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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29

The bin for the disestablishing Of the
Irish church and dividing up its inn
mense revenue i now sure 70 become
the Law OF the realm. THE House Of
Lords which Is from its nature conser-
vative, sci iss facs al first deliberately
and deterininately against it But the
popular pressure was too much even
for thsss ssAunch old gentlemen, and
one by one they have cayed in, till at
last the ban was passed to second
reading By fair majority. The dis
establishment Of the Irish church IN not
4 question in which people on this side
Of the water are vastly interested,
though Of course il Ia an indication Of q
growing sentiment to moro liberality,
and IN acknowledgment that the Amer
lean system o. complete Independence
Of the church from tho state Is right -
Bat the violent opposition Of the House
OF Lords to tho measure 3 month ago,
coupled with the meeknesa exhibited
when the question come TO vote, pre-
ssnta food for thought This indicates
more radical change in public senti-
ment in England than the diseslahlish-
ment Of the church II is conclusive
evidence that the House Of Lords i
soon 10 assume the honorary position
long occupied By the throne, o. orna-
mental appcndage to the state, while
The government will be in the hands 81
Che people The Lords are quite cyl.
IDENTITY afraid ofthe masses and scarce
y needed Che hint given them by John
Bright. that they might be found use.
less and dlsestAhlished themselves -
This acsion on the church bill IL con.
osssica q weakness on thcir part tn,
time hAs gone BY when they block Tie
wheels % legislation ard II ihey would
keep tbe she'll they must throw Awa,
ths kernel Tea years and The present
rAls 81 progress VII make England a
DemocTssic - America and the gos
ernment val II some respects - NOR
sabiees 10 the popular vii than curs
eipcs il can bs changed Al any sim'
undsr their syassm. Tie day f0r''nsak
irg people relagious ~ Law hiss gone ~
We trnss tie separation Of the churel
from The ssass : EnglAnd ard Ssoslant
eli sooa foll0w. Truly The work.
noyes and il the right direction hi
time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29

was accomplished s. ibo election ofGfant, sna rev
oltsoa 81 .mmears sosis Importance hiss been erect
ea IS bs uie CeBarsl Substitution % iaat pare aud
harm icss preparation.
CfIRIsTAuoRos TxCEtSteR uAlR nTE,
fai the deadly eompannd 81 iesd and birthstone, ~
Witch according 10 be- sdaufnal q Chemistry and
the "Msdi5a GaReite more thsH ts3rs pafsisss have
hsrs falsted npan the pallet Chnsgsdars's bye h
thg 0nly one That
HAS BERN ANALYzKps
and Professor DALTON. ever kis owH signature, dc.
siaras that Il Is pegistiy sholasagie.
CuEuTaDoEo's HAlR FEgERyATtyE AZ .
Dressing. acts like charm Oh the Hair amer nyeiag
IT'S o.
sold hy an Druselsis.-sw-4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29
ANoTHrR TELEaRhPu ca

ANOTHER TELEGRAPH CABLE
The Great Eastern is already on her
way to this continent with second
ocean telegraph cable-another line
in that vast system of intercommu-
nication which links every important
point of the civilized world. The
new cable starts from the extreme
western point Of France, Brest, and
will be landed as already stated, al
st. Pierre, al small French island
colony near Newfoundland. The
spot at which it will touch these
shores is at yet unsettled, the sane
ton of Congress being requisite to
allow of its landing at all. Should
this cable prove success, it is not
outside the bounds Of possibility that
within the next decade the sum that
now carries message to New York
will then carry it to any European
capital.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29

THE WEATHER. a Western poet
thus does up the weather, something
after Longfellow:
The weather's demBition damp, aud drcary:
II rains, and tho days are never CHEEKY;
No person dare stir without an umhrell,
And still il pours, and Il ponrs Ike well
The days ARE internally droary.
streots arc wet, aud muddy, and drcary;
II rains, and thu days can NoT be cheery;
Oar thoughts 60 back b the good time whom
II rained as Il we're, but now and then.
And sometimes s. day Was cheory.
We can't be eth and cease our whining.
When the sun forgotten the knack Of shining
Nnen the fact il perfectly plain 10 al
That, diYil day hut the rain Will fall,
And the weather be pieen dreary.
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fssv1AMA @rpsas
VI u LseE. Gg1hiy Ce;n.
" a Htsu.

