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New York Gold. and stoek Market

BY Teiegfaph.i NEW YORK, July IL.
SEY-Steady at 495 on call.
STERLTNG-Steady and unchanged.
GoLD-Opened at I421s; declined to 14l56;
advanced 10 I42; elosed at HIS.
GoyERN1dENTS TSs-CloSed steady: Coupons
Of 1881 1880 ll593s; do. 62, Il31s9ll314; do.
'64, Il014mIlOIs; d0s rs, II1asaIlI15; do new,
IeS5s9 O8;4; DO. 'G7, l0S5sal0S34 do. '6S l09G
1923; To- 40s, 1928 z-s0s, I0Si4GI0S5s.
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N NO 81 NOnWH FIRST sTRHE b
VIII he pleased to see all their old cust0 Lis
ers, and as many new ones as viii favor
them with n call. a full ass 0rtment or
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
$50 A gents for stafford Mills (AIabama)
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We tgiH qtce special fftd ltce0tetts 70 az tao2s
b1fUtstg for CASH. lOea
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
The Credentials of Vim. Plckney, Mr.,
JOhns0n's Successor,
Presented.

BILL CALLED UP SUPPLYING TEN
PORARY VACANCIES IN THE
EXECUTIYR DEPARTMENT.
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Col. WILL CUMBACK
AND
GEN. JAMES G. VEATCH


WIN speak at the following times and
places:
Patoka, Gibson County, Thursday, July
ODD, atl O'Clock P. M.
Poseyviile, Posey County. Friday, July
2ItE, at O'clock P. NJ.
Mt Vernon, Posey County, Saturday
uly 18th, at night
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Col. Theo. W. MCCOY,

COL TheO. w. Mccoy
Candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, viii visit the counties of the First
District la the following order, and invites
to meet him all his oh Comrades. and all
the soldiers Of the lat war who favor the
election or GRANT and CoLFAx, to take
steps for organization for the pending CAM
paign The soldiers vii fix the hour and
make an necessary arrangements for the
respective meetings.:
Nincennes, Knox County July 2Ist.
Washington, Daviess Couny, July ed.
Petersburgh, Pike County, July sd.
Princeton. Gibson County July oath.
New Harmony, Posey Couty, July 25th.
Evansville, neutrality-suspicious. July
27th.
Boonville, Warrick Count, July 2sth.
Rockport, Spencer Count! July 29th.
Tell City. Perry County, Jly S0th.
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June 25, 1868.
TPUB1Ic REsoLUTIoN--No. 30. 4,
TDTr1tr. rc,--ND. 81.

PUREIfy--lNO. O-fs
AN ACT to amend an act entitled An
act granting lands to aid in the CON
struetion of railroad and tele-
rraph line from the Central Pacific
Railroad, in California, to Portland.
in Oregon. 2'',
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That section six of
an act entitled An act granting lands
to aid IN the construction of rail-
road and telegraph line from the Cen.
trai Pacific Railroad, in California to
Portland. in Oregon" I" approved July
twenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, be SO amended as to provide
that instead of the times now fixed
In said section, the first section of
twenty miles of said railroad and tele-
graph shall be completed within
eighteen mouths fromathe passagelo of
this act, and at least twenty miles in.
each two years. thereafter, and the
whole on or before the first day of
July, ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and eighty. l2 h3so'
Approved, June %, 1863. bd
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TPuBL1c-No. 49.1

