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FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
No. I5 North Cherry ST.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN. ELEGANT
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICETHAT CHURCH.
well Anderson, ). y. Stacy II. Redelsheimer.
J. IL. Bush. Isaac Cohen. Alfred Howell. Sam
uel Y. NOrveli. ID. Il. Hicks and Z. u. Lewis. Of
Davidson county, have filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Court their petitions for discharge,
and it was thereupOn ordered by the Court that
a hearing be had upOn the same
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CITY HOTEL.

THESUBSCRIBERS HAVEAGAIN TAKEN
L charge of this long established HOTEL, have
renovated the house throughout, and the char
ges will be as moderate as the times viii admit
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rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
Of 6rocecies and Liquors, consisting n part
6Ohhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
10 " Clarified
10 " Deinarnrn "
20O bags choice Rio CofIer.
SO bbls and half bbls N. q. Molagses.
20 g Holslen Syrup.
- Crushrt Sugar. H...".
- Powdered Sugar,
9O PeachblOw and Neshannnck Potatoes.
80 half bbls Mackernl, assorted
10 boxes Soap, '.
200 Star Candles,
100 Starch.
100 Cove Oysters
80 " Fresh Peaches,
100 casks Soda.
200 boxes Soda, / ib papers.
10 RrOss Hnmwel's Essence Coffee.
100 boxes Caddio's Chewing Tobacco.
~ smoking Tobacco,
I'D bbls Chewing TObacrO. IN bulk.
80 dozen BrOOms,
100 Painted Buckets,
iH0 Caddies assorted Teas.
so boxes Mustard. assorted sizes
90 Kumiord's y east Powders.
10 bbls Biacking.
- cases kiehardsons Matches
40 boxes Pickles,
10000 Cigars, various brands
200 bbs Magnolia Flour.
100 Black Lick Flour.
90 bOYes Cheese,
ALSO--Spice. Pepper. Ginger. Mnddor. lnii-
go. Candy, Fancy Soaps, Nutmegs, Mace, w rap
All Of which will bo sold cheap for cash only.
X. T.. WEAKLY.
apr9 3m No N.F0licEe Sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-03

parish in the state being entitled to at least
Oue representative. A census 81 the state
by state authority shall be taken in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy-hve, and
every ten years thereafter. In case Of in
fOFmaIity, omission, or error in the census
returns from any parish or election district,
the general assembly may order new cen
sus taken in such parish or election district;
but until the state census Of eighteen
hundred and seventy-ive, the apportion-
ment Of the state shall be made on the
basis Of the census Of the United States for
the year eighteen hundred and seventy.
ART. 81. The general assembly, ct the
first session after the making Of each emu
meration, shall apporticn the representation
amongst the several parishes and represen-
tative districts, on the basis of the total
population, as aforesaid. Arepresentatiys
number shall be Fixed, and each parish and
representative district shall have as many
representatives as the number Of its tota
population will entitle it to have; and al
additional representative for any fraction
exceeding one-half Of the representative
number. The number of representatives
shall never exceed one hundred and TWEEN
ty, nor be less than ninety
ART. %. Until an apportionment shall b.
made in accordance with the provisions o
article 20, the representation in the senate
and house of representatives shall be al
follows; tl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-03

