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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17

nRICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COMniO-
b DIoUs BRICK STABLE. with accommodations
for horses and vehicles can be htrod applied ior
For particulars appy on promises, NO. os ChUnGa
STREET, west sde near Tradd April II
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.

Hm5 ls HAVANA. Aug. 81

HAVANA, Aug. j., 4
via LAKE Cry, Fla, Aug. "a. &
The customs regulations at this port are to
be rigdly enforced and not the slightest deyia-
tion from the schedule of the new tariff will
be permitted .tt .I ff9 ~ ~
The mortality at the Coolie depots is very
great.
An investigation of the financial condition
OF the Grocers Bank has been held, 1t is re-
ported that the bank will soon be forced into
liquidation. aosL1 ~ i--''o
Difficulties are expected to arise when the
new taxes are collected. The rate of exchange
Is high and the outflow of specie is very large
a Spanish steamer from Cadiz arrived to-
day. She brings intelligence that Gen. Ler-
sundl has again been appointed Captain Gen
signed.
II is expected that the new Captain General
will arrive here in December.
1t is reported that there has been a political
disturbances at Villa Eclara, and that some
Cubans who were implicated have since been
executed. NHf or 49,
The American bark Ocean Home is soon to
be restored to its owners, the charges upon
which she was seized not having been sus-
The sanitary report of the island for july
states that there have 1919 cases of yellow
fever, OF which PIG resulted fatally. There
were also 134 deaths from small pox. - -
The steamships Missouri and Moro Castle.
from New York, arrived yesterday. T!
New YORK, Aug. 25.
A special despatch to the Herald, dated Ha-
vana, I'd inst, says President Cabral of Do,
mlnlca has sent messenger to Washington
with instructions to accept the offer of the
United States for the purchase of Samana, or
the island of Hayti, for five million dollars
Delay is feared in completing the Cuban cable
from Key West to Punta Rosa, Fla, because
portion of it was used between Cuba and
Key West and engineer Webb will await tel
egraphlc authority from England before pro-
ceeding to lay the remainder
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. -.
Gov. Flanders has appointed Mr.. Lange tcoli
ored) member of the Board Of Control OF the
State Penitentiary, vice j. E. q. Deremus,
(whte) removed. ...s.snJtaFs
Nineteen deaths from yellow fever were re-
ported by the Board of Health yesterday, and
nine from other causes.
General Sheridan to-day issued an order, for
reasons similar to those given in the order re-
adjusting the Common Council at New Or
leans and at the request of the Common Coun-
Gil removing from Office Louis II. PILES, CITY
Surveyor, Henry d. Ogden, City ATTORNEY.
and b. Bennidez, Assistant City Attorney'
The Common Council is directed in accordance
with the law to fill the vacancies created.
The registration of the voters of the State of
Louisiana, according to the laws of CONGRESS-
being complete, it is ordered that no person
who is not registered in accordance with said
laws, shall be considered as duly qualified
voter OF the State of Louisiana. Ali persons
duly registered as above, and no others, are
consequently eligible under the laws of the
State OF Louisiana, to serve as jurors in any of
the courts of the State. The necessary revis-
ION OF the jury lists will Immediately be made
Sy the proper officers. All the laws of the
State respecting exemptions, etc., from jury
duty Will still remain in force.N cNJ
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %.
Inc bark Monayniok viii soon be dispatched
to Borneo with flour and other stores In will
be the first vessel ever sent hence to that island
which is now largely under the control OF
American capitalists. u -
Steamer America, with passengers for New
York, sailed to-day. Ship David Crockett has
also sailed for New York with LOO tons Cali
tornia wheat, -four and large amount of wool
hides and ORE
The lumber interest here is much depressed
in consequence of the continuance Of the eight
hour movement
Wheat and legal tenders unchanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %.
The wine crop of California this wear Is est.
mated at S5,OO0,0OO gallons, and the brandy al
100000 gallons. - - :
Steamship Golden Age arrived last night
with New York passengers of the LIST of June
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ON Friday, Sept 8, at 3 O'Clock P M, on the prem
" lses, we shah sell at public auction house ON
Stetson Court, leating out of Park vt. 1t Is two
story wooden house with an L, thoroughly and sub
stantiiy built in perfect order, with abundance of
good hard and soft water. In good neghborhood,
AMI desirable for residence. The lot Is aoout 80 by
"a feet. For particulars enquire OF uluf 5.if ul
-.I.I HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee, or
au24dtd " j. s. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Hotel for Sale.