AN Act TO extend the boundaries of
the collection district OF Philadel-
phia so as to include the whole con-
'solidated city of Philadelphia.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and
House of Representatives Of The United
States Of AmelTca ia Congrcss asseae-
bled, That the port of entry and de-
livery of Philadelphia, Penns5 lvania,
is hereby extended so as to include
within its boundaries the whole con-
soidated city of Philadelphia. as
Approved, June %, 1868.
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AAO Us k-......-.-.- W ASHINGToNs july IA.
Logan, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported a bill providing
that after the 1st of January 1869,
the whole compensation of the United
States designated for the repositories
at Chicago, shall not exceed 81, 500.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole, with Garfield In the Chair.
on the Alaska bill. The question be-
ing on an appeal taken when the sub
ject was last before the Committee by
Butler, of Massachusetts,, from O de-
cision of the Chair ruling out Of or
der an amendment, proposed by But
Ter, to reserve from the sum to be
paid to Russia, $500,000 for the salts
faction of claims of American ,citi-.
zens against that Government. The de
cision of the Chair was sustained.
The question required on the sub
stitute offered by Loughridge declar-
ing, after luany preambles, that the
assent of Congress IS given to the
stipulation of the treaty, butdeelar-t
ing that the extention of citizenship
and the appropriation of money be
submitted by the eC0nstitution to Con-
gress. Agreed toll to 81. a
Eliot moved to add to the proviso
that no purchase in behalf of the
United States of foreign territory
shall hereafter be made until the pro-
vision is made by law for its payment,
and declaring that power vested by
the Constitution into the President
and Senate to enter into treaties with
foreign powers, do include power to
complete the purchase of foreign ter
tions have been make therefor by act
of Congress. Agreed.
Butler made another attempt to in
sert a condition for the settlement Of
claims of United States citizens
against Russia. The amendment was
ruled out of order.
The Committee rose and reported
the bill to the House. The House
agreed to Loughridge's amendment
by 90 to 49, and rejected that of Eliot
by 78 against 80. The bill passed by
ia to AZ.
The report of the committee OF con
ference on sundry civil expenses, the
appropriation bill making an appro-
priati0n for service of the Colun bia
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
were considered without final action.
| The Senate S amendments to the
| bill to authorize temporary supplying
vacancies In the Executive Depart
ment were concurred IN.
Recess until Z 30.
EVENING SESSION.
Thermometer in. the Chamber 92o
The Speaker appointed Boutwell,,
Wilson of Iowa, and Marshall q com
mittee of reference on some disagree
ing votes.
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole. a general debate en-
sued; and addresses were made By
Ivan Trump on the subject Of the
visible le-admixture law Of Ohio, by
Schofield in defense of the policy oi
the Republican party, and by Butler
of Massachusetts, in favor of taxing
United States bonds.
Adjourned.
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eSTRAYEsD j. MARE Away from my
- hoBle. neas the Canal Mills, on the
23d of Jane, 1883. black bay m4res years
old; about l6 hands hlghs the lett mind leg
swollen. ANY one nnuing the same ana
leaving her Mt my house. near the Canal
Mills will be Literally rewarded.
HENRY MEIXNER Butcher
s..rl IIn Ind IIl-N lI.E
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[PuBLIo REsoLUTIoN-.No. 30.

l. = a'A4- AA4-k-CA1G A1OAN ". O-4s j.
joint Resolution to provide for the
sale Of the site of Fort Covingt0n,
in the State of Maryland. eEf s
Be 1t resolUed By the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
United States of Anaericd, an Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary
of War be, and he is hereby, authorized
to sell in entirety or By subdivisions,
at public auction to the highest bid
der, after thirty days notice in three
daily newspapers IN the city of Bal
timore, one of which newspapers
shall be published in the German Ian
guage, a certain tract of land belong
ing to the United States, situate with
in the limits of said city, on the Pa
tapsco river, Maryland, known as the
site of Fort COvingt0n, continuing
about two and three-quartors acres,
more or less, with all the tenements,
rights and privileges pertaining there
to; and that the proceeds of such
sale shall be paid into the treasury Of
the United States H
Approved, June p, 1868. -
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BY GABLE.

.eView OF SOldiers-The Command.
Ing General Makes a Speech--APFl.
val of the Son OF the late King
TheOdOruss
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lrPuB1Ic REso1lJr4oN-No. All

. l. AACAF ~.
Joint Resolution to authorize the
Secretary of War to place at the
disposal'of the Lincoln Monument
ASSOCIATION damaged and captured
ordnance.
BE 1t q.es1lcea 5g tie Senate and
House Of REPRESENTATIVES ofthe United
States of Amertcd IN Compress Assem-
bled, That the Secretary of War be,
and he is hereby, Authorized, at his
discretion. to place at the disposal Of
the Lincoln Monument Associa-
tion," Incorporated BY an act of Con-
gress entitled An act to incorporate
the Lincoln Monument Association, !"
approved March thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, such dam
aged and captured bronze and brass
guns and ordnance, out of which to
cast the statues of the principal fig
ures surmounting and to be iEeorpo-
rated in said structure: Pr0gffed,
That no metal as aforesaid shall be
thus appropriated until the voluntary
contributions for said purpose, ac-
tually In the hands of the treasurer,
shall amount to one hundred thou
sand dollars; and no more metal
shall be thus appropriated than shail
be actually used for the purpose OF
casting the figures as herein men
Approved, June IS, 1868
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ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, July IA. = Cooke and
lake. arrested as Fenians, were ex-
mined at Bow Street to-day; and the
,lice, testifying to finding a large
lantity of arms and ammunition on
eir premises, they were remanded
r trial
LONDON, July Dispatches
ON Madrid say that at review of
le troops in and around that city
the Commanding General
.ade speech to the soldiers, warn
g them against making any demon
rations of sympathy with the late
.ovement against the Queens gov
'nment. The country is reported
rlnquil.
In the House of Lords last night,
,. was announced that the royal assent
= been given to the Irish and Scotch
orm bills, and to the boundary bill.
: london, July IA son of the
: King Theodorus, of Abyssinia.
! arrived in England and gone to
! orn on visit to the Queen.
' oNDoN, July 14-Midnigbt-Tti is
d rted that the Spanish Govern
% has declared martial law in the
ince of Caledonia.
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= FLOR DE Mayo
- EsH.dgsw FRR N WsA -

