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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

To the Farmcrs.-We have Just received
a CAR LOAD of the best BUFFALO MADE BOOTS.
These Boots have been made upon our express or
der, and will be guaranteed the same as our own
home made work. P DoRR & Sos.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

Persons having property for sale or rent, viii d,
well to call on me.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

Just received a, Il. r. Shouo & Co.'s 100
cas- of those celebrated custom made Buffalo
Boots, Tade expressly for them. We guarantee
every pair to wear equal to any shop boots, and as
for prices we deg competition.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

The best and most reliable French Kip Boots,
az DOIr & Sons,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09

ShOnO q Co.'s is the only place in Fremont
where you can get a genuine French Kip Boot,
warranted. so don't buy until you see them,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-02
Mr.. Dickens On Lawsivors.

The following is a full report of the
speech which Dickens made at Bir-
mingham, which was incompleteIy
conveyed to this country by the
Ocean Telegraph:
When 1 was here last autumn I
| made, in reference to some remarks OF
your respected member, Mr.. Dixon. a
short confession of my political faith.
(laughter) or perhaps 1 should better
say, want of iaith. daughter. " 1t
imported that l have very little conf
dence in the people who govern US
please 20 observe . people there with
a small p but that I have very
great confidence in the People whom
they gOVern-please TO observe 4" PeO-
pie with q large . F." Much
laughter) This was shortly and clip
tically stated, and was, with no evil
Intention L am absolutely sure, in
some quarters inVersely explained.
perhaps as the invention Of a certain
eXtravagant fiction, but one which [
do say was rather frequently quoted
as il there were grains Of truth at the
bottom Of it-a fiction called the Cir
cumlocutiOn 0hice, aud perhaps also
as the writer OF an idle buOk or two.
whose public opinions are not clearly
stated. Perhaps in these respects I
did not sufficiently bear in mind
Hamlet's caution to speak by the card
lest equlWlcatiOn should undo me.
(LaughIer.) Now l complain Of no.
body but simply in Orier that there
may be no more mistake as to what [
dId mean, and as to what I do mean.
Will resIate my meaning, and | will
DO 50 IN The words OF that great
thinker, great writer and great scholar.
whose death, unfortunately for man
kind, cu5 short in his &" History Of
Civilization in India'-" They NAV
talk as they will about reforms
which Government has introduced
aud the improvements to be expected
from legr lation, hut whoever will
take wider aud more commanding
view OF human affairs Will discover
tnat such hopes are chimericai They
viii learn that ldWgiVers are nearly
always but Instructors OF society in
stead of its helpers, and that in tx-
trrnely lew cas,-s only their measures
viii turn out Well. Their success. has
been owing to the fact that, contrary
to their usual custom, they have I'm
plicItlY GDeyed the spirit OF their time.
and they have been, as they always
should be, the mere servants of the
people to whose wishes thew are
bound to give public and legal sane
ton"
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Sandwich Islands.

Tba fearful storm which prevailed
&, H. Sq,,d,Viob Islands last month,
and ot which A brief account has been
received by telegraph, was liie LlGso .i''t
severe that had occurred NileiH me
experience OF the Oldest innaDilatiLs;
The Austrian frigate Donau, UhaS hau
lust arrived from Japan, having en-
countered two cyclones on inc pass
age. was driven ashore st Honolulu
She carries sixteen guns, ana hef en-
zines are of three hundred morse
T,oyer. An attempt will be maoe 70
5-ef,stir the ship at the islands. Ihe
fr,Iit trees on the island suffered con-
siderablv by the storm. a vessel
bsd returned TO Honolulu from an
unsuccessful expedition to the South
Pacific 10 obtain laborers. she
brought twenty-six females and six
teen Inales. There are five married
eonples among them, and their ser
vices are eagerly sought for. Most Of
them are very young, and appear 10
- thoroughly healthy. They are en-
l.sosd for two years, with q contract
=, refurn them a. the end Of that
fire Thev do not speak language
zvbich the Sandwich lslanders can
,roderstand, though Is appears that
the Manahiki people, vRo came oy
he same vessel, can establish an I'M
,'sTfect communication with them
A-sv are natives Of Danger Island.
ln, ship John L. DlmmOck sailed ior
The : -.rk on December 18th, with
New ,~Sluable cargo Of oil and
the nly-e No., frs,ra Honolulu during the
bone s4AI5 Her cargo ie valued (at the
ssSso1, ssSsSsss.oo1nbouse) m at s277 ,Sss a.
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Grim 5 and pecadllloes Of eotbam,

