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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08

Registration has been completed at Morriss-
vile, Warrenton, and The Plains, in Fauquier
La these three districts, the whites have a
majority Of 2S4 The registration will he com.
pleted in the other districts OF the county this
week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08

Mr., Edward NJ Spilman delivered most
excellent address to the cslored people at War
zenton on Thursday, Mr., j. T. Brooke, also.
made some interesting remarks on the same
occasion. The audience was not large because,
the Warrenton Index says, the aolored people
were advised By their new aud peculiar friends,
not to be present Nevertheless those who
did come received corIect information, and the
best advice from those who, iii reality, are
their tri,es friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08

Accounts continue 10 come from the Plans
Of Indian hostilities and outIages.
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Wheat.
Stea,1or Hi. livingston, I.awlcr, Curionran,
to iicoe Il WeddarDurn.
Steamer kcMneh"c, Wilson, Baltimore. g. J..
Brolers & Go.
Strarner New York, Philadelphia, to NJ FL
bridge IL Co.
VIRGINIA, TO wit At rules held in The
= Clcr.;,s Office Of the Circuit Court for Stat
ford colnty. cn Moncay, July 1st. 1867, Ann
NJ. FitZhugh, compIuinant against William
Boutwell, and wife, Charles Clement and Wiie,and
Henry Clifford and wife, ,lcfendants
The object OF this suit is to subject the 1rkcn-
dale estate, &c, &c, in Stafford county, to the
payment OF II debt due - plaintiff Of :53l, 325
with interest thereon from the 9TH day OF Sep
tcmbcr, 1859, until paid; and it Appearing biH;
affidavit tiled that the said William BouWeI!
and Abbcc Elizabeth, his wife, Charles Glenn
ent and Harriet Clement, his wife, and Henry
Clifford and Mary Clifford, his wife, are non
residents Of this State it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month from the due
publication Of this order, and do what is ncces-
Sary to protect their interests in the premises.
4 copy--Tc>!c JAMES L. TOWSON,
Clerk Circuit Court Stafford county
t. &. Taylor p O. jy 6-lawlw
nj OTICE.-The partnership which existed
name Of CAZENOVE s. co, having been dis
solved 10y mutual consent, all persons indebted
to said firm are requested TO make earl pay
ment to w G. CAINNOYE, who is authorized
to close lis business, as i,trther dctaV cn10t br
gtrg3. W. G. CAZhNOVE.
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RECEIPTS 81 PRODUCE Ei kA1LktAu.
ORAHGE : AIFxA27DEIA. Tho receipts -!
Grain. 81, ~ this road, ior The WaeE ending
Saturday, July 6, were sc follows. lha:r re
turns ID not include nlanT articles, which III
tha aprTeGntc amount: 10 considerable. lhi=
being he season for Aal est and securing crops
business generally IS very Neht. and mn} con
time 50 for ;, month -r more, alter which sc
mgy look forward II al increase, which hope
may prove pGTraIt1.! ;fsd prnlttabr to AL "ii-
gagged. llJ. bushels Corn; ia Oats: y. Eyc
~ la > seed; bbs Flour - boxes Tobacco, y
bbla Egg, Dbl and : iTl;ina Lard ~ Grt ~
ButteI; 81 sacks ~ COL 25U ID Dried Fruit, j.
bhl7 Potntoc.: =. hbls Apples; 2tQJ Spokos; ItI'N'
feet Lumber; 3 tons old Iron; tons EaryteS, .
cords Bark, and 4 c9rs loaded with Cattle and
Sheep. Frrigh sent forward Hln"ihts - >S2
tons.
MANASSAS GAr.--'rhc receipts Of freight OYER
| this road, for the week ending .|nIy 9Th, were
very slight in consequence Of the reasons ~.
signed for The light freights IN the Orange and
y lex qndri4 ktilr0ad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08

\ black man recently committed dreadful
outrage upon a little white girl, at LeeSville,
ia Campbell county, Va. The father of the
child, Immediately, instead Of killing the vii
lain. gave bin severe punishment with a
stick The fellow actually went to Lyhchburg,
and lodged a complaint at the Freedmen Blu
reau against the father for heating him" !!
Fortunately, information Of the real offence by
this time reached Lynchburg, and Gen. Will
cox at once directed the arrest of the tiend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-08

