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James Z Walker, admir-, DC, VS.
John West. Sarah Me.l 6. SMrah CnekereN.

James I Walker, admir-, DC,
John West, Sarah West * Sarah CockereI.
In this cause appearing to the satisfaction Of the
clerk and master that the defendants John
West and Sarah West. ace aon-resideuts of the
State of Tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
this Court cannot be served on them: On motion It
Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town of Pulaski in said
State requiring said defendant to be and appear on
the hrstday of the next term Of the Chancery Court,
be held for the county of Giles at the Court House
in Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next,
and answer compluinants' BLK or the same viii be
taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
e-pag5ts. an is, lSG5-l A. cox, c. d NJ.
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Jos. B, Childrsss and Jno. W. Corpier, vs.
Anauias Oliver and others.

n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction Of thl
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the de
the State Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary Dro-
cess Ct this court cannot be served on him: Ga
motion 1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks in succession in the Citizen
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski in
said State, requiriT said defendant to be and ap-
pear on the hrstday OF the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held for the county of Giles the
court house in Pulaski, on the first Monday in
March next, ana answer compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed him and set
for hearing ec-paFte. A. cox, c. IL NJ.
feb. ], 1867,
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Sale of Land.

DY virtue Of a venditioni cXponas issued to me
d from the chancery corut 1T Pulaski, IN the cause
Of James McCalIum, m, for the Use Of &c, VS.
I-r,..l Rr.r-.Il md / 3 Cnrtnr. | win. on
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GEETLEMENs CLOTHING,

which we are selling to compete with Nashville Pri
prices. We also call attention TO our fine stock Of
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" M. Q. >. AuUCTsOn
W. E. Conner, Bolivar Conner. j. II. Conner D.
c. Garter, A. N. Carter and Antoinette Carter.
IN this cause it appearing 20 the satisfaction of the
j clerk master from affidavit that the defendants
j. c. Conner and Bolivar Conner, are non-rcsi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee so that the ordina-
ton it is therefore ordered that publicaonbe made
for four weeks in succession IN the Citizen news
paper published in Pulaski i'm SAID State, requiring
the said defendants TO be and appear Che first day
of the of the chancery court be held for
the county Of Giles at the court house in Pulaski,
on the fist monday In March next, and answer
compliments bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed to them, and set oT hearing ex-parte.
Jan %, 1867 a cox, c IN
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James NJ. Edwards ct al,
Nancy +. Oliver ct ais.

IN this cause appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ant +. F. OLIVER, is nonresident of
the State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pro-
cess Of this court cannot be served on him; On
motion it Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four weeks IN ccssion in the Citizen, q
Newspaper published i'm the town Of Pulaski in said
State requiring said defendant to be and appear on
the first day the next term of the Chancery Court
to be held for the county Of Giles ut the court house
in Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next,
and answer compIainauts bin, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing
er-D05te. janll, 1871 a. cox, c. d N.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
In CbaneerY at PULASKI

Henry Houze, admir- DC, Us.
G. J. Dryden q others.
n this cause it apa caring to the satisfaction of
the clerk and ster that the defendants D a
Dryden, James Han, Milton Hall, Anuie Hail, IU-
cy Hail and Samuel Hall, jr., heirs and distribu-
tees of Samuel II Hail, deceased,
are non-resldents Of the State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of this court cannot be
served GA them; On motion 1t is-therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks in success
sion IN the Citizen, newspaper published in the
town eft Rulasil in said State, requiring said de-
fendant to be and appear the first day of the next
term-of the Chaucery Court, to be held for the
county of Giles at the court house in Pulaski, on
the first Monday IN March next, and answer com
plainant's bill, or the VIII be taken for con
tessed as O them and set for hearing er-Uurte.
feb /, 1867, A. cox, {. &c NJ
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Nancy AllSE CT ais
n this caUse it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
L Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Caroline NJ Hall, Sidney Birdsong. Georgiana
Birdsong, Ann Jenetta Hall, Joseph " Han, and
Hall are uon-Tcsidents Of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of this court be served
them; On motion it Is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession in
the Citizen, newspaper published in the town Of
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendants to
be and appear the first day of the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county Of
Giles 1t the court house in Pulaski on the first
Monday in March next, and answer COMPLIMENTS
BILL or the same viii be taken for confessed to
then and set for hearing er-FaJte.
jan i, 1867. a. cox c. q NJ.
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VIM. Bate audJ. n. Patterson, VS..
j 7. Potter. j. NJ. Simonton at ais.

