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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21
Went Advsrtisetueuts.
WORLD MUTUAL L1FE1NSURANCE COMPANY, l7 Broadway, New York.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
 A, A. Low, ISAAC H Fsorn,xau.u SAMUEL WILLETs. GEORGE L. WILLARD, OLIVER GORDON. HENRY E. PIERREpoxr, D o CuiTrENDEN, GEORGE F. THoMAE,
 rETER CORNELL, JOHN HALsEY. .~->
 non +WA KELLY, EFFINGHAM TowEsEsD,
 WA D IIsDALE, THoNAs T. BUCKLEY, GIL. L BFEcKxas, HENRY A. Swnr Jos. sPRAaUE, o JAMES H.. PRENTICE, RUFUS K GRAVES, Fl. MEssExGER
 ALEX V. BLAKE, GEORGE L. NICHOLS, J AYES 5: NoYEs .. JoHN w. FRornINGHAM WM c. FOWLER, WILLIAM C.,~ur1pon. oAN t. CALDWELL, OLIVER 8. GARTER, NORMAN s. BENTLEY, LEWIS E. LonrR
 WM P PRENTICE, JOHN T. R. MAxws11 J: Ii. FRoTHISdHAa. EzRAP PRENTICE. lion STEPHS TABER, BEKJAMIs HIcKs.1z
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21
OFFICERS

OFFICERS 6EOhGEL. WILLARD, ...... President. U. ii. GOkDON, .Vice-President. C. w. FLYER. Secretary and Actuary. A. W. ROGERS, M D., Medical Examiner at
 Office. J. CRANE, M D., Consulting Physician,
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21

u: 1serNhsat, Rys. Barley, Corn. Oats, Potatoes, 11oaeeo' Baekwhsat, Sorghum. Turnips, Hops,
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21

da'as;n. JnA than IS years of regular use upon al Southern States, has given a hish J"nras "',' n popniaatS totaS <MkNuRa, wfiieh plsSes, it if
 apPi.cation, now, entirely beyond a mere ex
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-21

Especially recemmended 4to, ,the .cnwe,s of sTaAwasazrEs,A aaspszaRtrs Es1acknsrRnn1rs 1acknsrRn
 AND All. SMALL FRrrrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
'9a sho'o The rsy age and 5odvof ths TINS.

=
The Atlanta Opinion intiGatea that denaEa
Pope msy shortly Issue an order requiring i'll
rors in Georgia to take The test oath. In &c
cordance with Gen Pores order, the civil
officials in Georgia have notified the papers on
posed to reconstruction under the military BILL
Of the Withdrawal Of their patronage. Ofthir-
teen dai|ies in the State only four endorse the
Congressional programme. A. Il. Lamar. So
lictor general of Muscoeee county, has been
removed By Gen Pope. The Montgomery Adj
yertiser says Gen. Pope has removed all the
civil officers of Macon county, from probate
Judge down.
A personal difficulty occurred at Knoxville,
Tennessee, yesterday, OH the streef, between
Hon Horace Maynard and his defeated oppo-
rent for Congress, Col John Williams. They
had already had some trouble during the can
vass Both parties grappled ard damaged
each other considerably before they were
parted
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
rendered, through the Secretary Of State, 10
the Russian Commissioner for the transfer OF
the territory ceded to us in the Northwest the
free Inequalities o! their steamers to San
Francisco
Another section of the Union Pacific rail
way, eastern division, having teen completed,
the Secretary of the Treasury, yesterday, or
dered bond for 1884 900 to be issued to the
company
Yesterday at the Cathedral in Baltimore,
Capt. Bernard G. Cooper. Of the British Navy,
was married TO Mrs Bessie Perine, daughter
of the late Judge H. Collins Lee, OF Baltimore.
William H. Knapp, one Of the oldest tele-
eraphers in the country, and until recently
manager of the office at Newark, New jersey,
died in Florida on the 18th inst.
The rain yesterday was general througho
the Southern States, according to the accounts
by telegraph 1t rained ''heavily,' also, in
Philadelphia and Baltimore
One person out of every five in the New
England States dies Of consumption, while ii
Georgia only one out of thirtysix is victim o.
that disease.
10 Louisiana, South Carolina and some ulhel
Southern States, as far as heard from, Tho
blacks far outnumber the whites in registration
There are continued accounts Of the dcstruc
tiveness Of the cotton worm in Louisiana arc
the coast counties Of Texas.
The Pennsylvania Negro Equality Right:
League held twn enthusiasts sessions a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16
Tha Case of Judge Thomas.