NEW YORK, February 1.--Michael
Walsh was arrested la5l night charg, q
with having kicked his wife to death.
The failure of Leroy, Nichols il Co.,
brokers, was announced upon con-
TRACTS for several thousand shares of
Rock Island stock.
The grand jury yesterday presented
as nuisance the Tombs, on Center
street, ana the irightful tar pavement
ON Fifth avenue and Seventy-siXth
street.
No new cases of the new epidemic,
relapslng lever, were reported to the
Board of Health yesterday. No deaths
from the disease have been reported
up to this time,
Henry Allen, formerly employed in
the sub Treasury building, who has
been under examination on The charge
Oi having presented false and lraudu-
lent vouchers with view To deiraud
the United States, was discharged to-
day.
One of the most extraordinary di-
vOrce cases ever brought before the
New York courts is now being tried
by Judge Barnard IN the supreme
Court. The plaintiff is Commodore
John T. Glasson, veteran officer of
the United States Navy, aged sixty
four years. The defendant, his wife,
is an old lady of fifty five years, and
mother of two grown sons, and her
companion in alleged adultery is an
other elderly person-JOhn b. How
ell-whO is also the parent of grown
children. The witnesses against Mrs.
Glasson, who were examined yester-
day, were the wife and daughter of
Mr.. Howell. The alleged criminality
was committed IN Providence, r. |.
The unusual character of the evidence
produced for the prosecution, and
large wealth of one and high social
standing of the other of the families
interested, together with other cir
cumstances, makes this case one of
remarkable interest.
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SALNAVE
Some Items in Reference &c the Taking o.
Of ths cOaspiral0r.

New YORK, February l. The
steamer Port au-PriHce arrived at this
port yesterday morning, bringing
dates from PUrt-au-Prinee TO the Z3d
uf January. Salnave's family, con-
siSting uf his wife, mother and eleven
children, together with iugitive5 VINO
bad been projected by the American
Consul, sal ed for lguand, and thence
they ", uld 70 10 san Domingo At the
invitation Jf BaCz.
United States Minister Bassett at
tempted to obtain the body Uf Sainave
for the purpose Ol burial by his fam
ily, but his request was denied with
derisiOn and insults, and threats OF
death were uttered against him by the
inIUFiated mob.
The troops who fought under Sal
nave at the late engagement al Cuba
with the CaJTialist army, at which
place they we're Captured with Sal
nave, had jDined the Cabrial force~,
with the intention Of attacking the
Dominican troops at Asuas.
It was asserted that the authorities
at Port au-Prince held a letter from
Salnave Offering ST, $50 IN gold, in
two drafts on two foreign houses in
that city, TO save his lie.
The merchants doing business in
Port-au- Prince had offered their gold
&c the Government for the purpose OF
paying of the crews OF their naval
vessels, which offer the Government
had accepted, and was paying of the
men.
The house OF Rev. Mr. Bird, Wes-
leyan Missionary at Port-au-PTince,
was burned by the late terrific contla-
grafton, and everything totally des-
troyed.
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One Week from my Diaree.

Monday.-Had suckers for break
fast. Suckers and sassidges are the 9
luxuries oflife; the other luxury is easy
boots.
Friday.-Visited my wssherwOman,
and blowed her mp for sowing ruffles
and tucks onto the bottom OF my
drawers. She was thunderstruck at
first, but explained the mistery by
saving that she had sent me by mis-
take a pair that belonged to
I bluahed like bile Holsters, and told
her she couldn't bee too keeriul. about
such things; l might have bin ruined
for life.
Saturday Writ this dlaree for the
week from memory. Rehekted upon
the vanity Of human wishes; rehekted
how often 1 had wished to be rich,
and how seldom my wishes had bin
gratified. Resolved IN the future not
to wish for enny-thing until l had II
three weeks, and see how l liked it.
-,Iosb BikLis0S,
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GoitsChaIk.

