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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

LIST OF PETIT JURoRs. Drawn for the Novem-
her Term of the New Castle County Court =
Brandywine Hundred, Geo. L. Cloud, Francis
Petitdemange, Esau s. Perkins Wilmington
Hundred, Henry Evans, Samuel Murphey, Edw.
L. Rice ; Christiana Hundred VIM. Armstrong,
Charles Dougherty. W. q. Derrickson Mill
Creek Hundred, john Armstrong, Gev. Pierson,
John Ball White Clay Creek Hundred, Joel
Thompson, Charles IL. Groves, Hiram Moore
Pencader Hundred, Jacob Collins, las. u. Benson,
Jesse Boulder; New Castle Hundred, Thomas
White George Bartholomew, Alexander Bggs
Red Lion Hundred, James Montgomery, W. II.
II. Clark, Edward Reybold st. Georges Hd.,
Joseph III. Walker, ]. NJ. Cox, James Garman
Appoqunimink Hundred, Isaac Stats, Jr, A. s.
Naudain John w. Denny.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03
Cpp,,.NrowN rEI.EcRApH.

GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
ST This is acknowledged TO be the best FAMILY
AND AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER published:
Its AGRICULTURAL Horticultural and General News OF
the day. is not exceled, while its Tales, Sketches,
Poetry, etc, equal to that Of the best magazines
Issued Wednesday. Price, $3.50 cash.. It's circula-
Address Germantown Telegraph" Philadelphia
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

rE-lfrs. S. e. Stevenson, cor. Third and King Sts,
has all the latest styles Of Hats and Bonnets, Feah
ers, Flowers and Ribbons, of all kinds, which she
is selling at Philadelphia prices. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

NvoTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MUTUAL
IN LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
GuESTER COUNTY.-The members of the EMU
tual Live Stock Insurance Company, OF Chester
County,. VINO reside In the city of Wilmington and
New Castle county, Del, are hereby notified that
r. A. Van Trump, Insurance Agent, Brtnghirst
building, Sixth and Market streets, Wilmington,
and George W. Williams, Newark, have been ap-
nointed to receive the payments due to said Com
pany on the fourteenth of next month, and nave
been furnished with lists for that purpose.
ENOCH HARLAN, Secretary.
WEST CHESTER 1Omo., 22d, 1870. oct2',Stw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

rg-Mrs s H. Stevenson, corner 3D. and King Sts.,
has a large assortment of Vevets Satins, Velvet
eens cut bias, for Dress and Coat Trimmings; ele-
giant Black Yelveteen for Ladies' Sacques and Chill
,iren's wear A tine assortment Of Velvet and SILK
Dress Buttons.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

cRf-" Cleansing the Blood" upon which charlatans
have harped so much, is not mere catch-word and
delusion. The microscope shows that some diseases
exist like parasitic growths upon the gobues of the
blood and 1t is further known that some subtle SUBJ
stances destroy or expel them. These substances
have been combined to make Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and rankle In the blood to rot out as 1t were the ma
chnery of life.-Mercer Pa.) Whiy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Middling up
lands unchanged.
Flour firm superfne, $3.50 a $4.75; extras,
SIS a $5.25.
Wheat, rye and oats unchanged. Corn dull !;
Western and Pennsylvania yellow, rs 060 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 31.-Beeves, dull, extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers so a, 0 cents;
fair to good q 81 cents common a 6ls C.
Sheep in fair demand a 6 cents. Hogs dull
lower 80 q S10.75 per cwt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF A PRIsoNER.-On Fri
day Of last week, Ben. johnson, the colored man
convicted of rape at the last term of the Sussex
Court, and sentenced to be hung next month,
made an attempt to escape from Jail. He burned
the ring to which he was chained out of the
floor. This aroused the sheriff, who ran to the
cell, but johnson threatened his life if he en-
tered, and he had to call assistance to secure
the man The fire was extinguished without any
serions damage to the building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - Several weeks ago a
blacksmith named William Wallace, arrived here
from Elkton and commenced work for Cooling
II lloyd. On Monday last lie went on spree
wiact. man named Hill, or as Hill says, decoyed
hinansp.a drinking saloon and got him drunk,
oous haned. Wallace then cleaned out Hills
lstill. the went to Philadelphia, whore he got
back to this city, stopping on the way at Chester,
however, to smash up a drinking saloon there.
The police here wers on the lookout for him,
though they did not believe the fellow would
come back here. Officer Heal found him last
evening and took him into custody. and he had
hearing before the Mayor, who held him to hail
in the sum of $500 to appear at court in answer
to the charge Of highway robbery. Wallace's
mise the matter, and get Hill to decline to pros
ecute. Hill says Wallace robbed him Of 1928, but
Wallace declares he only got about S14, or
thereabouts. He claims that they were on
drunken spree together and that he was too
drunk to know what he was doing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