VIM. Bate and j. n. Patterson. VS..
J. P. Potter, }. M Simonton ct ais.
y this causeit appearing 20 the atisfaction Of the
clerk and master from affidavit that the defend
ants, Potter, j NJ SimOntOu and Ruth Simonton,
his wife, Edward Perkins and his wife
A Perkins, are non residents Of the State Of
Tennessee, so that u g ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion IL il
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Citizen. "a new=paper
published in thctowu sf Pulaski in said State re-
curing said defendant 10 be and appear on the first
day Of the next term Of the Chauccry Court. to be
held igr the county OF GILES at the court house in
Pulaski. the first Monday IN March next. and
answer complainant bin, or the same viii be tai en-
Tor confessed as 20 them and set for hearing eDafte
3 Eian II, 1867 a. cox, c. d NJ.
Thomas White Allen White I'D others. divisors
and heirs Of Elisha White, decd, W.. John J
White, heirs and divisoTs Of Elisha White, deed.
n this cause IL appearing the satisfaction Of the
L clcrl. and master from affidavit that the defend
ants John ) White, Margaret Phelps and her hua-
band, Phelps. Albert Whie. Margaret G
White John T White and Sallie 81 White. children
Of William " hite, decd. and Elisha White fr re-
White resides 10 the State Of Kentucky; that Olivia
Ann Armstrong and Elisha Armstrong. children
strong and Mary Elizabeth Carter. wife OF James
Thomas Carter, reside 10 the State Of Mississitri
and are all Bon-Tesdents Of the State Of Tennessee
THAT the names and residence Of the heirs and rep
reentatIyes Of James White decd, late Of the State
of Arkansas are unknown; that the names and res
ideuce Of the heirs and Representatives OF Harrison
White, decd, late Of tbs State Of California,
unknown but all believed 70 be u0m-rcsidents Of
State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot BE- served on them, On motion it's
Therefore ordered tas Iu2licailon re made Tor Tour
weeks in succession. Iu -tHe fulassI citizen"
Newspaper pubished it PHlaski,rin said state re
qUirHg the SAID defendants 90 he ana appear on the
first 6.tv Of the next term the chancsry court.
b. held FOR the county OF Giles 10 Tie court house in
PuIaski on the first monday In March next, and
aus er com plain Tts hi the same viii be taken
for confessed 20 chem and So toT hearing czparte.
ianI1, 1861 a. cox, n
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.

JAMES K. Crow, Agent, Pulaski, Tenn
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"a. snlI0Td1s GeNlOEical sNrEeV.
Working Capital. Etc.

