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~. ,ARREsTs OF MAsouERADsRs. -A,Yes-
terday being the Jewish ,Pufim Fes-
,tivab with O view of preventing any
disturbance in the streets, Superin-
ttendent Kennedy issued o general
order, to "arrest all maskers found
in the. streets. T" AS very often
happens, the order WINS very literally
construed in some precincts, and the
result was that a large number of all
sorts Of costumes gave the cells of
several station houses picturesque
appearance ct sn early nonr last
evening. It is the custom among
those Of the Hebrew faith to make
visits on the Purim nights in fancy
dress, and in observing this. custom
last evening, they found themselves
pounced onby the police and drag
ged from ther carriages into station
house. The matter created. so great
an alarm, that all appeal was made
to Inspector Walling at police head
quarters, by the friends of some of
incarcerated, and the Inspector .at
once sent out an order notifying the
captains that the order of the morn
ing applied only to such persons
us should be found walking the
streets wearing masks. and that they
had no authority to interfere with
any person riding, no matter in what
kind of vehicles. This explanation
released NIL of the imprisoned, except
several in the seventh precinct sta
tion house, who we're arrested walking
the streets in fancy dress and wear
ing masks. These will be arraigned
this morning at the Essex Market
Police Court. The most of the ar
rests were made in the ninth and
fourteenth precincts, and natural
ly created much indignation among
the captured ones and their friends
During the entire evening, parties
made their appearance at police
headquarters, making energetic pro-
tests against the treatment their
friends had received while engaged,
rs they said, in the observance of an
annual custom of their faith, never
before interfered with by the police,
aud never having been productive of
any disturbance whatever
New York Times, oh.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC1AL.

CoLuMDLA, s. c., March 11,-Sales
of cotton to-day S5 bn!es-middling
23la(G23L. {
New YORK, March 1l--Noon.-
Flour 5@1Oc. lower. Corn 1(G2c.
lower. Mess pork 2450. Cotton q
shade firmer, Mt 25la. Gold 39iS.
Sterling 9li.
Z 2. M.--Cotton q shade firmer,
closing quiet; sales 5000 bales, at
25l%. Flour heavy-Western aud
State 10G15c. lower. Mess pork
2415. Freights dull. Gold $685..
BALTIMORE, March 11.-Flonr ac-
tive and tirm-extra 11@12. Wheat
firm. Corn Iower-white 1. u; yellow
1.16. Oats SO@S2. Rye 75CaSO.
CINCINNATI, March 1l.--Flour
steady. Corn 96(GS7. Mess pork
241l. Bacon shoulders IL;
clear sides 141&. Lard 14ts.
CHARLESTON, March 11.-Cotton
firm and in moderate request; sales
700 bales-middling 25@25ls; re-
ceipts 923.
AUGUSTA, March 11.-Cotton in
fair demand this morning, but closed
qniet, at 241a@25; sales 457 bales;
receipts 3SS.
SAVANNAH. March 11.--Cotton
opened quiet, became frmer, buyers
would not follow, and it closed quiet
-middlings 25; sales $50 bales; re-
ceipts 1856.
MOBILE, March IL. Sales of cotton
to-day 1900 bales; receipts $50; mar
ket closed Iuiet-middlipg 241l@
241%.
New ORLEANS, March 11.-Cotton
quiet and tirm-midI'ing> %; sales
100; receipts S.414 Gold 4Oi.,.
Sugar and moiasses trade light and
dull; prices unchanged. Corn dull,
at 1.029I.O3. Pork 25.5O(a26.
Bacon dull-shoulders retailing at 12;
rib Is; clear 1G.
LONDON, March 11-3 P. NJ
Bon Bonds 71%@7lA. Consols $3.50
LIVERPOOL, March l1-3 P. NJ
Cotton firm and slightly advancing
uplands on the spot and ahoat lO4;
Orleans 10H.
LONDON. March 11-Evening.-
Consols 1915. Bonds 713s@7124.
LIVERPOOL, March 11-Evening. =
Cotton closed quiet; sales $4,000
bales-uplands 10B@1014; Orleans
103sG10lS.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March lin the
Senate, nothing Of Importance was
done.
In the House, Gen. Grant reported
that TO,S12 was in favor and 1909
against the Alabama Constitution.
The extension of the Freedman's
Bureau was discussed and laid over.
Mabama's admission was resumed
and spiritedly opposed by the Demo-
Gratis; no Republicans spoke in oppo-
sition. The vote will be taken to-
morrow. Gen. Meade asks additional
appropriations to enforce the Recon
struction Acts. Logan, defending
his "ccsc;ty resartiing bogus destruc-
ton of bonds, suid of the Treasury
Department that it was n rotten iu-
stitution from head to foot.
j. Ross Brown has been confirmed
Minister to China, and Charles X
Tuckerman, to Greece.
Efforts are making to secure Mon
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE.

