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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

iSPEClAL IELEUbAh Az laE Nb"S'J
COLUMBIA, February 8.
In the Senate, the petition Of citizens living in
the suburbs of Mount Pleasant against bill to
amend the charter OF that town, and TO provide
new election, was referred to the Judiciary Con-.
mitAee.
The election for judge of the Fifth Circuit is
postponed till the 11th instant.
The bill to grant the exclusive right TO dig
phosphates in the navsable streams OF the State
was discussed for two hours, and received its
second reading. The word exclusive" and the
names of Edward Willis and Alexander r. CHS
dim, were stricken out. The company must pay
five hundred dollars license, and give bond for
$4,000 before commencing business; must pay
one dollar a ton royalty, and keep their books
open for the inspection OF the auditor or his re-
preventative.
In the House, notice was given Of the following
bills: By Ranser, to incorporate the eastern
City Railway Company Of Charleston;" by Jack
son, to establish ferry over the Congaree River.
The following bills were read q first time: To
enlarge the powers of the Town Council OF Noul-
trieve and authorize the county treasurer to pay
them taxes for 1870 levied on property and per-
sons within the limits OF said corporations; to
amend an act to organize the. Circuit Court; to
incorporate the Comet Light Infantry, Randolph
Rnemen and Lincoln Guards; to incorporate the
Port Royal, Columbia and Northwestern Rail-
road to incorporate the Santee National Guards;
to prevent boys under fifteen years from carrying
pistols; to prevent carrying persons under
twenty .one years out Of the State, and protect
thaughts OF parents: to authorize clerks Of court
to take tcstim ony in certain cases.
The following bills were passed and sent to the
Senate: To incorporate the Grove Station Bridge
Company; to incorporate the Wide Awake Engine
Company OF Sumter; to change the name of the
Middle Salula Turnpike Company.
The title was changed to an act Of bill to in.
corporate the Columbia OH Company.
Doyle introduced concurrent resolution re.
quiring the State constable 20 report, within ten
days, the names OF all persons murdered in this
State during the past year, as represented in his
official report. This was adopted and sent to the
Senate, which concurrcd. Aresolution was adopt
ed to elect ON associate justice OF the Supreme
Court for term Of six years. on Friday, the llth.
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LEGISLITITE DOINGS.

Wright % the Supreme Bench-IIis
ResiSnntion-.Cnrolin Mutual Assur-
nncc Company Speedy Examina-
tIons- Railroad Consolidation Text
Rnoks-Salarics and Contracts-Phos-
phates-Is there n Phosphate Ring:-
No Distinction on Account of Color
stray Items.
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spIRKs FROM TIE WIRES.

Captain Blcakney, Of the steamship Tappa-
hammock, reports eighteen feet Of water OH Pass
Il Loutre bar, New Orleans.
Suit has been instituted in the United States
Circuit Court against the suretes Of Ta!iaferro,
late postmaster OF New Orleans, for nearly $40 900
deficit iii the sale of revenue stamps.
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EUROPE.
The French Mniis-The Chambers.

The French Mnils-The Chambers.
PARIS, February 8.
Letters come on time, but the American
newspapers are much delayed by the failure OF
the mail treaty.
Tile proposition empowering the presiding off,
GERS of the French Legislative Chambers 10 de-
mand troops to protect their deliberations was
lost By q vote OF PIT to 43.
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ILL ABOUT THE STATE.
THE spAnrASBURG wulsSEY WAR

TIE '-11T'
The Gazette says: "a part of the I'd United
States Infantry, Company E, left here on Fri
day morning lust for the neighborhood OF the
Cowpcns Battle Ground. The object OF their
mission is to quell riotous resistance to tne
revenue laws Various and minute accounts
have been given Of the scenes heretofore en-
acted in that vicinity. We presume that their
movements will be directed with becoming
discretion, and no future disturbances between
citizens and troops will occur. To have that
memorable field on which one OF the most de-
cisiye battles of the Revolution was fought re-
baplscd with the blood of our fellow.citizens
for q few old stills, would be most shocking
and disastrous event"
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rvJt-ST LEGISLATION,

The spartanburg Gazette says: "At the last
session OF The Legislature, Messrs. Woodward
Allen and Raymond Owens presented claim
for the balance due them for work done for
and Blind ASYLUM. No action was taken at
that session, in order to give the Committee
on Claims an opportunity during tho recess to
exam ne into lis merits. This was done, and
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let's oFTHE GENERAL AssEMBLY Y

