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PARAGRAPHS FOR WORKING:
MEN

The Brooklyn New York; engineers
now number eighty members.
The bricklayers are organizing a co
operative association in Brooklyn, New
York.
The Bricklayers' Unions of New York,
Brooklyn and Williamsburg have decided
to fix the scale of wages for 1870 at five
dollars day, the present rate.
In the United States there are g92 pro-
tective unions, with an aggregate member
ship of 113, 755, the knights of st. Girls
pin being the strongest, numbering some
80, 900 members.
The coopers of Milwaukee are on a
hooped and thirteen cents for round
hooped barrels. Before the strike they
received eight and ten cents.
The plasterers, iron mOuldcrs and
gilders, of New York, and the brick
layers, of Jersey City, are on strike.
The last named are endeavoring to pre-
vent hands coming over from New York
city TO take the vacant situations.
The workingmen of Utica, New York,
had big turnout Friday evening, anC
were a't.sessed by Alexander Troup, OF
New York, and others. One of theil
transparencies bore the motto 'Down
with the cOolic transportation
Several large manufacturing firms in
New York city have adopted the plan OF
dividing certain per cent. of their profits
among their wOrkmen, so that every man
shall become identified with the general
success.
The Baggage Masters and Brakeman'S
Mutual Life Insurance Association viii
bold the first annual meeting in Crosby
Hall, Chicago, on Thursday, May 5.
This organization was formed last May in
Cincinnati by the representatives of about
twenty-three railroads, pursuant to a cal
issued in the month OF March previous.
Its object is the benefit of the another,
sister, widow or children of any member
who may become deceased; the extent Oh
the benefit being subscription of fifty
| cents from each member. to be paid tC
his heirs within twenty days after death.
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HOW ABOUT ELIJAH? p


/ (From Onward a
A Methodist minister was on his travel.
through the west of Illinois twenty year.
ago. Illinois was wild place then. lie
Travelled twenty miles one day before
coming to a farmhouse. But there he
was received with hospitality Chicken
pot-pie and corn dodgers composed his
supper; but to hungry man these are as
good as truffied turkey.
A find old grandmother Of the house
was most profuse in her hospitality. She
pressed the pot-pie on the holy mans
plate till he could eat no more. And
then, when the family was gathered
around the great log-chimney and its
blazing fire, the venerable dame opened
her mouth, and thus spake:
'sAh, well-a-day! it's a grand comfort
to have minister of the Gospel in these
parts. RS twenty years agone now since
have seen one ON EN-. I've been a
readin' o. my Bible all that time, and a
waitin' to see minister to ak him a CUES
ton about suthin' don't rightly under
stand.
f.Madam, /" answered the cautious min
lister, 81 am so tired with my long ride
that ! could not enter into serious cues
ton till / have slept; but if you win ask
me Tomorrow morning, before / set out.
l will answer it to the best of nv ability. .
The old lady expressed herself satisfied.
and the cautious minister secured a soft
couch for the nj Int. The next morning
grandma was up early, and hard at work
trying slapjacks for the ministers break
fast. This last being dispatched, the Old
lady was still in nervous fidget about
her question, while the holy mans horse
was saddled and brought to the door.
After adjusting his saddle-bags and
shaking hands with all the family, he
mounted his horse, and turning to her
asked:
''And now, Madam, what is your q1es-
tion?n
''Waal, minister, said she, eyer know
how it SEE in the Bible, that arter Eli
sha was made prophet, the heaven
opened and Elijah was taken up to heav-
Ga in In chariot and horses o. fire. It's
better nor twenty years sin | seed that
ere in the Bible, and have puzzled oyer
it ever since; an there amt soul raun'
these diggins knows any more nor l.
But you're minister o. the Gospel, an
ought to know all about them things.
Now what want to know is this: Did
the Lord take up Elijah right slick to
heaven, or didn't he go kinder slaniondic-
larln
History has not recorded the minister's
reply. ...-
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zcd.
The Irish Policy.
ROME.
Gossip.

