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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05


Ar Dover, last winter, the Legislature re-
fused to raise the rate Of interest, or repeal
the Usury laws. which would have had the
effect Of bringing CAPITAL into the State but
instead Of that, they imposed tax On mort
cages Things were previously in such II
condition that mortgages on property could
not be Obtained, except at ii heavy shave,
and even then, with the greatest difficulty.
bull as il determined to make them still more
undesirable to persons having money, and
thus to add to the troubles of debtors, a tax
Of one fourth Of one per cent. was imposed.
OF course this comes Off the borrower Of the
moncy,for the mortgage makes him pay by
simply threatening To torccose.
The RfpuJticttn, OF this city, comment
ing upon this most iniquitous tax on debtors
says-
'''rhe principle Of taxing persons for being
IN debt is entirely wrong, The Legislature
should strive 10 tighten the obligations Of
debtors and not impose additional burdens.
To tax man merely because he Is in debt
is simply an outrage 1t is unwise, unjust
and oppressive. There is no democracy
in 1t, and we are surprised that any
one should have rcSoitcd to such means Of
raising revenue 10 snppuIt the State Govern
mrnl great macy debtors cannot pay
their interest, and mortgages are br inr fore
closed on llA account When The Sheriff
has hundreds al claims ia his hands and the
people In the lower counties are disrussinr
the rrnpiiety of the enactment Of II STAY
law, II is singular indeed, that Democratic
Legislature should impose an additional bur
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The ToHE OF the more moderate Demo-
cratic papers, of Virginia, of the class which
supported Walker, is decidedly opposed to
the Chinese importation. 1t is evident that
if the South Western Democrats insist upon
going forward with their schemes recently
put on foot at the Memphis Convention,
there must be broad rupture between the
two theories of labor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05
business Reviving in New York.

The flno autumn like weather we are hay
ing is Cheating an expectation Of sharp re-
vlval of business next week. Families arc
already coming back from the seashore,
complaining that 1t is too chilly there for
comfort, while country merchants are crowd
ing in, in goodly numbers, as the hotel reg
listers bear witness. The great Railroad
Kings-Vanderbilt, Legrand Lock wood, Jay
Gould and the rest Of them-who have been
summering il at Saratoga and the White
Mountains, are all expected back in the
course OF the ensuing week. There is no
longer any fear of cholera. The mortality
report for the week, to be published to-mor-
row, l hear, does not exhibit single case
that can properly be called Asiatic.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

JUDGE Dent dcclales, in contradiction of
the rumor from Long Branch, that he in
tends to accept ihr Conservative nomination
fnr Governor Of Mississippi without regard
10 The wishes Of tile President or any one
else We trust lie i'll not insist on being
Governor @il,aut regard to the wishes, "
Of ,ha ppnple OF Mississippi.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

SENATOR HENDRICKS, Of Indiana, sensibly
concludes that the National Authority is
greater than the State Sovereignty, and so
tells his fellow Democrats in the West. The
Senator from Ohio is right, and he displays
his ability to acquire Republican truths,
The Senators from Delaware adhere to the
idea that voting is privilege, which the vo-
ter ought to be very thankful for, and not q
right which belongs TO him as a citizen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

PRESIDENT GRAM arrived in Philadelphia
about eight o'clock on Wednesday, and re-
manned at the Continental until ny p. NJ.
when he left for Washington. He was ac-
companed by Hon Hamilton Fish, Secre-
tary of State. and General Porter. The
Presidents family remain at Long Branch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

AT THE ELECTION in Kentucky, Monday,
The result was, of course, favorable for the
Democrats, but we anticipate, from the tenor
OF the scanty returns. received this morning
that there will be very decided Republican
gain in the Legislature, and in the various
county officers. The majority Tor the Dem
ocratic State ticket, we have reason to think,
will be much reduced,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

COMMISSIONER DELANo, Of The Internal
Revenue Department has just decided that
the Shakers of New Lebanon, Ohio, are an
"artiflcial person. and must pay income
tax, on al over $1,000 This looks reason
able. They hold their property in common.
Ono man-their religious and business su-
perior-represcnts them in all affairs, and
returns the whole of their incomes in n
lump. If they, therefore, are but one, let
them count us one, in all respects. They
can afford 10 pay their income tax.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