Tho electaon in Misaissippi win take
place on the lSsh Of September. aud that
In TEXAS daring tho last part Of Sep.sm-
Der or the early part q October. Pres.
idens Granlwill ianas lho proper orders
on the 10th Of JAY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-29

This T. the Beet Family Remedy, u cure all kinds
81 Pain, yuB ever tried.
II Il clean safe and delicious TO use, and II you
Il faithfully, II will do you Good
Directions each bottle Buy Il oi The Druggist OF
Merchant whore You trade If they have mol got u on
hand they will send Cor u At yourrequest aud sell you
Genuine Eenne's Pain Killing Magic oil az the man
uiactHrers lowest price ut retail
~ Sold BY Druggists, Merchants and Gtoccrs
il Is put up Ia three Sizes aud called "Irnl Size"
Medium Size, and Large Family Size bottles.
WIN. EENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
Gmi Pttteheld, Mass
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Dr. l.. WOLC0Tr, % lGi Chatham Square. y y, haA
mere paiients than apY hospital IN the world He dts
cards al doseing and removes palm nee u cost At his
Office Iis PAYS PAINT for pain, and ANKIuilAtor f9r
Gnthrfh and Weak Nerves. f. sold Al OIL Drug st0rts.
lie charges nothing for advice and sends to any person
HE Remedies free % cSpross charges receipt 81 a.
Of earcb order. Therefore need be deceived by
enunterioits H. uses only white wmppurs,.-Aw.A
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Burr n Burton Seminary.
MANCHESTER, WI,

MANViIFFTEH, VT,
THE NEXT TERM begins WEDNESDAY, MARCH
i 81 and continues - weeks
Thorough instruction given in The Classical Aoadem'
r. aud Preparatory Departments Hll the branches
generally taught 81 similar institutions.
Tho Boarding Department IL under the successful
management 81 Mr. Gee W CLARK
Young preparing for The ministry and needing
aid have their bills for Tuition, Eoomsre &e paid
from the burr Fund, sud may also receive dollar
seek toward defra giHa the 81 pense u ih,afd
For further particulars, appiy to tho Principal.
HEv L. 4 AUSTIN
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/ OND0NDEKKY MOOLEN COM.

INNIs
The Londonderry Waotn Company, having made new
arrangements, about ~ aEaln the maHa
eture Of clo'h either share BY the yard their
customers may sesire
The Company have d gaod supply 6f elssh % hand
which thar wI exchange fgf so0 reasanabia tofns
NOAH WHITMAN,
A, NJ. ALIBE.
WARghk GARFIELD.
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she had severe Inflammation Il tho bpwrs ! ar
Piled Psts PANT bceiy snd IN tess than hteen VITA
ntgs every particle ~ Pain Hnbe. Another Tar
pnrn af tanr PAIN Pytsg Her nrsa nearly raw
FROM repeated applications VI Mustard Fasters They
purchased ~ battle o. PAS FAiNr and sha " ausng
woli ard uui " Danger had inst got home snH near.
~ asleep wheH another arsgn came anpr me wanting
reri ioF hs vile, who had touilmche. hhe was cured
isslan " by applying rAn fskg fseY 20 the entAlde
Of hrr face. Last Monday night gentleman who has
livery stable here called 10 visit bis wife. who
has been suffering iUr long time with liver pinpalnt
Cough and host ~ trOuhlrs the result ~ tAarrh-
BerB fhpsicaH IN this has pracieed On her, but
always I'm her wurso The bottles that contained The
Dfftys sls had srHliptee woaid nll large Dry d1par
BOX I'm be ease used both fafn Paint sad AnaJ4
taor ~ few minutes che Na' entirely relieved A. el
Pstn and could tax IN longer bfeaths than abe had
done Tor months She Bought pint 81 ratt Faint and
aPint o. The AnHih1tor and Il recovering her health
nptdly could send you hundred cahes who're |
have used your romedica for PAIN sckuess Hpd Dis
ease which had bafiod all the skin Of Medical Pmotc
toner's that have fuly recovered by your simple and
harmless Remedies, BY my recommendations, and fof
whom have prescribed
4 Baptist Clergyman hero ID Hyde Park il eulhu
sasuc admired 0t lnin Tafit and wants 10 get n
your charts to hang up Ia bis library H. thinks run
IaiHt Is tho ErcAtcst thihk ever known shall go TO
Pittston IN Row days and viii write yau again more
particulars. I cannot close without sending You
eworn affidavit handed me hy gentlemen resid NJ "a
Wkesesrte Peun TO whom sPpo99 d fe, t SR YIN
sCHAHr0N, p, May 18th, 1869
ON Friday April 30 / Was suddenly ttkon with kheus
NATHAN IN my back 50 that uusble 10 leave MY
bed. ON Monday, May 81 Dr, Connhcher was sent ier,
with great pain and snd dleultY turned over ~ bod
20 have him FafHt my back. In less than three min
uies arose and aDd dressed myself an wcut doWa
Hsars. felt no more pain and but little so ehessi
walked al arouHd the public square and 70 The Bristol
House IN less th8n twenty mnutrt ifOm the hfst Hpl
cation Of faiq Faint am now free rom ~ paih and
can be any day 1t u fruit aud confectionery stors
on Main Street near the public square Wilteshnrv,
Pa, May 8, isd9 SAMUEL buHlkE.
swarr nnd subscribed before
ths IA ~
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fissssl setssfe
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fnTr1aNA @umns
IL LaeEs Gg1ht3 lesN.
" WtEu.
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BEACH 4 LEE
a LEIIEK