FoREleN News. The Fourth Of JulS, was
| celebrated in all the European capitals by the
resident and visiting Americans. Minister
Adams has succeeded in securing the relea Sc of
Gordon, one of the Fenian prisoners The re-
port that Napoleon contemplates an immeo late
reduction Of the French army is again rep, cat
ed. The King OF Egypt has arrived in ]. on
don The Austrian Government vii! send a
tieet to Vera Cruz to demand the remains of
MACMILLAN.
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- f. +. d L r. r. - !
AUGUSTUS WALL, WhvI.aslo ami Retail
Dealer III FEED, has now or hand line stock
Of HAY, GRAIN, %rkA W, and general as
sortrncnt Of Mll.i. FEED, which be will sell
II The lowest market rate for cash
Feed dolly. red tres Of ,harga
No g. south Columbus street, l.etYrrt:n King
and Prince. my lin
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nj OTICE.-The partnership which existed
~ between The undersigned, under the firm
name Of CAZENOYE s. co, having been dis
solved 10y mutual consent, all persons indebted
to said firm are requested TO make early pay
ment to w C. CAIENOFE, who is authorized
to close lis business, as j,t,thsr deIaV cannot br
glreH. ". q. CALhNOVE.
iy S-lw CASSIUS +. LEE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03
The City Debt.

There has been considerable chxiety with
regard to the effect IN City stocks and bills Of
any possible action on the part of the military
authorities in relation to the government Of the
City.
Judging by the conduct of General CANDY,
in supporting the credit of the State, by ap'
proving the acts providing for the issue Of
State bills receivable, there is little reason to
fear that he will do, or permit to be done, any
thing that would dcpreciate the City finances
or impair in any way the value of its legal
debt.
Charleston City stocks should be safe and
profitable investment, and it is not believed
that the military authorities will adopt any
measure that will throw the least suspicion OF
doubt upon them. Every house and every foot
of land in Charleston is responsible for the
City debt,-a debt that will most certainly be
paid in full, whatever may be the fate of the
debt of the United States.
Resides this, retrenchment has been begun.
The expenses of the City will now be kept down
to the lowest point; expenditures will be bal
anced by receipts; and the City Treasury may
be expected to be able, once more, to meet the
demands upon it.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03

last there was dozen criers, Offering something
like 5000 900 worth Of property, without exciting
much attention. The sales Of the whole day hard
" amounted t. $4,000. At this tine last year,
from n quarter to third OF million were fire.
quently disposed OF.
Tho stupid conduct of the young King of Ba-
varia is said to be due in grea part to the stupid
,tv of his father, who educated him like martinez
He allowed him only ono mutton chop for break
! fast. The first order the young King gave after
his fathers DEATH was ''Two chops for breakfast
l am master here, nov." He had never been TO
the theatre. The first night he visited an opera
house, Wagners ''Tannhauser was played. lie
vas SO delighted he thought Wagner a demiSod'
This is the origin OF his passion for Wagner.
-Weston's arrival at Chicago, safely and ION
time" on Thursday morning, has put an END TO
great deal of unpleasant suspense. "estons 1ea'
of walking 1871 miles in twenty-six walking Gays
is probably unparalleled. He wins by his success
fonr-tentbs of the stake Of $4,000, or $4,000 the
ro,,ainder beins forfeited by his not having sue
coodod in walking one hundred miles in twenty
sonr hours. It is reported that Weston, who will
remain n Chicago about two weeks, will during
that time mako an attempt to walk the hundred
miles in twcnty-four hours on the Chicago Race
Course, known as the Dexter Park.
-Maxlmilian's estate in Europe is giving trouble
to his executors. His chateaus at Miramar ant
Lacrome are estimated at about 81, 500 0CO, but In
stead CT yielding any profit they cost sSO,OOO te
keep them up, besides being mortgaged for siOO,
OOO. There is some difficulty about his debt a
Trieste, which amounts to more than sl,OOO,OOO
The Belgian executors, in the interest OF their Sis
ters, wish these debts to be paid by Austria, OF
the ground that they were contracted in the public
service, This is contested by ths Austrian impe
rial family. The unfortunate Princess Cariotta' /
Is said, would willingly pay her husbands debts
from her private purse il she was in state to au
thorizs such measure, but her insanity pro
| vents il,
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No Trade Diverted from Charleston.

