state
let District-Joel A. Dewey, cambridge.
% District. S. Trowbridge. Knoxville.
Sd Distnci-J. W. johnson, McMinn-
vile.
4th District-W n. Doughty, Murfrees-
boro
5th District-A. S. Bradley, Nashville
9Th Dissrici--Jo ohm J Buck, Clarksville
gth Districts. W Hatchett, Trenton.
Sth Districi-No appointment.
The Rules in Bankruptcy appear in an
other column.
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and Fletcher 70 retain control of the
State, the one to provide for his relatives
and friends, and the other to "put money
in his purse.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In chanoerr at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master
Chaneery Court at Nashville, June the 18th, 1857
J. B. Lippineott 4 Co ct ais, compliments, vs.
L. P. Cone ct AIS. defendants.
APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
\ IN this cause that the defendant, +. p. Cone,
Is nonresident Of the State of Tennessee: it
Is therefore ordered that be enter his appear
anee herein before or within the first three days
OF the next term OF said Court, to be held on the
hTst Monday in November next, 1867, and plead
answer OF demur TO cOmpl ainants' bill or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte. and that a copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks
IN the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A eOPy-Attest: NJ. b. HOWELL.
Clerk aud Master
u. +. Wilkin, Soir for eompfts. iy14 w4t
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Payment invariably in sdysnee, snd the paper
discontinued when the time paid for expires
Voluntary communications, containing inter-
estinF important news, solicited from ang qusr.er
News letters from the various counties Of the
State especially desired.
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If You Don't Believe II, 60 and See.
pr,,sk Sale.

TN pursuance OF the provisions Of Trust
Deed TO me executed by A. Street on 18th
day of Noyembe 1853, and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers Office of shelby county,
q, Book No. 40, Part j, pages 40, 4l6 and Az
and also in pursuance OF 2 Consent Decree
made by the Hon. William NJ. smith, Judge OF
The Ghancery Court Of Memphis on 22d day OF
Aprii l5sl N tue cas-. e5 p5ndipB IN said Court,
whereiG Charles J. sesy ana Others are COM
Dlainants and a. Streetan6 others are de end
ants will. at the Southwest corner OF the in
terseetion of Poplar and second streets, in
Memphis, on the 18th dsy OF May, 1867, at y
&c ock M , proceed TO sell at public auction 70
the high Sc bidder, upon the iermS hsTe,natter
mentioned, the following dsscTiefd Lots OF
Land, teget = with tns IN . tilsrson'
sea Wiz Being Lots kos. 2js ana Zi0, as known
On the map Of Memphis, and boandod - fol.
lows. Beginning e ne so1thEsst OUT sorner o.
running thence West with the south line OF
Poplar street l2494 fs.tj tasnoe soata parallel
with second street Ii1t $Lis,sto $Ls 10 sIake5 thence
seid sllev 7sl< feet ta the intersection OF the
alley: thence East with said alley 10 Second
sirest. thence with Second street l4s55 feet 20
he BEGINNING Escsptia9 and eTcludina, how
ever, from said Lots tn4t pstt eopIeyed ana
relipqnished on the 5tn day OF March, ~ Q, by
the undersigned and BrinlSley = Dougherty, to
A. street, bounded and described IS follows,
Via. BeaipniDg at the Southeast corner Of Lot
No. 2oe, at the Intersection OF the North SIDE OF
he figst alley south Of Poplar ntreet WITH the
West side o second stFeeti then 9 North-
Farily with West side Of Second street = reel,
more or less, TO point a. Hhlen salo est slps
~ Second street is interSeeted by line
running through the csnter OF The middle
parallel wall from East 70 West, Of three story
Srick building, embracing Two tenenlehts Aow
in said lot No 26g thence from said point OF
Intersection Wastwardly l4s% feet 70 TIE EAST
side OF the first alley, West ot second street
tioued alley Southwardly, y feet more OF less,
To the point OF intersection Of the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
m the first alley South OF Poplar street-said
noint Of Intersection being the southwest cor
ner OF lot No 2G9; thence eastward : With the
East side Of the said last mentioned alley, l483S
fset 70 the beginning.
said properiy viii be sold on the following
terms. vlzs One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash and the bai ance on g credit OF four and
eight months, for which the purchasers viii he
required 70 give notes with approsed personal
security. and lien likewise to be retained on
the property to secure these deferred pay
uaeuts, The equits o. redemption Is waived
and the title B believed 70 be perfect, but 1
shall only convey as trustee.
apr1ltd NJ ]. WICKS. Trustee.