A fire in Concord, N. H., on Saturday
night, destroyed $4,000 worth of proprT.
ty. One man persisted in the flames.
The total debt of the city of Boston IN
April 3lst last was 81 1904, 435-an increase
since April, 1868, of 81, 46s,9l5.
A number of persons have been held Ia
answer, in Baltimore, for selling cigars
from boxes not properly stamped.
One Patrick NcCann, on Sunday night. in
New York, attempted to drown a lady for
repeling his addresses. He is under arrest
One hundred and twenty thousand dollars
has been subscribed in st. Louis, to build
steamer for direct trade between that city
and foreign ports
fatal poisoning case occurred in Bali
more, on Friday evening, through tile
gross carelessncss of druggist in putting
up physicians prescription.
The rear car of a train on the Chesapeake
| and Ohio Railroad was thrown from the
track near Ivy Depot, Va, ON Saturday, and
Tour ladies and brakeman were injured.
Nearly $4,000 has been stolen from The
fire proof safe at the United States Arsenal
near Gray's Ferry, within few days ms,
The detectives are investigating the theft.
A Buffalo despatch says the crop pros,
poets in Western New York were never
better. The wheat crop will be third
larger than last year, and the hay crop
" enormous"
In consequence Of the countcrieits on The
so grcenbacks, described as being neatly
perfect imitation of the genuine note, Seen.
tary Boutwell, has ordered Il new issue of
all figures, and the plates are now being en-
graved.
Secretary Boutwcll's monthly statement,
published Tuesday, shows that during the
month Of July the public debt was decrease,
81, i3j, 7it.2O, making total OF Si3, sgG,
js3. " siucc The Isl Of March last. Tie RI.
ductinn would have been larger had moi the
Government advanced to the Pacific Rail
roads during the month interest on their
bonds 10 the amount of over 81 ,G27, 0Gl 81,
and paid on the last day of the month an I'M.
usually large amount of drafts, amounting To
more than S2,50OO0O0 Thereduction fully
jnslllics the sanguine hopes and The conf
dencc Of the country in Secretary Boutwclls
administration of the finances, and this
monthly announcement always comes is
| cheerful news
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05
THE NEWARK COURIER has the following Rail
rnad rnssin snmr Of which cnnrrrns nlr ri.ndrrs (.

THE NEWARK COURIER has the following Rail
road gossip, some Of which concerns our readers:
"As has already been stated, the Harlan aud
Delaware Bay FallIoad Is about to ns sold under ,;
at the sale, to be held ut Manchester on the Nth
OF September, the road will be bought 10y com
puny OF Eastern capitalists although il Is huted
that the iudomitabe James Fisk, jr., will be On
hand 10 outbid them. Should the Eastern men
buy ii, they intend TO establish line of prulcl-
lors to connect the terminus Of the road II Port
Monmouth with Eastern cities besides keeping
up tho steamboat connection with New York
They will boat their cars across the Delaware ard
connect with roads running south, and, If report Us
are tue, will control the Vncland road, which
connects with the Maryland and Delaware II o.
ford and the Pennsgrovc road, connecting at
Wilmington, Del, with the Philadelphia, vii
ningtou aud Baltimore, thus opening communal
cation with the whole Suutu "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

If THE ClrY's CREDIT is at par and that Of
the State at from seven to ten per cent dis
count, why should we exchange our city
management for the policy which rules the
State Is it in order that our credit shall be
inpairad,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05
WILMINGTON, DEL.:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1869.

REMovAL.--The business Office Of the Con-
MEacIAI. and TRIBUNE, and OF the City Directory,
Jas been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building. on the Southwest corner of Fifth and
Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

THE EVENING HERALD, afternoon organ
of the Philadelphia Democracy, has long
editorial on 1.-The Tyranny of Money
Strangely enough pes not refer to Asa
Packer nominate n Governor, on &C.
count of his nlilliO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

THE LONDON TINES, of yesterday, states
that there are strong rumors that the pre-
liminaries of an agreement between Spain
and the United States, in respect to Cuba,
have been arranged. We have little doubt
that there will be an arrangement of some
sort. SPANS present government is moi IN
sympathetic toward America, and ii badly
wants to get rid of the war with Cuba now
IN ifs hands
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

TIE GAZETTE PUBLISHED, Friday, as it does
usually, we presume, financial report of
the market prices of various securities. 1t
presents therein two items, thus;-
Delaware State Bonds. .,...............s 90
Wilmington City Loan. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Both are six per cent loans The State is
under Democratic control the City admins
tered by Republicans. Is there any other
good reason why State bonds are seven
per cent poorer in credit? Let the Gazette
nynlnin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

