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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16
River and Weather,

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 15.-River stationary
at three feet. Weather moderating.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16

Philadelphia Cattle Market-Jan. Is.
BEEF CATTLE-Advanced. Sales of extras at
10 9llc; fair to coed, sheshc; common, 6k@714c.
SHEt P-5.G00 sold at 5@7c. gross weisht
HOGS-Are dull; 800 sold at $40 5o@1l 90. ntt.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining Uncalled fer at the Columbus POST
office, Jan. is, 1868.
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New York Cattle market-Jan 15.
CATTLE MARkET-Buoyant: sales at sl5@so
for good to choice. %
HOGS.Heavy and declining at 7x0sc.
SHEEP-Dull and heavy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16

80 THE MAENNERcHoR Conc ERR To-NIGHT.
Tonight the Maennerchor assisted by
the De Beriot club, will give another of
their most popular concerts, at Naughton
Hall, when will be presented one OF the fin
est programmes ever offered to our citizens.
That those who attend will be greatly
pleased, is certain. The great talent and
high musical culture of the ladies and gem
tlemen announced for the concert tonight
is guarantee that all the programme will
be magnificently rendered. To accommo-
date subscribers limited number of single
tickets will be sold at the door.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16

w The festival to be given by the ladies
of Westminster Church. in the lecture
room. is set for tonight instead of Friday
night, as first announced by US.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16

wJoseph 7. Webb, OF Hamilton county,
was on yesterday appointed Surgeon Gem
av~l of 0h;o hv Gov HAYES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-16

"A NEW BRANCH OF BUsINEss.-Colum-
bus, through her business men, is fast TAX
ing her proper place as manufacturing
city. Day after day sees new enterprises
projected and carried to successful opera
tion. To the many other enterprises, H.
Mithoff & Co., 262 South High street, have
added the manufacture of pressed tinware,
for pitchers, slop-buckets, and foot tubs.
They have reduced the manufacture of this
ware to science, and now turn out and
offer tor sale some of the most beautiful we
have ever seen. We can recommend this
firm and their ware to dealers, knowing
they will agree with us In our opinion of
the beauty and durability of their tin toilet
ware. -.---4 ss-. .l-5,-.f ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Jan. Is.
GoLp-0pened at lsss. but .. the close thsrs
that the President will issue . procIamations
morrow ordering army officers to disregard any
ders from Stanton; elesine price 1400lzOx.
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ALLENTOWN, PENN, April 4, 1895.