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IKALSOMTNINGI
SDecS0L Notice.

TNHE following Goods having been stored with
/ Messrs. Hiner z Mason, and Messrs. Hfner.
Mason & Dyer, and trans erred by them 70 rs,
win be sold on the lst Of June. az auction for
their freight and charges unless called for BY
the owners. MOODY WfMBISE.
D. Hanna, box mdse N. n MeReDny. / mat
tress N. a T., bOxea glassware III 5 boxes
mdse; j. Torch, 5 boxes mdse. casEs. J ".
Little, box mdse; George Haywood, i box
castings; Harry Dean, keg mails; no mark,
dozen buckets, y pieces hre tile; A. y. Ren-
olds, boxes haidware; no mark, boxes u.
II. goods trunk, tool chest, I box fndses
plows. = cooiliaR stoves II. Cheiry, 4 barrel
nOur; ]. W. Morris, ] coil rope. box sundrles.
skin Mr.. Sweet, bundle irop, DC gas plPei
no marx, lot H H. furniture w. L A1o.iks-
son, box Sundries; George Thoinfss 4 ooA
sundriss II. Harrington, box mea1ilelnej =.
dnrpln,x tomD stoeesi :. ~ = lliss ,.. =
Burbank, gin press, q pieceri = pQitles, piece
rope q, y, a Co, u shafts, large. boxes sun
tiffes broken 20 hangers, b1ndles rods. f8
pieces iron boxes, pkg washers. = knuckles,
4 boxes hardware no anarH,e ptoNss pkg
plsnre W. 9. s., Do1es glassware ]. J. 81
=, W.. bon radsa. mylu
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ALABAMA NEWS

The BnionIOwn Herald says the
crops all through the caDebrake district
are exceedingly promising, and the freed
men generally working better than was
anticipated. The same sheet elsewhere
saws that freedmen's meetings are get
ting altogether too frequent in this sec
tion for the good of the crops. This is a
busy season, and those who would make
good crops must work industriously for
some weeks to come. No time now for
anything but killing the Grass. Politi-
cal matters can be attended 10 after The
crops are made.
The Greensboro Beacon asserts that
many of the freedmen who assembled
at Eewhern last Saturday to attend a
puolie meetlng we're aFmei with guns
and pistols. Such conduct is highly OBJ
iectioushle, and may lead to most la
mentapis results.
Miss Charlotte Thompson, the ao-
complished actress, Is quietly resting
from her theatrical labors on her estate
near Montgomery, and will remain for
some weeks yet. Her prospects for 9
good crop, unlike her last years expert
ence in farming, Is veTg promising.
AT a freedInaIlis meeting in areen-
vile, few days ago, Wm. Murphy, a
sensible soi0Sad man, defined his posi-
ton in the following style. which is q
plstform good for white and hiaeki
am liz favor Of oil hands going to work
and making pleGttv To 5stl and keep less
noisis, then all viii come right. 4 te,,
you the south is the greatest country in
The world. InOw propose three cheers
FOR Inc south"
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CASE eusroMERs
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES Sale
0f Real Estaie, in GibsOn COuutF, 90 be
Sold al HRmb0ldE. Tenn. nav - 1857

" ACoA natettf N tttDo0A Louutfs 20 ne
sOldat HGmbOldt, Ienn., nay Is. 1851.