WE ARE PERMITTED to print another letter
from the Wife of DR.. Painter, Quaker Indian
Agent at the Omaha Agency in Nebraska.
1t presents some interesting details of the
progress of the work among the red people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The DEMOCRATIC PAPERS In Pennsylvania
are attacking Governor Geary on account of
his extremely temperate habits. Andrew
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The SILK hat factory ol Parmiento Bro
liners, In BIoome street, New York, was
pnfned on Saturday night hoss 100000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The fruits OF the Pacific Railroad California
Fruits,-plums, grapes, "and sich."
"A young lady had her leg broken by defect
in the Cairo sidewalk, and Threatens tn sue for
100000 A dear" creature when she gets It
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The sub committe Of Ways and Means.
who have been West, will meet NJ Boston or
October 20. and make their report
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

The PRESIDENT has appointed Archibald Stir
ling, Jr., OF Baltimore, TO be U. s. Attorney for
Maryland dan excellent selection.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

COMMERCIAL REPORTA


pnlLADEirHIA, August .-.Cotton---upL,pd.
33186t34c. 'P'''us
Flour dull and weak.
Wheat dull, old rcd sl5O0e1.5 80; new Il liza
SLIGO. ''o'S
Rye dull at s1.209s125.
Corn quiet declined cents; yellow Al Ino,
SLIP. ''''VW
Oats dull; Western 74@75c., Penna. 65@7lc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05
ONLY One Dollar
500 Per Dav Discontinued.

Having obt.ined an extensive and wide spread sac
ioi our CENTURY" and of Fine Cut Chewing To-
baccs, we desire to annunnce that we SHALL pack
daiy sluo IN tho small tin foil papers after this date
Jny Isl 1861 It's merits being 81 favJrably reeos
nzed mat this lndnccmcnt is no longer necessary
10 AVOID misrepresentation, however, we would add
Inst VIZ sliill continue To pack orders for elegant
Meersehanim Pipes In our YACHT CLUB" aud
"hu KEN 4" brands Of Smoking Tobacco
Inc y aChI CLUB" is DEVOID Of Nicotine, AMI
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mended e leop'e of std.nt.ry oceu patiois OF ncr
The Trade are invilt tn send for circulars.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

.IEvK-INS d 4 TKIN-SON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30
!. n oouhr. Hox. K. 3. UAnrHsrEH,

Sis s1 tE Covhr. Hox. X. B. UAnrHsrER,
ar, taEs1DMa. the large number
isil caacs disposed OF yesterday was Que OF
sral ,nterest-the case OF w. w. Lawton
,yohns 8. Ryan. The points Of 1t, as we learn.
that during the war Mr.. Rysu1 ,as sdcom-
ssry ofh set OF the Confederate army, occu-
h q portion Of Mr.. Lawton's plantation on
aas' Tslbnd sas comtnissary depot. The
Yrs around the place. excepting those used
'she government BY Nh. Ryan. were destroy.
slsud the orange grove was ruined. 2 Mr..
|stop. since the war, instituted q suit against
Bryan for the damages done TO his. proper
2The case came up before Judge Carpenter
srday, and the verdict was in favor of the
sdant-- Ehus deciding that property dam
duxtng the war by the operations OF the
Madeira Experiment cannot be recovered
sfeast from officers representing said gov
ent,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30
ADVERTISING.

Rsf IN NEWS, the circulation Of
You vice. as large as that of any
spn shed in South Carolina, is the
kesi medium for all business men,
rs alo want stu ltions or servants;
out Y apartments, or have them
" ant or who offer board and lodg-
Tav, 5st or found articles of value,
has uo equal; and in order that all
81, ha their wants supplied, we have
G Glowing scale of CHEAP ADvER-
poyn,e,a for which must invariably
a1f Je order is giuen:
.emans Of situations wanted by or
F5ark,. govemesses, tutors, work.
5saics hoise-servants, porters, shop
s. antj washers; board and lodging
s 1ffel ed: apartments wanted or to
los or found; houses, shops, Offices
,aps, wanted or to let, and misoella-
Is OF ell Kinds.
4 Sinsortlon or advertisements Of the
eified *
31g THREH LNRs or 40 words. . .26 cents
X FouR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
I FIVE LINES or 40 words. ...E0
Ftisements to be inserted at these
be prepaid and delivered at TIE
oy 8 P. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30