The case Of Judge Henry ". Thomas,
charged With having violated the Civil
RIGHTS bill. in refusing 70 allow eo!orea To-
man to testify in his court, WAS "al''d mp IN
Rchuond on Wednesday
A motion was made by the District Attorney,
which was agreed 70 by the counsel iof eHe 10.
fence. thai the accused be released oI ms o""
recogpigance in the sum of s 900 Tor his ap'
pearance at the November term OF the court.
We give the indictment on which Judge
Thomas was arrested
The Tnied STATES Of AmcT7ad-Dlstrirt Of
Virginia, to wit
In the Circuit Court Of the United States OF
America in and for the District of Virginia,
fourth judicial circuit, at Richmond, May
term, 1866
The grand Jurors of the United States Of
America, in and for the body OF The District Of
Yirpinia. and now attending the said court
upon their oaths, present.
That Henry " Thomas, acting as judge OF
the Circuit Court Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia in and for the ninth judicial circuit,
on or about the 22d day Of May, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and SSty-slS.
| while holding az such Judge q term OF said
court At the county Of Alexandria, in the Dis
trict OF Virginia aforesaid, within the )urlsdlc-
ton Of this court, with force and arms did re-
| 1uye to allow Jaue Taylor who was at the time
= colored person of the African race and inhab-
liant Of the State of Virginia, and citizen OF
the county OF Alexandria in the District Of
virginia and within the jurisdiction Of this
court, cause to be subjected the said Jane
TavIor, an inhabitant of the said State OF Viz
ginia and citizen of the United States, and
who had right to give evidence IN the said
cause, to the deprivation Of the said right,
secured and protected by law, against the TO m
of the statute of the United States in such case
made and provided, and against the conStltu-
ton, government, peace and dignity OF the
said United States.
Formed on the testimony of Westcl Will
! loughby and B. Franklin Bigelow, witnesses
sworn and sent to the grand jury by the court.
II. HENNEssEY,
Assistant District Attorney.
On the back Of this Indictment il the follow
| ing endorsement:
United States VS.. Henry W. Thomas. a
true bill. VIM. r. Harrison, Foreman Filed
june 4th, 1866. VIM. H. Barry, Clerk
Bench warrant issued August Il, 1866. "
This would appear to be an important case
validity of the ''Civil Rights Bill" At the
time OF Judge Thomrs'- refusal to admit the
te 1imony OF Jane Taylor in his c0uft, there
was no statute in The Code OF Virginia ALLOW
ing colored people TO testify, but an express
prohibition against their being permitted to DO
%. The law making them competent witness
es in courts o! justice was passed subsequently,
And furthermore, there was no demand for the
admission Of the testimony OF this woman by
any person directly concerned in the leSuI OF
the case, but only by the Commonwealth tn 5
Attorney, and this as before stated, at time
when negro testimony was expressly prohibited.
The continuation of the case will come up at
the November term Of the court. --Rtchno""
! Examiner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

REMARKS-The market closes unsettled and
somewhat excited. Flour is very weak, and
the tendency is to further decline, choice
brands Of Family retailing at Sl@.7,3; Extra
held at Sll, by the dray load. Wheat is un
settled, but buyers are purchasing freely NJ the
decline. The MA ority OF the samples offered
are Of an interior quality and we note sales Of
common white At 1885, 49, TO and le5, and 10,
$50 and 1875 for red good red Z03, and good
white BIO There is al unusual amount of gar
lie and cookie in the wheat this season, the pre-
sence Of the former being II great drawback to
sales Corn is frmer and active, with sales OF
upwards Of 2lC0 bushels white and mixed at SO
and lC0, mostly at the latter figures. Oats are
in fir request, with sslos Of l4C0 bushels at C5W
&C. Small sales Of Rye al 10. Wool very
quiet, and prices unchanged. Sunsc in active
demand Butter unchanged, with fair en-
quiry for prime; common very abundant. Eggs
declined Bacon less firm, but We have no
change to note in quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

New YORK, August 15.-The market is cX-
cited and heavy. Money 4@5 per cent; gold
l4Ol@ l40s. The Government has sold about a
half million in gold. Foreign exchange dull,
and declined to 100g@l09l; Governments quiet
and steady; stocks closed quiet and generally
unchanped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16
TNERTILIZERS
HJOF & WEDDEKBURL.
sC.zoo-.-.- ['o-r-l-

tUOF & WEDDEKBUR-',
(Surces<ors to Fowls & Ca.
N. >, FRINcE STREET, AIENAEDRIA, v.
Offer for sale their usnsl ial! supply oil
No ! Peruvian Guan0
Fowlc & Co's. Celebrated Sol rhosPhs'.,
Peruvian Gueno.
Bone Dust.
Fish and Guano C"nP"st.
I4oii Manufacturing Cos. Poudrclt>.
Amraoniated Alkaline Phosphate.
Turner'S Excelsior
Raugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Plaster. Lump and Ground, and aIl Other d
scription If Fertilizer. known in the marie:
all warranted to be what they are ropre5enje,
Orders FLIED with dispatch, and at the love-.
market rates, for cash. ~ &-Z@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