RY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust to me executed
- on the 18th day OF March, 1854. By Green
Nllliapls for the purpose OF securing two notes
ior the sum Of Forty-siL Thousand Dollars
lsf5sloOl with interest from dale, due rssu~rI-
iveiy on the 2jth OF Decem Der, 1861 anc Ejfh
day OF Decembes, ls6z, OF TvFenty-thre 'T5ou-
sand Dollars each, owing by HIM 10 L. NJ APP
person q Co.. and Dy authority invested ia me
70 sell the lana conveyed In said truss deed. 4
WILL on the 18th day or Aay. 1867 Iu
'front.' OF the hotel &C Humboldt Gibson county
tennessee, between the. hours OF Do o'clock
am and O'Clock d N and Continuing frrrr
day 70 day thereafter, between the same hours,
until an The properly be soid, sell, 10 the high
est bidder, q certain tzact Of land conlainin.-
about S43 acres, 81 saaJs and lying Ia Gihsou
county Tennessee, and bounded and described
as follows. One tract containing - acres,
conveyed 10 ". u. Ely by John Fly hv Fapf
recorded IN Gibson county one tract c0utsiu-
zng 70 acres, conveyed 70 tts said W. I'D. Fly by
W. NJ. Crosby BY deed duly recorded in tiibss1rt
county one tract containing I78 acres. con-
deed duly recorded ia Gibson county, one
tract containing 1882 acres. conveyed 10 sait
W. d. F1y by John Price by y0eed duIy recorded.
one tract containing 81 aertsr eouyeyedsto said
corded IN Gibson county : one tract containinq
1885 acres purchased By the said W. ID. BY
county, said tract belonged 10 Jchu kelIyF
estate and was sold for partition or to paw
oeDts one olne5 IIsct con tanning ~ arres, alii
conveyed TO said W. ID. Fly by Charles Oates uy
deed dul y recorded IN tsfbsOn c unity said lands
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
to the heirs Of m shaw and u. c. Hart ami
- Caldwell; on the West by land OF Henry
Phillips, John Amstead and J. ii. Graves On
the south by land belonging 20 John y Rar-
nett and Mtcajah Fly + on the east by the land
OF William Boon and lie estates of Roi5.5rr
Campbell andlWilliam shaw. For a more par
ticular description Of said tract reference ia
made 70 the deed and decree Above mentioned
to said w. ID Ply, an OF the Above described
lands having been old uEaar deed OF trust tsE-
ecuted 10 W. ID. Jones hy areeR Williams. and
this trust executed for payment of purchsss
money. 1hlS pr0pe4sy VIII De- su,flividEd and
viii be sold in lots yaEying hOui l9U 70 go acres
upon one 81 when there is a dne dwelling
and all 0dt hOGses and improvements ueces-
say, being IN high state Of cultivation, with hn
orchard, etc
q plan Of the subdivision wiz be exhibited
on day Of sale.
Terms on sALE-Oae- hslf Cash, balance AZ
six months, the purchaser to execute ur1a
bearing interest from date, and secnrsd ~
deed OF trust embracing the same te nls A. that
under which am now scting sf75e right ~
REDEEM ption is waived, and the title beIjeSei h,
be good, but l viii convey only sch titIes as ID
ap2l Slt A FFEAT Trr7sfe.a
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The Daily american Union of Tuesday
last gives the particulars Of the arrival
in that city Of Henry Clay Avery, the
murderer of l. +. Murry, the Chatta-
nooga policeman, q short time since, and
saws a military guard had to be sum-
moned 10 the assistance Of the police'to
prevent lynching the prisoner, a gal
lows having been erected for the pur-
pose. He was captured at a small house
on the island at Bridgeport, Ala, and
his personal record before the murder is
a bad one, as he was first in the COnfed-
crate army and afterwards deserted to
the federals, and become second lieuteR-
ant in battery &C." first Tennessee ar
tillery. Though reported very brave in
action, he was always regarded as tricky
and unprincipled.
The same paper says, editoriaily :
Chattanooga must be hard place. The
citizens were composed Of such a hard
set of cuzses that BrOwnlow had to send
a metropolitan police to take charge Of
them, and attend to the election Of city
officers. Finding that wouldn't do, he
next sent q company of loyal militia to
attend to the election OF state officers.
Finally, last Saturday night it became
necessary for the United States army to
sLEp III anu tame CtiiC mat NLt Ao.f al
militia and police both didn't break the
law Amt We the devils
There is project OB foot to erect
new Presbyterian church in Nashville,
TO be known as the third Of that city.
Henry Webb, a negro sixteen years
old, was p4t Oft the train recently near
MurfresbOTO for non-paymeut Of fare,
and in return attempted to wreck the up
train by, bacing a number Of rails on the
track. He has been arrested and jailed
at MurfreesbOrO, to await trial.
The citizens of COIfee county held n
meeting at Manchester on Monday, and
passed resolutions inviting emigration to
their county, and pledging protection to
sll who may settle there.
"A man named Holt was killed at
Lynn Point, Gibson county, Tenn, last
week, by a Mr.. Montgomery, who was
in turn mortally wounded by comrade
Of Holt.
The Union and Dispatch OF the g2d
says There are in Nashville about eight
thousand houses. On an average each
house contains at least six Inhabitants,
which would MAKE our population forty
eight thousand. Some of these houses
contain over one hundred, besides there
are many shanties on back alleys and in
back yards not numbered. From these
figures our population cannot fall much
short of fifty thousand.