UN1EsD STATES CoUsT. JUNE d. o-Hon. Gno.
q. Bryan, JUDaE, PRssIpMa.-The following
business was disposed Of fto-ilay:
In the District Court.-In the case Of OK
paree A. A. Gilbert in re samuel N. Flowers,
the court ordered that the proceeds Of the sale
be distributed among tho creditors according
to legal priority.
In the cases of ex parte d. J. Winn in re
g. N. r overs, ex parte d. J. Winn In re Wm.
M. Reese, the same order wasmade.
In the cases Of ex parte Altamont Moses, OF
Sumter, II. Claremont Moses and Samuel N.
Flowers petition for final discharge from bank
ruptcy--the petition was granLed.
I'm the case Of ex parte John B. Earle in re
Thomas J. PIckens-a motion to continue the
order, &c.-the court ordered that w. J. Claw
son await its final order before paying this or
any other lien.
In the case OF OK parte w, D. Porter in re
Wharton & Petsch, it was ordered that the
petition be referred to j. O. Carpenter, Regis
trar.
In the case Of ex parte a. n. Dudley in re
Joseph 81. Oppenheim, and * parte Catherine
Oppenheia in re Joseph 3. Oppenbeim, and
ex parte M. Goldsmith in % samuel Open
helm, the court ordered that the sales be
confirmed.
/! Il In the case of ex parte James simons ct al,
the court ordered that tie petitioners have
leave to deliver to L. Mc1ain any books, pa
pers, 60.
In UtevCircuI Court.-IA the ease OF G. A.
Perdlcars W.. the Charleston GAslight Com
pany@a- bill in equity for ,njunctionA hecourt
ordered that the motion 10 CO ,tinue the in-
junction until further order OF the court, be
granted. IL av WIS
BILL OF MORTALITY. Return OF deatt1s with
in the City OF Charleston for the week ending
June 28. 1869: S~A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30

IbTyoN TO Fill THE CTTH OyE1oEs.
sdAy night next the City Council will pro-
TO elect the following officers and boards
-sis ,ioners for the various CITY institl-
u ERIK of Council; City Attorney; Clerk
aE court; City sherifl; City Troasnref;;
ssasiss ssor; one Assistant Assessor; City
Civil Engineer; two Chimney Con-
4 s eper Of Tidal Drains; Two Inspect
" el Stores; two Gaugers Of liquor;
n ftor; City Registrar; six Inspectors
,@ fers OF Lumber, &o.; Keeper Of Pub
Ne, Try; Inspector of Flour; four City
8sc;as twelve Commissioners OF the Mar
Eve y q Commissioners of the Aims House;
&e commissioners OF Orphan Hou 80; ono
$iciau Tor Orphan House; one Harbormas-
*.on !1remasters; five Portwardens; 6u-
aisoge u the High School; Trustees Of
iestE College.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30
CHERAW AND DARLLMGCHE RAIL-
e RIDGE RAILROAD.


<VsaEsNNEssssNMN, ""-a 4
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RSS&9SEzx21EG5E112 fRzaGE9SEA4E- -MIlf&9
THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS Is lNvIr-
ED to the work of completing the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Id south Caroline, from Anderson, South Caro-
lima. to Knoxville. Tennessee distance of one hum
dred and htty-two miles To Uu,ld
The Executive Committee Of the pv.-a of Dfract
is prepared to enter into negotiations WITH fos
ponsible persons, who may desire to undertake the
work. w. = i.f tl.2--.f ~
Payments will be made in their frst mortgage (7)
per cent. bonds, principal and interest payable
In coin. having twenty years to RON, secured by
the guarantee Of the state Of South Carolina for the
punctual pay ment of both principal and interest.
I he mortgage covers unencumbered property OF the
Company, which cost three 81 d quarter millions of
dollars In gold, and embraces fifty miles Of road COM
plete aud in running order.
) Detai'ed Estimstes, Plans, Profles and Specihca-
tions Will be ready for inspection by JUNE 1869.
Meanwhites approximate qnan tiles and other infor-
nation concernna the work may be obtained by ap-
plication to colonel JAMES P. LOW. the Chief En-
eineer 0f the Company. or to the undersigned, at
oo1''A''"' 'O" r. K, SCOTT,
ChauIpan Of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for opening the bids for the con-
struction Of this Road Is fixed for the 9Th day Of
JuLY next. a. 12M M. at Columbia, g. O. Buds viii be
received by the Executive Committee mp to that
date. '2 N. & IL o. June 26
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30