The Board Of Directors have placed 900 shares
OF the stock IN the market, to be sold at $40 90 pcr
share, to raise working capital and in Gaze SUP
scTlptlons IN any county are sufficient to pav for
putting down=one or more wells the amount SO sub
scribed viii be expended in that county In this
way particular localities viii have ali The benefit Of
the Development and Of the expenditure of the
amount raised by them. Th> is Il proposition the
Directors believe, which thu inhabitants Of every
county where the Company have lands. who de-
sire TO know their value for mining p1rDose
should he SIRE toavail themselves of.
The Company already haze four oil boring ma
chimes in Tennessee, and one in Alabama ready to
commence operations, and hope to have at least We
wells going down IN very short time. Their ter
utory also Is SO great and varied in extent as to Sc
cure for them not only the benefit OF their own de-
yelopmeut but of that of the numerous other com
paEIe7 W nose lands are situated in the vicinity Of
their own OF these quite large number are put
OF tLe company ana II successful this fact alone
VIII doubtless make It's stock worth nearer par
/ than ITS present substitution price Strarir+ar-
dents LOT the various projected wells have also been
engaged p" no have had several years practical eX-
pcrience IN the oil leEious Of PeuusvIvartia and
West Virginia.
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ed, making them, so far as mining purposes are
concerned neaIy as good as If owned by the compa-
ny IN fee simple. such amount OF territory L
IS also believed has never before been placed la any
company Of this -charaeter.
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OFFICE 50. East oorNrn PUBLIC SQUARE gr sTAins.
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The lands OF the Comp any, except in some cases
"Eete .Ie surface indications have been unusually
promising. have been selected wit resr
eLee 20 telI neress 50 trans Portation, either by
water or Fait. a fact OF very great importance in
estimating the value of its property
Parties owning lands having OIL or mineral irlli-
caAaons 81 special excellence. are invited 90 com
lnunle@le With any officer director of the Com
tineient and reliable agents are wanted IN the
N@Il9uS -ol5lie~- 70 procure subscriptions to the
sJccE 70 IS nom reasonable uVcusaIon VIII be
paid. Applicants shou i address the Sgcret.rv. at
IGluSi>i. Ieail- d pTilratioLs may also be made TO
the Secretary by mail, and certificates win De re-
tUTuci without delay.
Sutrcrip tIous TO the stock nav be made Of snv
u|ft-er ar director CT the Cumrasv
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,lIars per Annum, Invariably in Advance.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION


Mr Stanton reported " having aid In her Foarh o. jay speech q,
Lake Wiccbs Size prsuaed nat rot membe Of The Constitutional
n Nov pot Of ft The Cos, boasts Of h
dozen heroes The Rebellion nons ~ members perhaps moIe among
the latter Of whom Che also Methodist clergyman su uHos
from From Ssys SSa@ds rs' h ssn % % 20 & 'A
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Allow me through your columns 10 ask the
pardon Of Gems. Merritt and Morris, Co.'s. Duganne,
Scaver and Axtel for ignoTanty robbin them Of the
glory and honorable won In the second revolution
But, Mr. Editor II the bullet and ballot" do 90 together
remember fought in the late war; fought and
died onthe bale-aeid III they dd not 10 as much as
its horrors Is 10 moro honorable 20 make wound than
with loving care 10 dress, aud bind II npi The whole
her devotion 10 the dying soldiers I'm the hospital and
the battleed her onthusiasm that noryed strong arms
aud tongue exalted the republican idea, ell
pass for nothing because the mothers OF the
Republic, did not 60 forth In solid column to
their discovered were dismissed In dis
grace and TO this day arc unpaid for their services
secretary OF settle the back pay and pensions Of
the women Of the Revolution II win be time enouglo
deny them tho ballot because they did not more freely
use the bullet Col Axall Is a man and soldier there
fore he votes HO f. Methodist clergyman, therefore
a. 800 Of his property fg ereDlpi from tdraton Anna
Dickinson did more 20 raise tho enthusiasm OF the nnuOn
and secure Republican victories in the late war than
10000 soldiers but she Is woman therefore she cannot
vote Young and beautiful she mas cleared o., nIr Owl
all she possesses but she Is woinan therefore she pays
o1es on eraY dollar Ghc onliSi ,,...,..,,o.o, TO-,
What say the gallant heroes In our Consututon Son
venOn TO justice such this Inotec out 10 Sho molhels
OF million soldiers whose bones lay bleaching on every
Southern plains Should Col. A1tell dle Tomorrow his
What say who fought for Justice and equally 10
Legislation such as this' Do you wonder gehcon thae
we not quite satisfied with the kind OF representation
ELIzABETir CADY STANTON.
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GEN. PATTERSON AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA
PLANrERs--TRe Chester g. CO Standard records with
wedeseryed praise the generous action OF Gen. Robert
Patterson head OF the firm Of Il. Patterson Co OF Phil
adelpha IN relieving the necessities of the planters OF
that region Learning that they were in danger OF failure
Am ali agricultural operations owing to inability TO feed
their laborcrs the Philadelphia firm offered them mex
peced and unusual credit. The standard SAYS III was
In such hour that stranger Northern man came 10
our rescue Through Major Pagan, thenagent the arm
OF r. Patterson Co ANNOUNCED 10 The dsspairng ayei
them i'm their distress They agreed to let them have
THAT ON credit which Is always cash IN all the markets OF
thc world VIZ ard bacon. II impossible TO con-
ccye the effect OF this nnnounsement IL spread upon the
wings of the wind mud infused new life into the e0nnu-
nifty One hundred thousand dollars have been distbu,
ted by this firm from this point in the shape OF corn and
bacon sold 10 farmers TO be paid for whenhe crops are
gathered. IL is not alone t farmers ieseying portion
for IL will make many thousand acres blossom with the
frits OF Industry, which otherwise would have lain In
neglect IL will put thousands upon thousands OF dollars
In circulation next Fail az God blesses us with good
haryest which but for Gen. Patterson would never have
been created II there Is sacred debt owing by any
peope on earth Il is for this more than mama tallen
from tho skies, and believe Is so regarded by every
one we but family express tho general sentiment of this
community when NO express thor leariIel gratitude
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A CORRECTION.
TO Ne Ediior Of me TrRmlt.