There was never greater triumph OF de-
liberate and well considered policy than is
made known by the report OF o committee OF
stockholders Of the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad published in our issue of yester-
day. The committee say that in consequence
of the "adverse interest" that meets this line
at Kngsville, the whole line from New York is
blocked up, and cannot be opened to Augusta,
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, and Mobile un-
less some Charleston interest is conciliated or
some concession made by other parties to Char
lotte. This adverse interest" is the CHARLES
ton interest" as represented by the South Caro-
lima Railroad, and the 'blocking up" vas the
determination of that company not to allow
any freight which belonged to this city to be
diverted by any adverse interest" to any other
port. The committee say, elso, that the South
Carolina Railway Company is averse to having
fast freight line over its Columbia branch
from Kingsville to Augusta, and that, in conse-
ouence,-while cotton is being taken from At
lanta to New York, by railway and steamers,
via Lynchburg and Norfolk, distance of some
sixty miles greater than it is by way of Will
mington to the same point,-this Wilmington
and Manchester line cannot carry bale.
The committee do not say that the South
Carolina Road blocked the route via Kingsyille
because to keep it open would have been to do
an injury 10 Charleston; nor does it say that,
while the Wilmington route could not get
single bale of cotton from the South and West,
Charleston was receiving tens Of thousands OF
bales from Montgomery, Mobile, and the inte-
rior of Georgia. The South Carolina Road re-
solved to carry cotton By Charleston to New
York at the same rate at which it could be car
ried By any other route. If connecting road
would not reduce rates and take its fair proper
tion of the whole rate, then that connecting
road received what it demanded, and the South
Carolina Road suffered the loss. The company
had one grand policy, and that was 10 bring cot
ton to Charleston. They were determined that
cotton should come, whether the profit to them
was great or small, and they have succeeded
il this aim. Charleston received more cotton
that could at the moment be Carried away,
and, were it not for the expected repeal of the
tax, cotton would now be coming in at the rate
of three thousand bales a day A network of
agencies has been cast oyel the country, trade
has been returning to its Old channels and
other places than Wilmington may we'll com
plain of what they call adverse interests"
but which arc. to US, salvation in tine present
and prosperity in the future
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03
The Work Before Congress.

Congress assembled for the regular session
1t noon yesterday. The extraordinary session
which closed last week has been complete
fzzle 1t accomplished absolutely nothing
and was marked by not a single feature OF In
terest, if we except the report of the Judiciary
Committee on the impeachment of the Presi-
dent. But for the session which has now De-
gun, there will be plenty of work-and work
of kind that will give trouble to the dominant
party. The financial question looms up IN va
rious phases and in threatening proportions
Taxes arc to be equalized. The currency is to
be tinkered. New funding loans, to run thirty
or fifty years, are projected 1t is proposed to
tax Government bonds one per cent. The pol
icy of steady contraction has hosts of enemies
as well as friends, and will not be allowed to
triumph without q struggle. The repeal of the
cotton tax is concession that must be yielded
to the great Northwest; but it will arouse
terrible olamor for similar treatment Of other
interests. And last, but not least, the whole
Reconstruction scheme will come up for tho
rough overhauling Thus the Radicals are
likely to have their hands full, and the next
few months will be for them indeed "winter
of disccntent."
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY. |

OrTlSE4 VI TREASURY,
January 3, 1861
| sICeiIC NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDtlt
lie following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
yrl.lIyery from this 0lice. s. THOMAS,
C.ty Treasurer.
SEC. !. BE it Ordained BY he Rayor and hldeymen,n "a
Ciy Council assembled That from and alter tie first day
January licenses snail Dc taken for I'LL CARTS dr
and WAGONS, 'scd ior private and domestic purposes,
the sae and according to the same provisions
Vi force IL relation CARTS Trays and wagons lcl
driven Tor hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon snail be provided with bad CO.
tainns ;ne number thereof, and marked Pirate 10
PLACED on thu outside o! tue shat.
SEC. q No person shall be taken by The Treasurer
surety any bond under tue Ordinance concerning
for CARTS drays wagons and other carriages
less lie or she be q 1reeholder
s. The following shall hereafter be The rates oI
licenses for public and private carts draws wagons Hc
iYcluding the horses or mules used thereof which
&c tree IRON other TAXATION:
lUBLIc CARTS, pRAYs, ETC, TuosE Ea7LcTED AM
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn b. horse ol
niule, 80.
For every cart, dray wagon drawn by two hor.esor
mules, $50.
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40
For every I..,s and carriage with four wheels $40.
For every 3t:.oo or Omnibus except line omuibua
with t-;o horses, sJU
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibual
drawn By tour horses, $50.
For every truck drawn pY two or more horses mule
$50
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
CT mules. $50.
BREAD eAsIa AND PRIVATE CARTS DhAzs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, s5.
For every cart dray wagon used for private do.
uestic purposes end not to be employed IN the trans
porting OF goods, wares, merchandise. lumber or any
o,ner commodity, Tor compensation, either directly
indirectly or the sane shal pay for license the oi
IS, exclusive OF tae horse OF mula.
Raufed IN City Council thia i6h day of January
L. 81 III year OF our Lori oe thousand eight hun,
dred and sixty.slx.
By the Mayor. P. c. GAILLARD, Mayor
JanuaIyS N. d. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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FIRE LOAN.
N NSINLs AOlhIss
MAYCRAITY OLE CHARLESTON ]