ROME, March S.-.-The sessions OF the
Ecumenical Council will be resumed next
week. The Pope is confident of his abil-
ity to carry the proposition for infallibil-
lily.
BRUSSELS, March IA dispatch from
Tome says every effort is being made to
induce American Bishops to declare for the
Pope's infallibility, but so far the Utdmoh-
tdHes have been unsuccessful In securing
their adherence.
To be COntradicted TO-MOrrOw.
PARIS, March 3.-The Minister of For
eign Affairs, Count Dom, has written an
official note TO the French prelates at Rome
directing that if the infallibility dogma is
proclaimed, public opinion in France will
compel the withdrawal of the French troops.
Count Dom says the compromising of the
Roman Catholic religion by the Sylibus is
to play the part of those who openly aid
and secretly attack the church.
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The landlord of the Stout House, at
Fremont, sent note, few days ago, to
debtor, telling him that he was holding
his note yet, and he would oblige him by
payingA off. The debtor sent in haste
this very consoling reply:
''Mr. X. Stout-Dear Sir. Yousa you
are holding on to my note yet. That is
all right-perfectly right. Just keep
holding on to it, and, if you find your
hands slipping, spit on them and try it
again. Yous affectionately, ~
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ENGLAND.
interest," in tho Daricn Canal.

Interest in the Daricn Canal.
LONDON, March 3.-Commodore Ed
wards, who surveyed the route for ship
across the Isthmus to Darien in 1854,
writes to Stsndon exulting in the resump-
ton of the project, and expresses belief
in its perfect feasibility.
II. & A. vi.
At quarterly meeting of the Free and
Accepted Masons the Earl de Gray and
Ripon was chosen Grand Master, and the
Grand Lodge of New Brunswick was rec
Ognized.
The Irish Policy.
The Cabinet is divided on the question
of REFRESHING the disturbances in Ireland.
Gladstone and Fortescue oppose coercion,
while other members urge stern and i'm
mediate measures. Earl Spencer threatens
to retire from the Cabinet unless measures
for repression be Immediately adopted.
The Irish members of the House of Com
mons at private meeting to-day resolved
to propose amendments to the Irish land
bill, but not to oppose it.
Roundabout News.
The steamer Brazilian has returned from
Bombay.
The Times says Spain and other Catholic
powers had sent intimation of disapproval
of the doctrine of infallibility.
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MEMPHIS.
Deliberate suicide.

MEMPHIS, March B. Henry Fox, for the
past fourteen years an engineer the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, residing at
SomerviIle, told his wife that he was tired
Of living, walked out the door, put pistol
to his head and blew out his brains. He
was a sober and industrious man.
Cams Pay Interest, but Proposes G."
Pay Cash.
Mayor johnson in his message says the
city council cannot pay its July interest. He
recommends a speedy return to cash pay
ments.
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RUSSIA.
IEcbeHlijefG.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3.-The Rus
sian Government has withdrawn its de-
mand recently made on Switzerland Tor
the surrender of Rebehijeff, the Russian
criminal, who fed to that country for an
asylum.
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CINCINNATI.
Through 10 Nashville, If not 10 Clint


CNcrNNATI, March 81 F. Smith,
President of the Cumberland and Ohio
Railroad, is in this city in the interest of
that road. Now, that the road to Chatta-
nooga appears in prospect of postponement,
the road which it is proposed to run from
Cincinnati to Nashville, they offer to put
through if Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport will subscribe in the aggregate
one million dollars.
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MINNESOTA.
Progress.

CHICAGO, H., March 3.-The Woman S
uffrage Bill, passed by the Mnncsot1
Legislature, submitting the question to
a vote of the male and female citizens OF
the State at the Fall election, has been
signed by Gov. Austin and is now law
of the State.
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MONTGOMERY.
Conc Home.

NTGoMERT, Ala, March 3.-BOth
Houses of the Legislature agreed to ad-
iourn at midnight. The session lasted
inety days and two hundred and nineteen
=, ills naSSad
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Mr.. TENNYsoN has sometimes received,
as well as sent, pOetical invitations. Here
Is one from Walter Savage Lander.