ENTowN. PENN. April 4, lss5.
MKssRs. T. ALLcocK d Co.-DeGr Sirs: Ny
d aughter used one of your Porous piasters. She
had very bad pain in her side, and it cured her in
o1e week Yours truly,
JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. dec27-d&w1m
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HsEsss Clark Harris
Hntchisou Caro- Huntington Mrs Houston Miss
HSssss Mss Sso Hass Hannah Hamilton
aeI6sr T5sr HUff%a1 fSGa apSs gOSn Hu@sn % Mrs
Haddleson Jos HuneJ H Human John
Hunt Miss JUICY Higgins Morris Hatcher Miss
Henderson Miss Holland Mathew Madord
Msr Mrs Sidney HsaTSn HsTa Peter Hscss
Johnson Johnson Sh bos ao
Jones Geo Jones 5 eel-
kn.4 Frank k15s k1s Nv fse kns Hss Ea
Lord DR. AR Liebold Miss AlreLynch Clara
ESwa5d tsws JSP
Legg Thus Long Miss SallieJ
Metur Mrs MinerMissIizze Mitchell G
MeiIeni Francis Moore Geo W Merakin Geo
Hssfisonars Mir SS MS.ss
Msa sssob Msi Ehp Ms Mfsp Mil M!sZ Ann.
MointireMissEm- Mel 6onough Jas iy
Mssndr.r. MsSs. aEs k, MSss SAa
Nibbling Col Nickerson, E A Nef Mrs JD
Nolan John Neff Mrs Lucy NelsonMrsLuoyA
Ortman Mrs G ,owenMssKittie Owens Edward NJ
Patterson nAN Pinkerton Mrs PauIlers MrsKato
oRs PnRs 1ance i.Gs' Pssdds
Do a,pa Pnhar p.n MrsSn IN Purne m
Rumsey Anna A Rice Mrs Barb Roberts Chas
Rssse John
Reen erSamant,a Reel VIM
Sekin Mrs Alma Srum Ch Swank Mrs
Sharpe Carrie Sheets w Spicer EdwardW
Stewart K Stillwell FIT Sweetland
Ssk Geo Scurrey Giles Splcer GeoG
Simmons Henry Saman j c. Simpson John
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Shawiey Mike Sydnay Neal Steele OC
simpson Robt Stimson W Seydel Samuel
Shotter = Simmons Samr Snider VIM
Shirey WmU Sanford VIM Smith Mrs NJ A
Smith John ii Smith MissMary Smith Ellen M
Smith Agatha .,t+--.- .-.. ---i 30 elf
Tama Mrs Bridget Tompson Taylor Mrs q
Tounnell Hattie Taylor Ira Tate Jane
Thomas Mrs Jno Taber W R Tennybill SamI
Taylor Miss Mary
WanerMissAnna WilsonMissA AlceWil ilson W.
Walcutt Anna AZ WinlenaikeCar'e
Weekv Elmira Walters sMissEm Wyeant Jas H
Walcutt Jas R Wright Izstus Walter John 2
Warnock Robt Wright ThosW2 w hims VIM
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White l. b r w hite Miss Anna
Zardey Miss Kate
MISCELLANEOUS.
Agriculturalist Adams, Jewett & Co
Sec of G B Club Mr. h =
Nv Banks d Brooks
Ciray Bidell & Hughes Gr4nnis & Henderson
Harris Greenwood Morton & Bros
Raab Co Post. Lewis & Radclif
Shotted & Smith Smith Lewis
Thomson& & Co
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.ss A PLEASANT TME.-Last night the MEM
bers of the Legislature, the Executive OH
GERS of the State and the press met at the
residence of Hon. A. G.. Thurman, o. s.
senator elect, to tender their compliments
and enjoy the hospitality of their distin-
guished host. The occasion was most
pleasant one. The Judges lady, with that
grace and high breeding for which she is
noted, made all her numerous guests feel
perfectly at home. From all those who
crowded Judge Thurman's parlors was
heard nothing but congratulations that
Ohio would be represented in Was hington
: BY SO distinguished gentleman.
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CIncinnati Tobacco Market.

from the Cincinnati Enquirer. Monday evening.
January ID
The transactions in leaf are still on limited
scale. the demand being light and the offerings
small. No new of consequences arriving. and but
little old is put the breaks. Quotations, however,
are nominally unchaogs Manufactured is dull.
We quote: .'7ls 20 81 rraI
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FILED YEsrERDAY.-The following GER
tificates of Incorporation were filed in the
Secretary of States Office on yesterday:
Of the Dayton Coal and Mining Com
pany, organized for the purpose of mining,
transporting coal by rail or river, or both,
and selling same, leasing and purchasing
coal lands, &c: Principal office in Dayton.
Capital stock $4,000. in shares of 500 each.
The term of the company's existence is
fixed at twenty years, A. R. Fl. Fol Kertn,
Josiah S. Broadwell, James Clingman, inc.
II. Winder and William Gunkel are the cor
porators.
Ofthe Fremont Manufacturing Company,
organized for the purpose of constructing
and maintaining a canal, with the neces-
sary culverts, &,., to bring the waters OF
Green creek into the Sandusky river at
Fremont for hydraulic purposes, and en-
gaging in the business of manufacturing
paper, wool and agricultural implements.
Principal office in Fremont, Sandusky
county. Capital stock 100000, in shares
of 500 each. Charles II. Bell, Oscar Bali.
Nathaniel West, VIM. A. Rice, La @ Raw
son, James Park and Charles O'Tillotson
are the corpor&tors.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINaToN, January 15.
SpNAnE