A LETTER
Frn pr Iauaacasf
10 or wo3c1it
Dear Sit a Mas
CALLED on nae last BlEht
40 tisit q silk wumaH
WhawNs nnt aNPegtsd
To Tive Hii mWfutus.
Several phsftolaBs
ilad attended h,r,
And yesterday iAt PHrst
Visited hcf for th5 lssi ume,
hhe hal bafn confined
Five wefks before my visit.
| found the roem
Where She las prusHeA
MRh Men and NHUuea
Matching Ga hef 60 do,
She was ~ low
She ruud nj speak
Ouly 81 WhispcFt,
Ann VAR W.tat
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The amend
meDt to the tenure-of-office bill had not
been signed by the President up to noon.
An apprehension exists that some mis-
take has been made in enrolling the bill,
as prominent members of both houses
differ as to its construction. II so the
hill nav be returned to Congress for cor
rection.
The Attorney General has decided that
Congress alone can fix the relative rank
Of Iiaaand staff officers in the navy, and
orders in contraventiOn Of this decision
have been annuled. The Reconstruction
Committee held long session this
morning, at which the Texas question
first came up for discussion, and Gen.
Davis made s speech in opposition to the
Constitution proposed by the late Con-
yention, and in favor Of division OF the
State.
Ex-Gov. A. J. Hamilton wss present
and put many intsr5O Ogatories to the
speaker, which called forth animated re-
plies.
Toe Virginia question was then taken
m and a mixed commission Of about
twenty Republicans and Conservatives
anDasTed. Two of them, McKeuzis, OF
Alexsndria, and Gresham, Of Richmoudr
made earnest sppsalg for Dill allowing
the submission of the Constitution to
vote OF the people, and allowing the dis
frsuchising clause to be voted on seps-
rstely.
1t isSnderstood the committee viii
vote in vor of postponing the election
in Texas, and dsterring action in the case
Of Virginia until next session.
Circular Number 7, issued to-day by
Commissioners Dslsno, relative TO notice
to parties charged with failure, neglect
or refusal to make true returns Of gains
profits and incomes, prescri0es that be-
fore assessing penalty for such neglect or
refusal 10 make such retErns, or render
ing fraudulent one, the assessor shall
cause notice TO be served on such persons
fifteen days prior TO the dsy Of hearing
notifying him to appear to show cause
why the psnalfy should not be assessed
on him by reason Of sueh neglect or re-
fusal.
hOus JUl4 a. EAA-t15-A8 LAS" ~ . -NN-
the Treasury, was sworn Ia to-day and
assumed the duties Of his Office.
By direction OF the President, para
VYaph eight OF General Order No. IS,
dated March, 1859, discontinuing the De
uartment OF the Cumberland and sddini
the States composing it to other Depart
ments, is revoked. Special Order No
% to-day assigns the command OF thai
Department to Brig.-Gen, P. st, Georg'
Cooke, when relinquished by Maj. Gen
! Thomas.
Brig. Gen. Adam B2desu is ordered To
report for duty to the President.
Brevet Mai Gen. E. Hatch is relieved
from duty on the Bureau OF Refugees
! Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, anC
/ ordered TO join his regiment in Texas.
Gen. Longstreet was confirmed today
ss Surveyor Of Customs st = ew Orleans
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsIuNGToN, April 3.
SENATE.