Total. 1890. One hundred and one
And the state shall be divided into the
following senatorial districts, to wit:
The first, second, and third representa-
tive districts Of New Orleans shall form one
senatorial district, and elect three senators.
The fourth, 9Th, and sixth representative
districts Of New Orleans shall form one
district, and elect two senators.
The seventh, eighth, and ninth represen-
tative districts Of New Orleans and the
parish Of 81 Bernard shall form one dis
tfict, and elect two senators. e..
The tenth representative district of New
orlesnB shall form onedistrict, and elect one
senator. .ffaa sss ts sa.
0Hsans right bank and the parish Of
PIaauemines ahall form one district, and
.ll.A..t ..,,a saasfaT "a u asg kezs5ss6 81
ne pahes q Jefferson, 81. CharIes,
ana "a John Bapsist shall form one distric,,
md elect tw0 ssnators. sees 8 VI 81 af'l
1he paalsAes II AsoenuAon and 81. Janes
shan iorn one disilios sad elect one sen
s'tarl8 ~ q s.ilsi sss - isl laa5A
Tbs parishes q Aasumptiod, I.asourche
ana Z nsbdnhe ahall form one district, and
dleet tao asnato1a q, y gs.ls5i iss.si2 g !.
Ths paylzhes o. Vermillion and ST. Mary
shallfSsm one district ana elect one seaa-
sThe pasisl,ss II Caleasisl, Lafayette, and
St. Landry shall fssm one district, and
elect Two eenasots. g g' ss 7s, q r 90 s,s
/ Tha parishes n Layiagston, ST Helena
Waahlngtsn, and 81, Tammany shall forh
one distiet, and elect one senator.
The pariahss- Of POints Coupse, Eas
Feliciana, and Weat Feilclaha shsII form
ons distsict aaa elect two senators. sai
The parish q East Bafsh Rouge shaI
torsa ems AIstries, AID sists ons senator.
4 ne parlshss ~ Weag naAOn ao1as, sbss
vile, aad sd Alasila 6aIl form ona al
r,at ana elect I've senators.
fishes q Coneordis aad Avoyslli
ra one district, and elect one ast
01ef rsr3e ssas sats ae tt
q TenBas and FnnkIl
lI 49, isi ana elect one ssu
the etDH, Madison, an
lsEahsaas shzii a. sisaios, ana cleo
tna usnatpns.
~ paElshss b o1i11||s AZ caidws,
A. .sEla one dlilslo.. 81 a.sst 80 =.
a1f "a Z "a
40 phes a. Jsrlrspa and balm e,
SAe fnd ecs W y U.s..
~ 81 IL e. hi,asIlls. a..
cAnlha ans alatllst AVA h
I've s'qslaN.
Jso ss atall form cns ali
iEIei. M elz sss 81 l
Ihe b Natchisoots
ssa ssslla an diagict. a.
f naaelft
m parish 81 \ s te y.
ia elect one
81 ila
~ dlsl1ies "a essi e1e
fote y al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-03
OFFICIAL. n
CoNsT1TUT1oN
STATE OF LoUIsIAHA.
ADOPTED In Convention at New Orleans
saturday, March = lsSs.
PREAMBLE.
or THE-

We, the people Of Louisiana, inOrder to
establish justice, insure domestic tranquil
lity, promote the general welfare, and Sc
cure the blessings Of liberty to ourselves
and our posteFity, do ordain and establish
This constitution. go. ..
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AT. 4L. 20 eennI1F N lafiYs
shs srn ioE whisa 10 ~
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T7OR RENT, that large and very deslra-

THOR RENT, that large and very deslrs-
hle RRICk RESIDENCE on the -
son,h side of Cary between First and Sc lie
cond streets, ut present occupied by VIII -,
cor e Thomas containing nine rooms,
kitchen, stable, &c, with gas ana "Asui
throughout. Possession had on ISL OF hp'i''
1865. ,E,-r
,bree.story BRICK DWELLING on fonrtn
s,reat between Grace and Franklin slreeIs'
containing six rooms, kitchen, NC.
''i FOR RENT,
small FRAME COTTAGE on norm II: s.ue y.
Cav between Twenty eighth ana l"ehs
min streets, with four rooms, Kitchen, &C
FOR REM, .,,o oos,
two-storv BRICK DWELLING on the en- =
side If Mayo street, No 223, near Broad, WIN
six rooms, kitchen, gas, water, &c.
s'> FOR RENT.
that very desirable BRlCh Nv ELhlNr ot
the east side of Twenty sixth, between helsn
and NJ streets containing six rooms, kilchen
&c. Won DENT
RRICK COTTAGE RESlDENCE on norm
dida If Leigh, between First and Foushee
streets, with five rooms, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
two story BRICK DWELLING on south
side of Grace, near twenty seventh street.
with six rooms, kitchen, NC
FOR RENI,
STORE corner Eighteenth and Main, suitable
for any business.
FOR RENT,
STORE corner of Eleventh and Cary, and thu
fixtures of bar, complete, for sale.
FOR RENT,
Church Hill. e
Apply TO LYME s. BROTHER.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NH 27-3t l439 Main street.
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world. and that he must be It's governor
This perfidious creature did stab me IN
the hack. - whilst at Washington, in a mode
and manner intended to remain forever
am L,o,,n. Bnt :" his sins have found him
outs He did, under the veil of perpetual
secrecy, Gas is said," inveigle few per.
sons to protest against the removal! of pc.
litical disabilities from me by Congress
This exotic, from jealousy and envy, who
would fain be considered a leading Repub-
lican if he could, and attributes his not
being in this Convention rightfully to me
on account of his duplicty will meet with
his reward in the Indignation with which
his action is viewed by vast majority Of
the Republicans of Richmond.
AS to the reasons assigned why I should
not be pardoned," they are even more
cogent than was stated. believe Wash.
burn assigned as one Of them that had
upon one occasion asked professionally OF
an association of colored persons Zee OF
Atty dollars; and, regret to say, L never
got it.
In what relates to my participation in
the "rebellion," the report Is loo ienient.
" When Virginia seeded, or about tha1
time" had already left washington ana
gone to Montgomery, Ala.
Having procured my position in the De-
partment at Washington through the
influence of the Alabama delegation in
Congress, when that State "secedcd " l
felt in honor bound to resign it, and not
hold it against their will. And, believing
in the State rights doctrine as understood
at the South, did at that time espousse,
her cause "with enthusiasm" and did
" with alacrity" follow, as a member OF
the regiment of departmental troops, to
the field, and never surrendered till Ge-
nerals Lee and Longstreet did it for me.
And concur with the latter, that oil this
terrible strife should not go for naught.,
but that the issues achich cngendered II
should be settled .foreuer by 1t.
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auction Safes.
FUTURE DAY