e . :
The CHAIR laid before the Senate q
memorial from some members of the Board
OF SRegistration of Mississippi setting
forth the destitute condition of the people
there, both white and colored, and praying
for an advance of supplies to planters, to
be considered as lien on their crops. Re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Military Al
fairs. ,r .--sf fs.f s..s..- s'...fft
Mr.. MORTON presented a petition, sign
ed by upwards of 4 600 colored citizens Of
Washington, setting forth the unjust dis
elimination against them by contractors
and other EMPLOYEES, and from combina-
ton OF other laborers, and praying that
men may be put in charge of the public
works who will not discriminate against
them. Referred to the committee on the
District of Columbia. go,ss safi
Mr.. MORTON said the same condition of
things existed here that did in Southern
States. 1t was charged the colored men
would not work when they were allowed
the opportunity. ,-,s', 5..s;e sfffl
Mr.. CONNESS introduced a resolution
that Congress consent to Hon. Anson Bur-
lingame receiving a civil appointment
from the Emperor of China. Referred to
committee on Foreign Affairs. aT.fss
The general subject of Consular appoint
ments continued until the expiration of the
morning hour, when the subject was laid
aside and the special order. the bill to pre-
vent further contraction of currency, was
taken up.
Mr.. SPRAGUE concluded his remarks
on the subject. h Vs =a- alfrea u
After further debate by Messrs. Sherman
and Morrill, the bill passed the committee,
and Mr.. Sherman's suggestion to insert in
his amendment that the amount of such
notes now existing shall not be further re-
duced until Congress shall otherwise pro-
vide, was agreed to. l,ft.s5.
Mr.. CONKLING moved to amend by in
serting after the word "reduced' the words
''or increased."8 % srhaY E!AegI
After debate by Morton, Fessenden,
Sherman, Conkling, Wilson, Henderson,
Conness and Cameron, Conkling modified
the amendment by providing that nothing
herein contained shall effect the power of
the Secretary of the Treasury to maintain
the reserve authorized by the 4th section
of the act of June Both, 1854. -'i SAn
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Cincfunati Money Market-Jam. Is.
GOLD.-Closed at 13sk buying. l' 81
rMONEY--Market easy at s9l0 per cent. 1G1
EXCHANGE-Dull at par buying.
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. A RAID ON THE leg CurrERs.-On yes
terday informatian was laid before the
Mayor that certain parties were cutting
fee at the foot of Town and other streets
within the city limits. contrary to the or
didance in such case made and provided
His Honor organized party of police and
sent them out to make captures, and so
successful were they, that they took about
all those cutting ice on the river south of
the Penitentiary. This is right. The Ice
cut below the foot of Spring street, where
empties the filth from the o. p. and from
Spring and Broad street sewers cannot be
the choicest article in the world, and might
be the means of spreading disease.
The LAST FoRMALITY@The last formal
[; fly necessary to make Judge Allen G..
Thurman United States Senator, was gone
through with yesterday. The Senate,
headed by its President, proceeded to the
House of Representatives chamber. and
there, in the presence of both Houses, the
Journals of the Senate and Honse were
, read by their respective clerks, and the
Lieutenant Governor, as President of the
Senate. declared Hon. A. G. Thurman
elected to the position of United States
Senator from Ohio for six years from the
4th day of March, 1859. We noticed sew
eral Democrats who looked as if they
would like q chance to give vent to their
feelings In q good old-fashioned shout o.
sglory" at the announcements.
s5Tf-' S1st
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at th,
Recorders Office On yesterday:
Elias Schofield to Matthias Shafts, Jan
Ist, 30 acres of land in Norwich township
for $3.50. sss.5a q - l9ii
~ John Miller and wife to Walter Thrall
i July 10th, 1867, lot No. 6 in John Miller
sub-division of lots Nos. 10, IL, and II o
Samuel Medary's subdivision of out lot
Nos. SO and 81, in the city of Columbus. TO
$2,5O0.
Al. Ryan and wife to Joseph n. Creigh
ton, April 18th, 1867, 10 acres of land Ii
Franklin township, for $4,000.
T. w. Tallmadge and wife to Benz. r
Cowen, Oct. 4th, 1867, lot No. 10 in T. w
Tallmadge's subdivision of lots C, D, an,
EofM. L. Sullivant's western addition t.
the city of Columbus, for 5000.
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wThe list of advertised letters is pub
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
BY wellington Goddin,
, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
L Full FARM CALLED THE "GLEBE,''
ADJOINING AMELIA CoQRTHHoUSIE;, On
THE DASVILLE RAILR3AP THIETTs1x
BY virtue of certain deed of'trust, dated on the
9th Of November 1866. duly recorded In Amelia
County Court clerk office on the 9Th of December;
1855, SHALL in execution thereof proceed to sell
DAY the 18th of June, 1858 at II O'Clock A. NJ, if
be se o csa as sbo1e @
acres by recent survey, which can be seen at the
Office of the auctioneer. About 2o7 acres are open
land in cultivation. the balance In oak and pine
woods. The land has recently been much i'm
proved, and produces we'll the usual crops of to-
bacco, wheat, and corn; all under good fencing:
The buildings are numerous, consisting OF the
main DWELLING, containing seven rooms. with
porticoes front and rear; OVERSEER'S HOUSE,
near the main dwelling containing five rooms;
smoke-house wash-house, and ice-honse.
The Danville railroad runs through the farm, and
passes within 800 yards of the grove shading the
Th ScH ds 1 81 hS$ GsUftve R Ell heE Ts
annual yield Of peaches apples, pears, cherries
For a country retreat, or the permanent resi-
dence of family. or boarding school, the place
within the past two years been papered through
out and painted, and otherwise repaired ut great
TERMS OF SALE: For cash rs to the sum of
81 asa. 80 with interest from 9th Of May, 1883 to-
gether with expenses Of sale, as required by the
deed !; but for one-half thereof negotiable note ut
four months. with interest added satisfactorily en-
dorsed will be accepted. AS to the balance Of the
purchase money credits Of from one to five years,
or longer If desired, will be given for negotiable
notes. with interest payable in annual install
ments, secured bya trust deed, and the purchaser
to keep the buildings fully insured ut his own ex-
pense and the policies Of insurance to be taken in
the name and for the benefit of the trustees under
the required trust deed.
+. WELLINGTON GODDIN,
ALBERT BLAIR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
BY wellington Goddin, NJ.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