81 entreat you, Alfred Tennyson,
Come ana share my haunch Of venison,
Ihave, too, bin of claret,
Good, but better when you share il,
Though tbs only a small bin,
There's a stock Of il within,
And, as sure as I'm q rhymer,
Half a mutt of Rudesheimer,
Come; among the SONS of men is none
Welcomer than Alfred Tennyson!"
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WHISKY.

The following is full copy of the bill
passed by the Congressional House of
Representatives TO relieve the Kentucky
and Tennessee whisky distillers:
Be it enacted, ETC., That section 20 of
the act imposing taxes on distilled spirits
and tobacco, and for other purpose, ap-
proved July 20, 1865, be amended so that
the time for the payment Of the tax on
distilled spirits may be extended TO three
years from the date of entry for deposit
in distillery warehouse and that the
bond prescribed to be given in said section
shall be hereafter conditioned for such
payment before the removal of the spirits
from distillery warehouses, and within
three years from The date of such entry :;
and this extension of time for three years
from the date of entry shall be allowed
ON any distilled spirits now in distiliery
warehouse, upon the giving of new and
toned as prescribed in said section for
the time remaining until the end of such
period of three years; but in all cases
there shall be included in the tax to be
paid on distilled spirits, in addition to the
tax now assessed by law, a further
amount of one cent on each proof gallon
of said spirits so deposited, for each
month after one year from the time of
deposit, and until the spirits are with
drawn, and any fraction of month, at
the time of removal, shall be counted as
a whole month; and any distilled spirits
remaining in a distillery warehouse for
more than three years from the time of
entry, shall be forfeited to the United
States
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Revels Mississippi friends talk of pre-
senting him with banjo on the occasion
of his first speech. Could't something
of that sort be done for Butler.
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A spiritual medium in this city declares
that ''Shoo Fly" was. composed by BY
ron's ghost, and dedicated to Harriet
Beecher Stowe.-N Y. Com. Adr.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Third Party.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-Ihe Demo
cratic State Committee publish resolutions
protesting against the organization Of a
third party.
Unanimously ImPcached.
Auditor Wicldiffe was unanimously i'm
peached. On the article prescribing
the punishment there was but one negative
vote.
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SOME blighted old bachelor says that
she supposes the natural diet of an infant
being milk, will account for its
(s)cream -
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FRANCE.
Pierre Bonaparte summoned.

FIeFTe HOhhphTte SUnNLIOHtU'-
PARIS, March 3.-The Procureur General
yesterday served notice upon Prince Pierre
Napoleon Bonaparte, to appear before the
High Court, to answer in the matter of
the Victor Noir homicide.
The Alleged Conspiracy.
The press of the city complain Of delay
on the part of the Government in clearing
up the alleged conspiracy against the nation
and life of the Emperor.
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The Norwich (Ct) 1dcertiser gives
an account of queer "donation party,
10 a clergyman in North Stonington, the
Rev. David Avery. They gave him
about $3.50 in money, ETC., and then (says
the AduertiSer,) "a number renamed to
an unseasonably late hour, INDUCING in
Ievity and theft, by which the house of
PRAYER was made den of thieves"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


THURspAY, March 3.-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock, Speaker Per-
kins in the chair.
NEW ELL.
By Mr.. Colville-A bill explanatory of
the act to fund the floating debt of the
State. Passed.
THE CONVENTIONAL INTEREST BILL.
The Speaker announced that the bill
known as the Conventional Interest Bill
had been theoretically engrossed by the
engrossing clerk, and in its incorrect
form had been copied in the Secretary of
States Office. After examining the journals
of both Houses he found that no such
amendment as having it take effect from
and after its passage had been adopted.
The bill as passed made it take effect from
the first of June. Asthe Secretary of State
had refused to return the official copy with
out some resolution being adopted by the
House requesting the same, he suggested
that a resolution should be introduced
| looking to that end.
A resolution was introduced and adopted,
directing the Secretary of the State to re-
turn the official copy Of the law for correc-
| ton.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Senate bill making appropriations for
the current expenses of the General As
sembly, being the special order, was taken
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Senate bill making appropriations for
the current expenses Of the General As
sembly, being the special order, was taken
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