NE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his House. known
ny tne lewiston House, situated on Chapel St..
ons "a, me- said house contains Sc well finished
as al IN GOOD repair The lot contains s74O feet
o. ian ~ good location. The furniture will be sold
as wna Is worth This house is doing good bust
anu opens arare chance investment it will
Soid or no fault, only the proprietor wishes to re-
premises 10 " A' on "1'
e aug20- DIV ~
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Chicago Markets.

+ 30 CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. "a. h
% q 10 G2t. Wheat unsettled and declined a &c
sales No: Spring at H. closing at | G. q 63.-
Corn N easier Nc; declined g 2c closing Al 95gc for
re for No2 Rye declined "a &c, and nominal at
Vi for No: Barley less active and declined &c,
closing at o. a 0G for No. Q. Mess Pork nominal
at % 80 g "a 90. Beef Cattle dull and nominal at
40 W for first class steers. Live Hogs active at
best. f ~ - - "
az Recepts-5OO0 bbls -four, 122 900 bush wheat 161
9qo bush corn 1855 900 bush. oals. Shipments 600
ooo oo 00e bush. wheat, 81 900 bush. corn
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Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
~ market lot, Market street, I shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &C.
Apl 20. HI.Il.t' II. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
I'd tn iao tnlo College. s4Hld ~

e.t- '-l' Bangor, March = 1877.
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN Pursuance Of q Pc
IN solve to carry Into effect chapter two hundred
eightyfour of the Resolves of eighteen hundred SIX
airy 20, 1867, that townships nnmbefed 4, Range II
and 10 Range II w Ell s. situated upon the Upper
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
by public auction for the benct of SAID College, 81
the Land Office in Bangor, on Wednesday the titb
day of September next, at ~ O'Clock, noon. oc
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable IN,
on and two years. secured by mortgage ON the prem
ses, will be received in payment.
t.sUil,y. Uil1U -'.lc ISAAC R. CLARK
mar8dtSept IL, .ali 81 aa-i Land Ageha.
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From Fortress Monroe,

- FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 81
Secretary Seward, accompanied by the
French and Spanish Ministers and COL Sew
ard, REACHED here this morning, on the revenue
which had just arrived in this harbor from the
Gosport navy yard in thorough sea-going Or
der. The party did not land. After Spending
an hour ON the ram, the party re-embarked on
the revenue cutter and returned to Washing
ton. The Stonewall sails tomorrow for Japan.
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Chicago Labor CONGRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. "a
In the National Labor Congress this morn
ing, the subject of National organ was dis
cussed and Indefinitely postponed. -.
Resolutions were adopted expressing sympa-
thy for the working classes of Europe in their
efforts to obtain political power.
The newly elected officers were installed.
A resolution was adopted deprecating the
employing OH Government works of persons
hostile to the interests of labor. 3 GA4l
The Convention decided to meet at Pitts
burg in May next. a..a. .....
r. a mass meeting will be held tonight to rati-
~ its action u
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IRd IAN Affairs.

Gl. 81. LOUIS, Aug "a.
: An Omaha dispatch says information has
been received that Gen. Cook, about four weeks
ago, came upon camp of Indians in the Pue-
bla Mountains, surrounded ana killed nearly
all of them. III
Subsequently another camp EIGHT miles from
Fort Warren was found and served in the
same manner. Fifty Indians were killed alto
gether. The Boyce Indians from Warm Springs
under Capt Danagle, did the fighting, backed
by United States troops. Il
Coaches travel Smoky Hill route without
m0lestation. lt Pm ~ =
The Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha Branch.
has been completed to the distance of five hun.
dred and forty miles,
The Democrats correspondent with the In
dlan commissioners says Gen. Augur's evil
dence, taken by the chairman at Omaha, was
70 the effect that in the event of a war with
the Indians it would be general and not par
tlal, and thUt he could not undertake it in the
department. of the Platte with less than 20 900
men. he also believed it would require the
same number of troops in Hancock's depart
ment. He expressed the opinion that Spotted
Tail went on grand buffalo hunt on the Re-
puDhcan, in consequence of the representation
OF Red Cloud that if he did not he would be
dishonored in the eyes of the young men. Red
Cloud is believed to foresee the extinction of
his tribe, and is ambitious to play the part of
Phillip and Tecumseth 1t is thought, howey-
er,by appropriated persons that the cession
by the Government of Powder River region
war with them. iaf
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 25
A dispatch from Fort HaJ es, Kansas, dated
go inst, says courier has just arrived from
Capt Ames with dispatches to Capt. Cordin,
to the effect that Capt. Ames had had severe
battle with 600 Indians under Satanic, on the
Republican river. Their village was two miles
long. Capt. Ames charged twice through their
wigwams. The savages fought desperately.
Three of our men were killed. and % wounded
and 30 horses lost The Indians lost severely
but finally repulsed our troops Our dead
were left on the field There was an immense
amount OF stolen stock in the Indian village
The savages surrounded our troops, and the
light lased three days. Two OF our men killed
belonged to the Kansas cavalry and one to the
regulars. Capt. Ames had 125 men, The dis
patch says strong force under Maj. Elliott
and some Kansas cavalry leave for the Indian
village in light marching order this morning
A severe battle is anticipated. We have moi
enough troops here. 3Nia ~
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New York Items.