CITY HALL, November J, 1866 !
4 IL PL LRoONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
"a Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the City
der "An Act OF 'he General Assembly, giving authority
ter OF Fire Lori. with view TO aid i'll building up tr
City aEew" arc hereby notified that the form OF apI.
cation for loalls c be oItned office OF the Clerk
OF Council, between the hours OF y \. NJ aud z. al.
all applications must DcS Il Ill the above mention Il
office, the Committee Will ,-att every Monday to cor
slider the same.
BIZ order Of Tie Mayor ". II, SMITH,
Eovenberlh C1crk oil Codpc.
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Am ORDNANCE


10 REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS Pro.
DUCTS, AND OTHER NFLAMAApLE OILS.
SEC Be II ordained by the Mayor AMI Aldermen, IN
City Council assembled That from and after the 18th day
OF June next it shall not be lawful keep Petroleum.
Kerosene hoc3 Oil Benzine Benzole, or any oler IN.
Uanmab,e oil oils storage for sale in any cellar
store building south OF Limo street, in larger lun
thy than Iily galions any lot premises, and
any such quantity so Kept OF storcd shall be contained IL
vessels of or other metal.
SEC That Petroleum, its products, or any other in.
lam!nabic oil oils when brought into the city 10y land
OF water may be Kept on any 10. or III any building III
which cotton is stored, for period not exccedn
tyentyour hours, u3cn the expiration of which TINT 1t
shall he removed and kept in the required by
tho foregoing section.
SEC j. ANY person or persons violating any part oi
the Ordinance shall be subject TO line OF two hunGlcd
dollars each offence, recoverable il any Court CT cont
pe,ent Jurisdiction.
Ganued III City council this twenty0rst day Of May IL
the year Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixsy-seyen.
fL.s.l P. c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
". u. SMITH Clerk OF Council. June
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an ORDTN.yCE
90 REGULATE TIE pREpa1Na OF pocKs.

hereas The best interests the city, we'll the
convenience OF the shipping visiting tho port, demand
that the channel OF Cooper River be Kept open with suh
cicnt depth oil water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction:
Be Il ordained, That in future all mud removed from
cuy o. the city docks by dredgc machines otherwise
shall be removed one hundred and fifty iathoms from
the end OF the dock.
The hrbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which he is required strictly to enforce
and report Tor prosecution all violations of the
which shall subject the party Offending to fine not
offence.
Ranned in CITY Council this eight lay OF October in The
year OF our Lord one thousa Il eight hundred and
sixty-seVen.
[LS.l P. c. GAlLLARD, Mayor.
w II. SMITH Clerk Of Council. October Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03

SHOULD South CAROLINA refuse to hold q
Convention, she will not be alone in her decis-
ion. We see by our exchanges that in Arkansas
and Mississippi like result is more than pro-
bable. In Arkansas the returns indicate that
not more than one-fourth of the registered
votes have been polled, whilst in Mississippi
the number is somewhat larger. This is cheer
inc news
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03

GREELEY or STEvENs.--The Tribune notices old
Thad's late letter quoting Mr.. John Law on the f.
Races, and pays the following backhanded c. T.
piment to "tbe great cor,moaer:"
1--WE only copy this bad old mans exhibition Of his
own rascality in order to warn the champions Of
Public Faith that We mus. return to specie pay
ments, and that immediately. He who proposes
to ingsr and daily by the way is playing right in
to the hands Of the gepudiators."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03
CITY ADvERTlSEM ENTS.
TO JUNK-SHOP KEEPERS