Nv Grubbs & Williams, Auctoiiee.s,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh s'ieo'''
BAKERY, WITH THREE OH 6 EEo
X C0MPLETE, WITH EIGHT-Hoh,S.Ei,,
p0wER ENGINE, PU l. l. E1 , n -
pEITING WITH. DOUGH BREahEtII'IL
rRACKER MACHINES, &c, fOk SA LIE
AT aUCTION.-We will sell ~ aue w. ~ ~
no nran,ises on TUESDAY the 3lst OF naL ,I l.
at % O'Clock NJ :, the TWO-SI0fs TT =, r.
HOUSE in the alley in rear OF ~ u M 10
tnrn;s store. with all the Elk Ms, ~ oet,s
onaof the most com plete bakeries In the CITY
Three OVENS, complete; IT.,
A. ENGINE, of eiGht-horse power, WIFI
PITLLEYS and BELT1NG 6;
Ono nair LARGE DOUGH- BREAKERS,
100 McCULLUM'S CRACK + X MA
CHINES-one nearly new;
To'1 DoUGH TROUGHS,
PEELS, BENCHES,
BOXES, PANS, &C., SC.
ALSO.
GAS and WATER PIPING and FIN
TURES, and STONE PAVING.
The ground rent is 5000 per annum. and the
lease has two years to run. If not sold rs n
whole, then the house, with all the building
material, will be sold, to be removed, and the
articles above enumerated also.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
NH y AICtoneers
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banner RepIies-Admiis the M"a'
Points and Pitches into An"fhef
Radical-A Stab in the Dark.
D,,,r,,o>,n ", March 26. 1865.


some OF THE RADICAL oFFICE-sEEhENs
CORRECTION
Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen, the foregoing cap
ton the local columns of your "iuely
spread journal contain some s'll''u
personal to me, which / am confident were
not inserted from improper motives 50 Id
as your reporter is concerned, wna'eVe
may have been the promptings OF his IN
former. But they are, nevertheless, yer,
incorrect as to the facts stated, and il
some particulars wholly false. You will
therefore, ! am satisfied, allow me tht
same medium Of communication TO make
the necessary emendation.
The article referred to asserts that
"the committee which recently visited
Washington was gotten up at the inStiga
ton of j. l.. c. Banner, and solely on sci
Ash grounds" Such is not the case. Dan
ner was not the i'aStigator, but an earnest
co-worker in the movement after it had
been previously instigated. AS to the sell
fshness Of my conduct in the matter, it is
enough to state that should our mission
prove successful, as it should, could de-
rive no possible present benefit in holding
any Office, because will never take "the
iron-clad oath Cor the sake of any Office u
"Danner aspires to be Mayor of this
city, snd is working with heart and soul
to effect it," If working with heart and
soul" to give ascendancy to the Republi-
can party in Richmond should, ain the
course of human events" result in my
election to that responsible office, should
shed no crocodile tears because Of it
but ali such matters are, as the case
stands with me at present, " sour
grapes" as you know. However, "to
attain this object" it is alleged ! have
"got w petition, and sought signatures
mostly among the negroes. They signec
1t readily, but Of the white men to whom
it was presented only few signatures
were obtained. On the contrary, they
violently opposed it; and We have heard
u intimated that, so far from endorsing his
application, counter petition has been
sent on, stating all the facts of the case,
and strongly urging that no pardon be
granted"
Now, sirs, should not despair If all
this were so, but for the sake Of trnth 7
can state that it is, plainly speaking. 6 q
lie out of the whole CLOTH" so far as rnu
seeking the signatures to any petition fol-
my "psrdon," either of white men OF
negroes" is concerned. AS to the spe.
cisi circumstances, they are uninteresting
TO the public, and might appear an intru
SION upon your columns. To be candid
however, there is some opposition to my
entranchisement in Richmond. There is
On individual here, as is rumored upon
the street, who affects to believe that the
Vos!d 10" 6oSE''g," and !" Bosting" is the
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DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
4 manufacture the BEST CANDIES made
in the United States for WHOLESALE UR-
POSES. We don't make one kind for our jars
for show and another for wholesale. Our No.
is all alike, and warranted. We have nu-
merous premiums, awarded before the war by
the Mechanics Institute Fairs when there
we're numerous Competitors-not honorable
mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them rs low rs the Yankee
candies, and warrant them much better.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
las No. l4l2 Main street.
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DN v FIIIIIT 'UN 'TVTWIU'
AuctiOneer and Real Estate hgen,
rRUSTEE,s SALE OF BRICK TIN