THURSDAYS March 3.-The Senate was
called to order at 10 o'clock by Speaker
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SAFE OF TIL 49, :. =
: ~ 1 n pRL phRTY KNOm GnYN

IITI7IRITsTEE,s SALE OF THE xEhts
i VA llJHIAasfsrA sTaAM sUass R nj
tn ;, no yir1ne OF two deeds trust, tng az "
Ely o,, ny Tsrnsry. lsss executed by Charles ar.
aor,s and wife 10 p. Il. ylets ana y. heen
rinutan. trustees, James A. scoH. I'D lime TO-
afierwards substituted me secon on wise. and Roy
1Tc vIsy n Harveys Wintams. trrstessc NJ
Y. ec, dujv recorded in the CLERKS f,ic
ntnond uustfrgs Court, we thaI se ta.o pn the
,ncton. on FKIDAr. 20; cInper oal -, thereto
re- i,r.fy ip y4iue OF the tred,t.ts trnwa ne
., Haod rio very Iuaole re est,tc sn9 npy
81 shau VSIRGiiNIA STEA Vi SUGAR Er a. OF
spI,r,,ad II Rocketss, having q yer ~, mar
a5o feet and rnnpins rack lso st1 20 10 the boge-
tlcui az do nyethar with Ill the yanan.e mhai1'
ns'oe e. md pri u1eges belonging is dsair-
L. attsn;inn Of capltaligtS or cp'ppanns ,s ane-
mo In Engage I'm v. ~ lucrabs rrs heinp In or
!pg ~ cirsrfsd 20 this ssIo the Works os bvog
ClaifS az mn ed,aIe turning out Of sug ana p
Ger ,Tr snr their sale from Richmond 10 No" Ut
leans. ,,on,tv "a $50 barrels per day, and
u eop;nr .sed 10 90 barrelo az very trinlns
can W 6naiity of its pT0ductfs already thVor-
e6It: tnowh and ia e1uafto that OF any refinery IN
Dimmsd .tely after the above sale we FIJI se!l tts
80 hrfck tenems nto situated on the north side OF
wa,n street betwes n Locust alley and W all street.
mns. 1885 1893 front ng 47a feet and running nacS
1is reet to Tobacco alley the upper psrI o. %ilch
is known and occupied "a the Montlceho house.
being included IN same desds. ,,,,
than is required by tho deed) Will ho ANNOUNCED
ut The hour OF sale.
any further particulars can be obtained OF tiar-
vevr q Williams. JAMES A. SCOTT.
wy Substituted Tsuttee.
HARyEYS i WILL = MS,
oc ,n.tdz Trustees.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
ID 7 nc &C DIULUVT,
kuctton.ers Snd Real Estate Ageuis
1889 Main street..
Uneven BUILDING LOTS IN #


ELEEEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE
II Tod = Of FULTON, IN VI sGINIs,
LOUISIANA. AND D%I.&ASS STREETS, f. Il
SALei At AUCTiON.-&Ili DE sold ut public
s'cti,m on lie premises on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of October, 1870, commencing AT d O'Clock Z,
II the following L, ,ro-ri2.,
A nice Il ul, DING LOT on the northeast corner
OF Virginia and Fulton streets, designated rs let
No. IN qparr II, fronting so b; lis feet to all
ley 10 feet wide. ~
Two OTs on thu southeast corner OF Orleans
ard Fulton It etts fronting 30 by lis feet each TO
an alley 10 feet wide.
Four LOIS on tic continuation of Louisiana
street fronting 80 ~ lis fee each 10 an al..v 10
feet sIde, designated rs lots Nos &C. 81 rs and 20
in square 80. ~.
slso. four l. rs on the continuation of Orleans
street fronting 80 b LIS feet 10 an Allev desigua-
ted rs lots NOs % 80, ~ and IS in sausre No, 10
IN the plan OF the town o. Fulton. '...7 - :
This offers ine opportunity to parties OF
limited means To score nice lot at small out
lay. ~. -, -. I - -.
TERMS, &C. :: ~ safe.
DC 10 LT.E = BROTHER. Auc,s *
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GRANT AND GoRDoSSvILLE.-Thc New