WIL3uSdToN & MANCHESTER r. X. Co.,
WILMINaToS, N. O., February %, 1863.
NNH1S is. to notify all whom it may con-
Il Germ that, having boen appointed RE-
CEIVER of the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad, under decretal order of the
Court OF Equity, for New Hanover County,
State OF North Carolina, and OF the Court
OF Chanccry, for the District of Marion,
State OF South Carolina, have assumed
possession of the Road, including it's real
and personal property, rights and fran
chiscs.
Agents, or persons acting as Agents, Of
the Wilmington and Manchester railroad
Company, are notified that all balances
which may accrue i'll their hands from the
sale of Tickets or Transportation of
Freight, on and after the 1st of MARCH,
1868, must be paid to the undersigned.
The Road will continue az heretofore to
be operated with regularity, and special
regard to the interests OF the public.
GEORGE G. HULL,
March / 6 Receiver.
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GIANT PHANTOMS ON THE BATTLE
GROUND OF NAsHvILLE.-Most of our
readers know the location OF three
bald-head hills-rendered so by the
ravages of the late war-lying be-
tween the Charlotte pike and the
river, in sight of and some two miles
distant from the capitol. The outer
lines of the Federal work; may still
be seen along their sides and crests,
but there are no houses, trees, or
fences, to further break the dull
monotony of their outlines. Let any
one who is desirons of witnessing a
most startling natural phenomenon.
which throws the mirage of the
plains and the mist visions of the
Scottish coast entirely in the shade,
ascend the central mound in direct
line from the city, on any clear day,
about an hour by the sun. When
half way up the declivity he will see
other hills, palpable even to grass
clumps and little stones, gradually
rising i'll the air, beyond the ones he
is ascending. If he pauses, these
huge phantoms remain stationery; if
he advances, they continue to rise
before him, until within few yards
of the entrenchments, when they
suddenly vanish into nothingness,
like scenes in dissolving view.
How long this strange freak o. mist
and sunlight has held court near us
it is impossible to say, for except
some superstitious whisperings of
negroes, nothing has been definitely
known until within the past week.
NaShrMe DispdtcA, 1914 uh.
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State of South Carolina---Orange-
burg District.

John G.. Minor, Theodore A. Wilbur and
JACOB j. Martin vs.. Albert L. Taber,
John Cantey.- Under decree in Equits.-
Bill for foreclosure Of Mortgage.
pY virtue of decreetal order made in
I'D the above stated case, will be sold, in
the oity OF Columbia, on the 9th day of
APRIL next, all that lot Of LAND, with
the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being on the Southwest corner Of Gads-
den and Richland streets, city Of Colum-
bia. Rchland District, butting and bound
ing North on Richland street, South on
lands now, or formerly, of J. J. Chisolm;
East on Gadsden street, and West on -
tanning in front, ON Gadsden street, 24S
feet, by 2O6 feet in depth; being the same
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE E-One-third each; the
balance i'll one and two years. secured by
bond, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
payable annually at the rate of per cent.
per annum, and mortgage Of the pre-
mises; and the premises to be insured and
kept insured aud the policy to be assigned
to the complainants. Purchasers to pay
for papers and revenue stamps.
V. ID. V. JAMISON,
March II this Com. in Equity o. D.
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We do not wonder that Mr. Ashley
is indignant at not being made
chairman of the Impeachment Mana
gers, or even member of that body.
After suffering SO much contumely
for the part he has heretofore played
i'll the busin oss, it is unendurablo
that he should now be treated with
silent neglect, and that others should
reap the glory from NIL his previous
labors. Mr.. Ashley, however, need
not feel too much chagrinel. Let
him wait patiently till the end, and
see how much glory accrues from it
after all.-NeW York Times.
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The Minnesota ISouM,ces' states
that in that vicinity, during a recent
heavy snow-storm, wolf got into n
trap that was fast to an eight-foot
oak rail, and after dragging it about
twenty rods, broke the chain and
went Oil with the trap on his foot.
The hunters pursued the animal
seven miles in sight, but had to give
up the chase. The wolf afterwards
came back, got in another trap, and
started off with it, clog and all, and
when shot, both traps were found on
its feet, after carrying the first one
iGst two weeks.
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She. claims 81, 900,

tena,s admission She, claims. 65, ,ooo'
ihGsbitants, -
" No signsof!a vetottof the Bill max,
ing n majority ratify. Tomorrow is
the last day. O.. :
= Nothing definite. from New lHamp-
shire. Harrimah's majority will be
somewhat reduced from last year.
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Desirable Family Residence.