An Act to Designate the OGccr by
whom Sales Ordered by the Courts
of Common Pleas and Judges there
of, and the Courts OF Probate, shall
he made,
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c o L U nj ES A /.
\ Circuit Jrf Sc and Supreme Judge to
be elected on Friday Week.
DEBATE ON THE BONE BILL.
THE MONOPOLY CLAUSE STRICKEN
OUT.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEws.l

A TOUGH JOB FOR HUBBARD
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almost exclusively OF colorcd men, met in
Columbia last November, and presented ME.
mortal to the Legislature requesting certain mea-
sures to protect the ri'ts OF laborers there have
been any number Of bills, joint resolutions, &C.,
submitted in the House, which body however,
has treated them almost with contempt; doing
nothing whatever with them. A few days ago
the "bl for the better protection Of laborcrs, and
for the appointment OF commissioner of con-
tracts in each county Of the state" was referred
to the Committee on Labor with instructions to
report at an early day. To-day the committee re.
ported bill with long preamble, which
recites that as experience has fully demonstrated
that grave and rulnous frauds are extensively
practiccd upon the laboring people of this State,
as a class, by parties contracting with them for
their services, and taking advantage Of their
ignorance of business matters, quite natural and
eXcusable i'll these laboring people in view what
is universally known OF their past history and Of
the inetIable wrongs OF Which they have so long
been the victims; and that as We believe it to be
the duty OF the State, under these circumstances.
upon principles which all Christian people recog-
nzc as OF binding force to extend it's protection
TO all such as compose our laboring popdlation,
and guard them as wards OF the public, so far rs
necessary, until the time, it Is hoped, not far dis
tant, when, having progressed sufficiently, they
shall be capable of managing the affairs Of life for
themselves; therefore, be it enacted, &c.
The bill provides that if all parties to the con-
tracts shall be found to have committed fraud
under the same, the contracts shalrbe lcld 10 oe
ririated and null as to all the contracting paftcs
from the beginning; that il only some OF the con
tracing parties lave committed fraud, the party
or parties not in fault shall recover all he de-
serves under QUaRtNnI nteruit; that any person
to whom debt is due for labor performed or lur-
nisbe:l, or for materials furnished and actually
used in and about the work Of making crops 0y
agree acat with the owner OF the la:ld used and
crop, wherever ii nay be, and upon the interest
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
E UEL E e -
PoRLU NJ.

We respectfully call your attention to a
brief list of Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept on hand By Us. We
propose to furnish everything required in
building. Cur establishment comprises g
combination never before attempted by
any one house, s we make Building Ma
terials a specially; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic, manufac-
turer, and builder, we fatter ourselves
Il. at we can furnish articles in our line
more to the satisfaction of builders, as re-
galds quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, If
our LIST comprises anything required by
you, We shall be most happy to forward
you, on application, orr Price List.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

The Relation OF BabtIzed children to
the Worlds AmEsemenfs.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

Z And lead as not nc tenaptation, 7
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15
sermon By Br. Van Antwerp.

DELIVERED IN ST PAULs EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, SUNDAY MARCH 18th.
The Evansville journal., 1870-03-15