N III ,lttkN IO d NEW York, Aug. "a.
Arrived steamship Monterey, New Orleans.
She has Austrian troops on board. They will
leave for Europe by the Western Metropolis
to-day. a dt io1a5t s,.l f..sI .lsJ = o.
The shipment of specie for Europe to-day is
the Hammonia for Hamburg, SIT 900; Pereire
for Hayre. S369OOO; City Of Paris, for Liver
pool, $14,760 Total $500, 76O. {, se.91I
Augustus Il. and Theo. ]. Tuck, charged
with an attempt to deiraud James OConnor Of
Pittsburg of $4,000, by fraudulent representa-
tions, were arrested to-day. leaiRl = I77ll7
all nv Q sslr. ai. .aat NEW YoRK, Aug. Is.
y The steamship City of Antwerp, from Liver
pool l4th, via Queenstown 18th, is signalled
below. She will be up in course of the night.
Inc steamer Western Metropolis sailed yes
terday for Bremen with 239 officers and soldiers
Of the Imperial army of Mexico. -7'17
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EUROPE.
NEWS nv THE GA LE .


~ q 30 81 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23-Noon.
Ship Gar, of Greenock, which was recently
abandoned at sea, was successfully towed into
the harbor of Greenock last evening.
r PARIS, Aug. %.
His Imperial Majesty Louis Napoleon, on re-
turning from Salzburg, departed for BiariZ.
.s ST. PETERSBURG Aug. %.
1t is reported that the Gar, who is now in
the Crimea, is quite i'll.
Admiral Farragut and the officers of his
feet received grand ovation to-day at Cron-
stadt from Russian naval officers, The Grand
Duke Constantine, Admiral General of the
Russian navy, and other digmtaries were pres
ent. The utmost good feeling and enthusiasm
were manifested. H71N4l u ttH77'~T
LONDON, Aug. % -Eyenine.
IL IS rumored today that the formal treaty
concluded at the conference recently held al
Salzburg between the Emperors Napoleon and
Francis Joseph for the formation of a South
German Confederation, has proved signal
failure. - ars ssa. .o'S,'-l %
The government of Bavaria, it is reported,
mas replIed to the proposition of their Majes-
ties, and positively refuses to join the Bund.
stl I'd MADRID, Aug. %.
state OF siege has been declared in all the
provinces in consequence of anticipated insur-
rectionary movements. IF t.-sfu
LONDON, Aug. "a.
The u. 8. ship of war Minnesota has gone to
The English competitors in the recent trial
of safes at Paris deny that Herring's safe was
success. They openly charge that the decis-
ion to that effect was brought about by bribery
and corruption. They will Immediately ask
for new trial. s& 81 ~
LONDON, Aug. 23-Eyening.
3, At the York races yesterday (second day.,
he.f1rst race was for the Biennial stake, and
was won by the Duke of BeauforG's ''Vau-
Dan. Roquefort was second and Rabbit Trap
third III "
The next race was for the Eber handicap, and
was won by McKenzie's Mandrake, beating
Beeswing and Gomera. Ieslt.s 3 81 : .
In the first race to-day for the York stake
the Duke of Beaufort's Vauban was beaten
easily by Parsons Achievement. The MIR
sery stake was won by Saxon's Vontigcm
Heaiys Steathconcour won the Gun. The
weather was beautiful and the racing spirited
and the attendance large and fashionable.
LONDON, Aug "a Evening.
The Salzburg Conference continues to en-
gross large share OF public attention. u
IL IS rnmored to-day that an explicit under
standing has been arrived at between their
imperial Ma1esties, Napoleon and Francis Jo-
seph, not only in regard to the formation of a
Southern German Confederation, but also to
resist any Intervention in the Eastern question,
1t was also agreed that the States forming
South Germany should remain in Zollyerein
so long as Prussia abides by the treaty of
Prague. In regard to Schleswig it was pro-
posed that his Majesty Francis Joseph should
1nterpose his good offices, and that on the other
hand Denmark should make considerable con- .
cessions in her demand. 3l-t "a iT.lfiI f
The Mexican question also came up for con-
sideratlon. The body of the Arch Duke Max
1milan is to be demanded from the Mexicans
by both France and Austria, and the citizens
at all hazards. - -
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M WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
Inc receipts from internal revenue for the
The President to-day. on the reco,,n,edo t;on
of Gen. Grant, suspended the execntinn Of or
der No y, assigning Cen Thomas to The com
mand OF the 9Th Louisiana District in len Of
Gen. Sheridan. The reason for this action On n,
II; ;e par OF t6e Executive is on account of the
gong medical treatment at one of the snr;nns
in West Virginia. springs
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GALVESTON. Aug d
Foreign News per Steamer.