The Rlfou1a, OF Rio JaneirO, says:
The following facts regarding the last
moments Of the great artist have been
communicated to Us: At midnight be
predicted that within four hours he
would be dead, and he died ten min
utes to four the following morning.
He wished to make some testament
ary dispositions, but he had not the
strength TO sign what he had ordered
his secretary 10 write. Two unmar-
ried sisters, who reside in London,
are the heirs Of his fortune, which con-
sists of property In the United States,
and certain funds left in the hands Of
Uersons in his confidence. He leaves
many unpublished works, including
three operas, one Of which, "Isaura
de Saleruo," was his favorite compO-
sition, and upon which he constantly
worked to perfect It. His Intentions
were, upon leaving Brazil, to give a
series Of concerts in the United States,
and afterward to 60 to Europe and
bring out his unpublished compost
tions, and then make a journey to
Palestine to visit the holy places, as
he had promised his mother to do
when she died,
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that the money awaited her order,
and ON the following day she LEFT Fort
Edward for New York, where it was
paid over to her"
The statement that Miss GRAY re-
ceived any such dispatch from me,
and that she cOnseq uPutly received
from me the sum of money in ques-
ton, is a pure fabrication. have
neither received for niRs Gray nor
have paid her rauy money whatever; /;
ana may add that / have no knowl-
edge OF any money having been left to
her in England. From circumstances
which have lately been brought TO my
notice, have reason to fear that the
publication OF this story may be the
means of demanding uususpecting
persons. and for this reason alone i
request the favor Of your giving pub
licity to this letter.
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Thursday, March 8, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock am
in front Of the door o. the Law Court OF Mem
phis on Second street, In the city OF Mem
pills. proceed 10 sell 81 public ourcry 70 he
highest bidder, for cash, the property de-
scribsd in sGid deed OF trust. as.-xollcwss A
certain trsc1 Of land In the county OF shelby
state Of Tennessee moreepaVt iculsrly de-
scribed rs foiloygsg A iot-cf land IN the tc IN
on Mem ph3STIfnd distinguished on the pan
~ said f,,rl, 81 n cs 600 lfIfi 13 and bounded
as follows. viz: Beginning at the intersection
Of the north side Of Market street with the
west side Of Market square; thence with the
west side OF Market square north sos 30 east
"A feet inches TO lot ls8; thence west SV so
north "A feet inches 90 a stake; thence south
90s 30 west "A feet inches to Market street;
thence with the line Of said street TO the place
of beginning, magnetic courses same pro
perty conveyed to Eliza5eth J. Whftsitt By
Felix Dooley and dated 10Th APRIL 1916. and
recorded In Hesister's Office shelby county IN
Book No. }. page 40
good; but sell and convey only as trustee.
fski VAN A. W, ANDERSON, Trus.es,
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| thereto 25 per centum ad valorem, and il
/ weighing less than 4 ounces per square
/ yard, and valued at over 20 cents per
/ square yard. 8 cents per square yard; aud
In addition thereto 40 per csutum ad valo-
reia, and If weighing 4 ounces or over per
square yard so cents per pound, and in
addition thereto 35 per oentum ad valo-
rem;
On lax, includingflax straw and all hlx
not hac!Sled or dressed, $50 per ton; on flax
haeklsd, known as dressed, $40 per ton ;
on hemp manufactured, $40 per ton; on
products of tax and hemp, $40 per ton;
Do iron in pigs 81 per ton; on scrap iron
of every description 50 per ton, provided
nothing snail be deemed scrap IRON ex-
cept waste or refuse metal that has been
in active use, only to be re-man nufactured /;
on ali iron in slabs blocks, loose or other
forms less finished than bars. aud more
advanced ttan pig iron, except castings,
one cent per pound; on iron bars, rolled
or hammered, comprising fat bars not
less than 4 nor more than inches wide.
and not less than Z nor more than 2 in
ches thick. one cent per pound; on ng
bars, rolled or hammered, compris-
Ing bars les than N inches or
more than four inches wide and less than
0Be-haif and not less than Jhree-eighths
OF an inch thick, and on iron bars rolled
or hammered, more than two inches thick
ia the same proportion;
On live animals 20 per cent. al gGIOrsm,
provided all animals specially imported
for breeding purposes shall be admitted
duty free, upon proof thereof satisfactory
to the Secretary Of the Treasury
On -four or meal of oats, 1c per
poundi OF wheat, rye. corn, or bucllw wheat,
4 cent per pound; on all timber not
otherwise provided for, squared or sided,
Ic per cubic foot; on sawed boards, plank,
deals, or other timber. of spruce, ,hemIock,
whitew0od or Eastwood, 500 per 1000 feet
board measure.
Anthracite Goals are left on the free list.
Other Goals ara lett as wood.
Mr.. Shenck explained the bill at
great length. Allison, Brooks, Wood
and Others passed severe criticisms
upon it.
The Committee then rose and the
House adjourned.
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COpartnership Notice.