.TRUSTEE's SALE OF, SMALL FRAME
i TENEMENT AND LOT INJUDAHIS AP-
DIT1ON, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF D gIgrs q y
STREETS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by Peter Gwynn and wife, bear
mond Hastings Court, shall In execution thereof,
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 10Th June. 1893 If fair Ii not, the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed. 'front.'
ing POI feet on the south side of Duval street. run
frame tenement, now In the occupancy of said
grantors.
Whilst the deed requires q cash sale, yet by the
authority of the holder Of the bond secured
thereby. am authorized to sell for the debt due
to him for one-fourth cash balance at four eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
surplus, upon such terms as the debtor shall at the
hour of sale direct JAMES L. APPERSON.
io TruStnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
By A. C. Pulliam. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, HORSES, SPRING
WAGON AND HARNESS, DRAY AND HAIR
NESS, &C., AT AUCTION, IN MANCHESTER.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed on the 10th
day of July, 1857, by Albin Burnett and Beverley
h Morrissett partners under the firm and style of
Burnett & Morrissett and Elizabeth Burnett, wife
of Albin Burnett, I SHALL on MONDAY the 18th
day OF June, 1858, at O'Clock P. NJ. proceed to
business Of the said Burnett L Morrissett situated
at the Of Hull and Tenth streets in the town
of Manchester, the following property
First. The undivided one-third interest held by
Burnett & Morrissett In asfRACT OF LAND con-
tanning 2965 acres, lying twelve miles from Man
chester on the Broad Rock road IN the county of
Chesterfield. 1E5tts ft - s1a-.'5. a.-L -
second, A VACANT LOT lying in the town of
Manchester on the east side Of Decatur street
back les feet. g, ..-..s Y 1a Ets.1 ok to- :
Third. 4 LOT, with HOUSE and improve
ments thereon, lying In the town OF Manchester
adjoining the residence of N. a. Eubank, Esq,
fronting 40 feet on Ninth street. and running back
1875 feet '1Sf Sr-''1 1919 $500
Fourth. Two HORSES one SPRING WAGON
and HARNESS, one DRAY and HARNESS.,
In the store of the said Burnett q Morrissett, In
GLIDING, among other articles, one IRON SAFE
and STORE FIXTURES.
- TERMS Cash for sufficient sum to pay the
amount Of " oss "a ard the Interest thereon from
to be paid Mt such time and secured In such man.
ner as the said Burnett u Morrissett or their as
signs shall prescribe. Taxes for 1888 on real
estate De PVT LEA as GmoPros Trustee
Sale conducted by A, G, PpLLIAM, Auctioneer.
"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctloneers,
Office No. S21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
M0ND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed of
trust executed to the subscriber by John Clash and
April 1881, duly recorded In the Richmond Hus-
tings Court, shall, In execution thereof. at the
request, In writing, of the benefciartes in said
deed, proceed to sell at public auction. on the pre-,
misses, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of June. 1854 at
O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted), the REAL ESTATE
piece or parcel of land, situate, lying, and being
In the city OF Richmond Ut being the same pro-
perty which was conveyed to the said John Clash
BY Youel s. Rust and Elivia j. Rust his wife, by
their deed dated the oath day of April in the year
1885, and of record in the Clerks office of the Hus-
tings Court of the city of Richmond), bounded as
folfows-to wit, Beginning at the line of Mary Ann
Evans, on the Brook road ff.yceight feet from the
ern side OF said road 122 feet thence running south
l0s feet to IN alley ten feet wide, usually called
Graham,s alley; thence along she western margin
of said alley 100 feet inches to the point OF be-
ginning. - -
Upon the above-described property there is q
good store, dwelling, and other buildings, and Is
the same property on which the said Clash resides
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance at one,
two and three years for negotiable notes, with In
terest from day Of sale sssurea ~ deed Of trust
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR & Son,
Auctioneers. Z. - my pilot
i The above sale is postponed till MONDAY the
9Th day Of July. Mt the same hour. East5gf
GEORGE NJ. .DREWRY, Trustee.
JAMES M.TATLoR & Son, Auctioneers.
je 6-2awtJuly6tb $780, f..,-s ,Esg.-- a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
BY Wellington Goddin.
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