SAD CASE OF BuRNINa.-On Sunday afternoon,
ket street, in the 9th ward, attempted to hurry
up smouldering fire, and in doing so, dropped
burning piece Of wood, which set fire to the
skirt of her dress. She caught the blazing gar
ment, and finally succeeded in extinguishing the
flames, but not until she had been seriously
burned about the body, breast, arms, and face.
One arm and one side are very badly burned, the
other parts not so seriously. 1t was at first be-
lieved the injuries would provo fatal, but her
condition yesterday was such as to encourage
her friends, and she will probably recover,
though through great suffering.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
d cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO UNIVERSAL
~ adopted into use, in
every countryand among
NIL classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PiH. The obvious rea.
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
,thnr 'rhnsa tyhn hive
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

Ex-Detective John M. Dunn, implicated in
uttering forged checks, has been sentenced, at
Boston, to five years imprisonment.
The Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad between
Mobile and New Orleans, was completed on Sat
urday and train passed over the road.
Hotels in Chicago is building in such numbers
as to give rise to grave apprehensions that they
will soon outnumber the private dwellings.
At Lowell, Mass, on Saturday night Geo. A.
Turner of Montreal, was knocked down in the
streets, terribly beaten, and robbed of $500.
DR.. Stephen r. Summers was arrested at st.
Louis on Friday, charged with the murder of
John Sykes, at Lagrange, No., in January, 1859.
!. t. @. Evarts, lost from the Yellow Stone Ex-
ploring Expedition, has been found. He sub
sisted on roots for thirty days, and it is doubtful
if he will live.
The Democratic Convention Of the Twenty
sixth New York District has nominated
Edgar Kapgar for Congress. Thomas O. Plat,
regular Republican candidate for Congress in the
District has withdrawn, leaving Milo Goodrich,
Independent Republican, in the field.
A passenger and freight train on the vapdalia
and Terre Haute Railroad, collided, near Green
will, Ind, on Thursday morning. NJ. p. Man
sheim, Adams Express Messenger, and Wilkes
Eddy, brakeman, were badly injured. Both To-
comotives and the baggage and express cars
were demolished.
S. P. Cummings, leader of the Labor Reform
ers in Massachusetts, has brought suit for libel
against F. F. Bird, for asserting that Cummings
| had pledged the votes Of his party to the Hart
| ford and Erie "ring," and received money for
the same, to be used for the political campaign.
He claims $4,000 damages.
| 1t is announced from Omaha that .'the people
along the line Of the Union Pacific Railroad, in
order to get satisfaction for the enormous
charges for freight and passenger fares, are
taxing that corporation proportionately, and will
probably collect from them about 800, 900 taxes
U in Wyoming TorritOry this wear"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

WYNN. PRESTON,
w COMMISSION MERCHANT,
N w, corner Front and Orange streets, W Wilmington
Del. All kinds of Farm Produce bought and sold
Flour Feed Hay, and Straw, Glover, Timothy and
other Seeds always on hand and for sale at market
rates. Goods of all kinds taken on commission
sold In the market and prompt returns made ny
WIN PRESTON Wilmington, Del. oc2I,lyw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

LACES,
EMBRoIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
Indies, md Chfl,ircn's Furnishing Goods.
A complete assortment, including many novelties
In the Lace Department. A large addition to our
stock of Corsets and at greatly reduced prices
Please call and examine our choice stock of goods
They will be sold at the lowest prices possible.
WOOD X BURNS,
1905 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
oct2O3m composite the Chestnut-strcet Theatrc)
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