GRANT AND GoRDoSsvILLE.-Thc New
York Commercial thus diScour>es:
The Presidents PECULIAR weakness this
season appears TO be State or county fairs.
His next appearance as patron Of agricul-
tural implements and prize pumpkins will
he at the Fair grounds in Frederick county,
Md, tonight. Several Of the members of
the Cabinet are going with him, and vast
quantities of chicken legs have been for
warded from Gordonsville to appea~e the
cravings of such distinguished stomachs.
1t is a peculiar fact, which may be noticed
in this connection, that Gordonsvi!le chick
ems never have any wings or backs. An in
noccnt clock peddlar from Connecticut
once visiting those parts, expressed his as
constituent at a phenomenon so remarks
bic, but was suddenly quoted by the OBJ
servation of colored caterer, who said /:
-. dunno see why de chickens Oh de Soul
can't be born widou' backs, ef so many
Semmen from de Norf are born WIDOW
brains" 1t is important that the President
aud his Cabinet should understand this
thing before they 60 down there.
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aUUTlOS SALES r,.Iurs Dye: -., :,
81 wellington Godftn.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

,r,uE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE;
AsP yiTTs 81 T TEA G1T 5srT1ks
lassIE ar kTCTIoN.-Att The request Of Messrs'
JOIN r. Montague a. I. Ken yohn n, Grean nm
j.. harTe;g, H. All Tity Council shall sell at action,
nn Inc premises respectively, IN the order aaTG
Used the following ylll in1 ,r,,,rh Il docs not
owned hv the city Of hirhnono' "'lch ~ uo'' NV
need for cor,or ttc purposes ~. 1871 corn
men 'TItHDAY. the 25h Of ctnbcr: ~, Tao com
,,.nriny at IL n-clucs w., that Vaioapie ",
annoste the York River depot, haVinR VI nv o n
INC south side of Water stree anu nres thc nsa
the eicmond lock VIII resetyas"G ompany aud
the p: bile 4Ofoo street on eac ~ -, ,ocsti
water fronts This To- by ress2n OF US uotiv re-
e rar' led TIVE N1UsT Valuable Of any other w
i'm that desirable locality. ,r r. NJ that
heantifnl attractive and magnificent pr p sn3w
e. ne q q ara This s' proper has
",l, worid-wdc reputation ih't Il dccc", ~
to give en particular dsssrPlGthh the best
The location and neghnor"0oo n p ttg Commanding
emnenre the view from 1t is most !9yely lots
ert win be 50 as sd T 1d ct tho residence Of
Mr. James n. Grant. WEDNESDAY,
AMI . thu following day, W.; At 70 o'cock
tne VIII viii h., sold that very YALEABLE ~ nv
The west line of 9th. between .Shi r.rr Ia 20
Ss,r,,f cnry, fronting Cog feet, running DacA i''
,,rr which, r., II
'T on lie east line Il tlrat, be,wsch - -, nat
WI Ryrd strc.ts udj0i"in2 the residence Oh ~
,innrv Karr, frOnlng 50 feet running oAeS l''
feet. . . o,.Iock p NJ ONE
EaLF-ACHE LIT, No. l2t In DuVal,S additlon,
a. tho northeast c.rnrr Of Dural anu ~ tetef
:. rerts fro ting on the form str e. 80 iret run
ming mack llS feet. Thu il be divided II desired
in - four I'm Her lots, so ~ 10 'front.' on ''lvhi
Street his lot has lpng been cultivated by Mr..
! ana Their, afr. say u o'"lock P ~. that vai,-
! able nruu. r,y know, AS tli- CIT SPRING L'f,
fronting Ito iet The "a-t line OF iii str" run
.r d trh $40 T. t. stn stre"t o. WHICH II IL h'sn
. 4 from Of 10 fec Thi property, will be uh-
dyird So us Ia I'll the 10 feet Oh each street, run
ming back l30 est. r
Aud Immediately thereafter. will be soI 10y
Nos. O. uud CO, tcing port III 'ot 40 sG6, fronting
I2l feet On tie south side al Leigh street, r"nDing
hlch on the east line Of 10th street IL III: guy,
Ais" So IL, at tic nurthea L corner of cIsh ana
nth streets, icing part Of No. sle, fronting SO icc
Also 81 let on tn side Of - street, part Of
80. sos (ncing Nos. 81 and ST. Thee lots are wider
In N tam in front. :tnd are the residue OF what
was once De i.ncd Tor thE use Of public park.
TERMS: me fourth cash : baiSrc: AZ six, twelve
aud egI cen months for uegn i,le ncteS. t2 :tirI
eight per cent. per alnrm interest, and me tl.ie
rcnned till nil The purchase money DC PAD.
oc Il ~. GnDDIN, AuCtr.
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BY Richardson u o..
Real Estate Agents and AuCti0neers,
No. lll3 Main sJreSts
SALE OF 4 BRIO
INC 4 ~ l Ut lA Ii = G