e5-WJLLIAN STEWART, HUGH STEWART
| ASDREw STEwARr and JOIN C.. F1sER hav,
/ this da,- entered into copartnership undel
/ the bfm styles Of STEWART Bros. q FIzER
| Ue8phis, Tenn, and STEWART & F1zER, New
/ Orleans. La, being successors to Galbreath
Stewart & Co. Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart
/ Gslbreath & Fizer, New Orleans, Ia, for the
! purpose Of conducting a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business. at this old
stand Of Gaibreath, Stewart & Co., No. Il
Union street, Galbreath Block, Memphis
Tenn..anu cotton factorage and Commission
business at No. IS Union street, Kew Orleans.
La. They will always keep on hand a LARGE
stock Of goods, comprising null and com
plete assortment Of every article in their line
Of business, which they win sell upon the
most favorable terms. Especial attention will
be given 10 thu handling and sale of cotton.
This branch Of their business, in the Mem
phis house. vii be under the care and control
of Mr. Hugh Stewart, who, from over sixteen
years experience, feels confident of his abiI-
Ity TO manage the same to the satisfaction OF
their customers.
Mr. Andrew stewart VIII, as before have
charge Of the cotton business of their New
Orlesps house.
Tho grocery Department Of their Memphis
house win be under the management Of VIM.
Stewart and John C. Fizer, as formerly. They
solicit continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO the old
house q Galbr1ath, stewart & Co, Memphis,
Tin, and stewart Galbreath & Fizer, SeS
Orleans, Louisiana.
STEWART BROS. & FIZER
No. Il Union Street, StoneWalI Block, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
STEWART & FTZER,
No 46, Union street, New Orleans, La.
FEBRUARY LIST, 1870. tebl d&w
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Wednesday, February %, 1870,

between the hours of 70 and II o'clock, am,
In front o th- door Of the Law Court II v en-
phis, on Second street. N the city Of Menu phis.
proceed 10 sell to the bishest bidd-r, for cash,
at public auttOn, the prope ty described IN
said deed Of truSi, to-Wit: =" eTfain los OF
land lying and being In the county OF shelby,
state OF Tennessee, thus notwithstanding lots
lS7, lyB 200 and z02, as known and design ted
on the plan Of the city of Memphis, said lots
being on the nor Invest corner OF Market
street, and its intersection with Market
square. ana west thereof, and being the same
property conveyed to said FIRST party by deeds
from F. G. Dooley and alexander Erskine.
the first record d in Book No. J, pages 435 6,
the other In Book l5-l92 1872, TO which refer
ence is now made, this conveyance being sub
Ject 70 the trust deeds made to Z. W. Wescott
and V. A. W. A ndersOn. trustees recorded In
Books 81 and 0S Of the Registers once Of this
county. together with all the privileges and
appuTtenances thereto belonging - The
equity OF REDEMPTION IL waived in the decd.
The title Il believed to be good. but sell and
fsbl VII WOOD, Trustee.
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Current Tep.Cs in Paris.

PARIS, FebMary There has been
a remarkable increase in cases OfsHaall-
poX within the lsst few DAYS.
= Yesterday a sharp dispute occurred
in the Corps Legislatii, ON DEGREES for
temporarily admitting iron and cot
ton fabrics. On a vote being taken
the Government was sustained.
Rum0rs of the death Of the Pope are
again cqrTent. 1t IS 6sJertained, how
ever, that his Holiness has been af-
iicted with an epilleptic fit, and is not
regarded rs being dangerously Ill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-02

New York, February 1.-Prlnce
Arthur was waited upon at the Bre-
WORT House this morning by dele
CATION of English, Scotch and Irish
residents, headed by the British Con-
sui, and presented with a congratulate
ory address. The Prince made feel
ing reply. He dined with w. b.
Duncan, this evening, and subsequent
ly attended the Firemen's Ball, AZ the
Academy Of Music. Ga Wednesday
evening, Prince Arthur will dine win
Moses II. Grinnell, on Thursday with
August Belmont, and Friday with
Edwin II. SbWghton. The Prince
viii leave for Boston on Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-02
The $l9 ,OOO,OOO0 . HeIress.