TO ne LdliQF ~ tn JTtNlf
SIR: The TRIBUNE of this morning contains dis
patch from Savannah, stating thata Republican mass
meeting in that city ." was addressed by A. W. Terry of
New.Yorlo It but justice TO worthy young man, TO
state that the person alluded TO Is A. Tenney, esq OF
this city In The Herald report OF the state Mass Conyen
lion nj Atlanta on the FOURTH t il said that A w Pen
new esq. OF New-York delivered the Grafton THIS Is
another mistake IN regard 10 the same indVldua ldr
ennoy h ON tour 10 the South under auspices II
the Congressional Committee and the state Central Re
publican committee OF Georgia
Nelc- lOfk, July II, 1867.
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A CARD.

10 ne Editor Of Tie Ttfouac
SIR: Some time ago, a collection was taken up Tor
the nurpose of erecting monument TO martyr Pres
dent A. lincoln ut that time subscribed 81 at various
times and know OF offices where quito consiaefaoe
amount was collected. -. haa
What has become OF this fund into whose pookets s
MI the money gone. by inserting this, the boads o. .
comttee NAV probably be Induced TO reply. very u"I
So,Ys FREDERICK X, LkiztDoS, -.
,I a. no. IS West Fourtcei1tn's''
Nec- YolL, July o. 1867. r....., $500
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coLoRED SERHAETS WANTED.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: We have determined in company with some OF
neghbors to try colored help VIII you please In
form what TO take, 10 get some freedmen.
Yours, &C., j. NEWTON VOORHEES,.
Middtevwsh. a. j.. July 9. 1861. I.I
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THE FRENCH THEATER.