THAT VERY BEAUTIFUL AND AT
TRACTIVE RESIDENCE ON .LIBBY,S
HILL. AT THE CORNER OF MAIN AND
TWENTY-NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
the request Of Mr. A. W. Taylor
at auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the 18th
June, 1862 at 81 o'clock r NJ, his truly beautiful
RESIDENCE located rs above, formerly owned
and occupied by Captain Luther Libby. The lot
has front of co feet and depth of l24 feet to an
alley. The dwelling Is faced on every side with
stock brick contains nine rooms. and is not only
In excellent repair but is built of the VERY BEST
materials and finished in the handsoinest manner.
The out-buildngs consist of large brick Kitchen,
stable carriage-house, &C., and the yard and gar
den Is stocked with handsome shade and orna-
mental trees, flowers. &c. This property Is so
well known and universally admired that lurther
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS One-third cash balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
W. GODDIN.
iea AuctiOnecr.
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SPRINGS PAMPHLETS.

FAW NSKIN AND FELT CORN
IL SHIELDS-to cure the most obdurate hard
p. f. DUPUY, Apothecary,
my22 .@. ra@E II, 427 broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-09
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il ON BYRD AND SECOND STREETS AND
ON OREGON HILL.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by MIR. Patrick Bolton
and wife, bearing date LIST of May 1857, duly re-
cution thereof proceed to sell at public auction.
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th of June,
1868 at O'Clock p. NJ If fair. ifnot the first fair
conveyed by the said deed, consisting of q HOUSE
and LOT at the southeast corner Of Byrd and
First streets fronting thirty-two feet, running
LAND on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, conveyed to said Bolton by Henry Tim
LAND on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed to said Bolton by Hugh
Longest. r- aI-41 G-t -.
yet am authorized by the creditor to say that he
will accept one-fourth cash; balance ut six,
interest added, secured by trust deed.
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rALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM.

INVALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
v PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION;
At the request of Mr.. Claiborne Burnett, will
sell at public auction on FRIDAY the 18th instant
at 5o'clock p. NJ, the following property-to wit
lst. The valuable LOT fronting % feet on the
south side of Hull street, running back on Biddle
or Sixth street 1e5 feet with double tenement
thereon yielding SEQ per month rent from pune
tual tenants. and insured for 81 200.
+ I'd. That most beautiful vacant LOT, situated on
Hull or Main between Sixth and Seventh streets,
between the residence of Mr.. Burnett and the pro-
perry of Smith Jones' ESQ.,, fronting 20 feet, run
ming back about l2a feet, admirably located for
residence or store.
3D. A desirable vacant LOT, fronting about rs
feet on Biddle or Sixth street. very Main, and
running hack about l2o feet adjoining the property
of DR.. Edgar Archer. - gg:
The taxes for 1868 10 be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS One-third cash; balance in negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, interest added,
and deed of trust to secure deferred payments.
- E0z 1851. A. G. PULLIAM,