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
4 MENT ON THE NORTH SIDE or ur.
VAL STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVE.
NUE.-As trustee in Il certain drrh u 'ru.,
executed by John Clash and wife t~ara.
date Goth March, 1861, duly RECORDED Ia III b..
mond Hastings Court, shall, nj NE r,4gr..
of the creditor named therein, sell = prg..
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY he
4th Of April, 1865, At 3 O'Clock j. VI Il tlr.
if not, the first fair day thereafter the LOT
and BRICK TENEMEN thereon, now il lie
occupancy of Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin, trcy-
ing 93E feet on the north side 81 DuvaI .tgr-,
near To Brook avenue, running back the drgr4
OF the lot TO m alley. A!tAou-H.thr deco r..
qures that the property shall b" sold force
Vet the creditor is willing 10 accept our.fh.a.
cash balance ut six ana twelve months
bearing interest, secured byt trust decd. Tie
taxes and insurance for 1855 10 be paid BIZ ,4~
purchaser.
NH 81 III. NJ. YOUNG, Trustee
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,TrERssURas LETTER.
..os,onsencc of the Richmond Dispatch

urv x,yoRALTY-RusH BURGESS ESQ, TIE
1h' .rrcrssyU1. COMPETITOR WEATHER.
prrrRsnuRc, March e. 1868.
wv .ha lonr agony is over III regard
mcn, VIZ ororalty. and Rush burgess, ESQ ;,
to the ma 70 be the chief municipal
is hence'o no ~ Cockadc city. Both COM
officer Oh -esnresenting the interests Of the
mit tees;, nominees, went over to Rich
respe''tb;s morning, and had interviews
m mon General Schofeld. The Republican
Weston VIZ was reinforced by Platt and
n.haS members of the Convention, while
o .nt oe the Common Council depended on
w.. NC -espectability Of the body they repre-
ssan.ed. After due consideration the com
sanding General directed his adiutant to
make out the commission for Mr.. Burgess
General Newberry's cause, it is said
was damaged by his having been a
member of the Richmond Conserva-
tive Convention, while the policy of the
military authorities is to give the prefer
ence to Radicals. The result has caused
much disappointment, but we might have
had a much more Objectionable person
than Mr.. Burgess placed over US. He is
man of good practical sense, and is re-
csrded as honest and straight forward.
What his administrative capacity may be
Is vet to be developed; but let us give
him a fair trial, and not condemn him until
be shows himself deficient. While he is a
decided Radical, it is not believed there is
anv malevolence or vindictiveness in his
composition.
We have had another wet day, with q
cold uncomfortable northeast wind. S.
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AN INTERESTING DIsCOvERY.-A letter
from Newport, r. l., says One OF the
early Baptist ministers Of this city was
Obadiah Holmes. Little is known of him,
except that he was pastor of the First
Baptist church. He went to MaSsachu-
sets to preach. He had no license. The
Puritan preachers, who did not like to
have a Rhode Island Baptist preaching on
their manor, had Mr. Holmes arrested, put
in Jail, tied to cart, and publicly whip.
ped at the tail. So far as is known, he is
the only Baptist minister that shed his
blood in this land for the good cause. In
the bottom of an old chest in this city an
autograph volume has been found, written
by Mr.. Holmes, and dated 1878. He gives
the history of the Rhode Island colony that
he founded, with the charter that he OBJ
tanned from Charles H.; the incidents OF
his life, his faith in Christ, with letter to
his family, his church, and the world. Mr.
Holmes gives an account of his public
whipping in Boston, and attests :: did
there shed my blood The Newport His
torical Society are to put this valuable
work 10 press"
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By Clopton i Harwocd,
Real Estate Agents and AucHoH'S'''
Zenith street between Main and BAIA 81