A Nesg Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
THALON & SON, New york.
Sold by AL druggists. jys dly
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APPOINTMENTS FOR PUBLIC
SPEAKING
IN THE
vFrngm rnNCuFCGTnNA BFGYRIGT.
PUBLIC

The attention Of the County Central
Committees and Grant Clubs in the re-
snecffvsv localities is called to the follow
ing appointments, with the request that
they take Immediate steps for securing
large attendance of the people. II 1T Is
thought best by the local Committees to
change the hour of meeting, 1t can be done,
provided the change wiz not Interfere
with other appointments. Notice should
at once be sent to the Speakers.
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5g.eANCY DE HoUaE.
PHALON's "PAPMIAN lotion "

PHAEOR,S . EAPFHHAN SOAP for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, viii not
chap the skin. Prlce 25 cents per cake.
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NeW 6t0Ye and IIn I
Disaolnfion oR Conartnarshin.

gHYEaE PARTNEESEaEP HERETO
- fore eNgsfing between Benjamin
Hobbs and Il w Patrick, under the name
aHd style 0f Hubbs, Patrick d CO., is here
by. declared dtssO we'd from this date.
The business will be continued by II. w.
Patrick who ws4i also Settle the business
OF the firm. -. W. EAIEIgh.
Evaniiville July lsf, 1858. ! JyI DIV
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GOVERNOR CoNRD BAKER

GENERAL JAMES [ VEATCH,
VIII address the CountyConvention of
Pike County, Saturday, Agust lst.
GEN. Neatch VIII fill Co Cumback's APP
pointment for this date ilPike County.
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GPUBLIe REsoLUTIoN--No. 81. -
A Resolution authorizing change of
mail service between Fort A Der.
crolnbie and Helena. t9s
Resolred bg the Senate and House
Of Re1reseatdtj0es Of the United States
Of ADlericd an Congress assembled,
Thatthe Postmaster General is here
by authorized to change the character
of the mail service from Fort Aber-
crombie, Dakota Territory, to He
lena. Montana Territory, to post coach
service.
Approved June 25, 1868.
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we'd, june %, 1868.
TPUBLIo-No. Sc. /

[PUBLIo-No. Sc,
AN AGT to authorize the Secretary of
the Treasury to change the names
of certain vessels.
Be at enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the United
States Of America igl Congress assem-
bled, That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be, and hereby is, authorized to
change the name of the yacht w.
". Abell," owned by James Lloyd
Greene. of Norwich, Connecticut,
administrator of the estate of Ben
jamin ID. Greene, late of said Nor
wich, deceased, and John Jeffries,
.jr., of Boston, Massachusetts, to
that of Ethel" and also to
change the name of the yacht
I" L'Hirondelle," owned by James
Gordon Bennette, Jr., of the city of
New I York, to that of Dauntless,"
and to grant said vessels registers in
said respective names; the said vessels
being pleasure yachts only, and not
engaged in commercial or other busi-
ness.
Approved. June 25. 1868.
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already entered into, unless such
contract originally required payment
in coin"
Ramsey moved to strike out, in the
clause legalzing gold contracts here
after made, the word : hereafter,
and insert therefor January 1st,
1867" After discussion the amend
ment was rejected. en +
Ferry moved to insert, in the clause
providing that said bonds aud their
proceeds shall be used to redeem the
interest bearing debt, the words, . at
the option of the holder e.s
Davis moved to lay the bill on the
table. Rejected. se--.. -s...s.. +.
Fessenden suggested to strike out
the words for the redemption, pay
ment, or purchase, oriexchange for, !"
in the clause just proposed to be
amended, and insert the words in
exchange for"
Howard and Conkling urged that
even if it should prove superfuity,
the amendment would do no harm. 1t
was then agreed to.
A question by Mr.. Patterson, of
New Hampshire, in regard to the eff
feet of the thirty second, to which
Sherman replied, gave rise to con-
siderable debate. Fessenden and
ConkiiDg strenously opposing the
provision, and Sherman and Sumner
as tenaciously defending it.
Conkling moved to strike out the
thirtieth section. #
Morrill, gave notice that he would
move to strike out of the section the
portion giving rise to the principal
objections, leaving simply the provi-
sion allowing the conversion of law
ful money into bonds, and to add the
words, and the lawful money so re-
ceived shall be cancelled and not
again re-issued."
Morrills amendment was rejected.
Conkling's motion to strike out
was agreed to.
YEAs.-Cameron, Chandler Conk-
ling, Corbet, Drake, Ferry, Fessen-
den. Frelinghuysen, Holden. Hen
dricks, Howe. Mcdonald, Morrill, of
Maine, Morrill, of Vermont. Patterson.
of New Hampshire, Pattersonof Ten
nessee, Pomeroy, Rice, Wilson.-19.
NAYs.-Cattell, Cole, Conness,
Henderson. Morgan, Nye, Osborne,
Ramsey, Ross, Sherman, Stewart,
Sumner. Upton, Wade, Wiley, VIII
liams.-16.
Bill passed. Adjourned.
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approved, June ., 1868.
fPUBLIo REsoLurIoN-No. IS