10 real estate dealers and TO TURNER'S who desire to
veil their properties, the DAILY COMMERCIAL overs
method Of reaching buyers superior to aH
others, Northerners who contemplate settling in Detd
rare first consult the popular newspaper, anu are al
trac particular localities and are induced to eran
inc certain properties by reading announcements OF
sales contained therein yol wish to buy or sell real
estate, advertise in the COMMERCIAL or the TRIBUNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
BY Gtubbs &williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. :
U,HAT MOST yALUA.BLE BUILDING

THAT MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
ADJoiNfNG THE PosT-oFFICE ON ONE
s5p A M IE A XHe
| upon the premises, ON THURSDAY. e3d June, nj
IL O'Clock NJ. that elegant BhkKfNG-HOUsE
siaury 4 Co. and w. 81. Sutton & Co.. bankers
y. n. Walker 4 Co., insurance agents Bradley
T. johnson ,T and 10, others as lay Offices 81 &c.
DEEP and FIVE sTOKIFS high. The basement
and princlpaf story were constructed with refer
ence TO their use rs banking and insurance offices,
having ample frc-proof vaults and all other de-.
| sirable arrangements. The second story contains
Blk nifce.roomss for professional men. The third
and fourth stories nre laid of in the best manner
about twenty-six by fifty feet, suitable for soce-
ties. All Of these rooms have gas wafer, and other
c2TmvcnitnGes, and are All wen. lighted.
tion of Mr.. Henry Exa as architect, and neither
pains nor money was spared To make It complete
in eyery respect. All the timber and other mate.
"a S Ses @ers pa the
sorting to the "B0Dett1 iin PLAN
The CORNICE is highly ornamented. and, as
well as the window caps, silis, and quoine, is of
The WINDOWS IRE large and have In them the
best qualify of plate and French glass. !
The entire construction Is far above that Of or
binary buildings anithe finish Is In keeping with
the general style of the building. =
This Is not only he handsomsst and one Of the
most substantial buildings ever erected In this
city, but by reason of its uncauallcd advantages
of situation and admirable arrangement Is not
surpassed by any other as profitable in sestment.
confidence that this IS the choicest piece of pro-
pcrty ever offered ut auction In This city. ~.
o. 3d. and sOmouths, for negotiable notes, with in
tercst payable semi-anBually, and secured by a
sale GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
leo .....- - -. --..Ir - Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10

Carolina, but on enc OF those sandy spft.se
which border the mainland, divided irom.a ].
ly shallow lagoons. They found means ,,s;, 70
cross this lagoon, but were then sixty miles
from Wilmington, on. the dseary s.i ,lsa..
where q sI,,ggish creek called Little river
,,;nt.as : thn bomndary between North and
Caroline dismal nna si Sus for eoa hs
,v"rtbv Young Confederate officers it would
,e hard to say what might have become OF
Them. Captain and mate had Disappeared.
i short way inland, however, they found a
miserable hut; and some Of the gentlemen
having established the helpless ones IN TINS
shelter. set out to look fora wagon TO bring
the party through the marshes In the. direc-
sion OF Wilmington. 1t WIS sad and sorry
Journey, aud there was not much s to- to eat !, ;
dyc's grace" they won as far as Whining
ton :; and then, for the first time, l, VINO
sill, thought them safe and quiet in the
County Down, had telegraphie message
that INV wife and two daughters were AZ
Wilmington, and would come on by the
next train to Richmond: Here was 10 DE
Am arrival -, I'D :-.,.-i -,s... -.r!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
MATING, OHreCLOTH. Ae.
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND :; AND NJ