80 s, New YORK, Aug. "a.
The steamship Union, from Southampton
18th inst, has arrived. :, I l3o- : = : :
The raft Nonpareil was on exhibition at the
Cry .tal Palace.
The Paris Patrie says:-"Crete is to have
her autonomy under Governor subject to the
suzerainty of the Porte. Ab-del Kader will
probably be the Governor" u a.4Iio'-lI.
Revolutionary movements were expected in
Rosina and Herzegovina = y :
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a -14 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23-Noon.
Cotton-Sales of the week, 80 900 bales, of which
10000 were for export and 200 for specu atom stock
IN port TOT 900 bales, of which 323 900 are American
Inc market is quiet at 0d for Middling upands and
ild lor Mddling Orleans; sales 5000 bales Bread
stuIis quiet Oats IS Cd; Peas Ais Cd. Provisions
STEADY. Produce unchanged
co,,ao,a a. LONDON, Aug 24-Noon.
Cohsols hrmer at 946 for money.
$780, nioAs s oEoURIrIEs-The following the
State1 Quotations r American securities United
Illinois Central Railroad shares III: Atlantic y
Great Western 214. ''a' - ---
Cotton dull; sales 10000 bales: ,r;ces ncnorc,
Breadstufs-FlOur 34s; Wheat 13s Sd for White soI-
ifornia and lbs Cd for new Southern. Provs;on n,
Cheese 1885, Beet 142s Cd; Lard SIS 3D. Other Articles
unchanged. Iaa f1 .i-. s.. 'N''"
FRANKFORT, Aug. 24-Noon.
u s 5-20's T73. a-aAl af-a-f 80 N'oA' Z
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State of Name.

CUMBERLAND IS:
To CHARLES STABLES, jun, Clerk ct the Third
Congregational Society in Portland.
VOU are he eby directed to notify the Members
i of tine Third Congregational Society, in p, IT.
land to meet IN the vestry Of the Central Church
Congress street, on Monday Evening, september 2,
next at n O'Clock, to act the following articles,
VIZ
ITO choose Moderator.
2.To if the Society will accept the proposition
of the Central Church Society," tor union Two
Societies, by which, the receipt OF thrteeh tnou
sand dollars from us, their meeting mouse anu snen
parish property D. &c OF all incumbrance, snaii be-
Come he common property ofthe new Society to be
brmed Of the two. . au,;,,oa a. ,,.,,o.. r Ar.
sccietv's iot ofIand 70 appoint some person TO
mic srd deliver good deed Of the same.
Ts act on any other business that may leg ny
. me before the Meeting.
1iiven under the Hands and Seals of the Assess
and Standing committee OF said Society n Portland,
fhis twenty third day Of AUGUST, AID. 1871.
WILLIAM G. HOW (Se1ll
JOHN w. RUSSELL tS,al|.
.e.tll. Assessors and Standing Comm te.
Portland, August "a, 1s67.-Pursuant to the fore
going wa rant to me directed, hereby notify and
warn the Members Of the Third Congregational So
cjety in Portland to NEE. at the time and place and
for the purposes expressed in said warrant.
CHARLES STAPLES, jun, Clerk.
Aug. %. dtd f-.t.-7
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II, LET.