VICTOR HUGO's HERNANu-TTS RECEPTION IN PARIS |
SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS REPEoDUeTIoN--MoIIEIE |
AND DUMAS
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~ln 81. Louis they are v,porousJv ns;,~
lsys. FAC ev ai-
- The report that General Ron sseau yvonIa
oe 1psituted for General Sheridan in Texas
ana LOUISIANA is unfoundsd
~Carlot:a Patti Is very nm in Fn-o,a
~Ladies ofGreat Britain "a the nnrhsr -,
), SOC peutleni Parliament TO allow ,beir ss,
20 vote. NO" seA
S-Louis Napoleon, or Napoleon III Is ~,
Iy-nine years old. NJ
The chicken cholera - is SAID ~ he vs,
NAL IN InoIaha. AZ fredericksburg, Va
hogs are dying OF disease called the ..bIacE
tooth"
0General Ewell Is setting his fellow s1
CoEfederate soldiers good example BY dsyot
ing rseEf 20 active agricultural pursuits
grin the Ty Ter q ardner case a daughter of
President Tyler testifes tia, her mothers
bro!her, Mr.. Gardner, forced a cigar down
fer threat in order TO proven. her from sm Ok.
ing.
~ IL u time, says grumbier, that a ylso.
Ioss protest was entered against the present
tiole uiouf fashion in buttons with which the
iAoies are dishguring themselves. They-tns
est'oht we mean, OF course-are an eye.sore
AND nuisance.
~The shoe dealers OF Lynn saw The Soutb.
Srn laalee wear boots cut very high in the in
step, the ladies OF California and the Western
Sts,es Ieq ntrs broad, wide boot, while for
6elicately snaped boot 10 demanded
~Gen. Frank Blair is runpin, a .o,,on
plantation uear the mouth OF Arkansa. 49,
He Iost money last year, but 10 going 70 trv !:
again. :
s0In point Of educaiisnal nnanc,aI eson.
eny Phiisdeiphia elaine the cheapest svstsm
sptp pays il teachers low salaries PhiladsI.
pEis hs. fewer seaools in proportion 20 az
popris;iOH tnan Any Other large American
city.
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ALE OF Pow DEE.

BvreaE ofO rdnanee, Nary Dspartnent,t
WASHINGTON Cry, April n, 1851 (
There will be sold at public auction, to the
ngnest bidders, in the Office Of tie Inspector OF
Orohance al the navy yard, Boston. Mass At
been, on THURSDAY, the ninth 9Th d az OF May,
1871. niteen hundred q 500 barrels of Powder.
imposed OF rifle cannen, musket, and ordinary
cannon powder, and eighteen hundred U son
pounds compressed powder.
These powders will be eold by sam ME ud fn lats
20 suit purchasers
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds
and the remainder within ten days sfterwa ard
auring which time the powders must be renewed
from the magazine; otherwise they will revert TO
the government. H a. WISE,
ap zS-IU Chief OF Bureau.
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my 2-3aW3w8ds

RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioueers,
sou,SMx sss clerks clerks with Q: Mcclure Co..
. Star once Building" ii'n street.
EXIUUToR's SALE OF LuAsEs OF HAM.
hAOk skESTA ERANT, desert ption at sale )
Mirrors. China Dinner ana Tes ser rfSss i:se
nifcent Sidebosrds, Marble. tor Bar, ConnteTs
and ws.S
ysbaness ssse s and Punch Bowls, Marble to ,
q TFs sna Yif fDs
a. 1s s u s aSs hSts john
snmnIi.ne p nspt anu elects therein contained,
large aii' frame ,sss; Mirror.
Magnificent Solid Walnut sideho.rd, e,.ho,.,. :
carved In with stag head, game, and nsh-cost
sw.lnut and Oak Marble, top sidsbeard. +
medium size; China Vases
a,s Oil Paintings SS 81 Exc hS,a' about gallons
silver plated Soda FounssiD With stone Tub,
AA Az, Ti n,io. la,seI Chin. Punch Bowl
s mSI,ntsd with carved American Eagle,
sIrea ;;f rams 81 .rs,e top Saloon Table. ...sl !
'splendia Silver plated Magic revolving bottle
Lo. FIsnoS P.es.rS yes ie sat,s,
bbsrss SsnSsa Silver pl...d re. Service.
seysrsi Walnut and Oak Ixtension Dining Tables
Large quantity Cutynd Engraved Glassware
Walnut H.irelOth Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs
Marble. top Center Tables
P.mssk and Lace Curtains and Shades
Green Rep Walnut Sofa
:" Reclining Chair
Hosevood BedGteads. Wardrobes
Walnut Marbie- top Bureaus, Wsshstands
Walnut Wardrobes and BedsteadO
Marblo-top and Plain Cottage Suites
Bed Linen, Quilss, Comforts, end Blankets
Tablecloths, Napkins. and Towels
Large quantity Of Dining and other Chairs
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram CARPETS tE
0ilcoths and Natt1ngs
y air And HuSk 0atressee
Feather Dolsters and Pillows
I small Berrinsb Tire.Dreof Safs
iSree ousntity Copper Cooking Utensils
Mar BILE TOP Meat and Pastry Tables
Large sdsntiU Kitchen creckery and Cooking
Utensils
Term. Of ssis: All Sums xsder Jfre hundred dol
lars, casa; over said amount, to b one half essh
and the balance on . credit Of six months iron
date Of sale ,sepreq a g ne iitsSss'son Of the
- isdids OOOPHR LArfMER, xacss.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