NUANO.-R REEDS AMMONLATED st.
VI PERPHOSPHATE OF LINE.-Ihs 0..'
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, Pc"
seSsing all the activity Of Peruvian GuAno, d.
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains large amount Of ANNA! mH"'.
in highly concentrated FORM which, coUloI-s,,
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, c:nE@I
fail to render it very VA liable rs tortIlzsS
Notwithstanding. we, believe II to be tAo w.. y,.
super-phosphate in the market, yet BY 3 Pr
cess peculinr in its manufacture, whereby ~
expenses arc lessoned, We are enabled to 81. "
very low, with a liberal discount 10 dealer
Nj ELDRIDGE s. CO., Sole Agents,
No. 4, South Whar'e
oct Att A!eGaudTlh' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

GOLD.
NhW YORK, August Il. told friday, l4O3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

There have been no changes calling for spe.
cial notice in the New York dry goods market
during the last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

The British Reform bill has passed both
houses Of Parliament, received Il eroyal assent,
and is now q law. This bill extends consider
ably the elective franchise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

Leonard Scott & Co. have republished the
July number of the Edinburgh Review. Con-
teDt4: Early administration Of George III;
Agriculture and Prices in England; Ferrier' 3
philosophical remains; the Council Of Constan-
tinople; Indian Costumes and textile fabrics;
Life and speeches of Lord Plu1kd; Wine and
the Wine trade; Josiah Wedewood, Burton 8
History of Scotland; the Military Institutions
Of France A very able series OF papers on i'm
pertant subjects, Robert Bell. agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16
LUMBER DEALERS.

NEW FLOUR ,,,..,- ract;,''
~ Silver Spring Extra Flour ITTBS
and for sale b. au 81 J. {, h1LDO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

a r .lTr g Cnn,ul IT Vera
Cruz states that Santa Ana. with his vile;
COL Vidal, and Rivas, the father-ln-Iaw OF
Santa Ana, arrived at that place on the 5oln
ult, from Campeachy, having been brought
there in Mexican schooner, with orders TO
confne them, in separate rooms in the castle
of San J uan de Ulloa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

The National lntelligeucer says: 'We have
authority for saying that the statement, alleg-
ed to have been made by Gen. Sheridan in
dispatch to the military authorities here, that
Gen. Rousseau advised the rebel citizens at
New Orleans, not to accept SheridaD's con-
struction Of the reconstruction act, is wholly
without foundation-as is j. ousp the iosinus
ton that his demeanor w,s in anv manner in
any one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16

Newmarket, in Middlesex county, New Jcr-
sey. the scene Of the late Coriell tragedy, was,
on Monday night last the scene OF another
horrible affair, which promises TO result III the
death of an old man named John Harris aged
II years. The old man was stabbed by his
son-in-laR named Roantree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-16
FERTILIZERS. &c

/::.i:- Can and examine specimens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08

BOARD WANTED, BY A GENTLE
ID MAN and WIFE In private family where
there ara no other boarders LOG alton, shockoe
Hill. convenient TO Fourteenth street. Terms
aps-at. Box 1869 po.t-otice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08

CIVIL OFFICERS MUST NOT "TALK 70
LITICs."-Gcneral PORE announces II
general orders that although he expects tt
allow the civil officers in his district to re-
main in their offices until their terms o.
office expire, yet it is to be clearly under.
stood that the civil officers thus retained
in Office shall confine themselves strictly
to the performance Of their official duties
and whilst holding their offices they shall
not use any influence whatever to deter OF
dissuade the people from taking an active
part in reconstructing their State govern
ments under the act of Congress to pro.
vide for the more efficient government Of
the rebel States, and the act supplement,
tary thereto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08

COO WARD.-Lost, a GOLD
CLO RING, with a diamond set. VIII pay a
satisfactory reward TO any person who may have
found II by leaving II al this office. ap5-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08