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND; AND
"A RE-ORDAlN CHAPTER I6 DE THE on,
|,DiNANCES CONCERNING THE S .aIG OK
PLEDGE Il OF. SEC OND-HAhD ARflCLES.
Re q csstaiasd 5y tie Council Of the City Of
Richmond That chapter i6 OF the city orpinsnces,
concerntng the gale pledge OF second, nana artl
eIes, be andths same is hereby amended ana re-
ordained so as to read rs follows:
l. Hereafter tle keeper Ct keepers Oh every sSaSp
any Kind or articles, spch as ,warchesS teweiry,
bunk old Eaotais, or o!her Ike eOmIDOtbtss, and
ar binds OF secondhand ARTICLES arr. purchased
sold bas3ered, exchanged, or pledgeds shall OBJ
tain from the chamberlain OF the city icenao 70
! do so, and shall pay for said license Hle amount
with which such person or persons may pave been
aaseSEed. : ;iiE ~ bis. = Z .tit 1r -sAtt
b a. Every person receiving such license shall
place the same In some :pf0miRent place IN his
shOp where Il may be feen by every one, Such
shop Shall beopen ut all times to the nst ection Of
the May or. the police, or any citizen o1 the CITY
or tef agents. ahal kavs ipcwef 10 tske ana caf'
ry away amy 1nd every ARTICLE OF anql cltizer
which NAV have beene EiOloa ana Do0Sha pS sucn
deaer or danlars. No such hnstnees snail pc car.
ried on until abe Mcensg s8xElaH haHesDse pal0
ana tj,e said license shall NOT be &nd
fhe IA or. DesSnls aStem pt1ag:t 90 t1e Ssfo
hnainess without arst obtaining license thesef0f
shnii he subject 10 Tins OF n9S ieaS THAN twss nun.
Gred doliara or HpriSOhHent not legs tnan tnsrly
nor more thahaf4ty days. - ~ s,sst ,.ef ~;
= rubitshed By ofdsr OF die Council 49, 81.
itee-Stti .liil pisn saEsU.'H0WARn Giesk..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
by Wellington Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST LINE
OF STWENTi ETH BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS.-As trustee In GER
tain deedo trust from Samuel Z. Slater bearing
date Esd October, 1862. duly recorded In Richmond
Hustings Court, deed boob B, No. 70. page 2s4
SHALL In execution thereof, proceed 20 sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, June II,
fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by the said deed, Consisting Of comfortable
BRICK TRNEMIsNT and tie E0Ton which 1t
stauds fronting 25 feet ON the east line of Tw,n-
fitthBtreet running back Is3 feet. t"A y
TERMS !: Whilst the deed requires cash sale, 1t
L. more ag pTS Be sos that ct the hour OF sale
: B, n,,f}lf,i;aa ,rtaeW, G0DDIE, Trustee.
P. s.-The foregoing property vas gold on the
with the terms or sale because OF the contingent
right Of dover therein. The WIFE,, however,
having agreed 70 unite I'm the conveyance, !, will
new be so'd Tree q r'sas q d sSiiN rrus,ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
80 -. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE NEAR THE TOLL
GATE ON THE BROOK TIIRSPIKE AND
ON THE OLD SCUFFLEToWM ROAD. AID
JOINING THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AL
LEN, ESQ, WEST OF THE ClTY.-By virtue OF
decree OF tho circuit court Of the county OF Hem
rico rendered on the 2lst day or May, 1870 In the
cause Of Carter against Carter ct ais, SHALL as
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
to sell at auction, on the premises, FRIDAY the
I'm Instant at a O. clock r. N: the property ART
ACRES OF highly approved land with a four.
acre grove of besutiful shade trees. a NEAT
FRAME, DWELLING containing five or six
rooms |; kitchen, barn, stable, &C., all In good
repair; located about one mile and a half north Of
the city Oh the road leading eastwardly from the
ton gate on the Brook turnpike; And at half-past
O'Clock Z. M. the same day the property men
toned secondly above consisting Of a HALF
ACRE LOT fronting on tlIe old Scufietown road,
and adjoining on three sides the real estate owned
by William Allen: ESQ.,, west OF the city limits.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained; or, If the purchasers
desire 1t, the cash will be received aud interest
abatcd. .... j. A. RICHk RDSUN
.-.s. Special Commissioner.
sRICHARDaON q Co. Auctioneers In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
BY Grub5s u Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Nj ain aud Bank.

CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW BOOKS.
" TN WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, commen-
cling ut half-past o'clock T. NJ, we will SELL at
our Office, or Eleventh between Main jand Bank
streets, the LAW LIBRA IES Of the late Pat
rick Henry Aylett and Powhatan Roberts, and
others, embracing 2, 900 volumes or STANDARD
Also, about 800 volumes OF AIISCELL ANGUS
WORKS, mostly of political character. ~ -
The sale is worthy the attention Of the profess
sion and Of the trade y.!i iD ,;tla'i'ft | -"
Catalogues NOW ready, and will he sent to any
address. '~'&'" GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
7,Ep 55I Tt cTEE .GT-H Aucttoneers.
= VIII be sold, at the same time ana place, the
Library Of I'D. Weed, to satisfy distress war
rant IN my hands IN faYor W % Sruees&
jes JAMES LAURIE, II. G.C.iR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
.Gf By Richardson & CO., -; ~"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~. No. 1ll3 Main street. .~. E.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FORTY
" TWO CRIES OF LAND, WITH I'M
PROVFMENTS, IN II Il EGO COUNTY,
of decree OF the county court OF Henrlco rem
dered the eth day of June, 1870, In the cause OF
Barry nd vi rs. Grcp 81 ats, shall, as special
at auction, IN front Of lIenrico county court
house, on Main street In the city OF Richmond, ON
the property referred to above. consisting OF
FOR'rY-TWO ACRES OF LAND. twelve Of
which Is In timber. fifteen I'm underground and
productive orchard, excellent water, 9 NEW
LOG DWELLING, neatly bAilt, containing two
rooms and pretty flower garden all In good
order and partially enclosed, located seven miles
cast OF Richmond between the Williamsburg
turnpike and Charles City road, and accessible by
either. j. A. RICHARDSON,
E-s1 Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON 4 Co., Anctioneers. -. jes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
.'s. BY Grubbs u Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
IN NO. 5l2, ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
SIIEEI BETWEEN CLAY AND, LEIGH
STREETs, AT AuGTi0ISs.1,;O On WEDNEsDAY
the premises, the DWELLING situated rs above.
IL is comparatively new, was built by the owner
for his own use, has five rooms, besides BATH
room and two closets, q kitchen connected By a
covered way with the main hoiise) with three
rooms, WOOD and coal house, and gas throughout
IL has just been put IN thorough repair and paint
ed throughout. ~. =, 49,
the IoI is 2ss by about $50 feet, and is well set
with flowers, vines, &c: "a iL.' ~ f5G'
Immediate possession Will be given.
This Is very desirable residence OF Its size,
and shouId attract ttoss seeking home III plea
SAINT neighborhood convenient 70 business.
eight, and twelve. months, for negotiable notes,
with Interest added, secured by trust desd. =
,..,r.. GRuBBs s WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
AU(yYON SALES Ennis Day.s
.sss By'wellington Goddin, II =
Auetic11eer and Real Estate Ag6nfx

rIR ST. G ASS REsIDENoE, ON
SIgRegH H HHTr IN Ts WEEssST eIHTH HID
AZ Am p'TWT1NPYF6HRTH STREEIa FOE
SALE AT AUeTI9N the request Of Inc Inc
GTRgf inc @ =. ,s e'e! ssSs e.
Gated rs above The lot has front OF y rect Sa
depth FEET fSot slley I ma dw xa.ar
contains III rooms s Perfsch renair wiin irn nd
vcrautah In front, and lib windows IN irqls an
rear Also. wnter.cioscts. bathroom, coal yanits
opening on the street. speaking tnss f ,o ,s
stove large heater, and In the yara sndti ths
alarge Kitchen containing four rooms; anu tt
Choice fruit trees, and the front yard ls flower
garden of beautiful design. This Is really an hh,
trartTye residence, and is located in q dcsifnDic
neigIborhood. and in Immedtate proximity OK =. 70
churches. and convenient to market, &c. =.
TERMS: One-third cash balhncc at one, two'
and three years for bonds bearing Interest ne-
cured by q trust decd W. Tol.o..u
i.TCgJs,tiftS' s., anfaS@ EEHt Auctloneer'
In conseouence of the lnclemcncy Of the weather
last evening the above sale was postponed
TIL THIS AFTERNOON ct O'CLOCK. "
. ~ -.s.#r 4 u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-10
By Hin & Goddin,
Real Estate Anctioneers, 1908 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT WITH
Small BRICK HOUSE ON GRACE BE-
TWEEN. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS ATT
AUCTION II will sell on WEDNESDAY tho 18th
instant, at So O'Clock, on the premises the above
VALUABLE LOT, with a BRICK HOUSE with
tonr rooms, kitchen and other houses Water
(clty) on tho lot. The premises now pay a good
per cent on the assessment, and as building
site, In one OF the best portions OF the city, It Is
very desirable. The lot fronts % feet the south
side OF Grace street aud runs back l47 feet.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash; balance at 4 and 8
months, with interest added (six per ccnt.l Sc
cured By trust deed. 2. K. GkATTAN,
je 8 - a Executor Of j. g, Cnskie deceased