TRUSTEES SALE OF lHPkOES en-, ~
/ real. ESTATE, On TIE L ,.h,sSrpTfT.
OF UNION OK CONcURRfNlh N>, - ~
ON UNION HILL. IN lHE 'I..I,,.>
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION i. M. G..
OF deed OF trust executed 10 M pl lg,.,s.
roline ). Carter, dated the @>!A dAl I'ij,.,r.as,
1867, and duly recorded III II, A'noa., AZ.
Court, shali proceed TO sell - " tae ID
ton, on the premises, on SAL NJ MA, ars.
day OF April, ls6s, ~ o'clock /. -. an the
tain LOT OF LAND, fronting ~ r. ran.
east side OF Union or CoucurrehlS -. 49,, ID :
ming back within parallel INES ~ rvrLL.
street - feet wide, with Il FIX " L - ,aI. co.,.
ING thereon, bull, OF the oSoI iH'.''''''
tanning four rooms. ,S ale aaA
Txxss: Cash ~ 10 the expenses Q! 80 me
the payment OF the sum o. 100 HS,'... ~.
res. thereon from the 18th day 0! nj 49,
1867, until paid and the further sH'" urine.
due the 18th OF April, lsNor ana Tue -.
sum o! 1868 due tho 18Th day OF ~" lied Il.
for negotiable notes with tnterss' .,.,,iua,c
the deferred payments. For the ~ 49, N ale
of the purchase money the terms WI ~, q:
known ~ the time OF sale, I"o
lscS To be paid by the purchaser, option.
T. Trustee
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VERMILLION-ENGLISH and CHI
Y NESE-for sale by
PURCELL. LADD x CO.,
NH 8 Main street, corner Thirteenth.

THE CREDITORS OF DR.. JOHN H.
l. BOYLE, deceased, who resided in Rich
mond tat the Spotswood HpteI during the
rebellion. are notified 10 file their claims for
payment, with the vouchers thereof, with the
clerk of the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county, Md, within sixty days from the 18th
OF February, 1858, or refer TO Frank Il. Stock
EFT, trustee ut Annapolis, Nd.
NH 2o-F3ws l.. BOY LIE.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOT on HE SUi III
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN TWELVE
AND THIRTEENTH STEEEI> AT AI'
TION BY virtue OF 4 deed ~ l.u-. "Nrrl.r-
10 the undersigned rs trustees by 1ltrmaa.a.
). Cooper dated The 18Th day d. Juurs I...
and duly recorded in the hu>am-- 'a1s. &
the city of Richmond, 10 srcur" 'Hr nHw".
of certain bonds therein d. >crlhrd. t,.f.hh
Joseph g. BeXley, commissioner 1pFah-rl *,
the Hastings Court OF the CIty OF Ii .tia'a' 3.
and default having been mad" III 'Ar pNti~r.
of the last bond mentioned IN ,tld .Imrl. Aa'
ut the request of the holder OF >ali O9hI. -
shall proceed TO sell on the premises n Il
O'Clock NJ WEDNESDAY the Is. DAY
April 1868, if fair, If not, tn" mex, 'AT 't
thereafter, the property conveyed ~ .aA d'r.r
described as lot 2j3 in plan OF city OF iE"hlA'a'.
and bounded rs folloWs-to VII. 'owWr@N.. :
on the south side of ID or Gary stree. the @'s'
lance OF los feet six inches from ~" "rsl l'A'
of Twelfth street, aIal fronting on u OF N"!
street twenty-five feet more or less, anu : vi"
ming back ut right angles ninety three !rr' ~
an alley twelve feet wide. This is % very FA@
able building lot, being central and ~ 'A'
business portion of the city.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay he rAqehs"
of the sale. The deed requires All CASH %"
BY the consent Of the holder OF ~" not" ."'
sale will be made on the following terms
One-fourth cash; balance ut tonr, elsht, ha
twelve months, negotiable notes, in.rr~,
added and secured By deed OF trust. lA&r
for ls6S 10 be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
Trustees,
Sale TO be conducted by JAMES IL. IAtLJN
SoN, AuctioncerS. nh 2l-.@
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By Wellington Goddin, Auctioncc,

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT y
~ SIDNEY, ON ELMWOOD BETWEg'
HARVIE AND SHORT STRLEIS, ~
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be- sold a, a..
ton, on the premises, on SATURDAY ,he?,.
of March, 1865, at O'Clock = NJ, the NJ.
FRAMED TENEMENT located as abs,-
recently occupied By Dir. William BruE,,.
containing three rooms beside, kitchen. W.
of good water, &c. The LOT has IRON. A.
forty one feet, running back one hundred IA.
eighty feet TO an alley.
TERMS: One third cash balance a, syar.
twelve months for negotiable notes, ig.r.a.
added secured By 4 trust deed.
NH % W. GUDDlN, AuclioHre.