Fourteen hundred voters have thus
far registered In Davidso.. county.
Judge Hugh Smith has gone to MUIR
freesboro to hold the May term Of the
circuit court.
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NEW YoRK, May 2s.-The cahls re.
ports Of the Derby races say that over
go, 600 persons were present, snd that
there were i've races. Thirty horses ran
for the Derby stakes Of thirty thousand
dollars in gold. a.s - =. $50
The steamer Merrimae from Rio
Janeiro, arrived last evening. Among
the passengers was John Newland Maj
fit, formerly of the United States navy,
but more recently commander OF the
Confederate cruiser Florida. '....4f's
There is no news Of importance from
Paraguay. The cholera has appesred In
the allied camps, and also at Monte
veido. ~. - ss-...
The rebels in the Argentine republic
lave been routed. ss5 s-f.
Cholera has appeared in BueHos Ayres.
There is general censterHation among
the people, the deaths exceeding fifty q
day. Il, IA ss-I4t
A Troy special says the Fenians In
large numbers are about to invade
Canada. Thirty Thousand men are to
be concentrated on the border within 3
month. Commissairat is well served.
Large supplies OF army stores are al
ready warehoused near st. Albans.
NrEus DDcAl W SOAl1lA1hAQ @lAc CADCtAl-
ton. The Canadians ars preparing for
defense. John Morissey Is at Troy in
conference with the Fenians, and II is
believed he has been authorized to assure
them that the government will not in
terfere. s.-t.f =
Gen. Butler, in a card, repeats the
story about Booths diary and the whole
sale pardoning of deserters in West Vir-
ginia, by the president, for electioneer-
ing purposes, and says that the phrase
bottled up" was first used by him, IN
his official report to Gen. Grant.
A special says apetition for the pardon
Of Jefferson Davis is being circulated by
southern men in Washington, and il is
said that Mr.. Davis is no longer averse
to suing for elemency.
Surratt's trial will commence on Mon
day.
The union league club have notified
Horace Greeley that they intend to take
into consideration his action in beeom-
ing a bondsman for Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Greeley replied in this mornings
Tribune with a column and half of
defense.
MOBILE, May 23.-An order was issued
to-day by Gen. Pope, deposing the
present mayer and chief of police, and
Gustsvus Horton mayor and
Col. Simon chief of police.
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MISSISSIPPI ITEHE,

The Clarion Of the 22d says Fhe
state house on the day before was filled
by individuals Of both races, to hear the
address OF Bishop Campbell, coIored, on
the present political and social relations
Of whites and blacks in the south. He
spoke nearly two hours, was listened to
with earnest and respectful attention and
his councils TO his own people were wei
calculated, if followed, TO promote the
prosperity of the whole community.
On the evening Of the same day, a
public meeting in jackson was addressed
bv Hon. Amos r. johnson, Judge Vim.
Ferger and Mr.. Barksdale.
Fare on the Mississippi Central rail-
road has been reduced 10 six cents per
mile.
The Vicksburg theatsr is again
opsned, and Harry Mccarthy snd LOttie
Esteile are drawing crowded houses,
Much needed rain has been recently
experienced pretty generally throughout
Mississippi, as we see by the Columbus,
Aberdeen and Ripley papers.
-Twenty-three Of the Mississippi pa
pers now advocate reconstruction ON the
terms of the military BILL
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
CEMETERY
Is now aPoH
FOR IRTERMENTs

p urchase of Lots.
OFFICE-southwest corner OF linden and
~ DesOto streets Hours: . 10 10 am, and
from Y 10 3 nm. mhg0 n
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On this route Passenger go through 10
Louisville
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
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Trustees Sale
OF Real Estate in Gibson County, Tenn.