....-. ts -at 10 Let -9 I.a-.f tat
INHE Spacious Chambers iu the corner store of che
Il new block on the corner of Pearl and Middle
streets, comprising the I'd, Sd and 4th floors, each
containing about 900 square feet, and suitable for
and Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, SC.
The fourth flo ir Is spacious Hall, one of the
largest and most desirable in the city. ~
- The lower floors will be occupied by Woodman,
True q Co. ...f =. 4 = s',tI - ~
Parties desiring to lease any of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying at once to
augGdH GEO. VI. WOODMAN
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August / 1861. dtillseptis '"'
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-, - NEW YORK, Aug. "a.
dent yesterday announced that Gen. Sickles
would be removed and Gen. Candy appointed
his successor. Gen. Sckles will be reached
by mastering him out of his brevet rank,
which leaves him Colonel of the veteran re-
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The RaiIronL Strike.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. "a
continues. No trains are allowed to run either
way. Some engineers were sent down from
the Illinois Central Railroad to take the places
OF the strikers, but the latter would not let
them work, No violent or riotous proceedings
have occurred ritf5i. 57saIs,sia
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House and Lot ~ anction

ON Thursday, August 2ath a, n o,oIo.L D M n,
~ he premises We shall offer iSr sale house No 40
! bracsett street; isa two story wooc en- House.
Has line closets. Gas throughost, excellent wafer
hard and soft and in abundance. Good cellar.
and kitchen on same floor. capital sta be with a
lot 1913 by 52 10 I. IL pleasantly located and In an
excellent neighbourhood. Possession given in me-
dately. 1900. ..ff
AuoIsf did "a b.. Punlh Sfraef
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Cincinnati Markets

p.o,,;.,o,. CINCINNATI, Aug "a.
Provsions nrm and quiet. Mess Pork held at 23 rs
g , - W. Bulk Meats NJ a 13Ic. Bacon shoulders
lzte ana clear NIB and clear sides i5I a. Ice. Hams
above 122 a 125c. low "o S''eS
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Patent and Empl0yment once,
WANTED. WANTED!!
EMPLOYEES, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents Every y
IA bodylr One hundred good girls wanted for an
sorts Of .ituations! Men TO work ON farms, &c.
any employment. can be supplied at this Office at
short notice. Patents OF all Kinds and Pa ent Rights
juneCdtf htiv" S5fi COngi less st.
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miscellaneous Dispatches.

atBflbtgE - QUEBEC, Aug. "a.
The steamship st. Andrew from Glasgow,
with 10 passengers, arrived here this morning
The 23d Regiment is under orders for Eng
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
The crew of the ship Lizzie Emons, hence
Tor Antwerp, yesterday, mutinied when q few
miles down the harbor. A police force was
sent down, who arrested IA men, who will be
brought before the United States Commits
sioner tomorrow The mate of the vessel was
stabbed and the skull OF one of the mutineers
fractured ~ G..sI r.f,sJ ri! lIl.FW 1'a7ri0Ila
HARTFORD, Aug. %.
A young man named Edward Parsons. q
years OF age, who lived with his step father,
Lyman Waters, committed suicide Yesterday
afternoon, by taking laudanum, He had been
under the influence of liquor for several days
previously.
A son Of Dr.. Edward r. Broanell of East
Hartford, years OF age, was drowned while
bathing in the Hook anum river last evening
DETROIT, Aug. 25.
Professor j. G. Watson, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, announces the discovery of planet
hitherto unknown. 1t was first seen by him
last night. 1t is situated in the right ascen-
slon, one deg, iorty min., and in the declina-
ton three deg. ten min. South, moving North
and South. iE ratssll r,.4a i4Io r + ~
A fire this morning broke out in building
occupied by J. Little, Jr hard ware store, de-
stroying it with all the buildings in the block
Total loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
RALEIGH, N c., Aug. 25.
1t is rumored that the Raleigh Progress has
been Threatened with suppression in conse-
quence Of ridiculing Sckles.
The match game of cricket between the
Young America club of this city and the Bos-
ton club, was finished yesterday, in which the
former won, the score standing 291 to 100.
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Houses and a i of ot Iuction.

ON WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2stb at o'clock P. NJ,
" on the premises, VIC shall offer TOR sale good
one and hay story wood n house. on the cotner OF
Montreal and Wills Streets. This house we II in
ished, contains six rooms fine Closets excel nj wat
er stable and wool shed, all rev, neat and in
prime order. The Tot Is about 45 BY 90 feet and has
a fine gard,n. Possession given in two weeks.
Theu the one and a half story house next 10 the
above, IN Willis Street. This house is also OF wood
and finished throughout, with fine closets ne vater
an, go d wood shed, all new in good eghb' rhoad,
WIN prospect unsurpassed Tor its excellent variety
AMI beluty.
d Anu then we shall sell house lot the caster
yarI 0a Meloourne Street, and nearly op OIL ne
~ 90 Vi Charies Smith, Esq. This lot Is about 10
" ." eet and one of the finest lot on the street.
A,ar..o, j. s. BAILEY, Auctr.