WAsIIINGToN, April 3.
SENATE.
The Judiciary Committee was instruct
ed to report q bill defining the eight hour
law for mechanics and laborers in the
United States service.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmunds the House
resolution fixing the day for adjourn
msnt was taken up.
The amendment striking out the sixth
and substituting the sixteenth, was voted
down almost unanimously.
The question was then on the pending
motion to insist on the tenth instead of
the sixth, and after considerable discus
sion the resolution was adOpted-yeas 35,
nays 19.
Mr., Sprague made some remarks, in
the course Of which he said: The public
NAV be assured my words and courage
do not rest on wine or whisky, or any
other stimulent, but upon the knowl-
edge Of the shrinkage of property and the
loss of virtue.
Tne House joint resolution to protect
the interests OF the United States in the
Union Pacific Railroad was taken up.
Some amendments were offered and
ordered printed, when, without action
upon the resolution, the Senate at 2:45
went into executive session, and after a
short time adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The resolutions reported yesterday by
Cook, from the Committee on Printing
resembling the orders for printing treas
ury accounts and the evidence in the
Busteed impeachment case, the Alaska
csse. and the overland mail contract
case, came up to-day as the first business
in order.
The question being OH the motion to
table the resolutions, it was negatived.
MIR. Cook then modified it so that the
resembling order should apply only to
accounts of the United States Treasurer.
After considerable discussion the resO-
luton as modified was adopted.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported q bill to
allow parties charged in criminal cases
in United States Courts to be witnesses
at their own request, and not otherwise
also allowing wives and husbands to be
witnesses for and against each other, ex-
cept as TO private conversations,
The House went into Committee
of the Whole, with Culum in the chair
on the miscellaneous deficiency bill.
Total sum appropriated is 81, $50, ,95l
Several amendments we're offered and
agreed to and the bill passed.
The Senate amendment fixing the lO,t
instant as the t;ne for final adj ournmen'
was e0ncuTred ia,
Mr, Garfield, from tha Census Com NIT
tee. reported bill to provide for taking
OF The ninth and subsequent census, Du
no action Wss taken, ana the House. d
i've O'Clock, adj burned.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3--Tbe spring
meeting over the Metaire course COM
menced to-day, with large attendance,
particularly of ladies and turfmen from
abroad. The weather is fine and the
track is in good order.
First rsce-sweepstakes, for two year
olds, mile dseh, $500 entrance, forfeit Sl5O
Club added $500. Cottril beat Alta Nels
and jeff jennings, Carrie 2. having
Withdrawn. Time, l:5l.
Second race--tor all ages, two mis-
heats, $1,000 entrance. Club added SlGOO
Gilroy, 2 2; PIantsganet, 2 l 1 ! Bay
ouet and Chslmette distanced' Time
3:4l4; $50; 4:O28. Bsyonet came IN
ahead on the first heat, but fouled. Gal
roy, on home stretch. ruled distsRced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-05

PIKE, ApAAs & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOCt0rs

TTEND to cases IN the different Courts sit
A ting al Memphis, and in the river counties
81 Arkansas -. .
s~The Senior partner VIII hereafter espe-
sisIly attend TO cases Ia the supreme CouIt ., .,
Teunessse, and in the supreme OOL5 OO aIu 81
fnzfOn being OF the firm Of PIKE q JOHN
BON, OF that city. ,, 7roru
eoTnar Of Court snd Second Streets
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[FROm OUR SUNDAYS EDITTONl
FROm LITTLE ROCK.
state Debt Funded-EXtenssOn
OfTinle for Railroads.
$500, 900 Appropriated 10 pay
Losses by MiEhia.

Special to the Memphis Daily Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 8, 1s69.-The
bill funding the State debt passed the
Senate to-day.
A memorial to Congress, asking that
body to extend the lsnd grant of Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroads nine
months longer, passed both houses unan-
imOusly.
A bill establishing q Court Of Claims
and sppropriating three hundred thou
sand dollars to pay for property taken
By the militia, passed the House.
The weather is clear, csol and windy.
River falling slowly.
Arrived: Caldwell. Departed: Fit.
Gibson for FIT. Smith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April "a salute was
fred here to-day by the Produce TX.
change in honor of the passage Of a Dill
abolishing the contract system for Keep
ing canals in repair.
Washington specials state that the
President has decided TO sign the tenure
of-office bill.
Admiral Hoff has been instructed to
demand Of Cuban authorities fall repsrs-
ton in case be fnds the capture OF the
brig Mary Lowell was unwsrrsnted.
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YAroGgh fiekets at Reduced Estes
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
THE
Memphis and Louisville and Nash
Vile and Northwestern
Railroad.