81 E.ss eIs.i: With jane. s sa0iss 6os
Southwest corner Psnps{ iysnis syenqs and liih
street, Star omoe Building"
SIX On IRABLE BUILDING SITES NEAR
WALLACH SCHOOL HOUSE, AT AUo-
tps0EDAY AFTERNOON. April ss.h. ..sk
ysry dssfrs6is Building sites, being Lots No. !,
lam sis s 10 No 81 Iontns s. iees On the
average depth Of rs fsst through 20 and sn also
fronting on B street, between 6th and 18th ats
III n ,sst cd RiSf g ss o .n sni
sold TO ,uit purchasers.
the high ground i'm medistely Doithxest Of VA.
lac b school Building, aud one SQUARE from the
Terms: One half cash. $50 on each 10. at time
OF sale balance In Tx and twelve months, With
Gonvsyancns and revenue .ts@p s' !. ooss
f.pa.d COOPER LArIMER, Auc,..
THE Agovs SALE Postponed IN
eoopEsa IHrI hsH5 sn S1 ssee
D-rHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
Honsd IN cons eauencs Of the rain, until BATUR.
n1 may n' COO c0oP PiHs ana Lpa lriiffa Acct,
% Late clerks With ], q M MCGUIRE : Co.,
ss star Se. and 18th
Ivy BUILDING LOTS ON ST NORTH,
Hti &c Inifa and Fourth streets east, Capitol
On MoNbxY OHarTEBsoos, A,r,, 18th. a. ss
"A 'fs s Of f LII. ' .Ss: ,sd
fronting each ~ feet on the south side OF street
depth Of iie feet, and Lot q depth Of OF ia feet
inch to 50 feet alley In the rear.
H sI.
MP and real estate II sought for.
Terms cash ESQ on each Lot at time of sale.
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of the
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED In
eonse9uence of the rain until WEDNEsDAYAF AT
6sRHs ;.Is FIJI ssd a1 Sssse
HrHE ABOVE SALE Is TBRrHIR POST.
DAY AFTERNOON. May 4th, same hour and
my2 COOPER LATIMBR. Auets.
b Late clerks Win Jas. G. aes sGHnsir Co.,
sr q R:rs sis and nsh street,
VALUABLE Bulldog LOTS NEAR THE
Baltimore Depot, situated on the Southwest
On SATURDAY. May 9TH, .. Eve O'Clock ,. no.
10: y, "a Reservation Eo. H. having front Of f 81
feet s inches on street. with Q depth Of leo feet
The properly viii be .uSd 1iasd a. tim. o, SALE
ssP property demand; the sttsntie1 Of s1yers.
fsrm. One fourss o.ss Sssnos o. me S
premises: Oonysyancins and revenue stamps at
% Is dad. COOPER 4 LATInER. Aucss.
Immediately after the above will sell part Lot
:, In Square $50, corner New Jersey avenue and
street north, commonly known as the Foy
Terms ,ss e sale. COOPER q LATIaER.
- N-e.. AdCHoneeIs.