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
| DWELLING 49, LOT on ~ Oh
HIJ,D.IN THE CITY OF RICRMOHD, AT
aTCrION-i5y virtue Of TWO decdo II trust the
!, s.. dated April 23d ls45. from J'nes 3. smith
tn Mic ! III BITES tustee, Dow dec. ased IN whose
nj Go " illam fOlkes has been duly srbsti uteo
and tina econG from III Smith 'nH wife I" james
A. G0ddtn ,r,Istee. dated July 5th. 1871 b"th dniY
recorded iu the Clerks flee II Heurlc3 Huh.,
Court, md lelne thereto required nv we hehSh-
ciary thereiD--"e 5htl proceed To- sell oG 10
premises, al public auction, on l5c pa I, ty
Goth october, 1870, At so lock I. M;, Ui ~ u
not on he next fair a. hereafter IKE rcai
conveyed In said Geeds, CONSISTING o, y d
IktD on the southeast CORES! oi 70 1t h,,,t
Twenty sec0Gd streets III me city q ~ n0ii.",
fronting on Marshall street 59ieeI anu W.
b.ct I51 fnpt 70 an ally with Rsf IL D" ii.
IS;; tnerenn containing six or sev.ll T"ohs' tH
,tbar iruproyrmentT. ali In good oroe. l.t e..
90 ha IL ylGpd INTO lo's, a"d viii be -nu a7t ~ 20
or in lots to suit PURCHASERS. The buildings ir"h'
en- Twantv-s econd strret. 49,, .-.,o,. g.,
rywMs. one third or TIE phrCths' ihL'i', "a
cash. Ihc balance Gu credi1 81 TOW. - -
taIya ,n4nths Respectively f. equal ln&laiiheAt-
viii iniares added (, ON da Or SAFE. the pn ch'ntt
utvinx his notes for the de'srrta payhch's' "n"
securing the same BY 4 t. ust aetu ,.... rr,,o,
VI LIN FDLkES- SaDTtltute" u''ce'
LANES A. GDDui". i usteS. -, . ,,
The aforementioned propeftT W = SID - pr pr
..ns,v adrrrtIscd: bu. The purchaser hayi@s ran
cd To comrly with he terms OF sae' IL VIII u 7'''
.,,t,r as advertised ab we, Il hts cost
WILLIAM + rKES Substituted Afoa.et'
JAMES !. GnD0I4. Trustee
CO 20--2,.wtlV SttNuS