LPUBLIo KEs0LUTI0N-NO. %. $
Joint resolution donating to the
Washington City Orphan Asylum
the iron railing taken from the old
hall of the House Of Representa-
tiyes.
BE 1t resozued By the Senate and
House of Representatives. Of tie United
States of America an Congress .qssenl,
bled, That there be donated to the
Washington City Orphan Asylum
the iron railing taken from the old hall
of the House of Represent tatiVes, now
in the Capital grounds: ProUided,
That the same shall be taken away in
ten days after the passage Of this
joint resolution.
Approved, June %, 1868. m
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Governor Warmauth was inaugurated
Governor Of Louisiana, ON the 18th inst.
He inlan edfately notified General Buchan-
an. who issued an order declaring that
civil law was now supreme in the State
OF Louisiana. Civil officers under military
appointment were Instructed to hand
over their offices to their successors who
have been elected.
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed IL the Dis
trict Court yesterday by William Fenn Of Prattsville
Greene Co.; Middleton Bell OF Morrisana, Westchester
CO.. and Charles L. Crane, Charles l.. Straw and George
w. Donnan, Of this city.
An action was brought, in the District Court,
under hs Internal Revenue law for the forfeiture OF the
rvctifyug establishment at No. 39l Nnthet. The evil
dence disc the seizure OF 10 empty barrels With IN
specton marks them, IL barrels OF whisky with no
marks and Inspectors brand. The Court directed
verdict for the Government FORGETTING the establishment
and all the personal property on the premises
In the Superior Court, before Judge Barlow,
George Kuhn and Frederick sass brought IN action
against John W. Stevens and Cornea Sparks executors
OF Jonas Sparks for the recovery Of $50 aegei 10 De
due them for 1000 cords OF wood according 10 contract
made by Jonas Sparks with plaintiffs In March, 1854 Inc
defendants claim that the contract Nas virtually an
nulled. Case still on.
In August, 1866, Moses Levy and Levi Bern
agreed business partners on the ist OF
February, 1867. In the shirt business In the agree
nent 5000 waa fixed the hqudatod damages Tor Q
failure Of either TO comply with IL. In February Lew
prepared " ~ but Bernstein was NOT ana ne
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RICHMOND COUNTY

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find 1t for their interest to adj
yerso IN THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State aud Territory, we'll in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the advan
tagcs offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions Of THE
TRIBUNE, seinWeeky. aud Weekly, subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged Is cents per line. each In
scrtion, In DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line In WEEKLY
TEIBUSE, Is cents per line In SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate, TINS very much enhancing It's value as an
advertising medium.
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6ru:trirs anS S1rcbisiuns
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
GEN. GRANT, AND THE MARBLE CASE.