TO be Solo At Humboldt, Gibson tOBnTY,
Tenn, on the 2SIh daY or aay. 1857


D1 virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to "
~ A, Jones BY Wna- D. Fly, bearing date Ian
neeri 1850, Tor the purpose of securing
certain debts due by said VIM D Fly 10 ~ NJ
Apperson q Co. and which are therein sBeci-
ned, and by authority vested ia me as Triisisa
substituted BY decree OF the Common iay-
Court o. the city OF Memphis, entered I7rh
april, 1877, In the room OF Wm- A. Jones De-
ceased, viii, on the 18Th day Of May IsGT IN
'front.' OF the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County,
Tenn, between the hours Of ten o'eioek a. NJ
and Tour O'Clock pm, sell to the highest bid
der, certain tract Of land containing about
3Ss acres situated in Gioso1t County. and wing
about " miles northwest Of humboldt Tenn
being the sane tracs Sg parcel Of land con-
veyed % said Wa. u " ~ Joseph y. Ian
nun BY Deed registered IN fegister's Once OF
Gibson County, 70 which reference Is made for
more particular description
This sract Of land Wlll be subdiVided into
four lots. No. containing 90 acres. and known
as the Ell; Nos 2 and Containing 81 acres
each, lines running eaSl and west
TEAMS -Oue-half Cash, balance at 6 IaOu flle
the purchaser 70 execute note, bearing interest
frOm date, and secured by Deed OF 1rlst EN-
bracine the same terms as thai under yVhieb
am now acting.
The right Of redemption Is val ged and The
tittls believed 10 be good but I win convey
only such title as is in me We. Jed As Trustee
aFLi 1H J. u. O.tfItfI4tgN- T-rafas4
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Mail r, sin al pm. every day, stopping al
III 5tatfou. making connections for
ALL POINTS EAST, HRST AND NORTH.
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PERSONAL


Robert G. Winthrop is going TO
Europe in June.
Prince Alfred has returned from the
Paris exposition.
Commodore Wilkes is % manager OF
iron mines in North Carolina.
Professor Randall Hunt has been
made president of the University Of Lou
isiana.
The Boston Transcript denies that
Dickens has any notion Of coming to
this country.
-Eliiott's portrait Of the banker Cor
coran is puifed in the Washington papers,
Rev ]. H. Bromley, aged ninety
seven, has just resigned the vicarage Of
holy trinity, in Hull, Englsnd, after
holding il for seventy days.
Laura Keene is doing Rachel the
Reapern in Utica, with twenty odd
thousand dollars worth Of jewelry.
1t is reported that DR.. Anderson has
concluded to decline the presidency Of
Brown university and to retain his post
at Rochester.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERTCA, I
DISTRICT COURT OF rlsE USITED STATES,
DISTRICT % WEsT rENNEssEE.J
LIBEL Civil and Maritime.
Brlggs & Peterson Vs. Steamboat Rose Hsmbie-
ton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats, Tackle,
Apparel anu Furniture.
W HEREA5, Briggs z Peterson did, on the
w 10Th day Of May, ls67, file their libel, civil
and maritime insaiG Court against said steam
boat Rose Hambleton, her Engines, Machinery,
Boats, Tackle. Apparel and Furniture, for the
causes in said libel mentioned, and praYlag
the usual process and mOnition OF the Ooul
In That behalf; and having. nader the pro-
cess Of sa d Courl, seized said Steanlboat Rose
Hambleton, her Engjlss, Machinery, Boats,
Tackle, Apparel 2ll Furniture, aud now have
the sGI6a IL my custody. Nov, there
lare, in pursuance Of the process OF said
court, to nae directed, 1 do hereby give
public warning and nOdge 70 ali persons
having or pretending % nave any interest in
said property, tiat they be and appear
before the said court az the federal eoart
rpOm IN the city Of Memphis. Ga the nrst MOn-
day in July, 1851, and shew cause, il any they
have or know, why the said property sissall not
be condemned a. aforesaid.
This llth daE ef May, lsgs,
~ NJ II. JONES,
u. .. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn.
Hy ISAAC W. GRIFFIrH, Deputy y. >. ~
myl2 l4r
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between the hours of 10 am. and Ia m. the
following described real estate, tO-wits a eer-
tain lot or parcel OF land situate, lying and
being N the City Of Memphis, shelby county,
tennessee, known and designated a. that part
Of lot No. s, IN Block % on the southzide OF
Gay oso street between Main and Shelby street,
IS 81 own upon the Plan Of said CITY OF Mem
phis, heretofore conveyed By Topp Mccall to
Dudley Dunn, and containing about q feel ON
feet said lot lying on the eastsice Of tbs alley
between lots and in said block, aud being
near the % eiayoso Hotel /" in said city.
TERMS or SALE-On a credit OF SIX end
twelve mcnths. Notes with good security aud
lien retained til payment Of the purchase
AGGUsTON ALsTON, Clerk and Master.