N1HE above is situated on the corner of
il Sumter and Lady streets-known as
the Gracey House--with every convenience
for family. To reliable tenant, terms
will be moderate. Apply at my Auction
Room, Corner Plain and Assembly streets.
March JACOB LEVIN.
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WANTED.

DY a graduate OF the South Carolina
Id College, a single gentleman situa-
ton as TUTOR in private family, or
TEACHER III school, in the city or
country. Address A. b., Columbia, S. G..
March.5 g.
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AT1ot2on Sales
State South, Carolina---Sumter Dist

State South, Caroina---sumter Dist.
FRANCIS A. Mood and Suean r., his wife,
and others vs. John S. Richardson, Sr,,
and John q. Richardson, -Jr., and others.
IN Eqtity.-BM for Partition and Ac-
In obedience to an order in the,above
j. stated case, dated March 6, 1868, 1 will
Offer Tor sale at public auction, at Column
bia, on the FIRST MONDAY in April next,
that lot OF LAND in tho city of Golrr,k;a,
Oh the Sortn-west corner Of tho iatersec-
tion OF TAYLOR and Bull streets, containing
one-half acre, more or less: bounded South
by Taylor street, East by Dull street, North
by Mrs. X. g. Brevard's lot, and West by
Robert Bryce's lot, on the following terms:
So MUCH cash as will pay the costs Of tho
caee and the e4pehses of the sale, and the
taxes due on said lot; and the balance
either for cash, or, at the option of the
purchaser. on q credit OF one rear, with
interest from the day Of sale, secured by
the bond Of the purchaser, with at least
two good sureties and mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and etamps. j. K. kENDRICK,
March IL th3 Com. Equity s. n
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TO RENT.

VNHE STORE. on Main street. formerly
Il occupied By I. ". Radcliffe. Apply
to +. c. ANDERSON,
Narch > Agent.
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JUST RECEIVED.

) BBLS. genuine NEW OR
H3R LEANS MOLASSES.
E77sE7I3 CAMPBELL & JONES.
skzA4 March II
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prix courap, do Ia Nouvslle- Orleans.

-nrla4 AIa5,-t,o,on. 81 d 24c.- Sucrr, I
12Ic -MclaSse. 40 d Toe. le gal.-Farinr, $6
il Sl0--MaI>, do q $50. |e hoissenur Pore.
sSso4! d 500. = Graisse, l6 a Tic. la livre. -
Bacolt: .epaules, 10 i 000c, la liyre: js~nbnns
cures an sncrc, TIC. a Is Ia livre.- kiz, s i
SIC. Ii livre.-Beurre, 25 d 45c.
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Chattanooga Railroad Company, a corpora
ton of the State Of Alabama, and author
izing and empowering said Company tr
exercise and enjoy lis corporate powers
and franchises in the State Of Louisiana.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
A, the First Session Of The First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City Of New Orleans,
JUNE 90, 1868.
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PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBL'
oE THE
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G5c Eouisianian,
saturday, December 5, 1865.
Official.
A8gP3

(puD11sHED BY AUTHORITY.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, on Friday
- night June 90. 1863. from Aspln Hall, Han3-
yer county. TWENTY-ONE SHEEp-eight oiack
ones and one buck. I will pay liberal reward n
for their recovery TO me. DAVID lnIhEh.
p. S.-Or at stall No. SO Old Market, Richmqnd.
~ .-3tF JOhN H. Hc'''''-'
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PrrERsBrRG, July 6, 1868.


Al things considered, the feast and con
cert gotten up by the Ladies Memorial As
sociation, which was brought to close OF
Saturday night, was quite a successful at
fair. The proceeds were $3.50. Many per
sous we're absent from the city, ana TIC
weather was too warm for crowded roo'hs'
even with all the ATTRACTIONS that were pre-
scented. In spite Of these drawbacks now
ever, and the great scarcity OF money
withal, the ladies feel that they nave muci'
reason to be gratitied
1.-THE memorable Fourth was not honored
here by any formal celebration, so many
ray parties Of young people are following IT
its wake Ms to impart character of teStlvlty
to the season. The natural impulses Of
children after being confined for long
months to the school-room is to HE on tI
some cool, shady place in the country
where they may give free vent to their long
pent-up feelings. A thousand blessings resi-
upon them.
The Virginia Fire Company of this city,
which left here on the LIST instant on WISH
to Baltimore, returned yesterday evening
in the steamer Petersburg, much gratihe''
at the kind reception they met with from
their brethren of the Monumental CITY
They were the recipients OF all the hospi-
talitic. and honors extended to visitors on
the most favored occasions Of the kind. ,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
na- COME AND LOOK FOR YOURSELF.
and we will convince you that you buy
DRY GOODS CHEAPER