! IHE UN1vERs1rY.-The "Ugly Club"
ed their first anniversary, in the Uni
Gam pus, on Monday afternoon. The
&g were the awards: The Ugly Man.
,Mr. Frierson; the Pretty Man, doll
SA1r. Clark; cthe Lazy Han, a9roclkipgr
&Mr. Miller, but as he proved to be too
call for his present. 1T was awarded to
rrlS; the Baby, stick Of candy Mr.. VIII
BE Most Ooncslted Man, looking glass,
phich he could see himself ut least eight
. day-Mr. Bryan; the Talented Man.
& cap--Mr. Spencer. Mr.. Thornwell was
ugly orator, and Mr.. Wright the distribu.
he prizes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30

rs OF Real ESTATE. Yesterday, Mr.. A.
|Gillivray sold the following properly ;sye
estwo lots on the west side Of Council
None fronting sixty-six and the other for
a8or $l675. ~
St with dwelling house thereon, situate
! Aatreet. in Mount Pleasant. and 'front.'
lily feet, for $2100. f, III
Hundred acres Of land, on the Ashley
"a light miles from the city, known as
s. trma," )" for $24OO.
81 with buildings thereon, at the south
10 Tradd and Council streets, fronting
4 on the latter street, for $2100. .a,y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30

kE THE MAYOR yesterday, besides seve.
: taes arrested for being drunk and disor-
sbre Washington Wallace, charged with
aDusly entering the house Of Mr.. Morse
nrch-street and stealing gold watch; !;
|PDharles, Cunningham and Francis Sim
J. for entering residence No. 67 Spring.
and stealing sixty-five dollars. All of
Srties are colored. After q partial inves-
Bn they were held for further examina-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30
.xROUT1yn DEPARTraENT,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. II
TREASURY DEPARfMENT,
sTATE TREASURY OFFrCE. ,

t.',.l STATE TREASURY OFFTCE,l N
COLUMBIA, g. O.. June 18, 1859. i,
UNDER THE ACT FOR THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE SECURITIES, the Treasurer Of the
state Ia pEepared to Issue Bonds bearing Six Per
Cent. intereat payable semi annually for registered
Stock Bonds are prepared for $780, $500 and $1,000.
Fractons may ne returned In certificates Of stock.
Persons desirous of converting their Stock into
Bonds, will please present their certificates at this
ofaces With name endorsed upon the back (wit-
nessed.)
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous to procure
Registered stock in lieu thereof WIN please present
Where parties cannot attend in person to transact
their business Of this ece 1t Is Prsferabe that the
same sheuld be sransacted throughs some authorized
agent NILES q. PARKER.
june II 13 Treasurer State South Carolina.
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|EcftiSoN sALEs RMS pAY.

= |6CfifON SALEs fHls DAP. 2i ~
LAS will sell at 10 O'Clock, at the store
Brothers & Co., sugar and molasses.
Kennedy. Bailiff. will sell at the Office
,harlest0ner Zeltung, printing material.
rDELEoN will sell at II O'Clock, at the
office, stocks and bonds.
ST & Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
esal iSSSsa "a Mi al ysslfsst Do'oloek,' at Sis
ing, dry goods, &c.
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sHERIFF,s sALE

'.s-' SHEkG1F@'S SALEs
hst6s Court cf fPr1o6ate--Jaco6 II. Kal6. Ad-
'"' nsinistrator, pa. b. r. Watsonu6 D. u
Thomas, ct, GI 3!t,lJ III -.
In pursuance Of Decretal Order Of /. N. Teseue.
Probate Judge. in this cause, VIII sell at Black
Vile. BaFnwen County, &. o., on sALEaDAY fs
a JULY pexs 1859. at public auction, as the usual
. Certain Lots Oh PARCELS OF. LAND I'm tina
Town OF Blsckviie. etnate. lying and being % sel-
rows: Two Lots fronting on Raalroad.street each co
feet mont BY LOO feet depth. on Block 20" No ana
8; thlee Lets on Bloch .Ost kos. a. a and a. eao
5%SssuriPs 5s,S 50 feet ! "a BY 2oS ss n
On these Lots are fine hotel bnfldinR. ous 1arsa
drY goods and grocery storehouse eps three osisss
smaller storehouses, Gnd all the Lota are lvelusAla
for bhtldlng sites. s! $40, -3..r ~ ~ ps' -.
!. Terms ofSele-Cash enough DO pay the costs OF
SUIT snd the balance On credit until January gne
nEss eighteen hundred and seveuty-o y-ons. .is7il
With intercst ffem date Of pnfchase as seyan -
cent per anpurn. Titles TO be executed tstst ass8
delivered until the whole pnrchasA money 10 pai6
ana nos paid when due 20 be 70 sold for cash. ek
tnd risk OF the FORMER or frat purchaser The pur.
cnaaer to give hts bond to tho Judge Of Probate v
TWO Or more good surettes, to be approved by htr1
rg me purchase ~ money when due to be pasd into dc
kherif's OAlce, june 10TH sS1S6e, N 7as''e
= Jane2s N. 6. ". WALKER sberi@