CHORT ROUTE VIA MCKENZIE. THE
- only line running sleeping Loaches DC.
tween Memphis and NASHVILLE. Inc very 5 DesS
ND nnOst pleasant route from Memphis anu
m paints West and Southwest 70 NashFALs
and Middle tennessee. 60,
Leave aenn phis tcity time), SD q M 20 Pei
BY another route passengers are con- pi pelleI
To change cars. Persons asking Mem pms n q
Venzie can visit Nashville On al tickets "a
Louisville and points North and Last Wltnon'
additloual charge. ASK fol tickets VIA - Asn
Vile and Northwestern Railroad.
Ticket once, 3875[ Main street, corner JeneE
son aud al Memphis and Louisville Depot
head OF Main street.
A L. Lands. General Agsnt.
WI. DANLBY, @. 7. A. Inozo
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, April 3.-The CrinVnal
Court Of this county has been engaged
for three days past with the case OF Lee
row Cotton, charged with the murder OF
Mai. Lochman, in January last. The
case was submitted to the jury at pm,
vesterday-verdict this morning Of mur-
5ar in the first degree. Henry Cotton
as accessory, comes up on Wednesday
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April S.--An important
State prisoner has been sent to Matan-
zas sor trial.
1t is stated that the stes mer Conan
diIora was supplied witlf coal, ammuni-
ton, guns, etc, off the Bahama, and did
not 90 to Nassau.
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PHILADELPHIA. a.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-George s
Fwitchell has made 3 confession to Rev
Mr.. Bonnyhurst, in which he declare
that on the night of the murder he was
aroused from sleep by his wife coming to
him and stating that she had killed her
mother in q quarrel. They both went td
the room where she lay and they to-
gether threw her body out OF the win
dow. Il is said Mrs. T. has recently re-
ouested that the reporters be excluded
froR, her husband until after his exscu
tiop. She left the city this morning.
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Wednesday, the 25th Day OF april Next
Sale Of Real Estate.

vETH HFREAS, by the provisions OF deed
w from J. d. williams & Co. 70 giuseppe
GalIino and Rernado Cunio. dated 2ltn august
1855 and reco ded in Book 81, part "a, psge ozl,
the greutors have reserved 70 themselves
speeial lien on the property therein conveyed
waving all equities and right oi r-ueLh hPsi9h' IN
Genltr of payment of either or all of the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power "
enter and resell the land oOnyeyet IN the sssl9
deed and executing to the purchaser goou
and valid title free from all equities OF rlgnt oI
redemptfon in the grantees and whereas,
mari al the purehase money is now due ana IN
paid. we. the undersigned, grantors in me
Said orovision Therein hereby give notice, that
after thirty days from the date OF TINS, to-Wlt :
on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-05
TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

-1,HE undersigned, Trustee, will sell in 'front.'
| OF Royster frezevant q Co. auction room,
IL being the northeast corner of JEFFERSON ana
Main streets, in the city OF AeIsphls' 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, On
Wednesday, the 25th Day OF april Next,
The f,lIowinq real estate situated in the eoun-
ty Of Critteuden, State of Arkansas: II being
the west x OF the west 4 o. section two IN
township six north range nine east also, Jhe
west X of the southwest fractional quarter OF
section thirty-five, in townsh p seven, nortn
rauge 8 east, containing in all two hundred
and two acres more or less the said sale VIII
he made as aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and stipulations of certain deed OF trust e1
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter Sslorl' ek-
ecuted October - 1886. to the undersigned IN
Trust to secure to James Barton certain
deht therein mentioned, and to satisfy said
Trust Sale between the hours OF IL am anu
40 clock I'm, Thefitle is good, but will only
sell and convey as Trustee. -, ,,.
mh28 John P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Double Daily Through Trains
WILL RUE AS FOLLOWS ON THE
Memphis and Louisville z B. Line

Morning Train feom Memphis does not run
o. Sunday
Arrive al Nash l:i3 pm o-5J An
fyleeping Cars on Evening Train nom d en-
Ehis 70 Lonlsylle and Menu pms 70 NsashNlAle'
Yhroagh Tickets at Redueed Hstes,
Can be procured at TIE Company s once 80 =
Nam street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot Or ey the Mem
Iphis civ Transfer Company al Hotels, frl-
yate Residences, or on board oOals, % a. Prlh-
GINA iuoir Is East snd North. -
Telegraph ONCE in Ticket Office, z375s NAN
street. - ,.-..
SELL howell Passenger Agent. teDZl
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First Day of May Ne@t,

We viii ssu, on the presaises, to the highest
hiSder for cash, the lot set for h in the aoove
deed Nv meets and bounds, as follows: Be
sinnin9 at stake in the north side OF beai
Street S72 feet from the intersection OF the east
side NJ De -oto street thence with nortn ilne
Of Real street east fty-eight (S) feet 10 astake
thence north two hundred and II " lz5yl ISet i3et
north to a stake; thence west ana parallei
Win Real street fifty-eight t5el feet; thence
sa,tl, Two hundred aud ATTY f21o) feet 10 oe-
s5nningEbeing part of block 62, subdivision
s92nt15 91tii5j u ]. d. WILLIAMS a CO.