nx- COME AND LOOK FOR YOURSELF.
and we will convince you that you buy
DRY GOODS CHEAPER
At
9l3 MAIN STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
than In any other house In Richmond
On account of So many advertising To sell nj anu
below cost, have determined not to he uncerSoin'
| will offer from this day my present stock Oh
SUMMER DRY GOODS MUCH BELOW The
MARKET PRICE.
DRESS GOODS.-I have large variety shch aS
GRESADINF. LESO. MOZAMBIQUE,
LINEN LAWNS, FRENCH ORGANDlES-
PLAID SILK ndPOPLIN, ALPACA,
POPLINS for walking and travelling SUITS,
EMBROIDERED and PLAIN ESGLlSf
BERAGES,
BLACK SILK at all prices and of all qualities
BLACK TAMISE CLOTH
IRON BERAGE, &c.
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS-sola less '"'''
the real value: ,,crc
"a FRENCH ORGAND1Es and BERAGEs'
for shawls:
IRISH LINENS, all qualities:
DIMITY LONG CLOTH,
lo-4 LINEN SHFETISG.
SWISS MUSLIN and SA1SSOok.
FRENCH UNDRESSED CAMBRIA ana
JACONETS,
BRJLLIANTS and MARSElLbr'0.
TOWED, NAPKIN. and TABLE LINEN
Q. TO- IL and l2t MARSElLLES QUILTS
TABLE and PIANO COVERS, &c.
large stock Of SUMNER CASS1MEREs
CLOTHS and LINEN GOODS. for boys and
mems wear will be closed out regardless OF cost.
large assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS
ALWAYS on hand, and sold ut New York prices.
. fun supply of SASH and TRIMMING RIB
RON HOSIERY, GLOVES, M1TS. pARASoLo'
SIN UMBRELLAS, FANS. and NOTIONS just
received. .,..,,. -,
I advise all purchasers Of DRY GOODS to call
and convince themselves. before buying elsewhere
that WE ARE SELLING DRESS GOODS
CHEAPER THAN IN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
RICHMOND.
JULIUS SYCLE, sla Main street.
between Ninth and Tenth.
NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as statesmen, and would be pleased TO see their
friends and the public In general Ritter G. Care.
George Swabacher, George z. Bagby, William H.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
iva JULIUS SGCLE, sl3 Main street.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NlNETl-SlA
TENDING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET TO TE .SL AhhEG ~,
TWESTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-By
virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date nm
Of January 1860, duly recorded In Henrico County
Court Clerks Office, book II page IL, 70 the sub
scriher as trustee. 10 secure the payment OF Ger
tain bond In said deed specified. for $500 and in-
teregt and being requested so 10 do by the benen-
ciary, will proceed to sell on WEDNESDAY
18th OF July, 1888 on the premises, at haif-past
O'Clock +. NJ, the GROUND described above
upou which stands a large three-story brick tene-
ment or so much thereof rs will be- sufficient 10
discharge the amount due by said bond. with IN
terest from date Including costs of executing trust
TERMS : Cash ~ 10 expenses of sale, and Whilst
the deed provides for cash sale, II Is very proha-
Bile that reasonable credi. will be given as 10
part of the purchase money.
", Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
Wellington 6oddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY.
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Communicated
STkDrIiE.

Where can YOU point 10 three worse men
Than. Stevens, Bingham, ami Bald Benz
Thief PhariscC. Gorilla, Rad,
Are Butler. bingham, and Old Thad;
What better do than quickly swing 'em,
Stevens, Butler, and Judge Bingham:
ANTl-STHOfllE.
Shall Summer, Stanton, old Ben Wade
BE cast thus summarily int the shade;
Wade Sumner. stanton, | maintain
Three greater knarcS were never seen
Stanton. Wade, and sanity Sumner
In claims 10 hanging none can come near.
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY, On
THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
RELVIDERE AND PINE STREETS.-By virtu,
of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond. pro
ounccd on the I'D May 1855. in the ease of Roberts
and wife against Siai's executor, &c "c sltll, ~
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises. on MONDAY
July 1853, III o'clock p. NJ, Of fair If not IN"
NESr and the LOT on which II stands, now In the
occupancy Of Mr. William II. Stol, ami directly
In front of the residences Of Mcssrs Charles Phil-
lips and William Smith.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance at four eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until all of the purchase
money is fully paid aud Il conveyance ordered by
the court JAMES *. DOOLEY,
JOHN q. STEGER,
Commissioners.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Crops-Grain and Frnt-Dr.
KyInnd.
BRuGNGTON, KING AND QUEEN, 7