The British Consul at New York,
Mr.. Z. N. Archibald, has written a
letter to the Herald, in which he
says:
My attention has been called to q
paragraph In the Troy Times of the
18th Inst, republished in the Herald,
entitled IA Nineteen Million Heir
ess, in which it is stated that Miss
Gray, Fort Edward milliner, had
become the fortunate heiress of Sl9,-
OO0, 600, of which she had received an
installment of $5,000,000 from the
British Consul in New York, and thai
Z" on Tuesday last she received dis
patch from the Consul announcing
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ST. LOUIS, February 1.-The Kan.
sas Senate passed a concurrent resolu
ton asking President Grant to recall
' Hugh Ewing, Minister to theHa que, de.
nylng that he is a resident OF KANSAS
and charging him with supporting
Andrew Johnson. The House adopt
ed joint resOlution-66 to 9-asking
Congress to submit Julian's XVIII
Amendment to the Legislatures OF
the various States Tor ratification.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE law partnership which has SO long
4 and so pleasantly existed between the
is this day dissolved b. mutual
Inc partnership business VIII oe
attended to and wound up oy the OLD nIIns OF
Wright q MeKisick and Wright, Aek1siek
& Wright. as heretofore.
A. WRIGHT and LUKE E WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and viii con-
ttnue the practice Of the law under the Arm
name OF WRIGHT q WRIGHT,
L ID. McKISICK continues the practice.
Ofices-Ktt williams Block.
A. WRIGHT,
/. ID. McEISlCK.
LUKE E WRIGHT.
January I. lE7l "a
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NOliee of Dissolution.

TIE undersigned having this day sod
their stock of goods, business interests
ana good Wiu 10 Messrs John EsObertsOn and
HnqeE me name aud style OF R,JBERTSJS.
b1OCE CO., the firm OF TOBfN, LYNN d
~, y hereby Dissolved by mctual consent
The new drrn OF Robertson, lsruce q Co as
same ali the liabilities or Inc old HrIn, and
are alone authorized u cOIlec1 and recel,r
for the debts due the old drrn.
We lake occasion 70 thank all ollr friende
Tor their liberal pairOuage, AMI cueerfulty
commend our successors O. heir n vor.
JanuarySi, Ls7O.
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The Peabody Fuaeral.

PORTLAND, February IA constant
stream of people flowed through the
City Hall yesterday, where the re-
mains of Mr.. George Peabody ay in
state.
The final rites to the remains ofAIr.
Peabody took place to-day, after
which they we're escorted to the cars,
which left at 10 am, for Peabody,
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MEMPHIS, January 2, lsIC.
In referring to the above I take pleasure in
recommending the hrm of SAFFARR A NJ,
DANIF L & 90. to my friends and the puO-
lie and solicit for them a continuan-e Of the
same liberal Patronage formerly bs-fowed
10 K 4 COIIIN5
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Ny continued ill-health neceSsitates my
retiring from business, apd in doing so have
much pleasure IN recommending my success
sors, Messrs. STEWART Bios. & F1zER.
Memphis, Tennessee, and Nessrs. STEWART
& FIzER, New Orleans, Louisiana.
10 my friends. and hope they will con-
tinue their business with them. I will be
found at the ofHce of Messrs. SrEwAEr BRas-
& &FIzER, No. Il Union street, stonewalI Block,
TIL further notice.
W. 3. GALBREATH.
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Amllga1ati0n OF G4ble COMPANIES.

LONDON, February 1.-The share
holders OF The AngiU-American Com
pany held a meeting yesterday to con
slider the scheme for amalganatiOn
with the French Cable Company, pro
jected some time ago. Matters were
postponed, and will be subjected to a
vote at another meeting. The Russian
loan recently put on the market here
& great success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-02

The new Firm will still be known as before.
the Pauae consisting Of Or. +. A Schryer and
Or. w. q GrfswOld, under the style Of ". T..
GRIsWOLD & CO.. Druggists and Apotheca-
RES who viii keep a fresh stOrk Of Drugs.
Medicines, chemicals, Oils, Fine soap.
Sponges, Brushes, PerfumeFy, Toilet Articles
and other articles kept by Druggists genstzl-
". Physician s Prescriptions earefu ly com
pounded W. c. GFlISWOLD q Co
MEMPHIS Jan IL $50 fa15
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BOSTON, February 1.-F0urteen
hundred men were discharged at the
Navy Yard to-day.
New YORK, February 1.-Six hun
dred and iHy men We're dis, harged
from the naval service here to-day.
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On the 4th day Of Maroh, 1870,

At y m. sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Designated on the plan of Hills subdivi-
sion OF land, in the fourteenth Civil District Of
Shelby county, rs the north half or Lot No.
ftfty-one. fronting on the west side Of Susette
street. fifty-one feet, and extending westward
for depth. between pa. allie lines. one hundred
and eighty feet, 10 the alley midway between
SUsetts and Walnut streets
The said lot being p part OF the estate Of To-
seph II. ChOate. in bankruptcy, and 10 be sold
by me as Assignee Of the said CEOate, bank
rupt. in front Of the United States Districr
Courthouse, according tolRw in such cases
provided. Ten per ceutum Of the purchase
money will be required at the time OF sale.
feb2 GEORGE. ARNOLD, Assignee.