and beardless democracy.
We have a world of purest enjoy.
ment, locked up from ourselves and
children, in our literature-books of
travel, and fiction, and poetry, and
natural science; and we have the key
in oar olCn hands.
See the beautiful pictures which
cheap art puts within the reach of
all; the household games, and sports.
and music; then the leafy woods, and
the grove, and the rural picnic.
But instead of wholesome home en-
tertainments, which cost little and do
good, the general mass of these man
ikins and girlings, as well as parents
and heads of families, seem to have
no earthly notion of any recreation
except in crooCds, by gaslight, in bad
air, with late suppers and serapIng i'd
dies; or else in the theater, listening
to the ranting of some glittering rake;
the evolations Of a half mad exile
from the world of decency.
Is it not time that we begin more
earnestly to watch and pray lest We
fall into temptation? Has not the
day come when pure and healthy
amusements may be sought in other
channels. Have invention and civil
izatien brought nothing Ito please the
fancy and improve the mind, that
we must return to the diversions of a
rude age of history?
Have We no social and sensible
pleasures into which religion may
enter with her holy influences? Can
not Christianity with its splendid
promises, with its glorious visions Of
futurity, lift up the soul, and expand
its powers, and crafty even the Io,cer
q0ants of our nature, without suffering
a..wound, or receiving a single stain?
And may we not. wherever we 90,
whatever We do, ventures, in the faith
and trust ola little child, to pray Our
Father lead US not into tempt
ation?'
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~ Boston boot and shoe clerks are forming
ual Improvement.
~Two young ladies OF the name of johnson,
living near Dallas, are cultivating twenty -four
acres OF cotton with their own hands. The Ia
Dor question in the South Is in course of solution
0At a marriage ceremony in WEXFORD, X.
T., lately, the groom became inpatient during
the extended prayer, and interrupted the clergy
man with ELDER, amt that about 'nough ?''
STAT the late Indian attack on a passenger
train. on the Pacific Railroad, the savages, to
blockade the road, tied a lot Of extra ponies to
the rails, but the engineer put on extra steam,
and dashed through the picketed animals, kill
ing about fifty of them.
ga Mrs. Gordon, Of Norfolk County, Va,
died in Norfolk few days since from the effects
of chlorform administered by squack doctor tor
the toothache.
@"My boy" said a clergyman, 'don't you
know that il Is wicked to catch fish on a Sun
day" "But hain't sinned much yet," said
the boy, without taking his eye from the float;
''haint had bite"
~The farmers near Evansville Ind. turn
out and do a neighbor's harvesting when he is
sick and unable to do il himself. They don't
lose any time by their generosity, however, as
the work is done on Sunday.
~An Olympia wyoming Territory paper
saws that fifteen women voted in ThurstOn
to vote in Olympia, but the judges respectfully
declined to receive their ballots.
ga Philadelphia coachmaker is building a
carriage for surf bathers. Its design Is to pro-
teet the lives Of the bathers. They will stand
or sit in the carriage at their option, and have
the full benefit OF the surf. but will not be ex-
posed to the danger of drowning.
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The Markets To-Day.
fslegYopAed B1clwsfuely 10 The BpeniH0 !Sxdy

BALTIMORE, July ,9.-Cotton dun and nominal,
49,. Flour quiet but firm; stock very scarce
whest-Tecepts light; rcd, 1 Asa l7O white, 30
asl.p; Pennsy " ania, 81 5paSl 40; Western. Sli5
asl IS. Corn firm and higher, white, 20; yellow
Sl5 Oats dull at 55a5sc. for new, and 62aS5c. for
old. Pork firm at S3l. Bacon firm; rib sides, Ia
Hslc.; clear do. lSc shoulders, l5c.; hams 25a3ic
Lsrd quiet, at leslsEc. Whisky is in good demand
and the stock il scarce at Sl.02a Sl.03.
BALTIMORE, July l9.-Virgnis SIS, old, 51zS bid &,
q asked do, 1870, 62h bid; do ls 50 bid, 60 asked
do coupon, old, 644s bid, u asked.
NEW YoRK. July l9.-Stocks dull. Money sac per
cent. Gold, Dl. Exchange, long 10lz; short, l01l.
Bonds, 9ls. Virginia 6's, sx-coupon, 81; new, 6sn
North Cardinals, old, sos: new, 291s.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Flour is quiet: shipping
frml Wheat is quiet and weaker. Corn is dull,
but steady.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