70 n, Editor VI TIE Tribpn>
SIR: There is now pending before the Su-
tpreme Court al Washington known 10 the lawyers
as that Of ELp0rie UeAr an appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the cied States for the Southern District OF
Mississippi TIE facts out Of which II grow thus
stated by Senator Trumbu when the motion 10 advance
the case upon the calendar was argued by hma iewdays
cksburg paper was arrested In the state OF Mississippi
eurrectlonary In their character Mtrry Commission
was ordered by Cen Ord for the purpose trying the
party those chargrs On appealing before the Com
mission 1t suggested by friends Of the accused that
he apply for relief and accordingly writ OF hdbds cor
Rus was sued out before the Circuit Court of the United
Btates for the Southern District Of Mississippi The Mill
fsry Commission postponed action to hear the result ON
the return Of the writ and statement Of facts the Court
Oyerrued the motion for the discharge Of the petitioner
but admitted him TO bail The petitioner is now lb-
erty" This is the whole case, simple enough in itself
but threatening the largest consequences the des
The Supreme Court as at present constituted is com.
posed Of eight Judges, Of whom five perfectly well
Enown 10 DO gwen TO prosiaVesy constructions OF the
OF becoming Democratic nominee for the Presidency
ne from tne racine coast NO reasonaoie peing now
ever has moments doubt rs TO the issue OF the McArdie
matter IL will be decision by majority OF the Court
me reconstruction acts are nnconsttutl0na Armed
with INC executive power. with the power which decs
s Sr 1ne Saprsne Court WI gye hun and backed 5y
Andrew johnson is likely ~ become a dangerous nlan.
30 lar as the rea hardship OF the McArde case goes IL
adverse to the acts is the present purpose
mot only Of the President bat of Grant stanbery Black
been simple from the beginning that no one can doubt
Grants purpose In not adopting It. McArde is held in
xnilttaiy custody Grant by single movement OF his
Den, could set this Rebel wretch liberty and avert the
SmTending danger The only remedy at the command OF
this great statesman and his friends seems 20 be in
sperOus and unwarranted tamperipg with the Supreme
Eourt the latest development OF which was movement
&n the Reconstruction Committee, few days ago. forbid
iDg that Court 10 make any decision involving the Re
acts or else TO make IL upon tho unanimous
Sote OF the Judgesl The Ave Democratic Judges are
altogether likely TO to the views OF Chase Swayne
and Aler, as Chase, swayne, aud Miller are likely to
adopt theirs.
Gen cannot escape the censure Of rghtthnklng
People for encouragng Ihs useless and costly sort Of
sltlgaii0n Yours trnly HA0ARD.
hefc- York Feb Z.
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SuIts bn Su;tiuu.

A UCTION SALE Of LUMBER and COAL
n YARD 6c-WIl he sold Public Auction at Port Chester Mst
chester County NsvloS On 81 ruRDAl Feb 10 s on tie
Al Lvous Point Chester the entre STOCK OF lumber coal
hsrvare and hun ding mails & contained 10 t Lumbe7 AMI Coal
Ys ami S-e recently led by the late William j. Bush u Lyoo
fn Port CLe.r lie oiock ard vel assorted All L VIII
h. OF nd sni Dot splendid cp9or'un shorirl 20
.ie an troahle buIBe The stock viii be sold VIA
dr. rs 20 n aser leasing purchasing the dock and real
estate Al fsous Point rrce named For further particulars
sppl, 10 AMHERST l H 10. il9 broadwsv Room No SO New
Iorf or 70 JOHN LYON o Chester AMHERST WIGHT, IT,
Ad,ninss Nr
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ArNIAN II. MrLLrK. AucIoleer
CONTINUATION SALE.-Valnable LOTS q

CONTINUATION SALE.-VaMable LOTS on
~ ntd ard s third Srty fgrth. aud sty hih
o., 10 he LtASrD on long srs snug ar o
lease ADRIAN H. MULLER r. WILKISS Co. gill sel a! Aue
ton on TUESDAY February 1868 ~ O'clock H. EiehahLs
III Brosvay The eas II one hundred 'adas o.
te drrbe the erection trsis residences and snr
and suitable poremru being fee from rock ard IN hp
yjeuly Of tie Central Ad " the Thlye Railroad Depot"
Ali, pro,y ua the James deceased and
ug been family upward Of hundred the title
t0nIhe.
The above lots situated 40 f,lovr
THEp AyE-B.yen lots the southwest Of Thiavs ,n3
Siit .iLinl.st
Thrynns block bOunded By Third and LeIIugOnave
siIty foalb epd riv.sfb-stS -
block bounded by Lr ugtOa and Fourth
aye. Stity.fauth aud siIty .afh siA
iofrh.sL
The lease will contia ganst nuans renewals and
~ street and eingorate lots will be restricted private dwellings
without stores underneath
Ma 7 Prs.,t (.68