Backbone Photographed from the "Scal,
pei" BY EDWARD ii. Dixon, NJ. D.,
author of Scenes in the Practice of a
New York Surgeon" New York: R.
NJ. De WITT, publisher, No. Is Frankfort
street.
One of the most readable books, if al
accounts be true, with which the public
has been favored this season. The medi.
cal profession will enjoy its contents. Fol
sale by L. l.. SMITH, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
BY 8. A. J. Clopton,
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer, No. q Twelfth
street. near Franklin.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
MAYO, FOX SALE AT AGcTIoN viii be sold
on the premises, on MONDAY the sth OF April,
1887, at / O'Clock p. NJ, In the order advertised,
the following property-vz: Commencing with
tha beautiful LOT corner OF Osborne turnpike, or
seventh and Louisiana street, fronting on the
arst-named 100 and on the last-named street o63
Next, will be sold the LOT corner Of Orleans and
Eighth streets, fronting on the hrst Zes ieet run
ming back with the last named street 100 feet
Also, THREE LOTS, corner OF penny street ana
Williamsburg avenue, fronting ABOUT ioo feet on
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together rs feet on
Seventh street running back Ia feet.
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Sixth street, running back loo feet.
Al.o, FOUR LOTS, fronting together so feet on
Sixth street running back 81 feet to an alley.
Also, TWO LOTS with large FRAME STABLE,
now in the occupancy of Mr.; Henry Nolte as a
cooper chop, and fronting aofeet on Skin street
running back 100 feet 10 wide alley.
Also. TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Fifth street, running back 100 feet.
Also ONE LOT IN rear OF the last. fronting So
feet on Fourth street, running back 100 feet:
Also the LAR g THREE-STORf N
DWELLING with LOT. fronting 30 feet on Ntchol-
son street running back with Pace street ESQ teet
TO Denny street on which is also front OF 30 leet
The foregoing property Is Justly regarded d.
amongst the most valuable In the suburos l9r
stores and dwellings, being lately incorporates
convenient to the shipping. 10 the various dlstlls
ries. breweries brickyards, sugar refinery, and
many other works now In operation. =,
TERMS: Accommodating. and made known al
the hour OF sale. b. d. j. oL'I loN,
ap3 huStioicoi'
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,ruE,R REASON MEN

r&H HEAR REASON IS TIRE TINE y
THE DEFENCEs when garrison apprehsnds
an attack from IA outside enemy, what does II 90
II STRENGTHENS THIS pFFEscss. The human sys-
tenn at this period OF the year Is belesgroroi pF
morbid Influences. Tho atmosphere IS full II
them. Every change Of weather lays tho feenle
open TO their attacks Whats 10 be done In order
70 battle these unseen but ever active foes
STRENGTHEN THE pyprscgs. Do you ask how
The answer is simplo-the means within the reach
of all Reinforce the vital organs and fo ner-
7ous system with HosTETTEk's BlTTEss. Tone
tn stoma ch, regulate the bowels rouse mo slug
gish liver cheer the spirits enrich and n1i'y The
vital current with HoSTETTER'S BlTTERs.
That's the way to sTsBEfTHEy THE OFFENCES
and render the capital OF health impregnsaie II
Won wish to escape bilious headache, intermittent
fever, indigestion and nervous yisitatons-to en-
ioy, in all its pieniuds, the blessing of " sound
mind in sound body" use this Incompatible
preventive and restorative. preserves health in
the healthy, and renews it in the weak and ailiag.
ap 3-eodcw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
DIED,

On the 7th instant MARY ZIMMERMAN, wife OF
James W. Allison, and daughter OF the late
Reuben Zimmerman, OF Alexandria, Va.
The funeral will take place from Broad stree
Methodist Episcopal church THIS Monday AZ
NOON at4 o'clock. The friends of the family are
invited TO attend.
Baltimore, Washington, and Alexandria papers
please copy.
on Yesterday, April 7th, LOTTIE LEE, infant
child Of lanes b and Julia A. Winston
Her funeral will take place at o CLOCK THIS
AFTERNOON from the residence of her parents,
No eos Ninth street, north of Leigh. The friends
of the family are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF

VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF
Y ABOUT SEVENTY. FIVE acres, ON THE
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Road; TWO NILES y N0RT I'll OF RiG eGs }SR
HOUSE For SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Under an or
der Of the County Court Of Henreo made on cine the
way and CoIquitt, we shall, at the request OF the
Commissioner. rent out at auctton, on ne ne pre-,
O'Clock the very neat and attractive FARM located
as above. on which the late DR.. John + Slnton re.
sided at the time OF his death, adjoining the farms
of Messrs. Thomas Johnston and John I. Ballard
Nearly all the corn land has been fallowed, and
the place is In excellent order. The improvements
on IL are new and well arranged for the comfort
able accommodation of a moderate. sized family
After the rental Of the farm, the CONTENTS oil
the LARGE ICB-HOUSE will be sold
TERMS For the rent. quarterly, on the LIST day
OF July, LIST OF october, and 3lst OF December
1857 Tor the Ice In two equal payments at three
and five months, for negotiable not's with ap
proved endorsers w GODDlN, Commissioner
p s-We should be pleased 10 negotiat for the
rental of the farm before the day fixed for It's puo'
aps HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
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1pECIAt NOTICES.

rurcREAT EAsTERN.-we feel posi-
patrons will be pleased to hear
GOOD fortune. Having been Informed that
tho celebrated steamer Great Eastern was ABOUT
being sent to New York for the purpose Oh convey
Tn :. orsa, pond !" visitors to the Paris
Exhibition. we telegraphed to the agent, and sue
essded In ehartering the vessel.
Tho Grsat Eastern will leave Liverpool about
,bs Is, OF May loaded exclusively with goods Tor
" onr house, Said goods have been selected TOT
m by our European az ents-Queen Victoria, Napo-
leon, Head Centre Stephens, the British Lion,
London Punch, and others.
The Great Eastern will land at the " creek" a
few doors above our store, and will be exhibited
to our patrons gratis.
Until the arrival Of the Great Eastern all our
SPRING GOODS will be forwarded through the
Atlantic cable or by balloon. The first install
ment came in yesterday, and is now ready for in
spection. Come prepared to find GOODS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY. LEVY BROTHERS,
ap4 No. Is Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
1,o TuELoyERs OF GOOD TEA

| Just received at J. n. AETHuNY'S TEA
STORE I'll Main streot another lot Of that superior
GUNP0WDER, JAPAN Els L, and ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEA which has given such universal
satisfaction 10 all those families tn have used L.
A. will be absent from Tho city for eight or ten
DAYS and as NY customers will ind 1t as dihic ut
to get good tea a. they did 10 get good water when
hem to call and supply themselves by Monday
mig hit the sth instant. J. ANTHONY,
sps ak doors above the Spotswood Hotel.
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Auction sAI,Es-THIs DAY.

By Sampson Jones. Jr.. b Co.. .vv.
Auetionssrs and Commission hercnsns,
teenth street, between Main anu o'
WE WILL OFFER AT AuCLion,'
w a, our store on MONDAY tho stn ins. anni
commencing ut half-past 10 CLOCK =.
''0e dsRSo e
WINES,
n which the attention OF the trade i. invited.
" SAMPSON JONES. ia, CO.,
az Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
By Harrison. Goddln Il Apperson, Aueuoneer''
Rankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEF'S s A l. + OF LEASE
HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE ~ PEARL
RgTWREH MAIN AND CARY STREETS, ~
AUCTION BY virtue Of a dead - trus! executed
70 the subscriber a. trGHtes by william II. Ala T.
tica. dated 10th March, l'td, duly recorded m
Richmond Hastings court, ] htll. In execution
thereof proceed to sell at pnhic anc ION On lh-
ursmise, on FRIDAY tho 18th OF APril, f6.t a. =
O'clock NJ, that large and valuable bhl' n
BuILnISG with iron front, now In the "ccut ahsF
Of Messrs Bowman & strupck. ltfront- - igrt III
Pearl street and runs back about 100 feet virginia
street The bnilting thereon Is three stories .~h
huiIt of thu best materials, and In a workman ss
manner II viii be sold subject To the terms ot Use
lease under which II i. reid. -,,....
Also Immediately afterwards. Will De '"#l Lh
o,ber BRICK TESENENT. No w. with iron i"p
now occupiad BY Mesrrs. Hill ~, no. ~
ga feet on Pearl street, running back 400 1-'
feet 10 said Virginia street and also Suhl~e'
terms of the lease under which II Is held.
The foregoing real estate l. located ~ bl.la1.'
norton Of the CITY, an II not only very NAahs'''
bur il very conveniently arranged the Iat = tgr.
mant having on the hr-t door FalrbaH ~ EA,-a.
pIatform scales, and hosting machines ToiiA Ai
rear. ,-,---.., 49, t.t,
twaIve nfteen, and eighteen mouths Tor h"s"lA.
HE notes with interest added, secured oy 'fa's
deed The taxes and insurance Tor tbls year \" N'
pS am S' '"' X. x. HOwISON, Tr1.,ea.