proposals until Il O'Clock, neon, WEDNEsDaV
the 10th Of July inst, for the exclusive ricbf - AZ
George Alsska fer the term of twenty years EEL,
the nrst day Oh May, ls70. agreeably TO The nrn;
mails in Alaska vi iur- pearing ami
In addition to the specific terms rrasox;,,o,
ACT de bidder will be REQUIRED 70 ne
;sls.a pulidlng for a public school az ~ re
school ,bar, 70 pay the expense of maintaininc n
therein for not less than eight months IN h
fTeasS a. may be required by the Secretary Of TN
Iho 20 pay to the natives Of the islands for ,.a
b. perIormed by them, sueh compep safiop a. n.x
lions to be prescribed BY the secretary 81 tbe Ta
ui 70 ,u GkO; s. BOUTWELL,, Secretary
Hs lchronicle and Republican
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Z BY Bankss', Brokers' ana Commercial Tslssrnph. ]
, Lewis johnson q o., quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEw YORK, July ls-First Board.U.S 3: Dc, ISL,
coupon liz 2Os lS62, coupon, 101l 2es 1854, cou-
pon, lOsas Us, ls65. coupon, lo9 ,ls new ISIS,
c0upon.0 5ss, lS6 coupon, los .; Dos, 1855, cou
iMsIiposa 8; do rfd,-; Canton, IS cid EsmosI
yer, a.; Pacific Mail, 421s; Boston Water Power
IA: Adams Express, 81: Wells, Fargo b Co 9
Express, Ia; American Express, =; United
States Express. IS; Merchants Union EXP, =;
New York central and Hudson, %; do; do; Scrip,
9l% Erie. 22'a; do. p I'd, As, Harlem, 1885, Harlem
pref7d, iss; Reading. e65E Michigan Central, ms;
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, % ex div {;
Illinois Central, l39; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
les: Northwest, s23z; Northwest, prefd, 500;
Central, le2A4 Rock Island, ll2,a; Milwaukee &
St Paul, 6a'a; Milwaukee 81 Paul pfd, Is: Wabash
and Western, 5l56; Wabash Western. Of q, =, Fort
Wayne, 81 i;Alton and Terre Ha1te. =: Alton
ard Terre Haute, preferred, -; Chicago and Al
ton. ll6; Chicago q Alton, prefd, ll6; Ohio
& Mississippi Certificates, "a Tennessee state 6s
old. 6s1s: Tennessee State 6s, new, @; Virginia
State SIS, old, 20 ord: North Carolina 6s: old, 5f
o fd do. new, 291s; Missouri 6's, 81 of d. Gold,
lla2ITs Market weak
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RT COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
corner snd
shs Al IN 81 HAH
kGksEsf MTa ANP
800 GOV HohEsxs sEhtGr sSS6HRSs5ruBE' AND
ic sssS s. + the sse
rec 'h ~ T. Si ISL H. .n sc Dug +
triet Of Coambia, shall oer al public auction, for
on In ssy Of JUN ,lh
lS.o. coEmencing at 70 O'Clock m, all the personal
deed q trust, and partially described e. folaaNs:
o.uIN TIE PARLOB.
Two fine Sofas
SIX Chairs to match
TWO % f fine match Center Tables
One small AID one Card Table
One Cover and Stool for same
-Four sets fine Satin Window Osrtsins
Two arg siss Mantle Mirrors
Two Two Fancy isSssi Bic piea ndsr Glasses
Five handsome; best qnslity Brussels Carpets
Rosewood and Walnut Washstands, marble MAJ Bic top
Mattresses, BOlsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed.
Chairs, Commodes and Corner Racks
And in each room Silk, Rep, and Lace Curtains
DINING Room.
one Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two sdeboards
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
ccG gaisry and spRFR a5ls Of W EnlDa
siiS err plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters, Forks, and Spoons
One set OF fine silk Rep Curtains.
library
on One elegant W aInut Library Table
One Library Sideboard
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
One fine Mahogany Bookcase
o 9nne; Of sesSt Bo9k rcadns the Gentle
Three sets silk Rep Curtains.
One Large Range, approved nattern, with Furniture
! uhairs, Tables, eueensware, and Utensils il full
SERVANTS, ROOMS.
Furn,shed With Bedsteads and Bedding Bureaus,
Hat Rack ard Hall Chairs
OilclOth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs
And at io'clock m, on the said 9TH ~ OF July
80, shall offer ali that piece parcel of ground In
lot numbered nineteen (9) in Davidson subdivision
CT e. square numbered two hundred and eighty five,
tzooJ improved by fOur-story pressed brick front
dwelling house, brown stone trimmings and con-
tanning sixteen comfortable rooms, situated upon
me south side OF street NORTH between 18th and
18th streets west
Terms; leo cash; balance in three, six. nine
and twelve months from date, secured by a deed of
trust upon the premises All c9nveyancing and
post Of 200 will be required when the house is sold
ALBERT q. HALL, Trustee
Je24-dts IRepl COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
H~lN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
illness OF member Of the family the above sale is
postponed until THURSDAY, July o. same honT
and place. ALBERT g. II ALL Trustne
JyI dts COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
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COMFORTABLY HOMES FOR S25i
900 BUILDING LOTS TO BE SOLD WITHIN
THIRTY DAYSn
AT sas EACH ON TIME, III DBsIRRDi
ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES In
FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REAR,