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
DECEMBER 2, 1867.
TTNHE JUNK SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOWING
4 persons have expired. They are hereby notified to
amply ut this Oflce mme edately and renow the same
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and st. Philipstreets.
NJ. REYNOLDS, No. 8 Bedon's Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. 70 Calhoun-street.
EDMUND WALLACE Nc. "a Washington-street.
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring-stroet.
JOHN LEAHY, No. 2li Comng-street.
MARY IIAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanover-streets
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannon-strcets.
p MaNION, No. 57 state-sireet
JOHN HENNY. No. 46 Qucen-street.
JAMES BARRY, No. ~ Whari-strcet
D. CONROY. No. 80 ST. PhliIp-street.
p. DORAN, No. ~ EIchange-street.
P. PINKCsSOHN, No. IS East bay.
W. 81. SMITH,
December Clerk OF Council
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CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF He CITY ASsESSOR,l
CITY HALL December l, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL COMBINED
N tnat the Monthly Returns ior the Month Of No
venber past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ra
Aed on tGo 2sh day OF December 1Se6, must be made
On or before the 10th instant.
JOHN Il. HONOUR,
December 10 City Assessor
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OOPARTNERSM
EOTCE.

TUE copARTNERsuIp HERETOFORE ExJsTI> G
L between \. FEHRENBACH aud D. SCHUk IN.
der the Arm OF TEdRENBACa i SCIC3, 3 ,his day
dissolved by mutu i Goa ept.
Mr. 3. D. oCHUR iakes the sssets ana ezsunes the
liabilities and alone entitled to use the patnerhi2
name iu iQudation. \. fEHhSNlSACA'
November !, 1851 q. ", SChCR.
nbara
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NEW BOOKS.

PAYNE'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
A NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY w. PAINE, NJ d.
Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF Medicine aud
Pathology in the Philadelphia University OF Medicine
and Surgery author OF Paine's Practice Of Surgery;
work Obstetrics and Materia Medica, author OF New
school Remedies; Epitome Of Eberie's Prnctce OF
tory of Medicine; Editor OF University Medical and Sur
g:cil Journal &c. &C. 1t royal octave OF 960 pages
and contains full description of all diseases known In
medicine and surgery, including those Of women and
children together with their pathology and treatment by
all The and improved methods Price ST. postage 80
cents.
Address the author, No. 9sa ARCH STREET, Philadel.
phi1, Pa.
ALSO. NEW WORK,
Euttlcd New School Medicines, which IS the only work
ever published upon Matera Medica embracing all the
Eclectic, Homo athc, ana Botanic Rema madleg, with
full regular Materia Medca Prce s5; postage tree.
Address as above.
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ye,TICl.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., May A, 1867
HEE REGULAR INSPECTION OF TIE LOTS ANIL
[ Enclosures vaults, &c., will commence on Monday
nIt, Ct inst Owners and occupants hereby required
at their premises are i'll good condition and that
i'll nth and garbage is removed required by ord.
uauce. Other inspections will follow.
By order OF Mayor GAILLARD.
C. d. SIGWALD.
Chief OF Police
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BlAR DIN C +.

DOARDING.-EXCEEL DOiKE CAN
I'D be Obtained at reasonable rates. by applying ut No.
Asa KING STREET door above Hudson street, near
the Citadel. Ihe Street Cars lass the door every ten
minutes. 3lno OCTOBER z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-03

OLOOP FOR sALE.-THE sLooP "BIRo."
= with all her eppurtenances in complete order, -
tons burden, will cary ten l0 cords Oak wood or eoJ
bushels Rough Rice Can be Peters ship lard.
JUS North Bennetts MILL Apply there, to Captain
stephen Denaro, OF to GAILLARD d MINOrI,
December mtuths4 NO. % Adger's Wharf,
EOR SALE.-A CYLINDER PRESS, IN
N good order with all the necessary Material for
DAILY and Weekly Newspaper, with Type, &c, for Job
Utiice. All i'll gooI coudiuou. Apply to JONES
JOHNSTON, Chariotte. n. Z. November ~
CEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON AND
y RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPER
IL of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD l. hIATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad street.
NJvembers Smos