July 2, 1868.
The wheat harvest is now completed
in this neighborhood, and AIN happy to
report that while the crop is not very
great one, it is decidedly better than for
several years past. The grain is considered
good, and the yield is quite satisfactory:
In the upper portion Of tht adjoining
county of King william the crop was
greatly injured by Il severe storm OF ram
and wind when the wheat was in full
bloom. The consequence is that there IL
very little grain in the heads.
The crops of corn are decidedly back
ward in all this region. Oats promise Il
fine yield.
1t may he true, az some one said IN the
DiSD0tch some time ago, that there is never
u fixture OF fruit in all sections simulta-
ncously; but it is no less true that III all
this portion of the State the products OF
orchards this year will not be ten, per cent.
of the usual average yield. AS sample,
I mention my own orchards. From 4OO
young, thrifty trees of apples, pears,
peaches, and cherries, many Of which have
produced several bushels each heretofore,
there is no possibility Of gathering an ave
rage of half n peek each. The whole peach
orchard Of scycnty-tyc trees will not pro-
ducc half bushcl. The pear orchard OF
1870 trees may yield two or three bushels.
The apple orchard Of 200 trees may give
three or four barrels. Very much the same
state of facts exists Oh the farms IN this
county generally.
Rev. Dr. Ryland has just PAID farewell
visit to his kindred and friends here, pre-
yious to his removal to Kentucky. Many
beside the members Of his own family
gricved to give him the parting hand. \
man of wisdom, Of learning, of sterling i'll
tcgrity, Of earnest yet gentle Christian
graccs, to lose him from your city, and III
deed from the State, viii be no trivial de-
priyation. ClViS.
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ucs,r ANn FOUND.

TSTRAY.-Camet to my premises, IN
-, ,ha mrcscr, limits of the city near Harden ;
shop WHITE oKsEc about twelve %a or te zen
avas,e J' r. come forward, prove property. pay
Charge. and take him away otherwise he will be
dealt with according to law.
~ GEORGE EHMlI.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the DWELLING an
L HOUSE 100 Clay street between ScventhEI2
and Eighth. II contains seven rooms, a Kitchen
with three rooms and Il cellar, with gas ana water
on the premises. The house Is In good order. 10
u good tenant the rent will be low. Apply at my
residence, III Clay street, atmy store on Twelfth
street between Main and Bank ~
V. \. FANlER.
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By wellington Goddin,
rttOnppr and Real Estatp 4 GENT
By Wellington Goddin,
AprtI,Rpanr md paal Z CT atp ypDt
LOT IN THE BURN

VALUABLE LOT IN THE BURNT
Y DISTRICT, on THE WEST SIDE OF
GOVERNOR BETWEEN MAIN AND Fra Nh
LIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlOS.-
viii be sold at auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY the 18th Of July. 1888. n O'Clock F. NJ. that
valuable LOT located above, opposite 10 the
hardware store of Ncssrs. Donuan & Asher 'front.'
ing TWENTY-FIVE feet and runniSg back about
seycnty-ivc feet. bounded on the south by the lot
of Mr. Samuel W. HARDWOOD. the north by the
lot Of Mr.. John 4. Bcivin. For business purposes
This LOT IS remarkably well located
TERMS : one-thrd cash balance AT one and two
wears for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
By trust deed.
iy y.
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
A NEAT BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE

A NEAT BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE
IA NORTHWEST CORNER OF BYRD AND
SECOND STREETS. 4 GOOD STAND FOX y
RETAIL FAMILY GROCERY, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-Wlll be sold at auciion upon the
o,clockP. NJ, NEAT BRICK TENEMENT. with
six rooms. brick Kitchen, &c. situated as above
stated. These premises are well arranged LOT
private residence and grocery, or other business;
and are considered good location for retal
family grocery, for which purpose they are III pre-
sent used By good tenant AT rental OF P'0o per
annum. ~ -. c,,,,
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance mt iour our;
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes. VIII
Interest added, and secured by trust decn.
FRANCIS L. ISBELl..
AuctiOneer.
,por tho g,lo nr tho above | will sell THREE
mfr bJEc LOTS on Second street between
Brrd and Arch .ith front OF 80 lcct each Ah'!
running back 10 feet 10 an alley.
Trpws Liberal and made known on day OF
sale. rhNN'Io i t,n.-i.,-,