Those Choice BUILDING LOTS at HUNTING
TON. OF which above 00s have already been sold to
our best business men of Washington tor Country
Homes will continue to be sold for the next ~ days,
at Prs each
nearly approaches completion, these Building Lots
will soon bring $40 each in the market. After
thirty days the price will be doubled. And desire
70 assure the public that the large number OF
sand y is the only asop for continuing,
price.
Lying, as they do, 1t the Junction Of the Main
Stem Of said railroad, with its Lateral Branch
into Washington City, it makes an important depot
there, at which all trains, express and otherwise,
will always stop. Parties will be able to ride to and
from w Arlington, from this point as often they
desire, at an expense OF but eEsren rents per day.
The Railroad Company have located their Ma
chine Shops and general Round House there. The
grounds OF the town all gradually rise each way from
the depot and railways, and are high and dry and
il is one of the healtbiest localities known.
Taxes are paid for 1870, and will be paid for the
years ISL and ls2 by the proprietors all lots sold
steam saw mill and brick making has been recent
ly established at this place, which will insure all
building material at vastly reduced prices. An ag
will add greatly to the success of the town.
C1e thousand more of the lots will be sold for S25
each, on terms of payments to suit.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing will be afforded a
Passage to and from Huntington. free of expense,
upon calling at at the Office, $40 street, next to
corner of 10th.
Maps and pamphlets furnished upon application.
BEN. N. PLUMB & CO..
Je Il tn tn 3 I'm PrOpTiatOrs,
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MEsf T aikn AND b'i Fur AND ia 4 HALF II ALI
SSTREETS: ADJOINING THE UNITED
DY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne. 319, southwest corner 7th and D treets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMP RONED PROPER
Auction

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date
E:: June 18th, 1859, and duly orde in the land
!records of Washington county, d, c., in Liber
and B., No Is, folio 236, and by direction of the
party secured thereby, will sell, at pubic auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, 18Th inst, at tive
O'Clock p. m, all that part of lot No. IA, in squa-e
5i, beginning for the at the southwest corner
of said lot and running thence northon the line
OF street, tw nty feet thence east l20 feet to
alley thence south 20 feet thence west ID feet to the
beginning.
Terms $3.50 cash, and balance in 6 and IL
months, secured by deed of trust Oh the property
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purcha
ser. If the terms not complied with within five
days from the day of sale, the trustee the
right to resell at the risk and cost of the defauling
purchaser. 500 down when the property IL struck
of. p. A. pARNEILLE, Trustee.
jyl6d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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pY WIN. l.. WALL 4 Co, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building. No. 900 and 902,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IL By virtue of deed of trust from George W
E. Hauptman and wife, dated the 10Th Septem-
dAbcr. lS6S, recorded in and Il No. folio 453,
Of the land records of Washington county d c., and
by the direction of the party secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 5th of August, lS70, at O'Clock D.
m, part Of Lot No. s. in Square No. so, beginning
Is feet from the northeast corner of said lot st.
north, and running thence south S51a feet; thence
westward Is feet thence north $50 feet to said l.
and thence east Is feet to the beginning, with the
building thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash, $50 Of which must
be paid at the sale and the residue in six and twelve
months with the purchaser notes bearing interest,
secured by deed of trust On the purchaser fail
ure to comply with the terms of sale In Ave days. the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell at his risk and
cost, after hve days public notice. Ali stamps and
conyeyaDciDg at the purchaser cost
WIN y. WOODWARD r,.o
JOHN T. GIVEN, trustees
jy16 W L. WALL q co Auctrs
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sALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS.

MALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS.
THE FOLLOWING ANIMALS. nr,no
GESS OF THE WANTS OF THE sERvICE.
EdRT ~ s1hp At PUBLIC AUCTION, AZ
DAY OF JULY. 1870, viz: AHn SOD
THREE 90 MULES,
TWO ~ HORSES
l lnet are serylceable and in good condition.
1erms-Cash on delivery of animals
,r,oe. VIM EVERETT
.Io-oe Lieut.. 4th Art, A. A. o. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-M0R ROW.


RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucroneer.
~ No. S1S. southeast corner of 18th and ID street,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ~
LAND NEAR THE CITY LIMITS
IL by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Conrt
E., OF the District of Columbia, passed In tn
G-cssSe No Tla in equity, the subscriber will
sell at pC biiC ssie, on WEDNESDAY,. fhe 10Th ,Iav
oil July, fs5s, At So clock p the premises, ali
that lot or tract II land, knosn part Of Youngs-
borough, lying between sad fogngsborough and
Gales tract. and containing "a acres with the
proNenenss which consist OF dwelling house, barn
and otherout buildings
This place lies near Boundary street and offer :
most desirable Opportunity TO persons seeking
den farm suburban residence.
Terms: one fourth cash aaf valance in 6. Il and
is mont for notes bearing interest from day Of IL
upon the payment of which the property will be con
veyed TO the pnrc haser. III the terms of sale
complied with in days after the sale the property
will be Tesod upon week snotioe NJ the risk and
expense OF the purchaser. 49, OF the cash pay
ment will be required on the spot All conyesanc-
ing and stamps at the:cost OF the pur chaser.
GHhAR ah = wALhAeH, rrus.-es
Je2e-SfawAds GREEN B. WILLIAMS. Aaets