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New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Cant Albert DE Groot the designer of the

Can't. Albert De GrOOt, the designer OF the
Vanderbilt bronzes has planned the erection OF colossal
bronze statue Of Franklin In Printing House STUART
opposite the offices OF THE. TRIBUNE and Times oherhS
to furnish the statue II the printers will supply an appro
pirate granite pedestal model Of the work Is now on
free exhibition at the Of Baker Goodwin In TINS
building The philosopher is represented standing 10
digned attitude, hand extended and the othcr
holding scroll. The resemblance to the best KNOWN
portraits Of Franklin is Marked and the statue VIII prove
appropriate ornament to the spot selected for IT,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
The steamboat Mary Powell has resumed her

The west wall of the yard of Public School
No 49, East Thirty-sevenhst ST. is in dangerous con-
dtion and is liable to fall at any moment The Supern,
tendent of Buildings has condemned IT., and directed
its removal, but as yet 1t has not been done.
The funeral of the late Rev. Archibald FOss
took place yesterday from ST. Pauls Church, and was
attended by largo number OF the clergy and aty OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Foss died in Swtzcr-
land whittier he had gone for the benefit OF his health.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Gpeeial Notices.


PhaIon,s "yitaIia,D Or, salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoNs "vITALIA" differs utterly from sl the dyes cob
ore" aud resorers W 1t totally daeeni pnn-
cple mp fragrant and perfectly innocuou pretaie' 10
muddy or matter requires shaking and communicates no
stain to the skin or the paper curtain to conceal
It's ,ubd appearance for the simple that rd Ih@
all inents and purposes Toilet Chemistry
Fo, sale by all druggists PHALoN SON Sew-Yort
The Wear aud Tear Of Business Life.
The cares and abo life tell severely the
health and constitution ardent energetic business and when
the need Of some sustaining agent felt mulns that only
temporary e,,raOn leave the system state Of partial collapse
when their passed often resoe to- As ee
tany Gre behind reSum Of ashes the Of the sdue
liquors produces premature exhaustion and decay
Touch and regulate the oyesred vital machinery with
HosrErrRxs BTTERs In that wholesome elixir the aoo
boc element pures debe from source tempered
b. tonic apeen aubOus and anebre vegetable eI
tracts juices To strengthen recruit osee and purify the system
the mission great vegetable specific When the stomach In
healthy state the regularly the bowels perform their oes
properly and the egraphc fbe of the in perfect
working order an enormous labor be without M
inconvenience and the direct effect Of promote this
vigorous condition of the upon which nOuent Of tho
body power mainly depend The tonic and
Alternative is therefore, empbacay recommended for its remarkable
Strengthening properties all upon whom the responsibilities Of life
press heavily and who feel ung lively ape
e splendid Digestion elastic spirits and maeons ability to with
stand fatigue are among the blessings justly ssced the novas
Summer nothing the maehs meea that Be
compars wit
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

Tina Henry, IA cOlored woman, died III Pough-
keepsic Yesterday Coroner Andrews held an lhlue''
the Jury being composed entirely of coioied heh'
Another injunction has been served on lne .,e
ne Dayay C1upay In reference Ia the Paterson anl
" vii railroad alaining O. 800 damages for night ~
way &c The Company decline 10 Interfere ahd VIII NOT
r,,I, trains until al! such matters arc arranged
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
OBITUARY..
DEATH OF LAWRENCE BRAINARD.

The Hon. Lawrence Branard died at his resi-
dence in st. Abans VT yesterday morning, Of paray SIS
He was 70 years old Mr.. Branard was an early Adolf
ZIONIST presided the first Republican state Conven
ton i'm Vermont and called 10 order the National C9h'9h
on al which the Republican party was oIsahi@on; iio
served out the uncX piIed term OF the non Wnhin
IJpLam in the United States senate III lSJo nc WAS
ninnecr rn rOad man. aud most publlc-slrcu cllzeb
lie has left large property and large ian,y one VI
his daughters being the wife 0f eX,GOv sln, % w. ~
pl.ce OIL "Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
SOLDIERS |

Ex-officers and enlisted men Of the regular
and volunteer forces the United States and the States
lately In rebellion who not In permanent or lucrative
employment, requested to report by letter. Without
doIav IN the undersgned giving full nane address age
state of health, family II any. and former rank reg
ment or staff Civilian friends OF, and syinpathlAers
with the lamented Gen. Gocouria, ths latest heroic
MARTYR in the OF American liberty, are respectu
inv ted send In their The press throughout
the limited states will please publish. Address Col
Drake DE Kay date Iith Infantry, u b Al secretary
Domingo de Goicouria Memorial Association, NO. %
William-et. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

NEW ARRANGEMENT-The III O'CLOCK mght
boat TO New Haven connects with new $50 a. m
train from New Haven in waiting the wharf, 80 that
reach Hartford, Springfield and vicinity be-
fore business hours next day. or Burlington Montreal
or the White Mountains in the afternoon This arrange
ment combines convenience with dispatch, and has been
od
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

S"''f''' ''"7
Beauty What beau'fnli transparent ompsDon ana
luIurpt Wha; viii polues these HAeASs MAGNOLIA
BALM will make lady Of thirty sPpear but twenty and L'oTs
KArmArRos will keep every hair s place and make groS Ike NE
April grass prevents tie hair from turning eaos'e' DAnh
ami Dressing the World and at only half ordinary
cost get rid OF ssoxness Pnpe Ring marks Moth
patches SC, don't forget the MAGSoLA BALM ladies'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
al ~. Cotton

STAINED al 20 Crude Turpenne unchansed Tar " '" '
steady, Low Midding, 1a2lc ,o, ,.,.. , ss5 h.es:
,rpos ~ Flour Surerfne SO 30 70 Con IA
Choice sI 25asl 90 Oats hrm at ssn7 Lard q"sai N.Y.
port ouiet At $50 Bsoon--sboulter, he sdes iSfe
MuwAKER 9-Plonr 6rner and unchaage1 wnes prm
for No 4 glc for No Gme sales ST $50 fof NO =. -.
sn Rscei in store sc Re dull at for No. feghn tel
st!c no Buffalo Reeepts-4ipO bbs f.9n W.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
AQUATIC.
THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.

COwEs, Isle of Wight, May 0-The yachts
sappho and Dauntess off the shore opposite this
place. and the Cambria left her dock at o:So p IN. MT
Mare has been selected umpire for the Cambria, and
MIR Henry Bridson for the Sappho; Mr.. j. d. Lee mas
been appointed referee The weather Is fine t0nlgh
every prospect Of fair start at In the morning The
por departure is yet undecided To correct general
error the official OF the yacht Cambria has
been verified as tuns, by MI Lggns OF the Royal
~, Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Bargains 1 bargains!
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER

WARE, FANS, OPERA-GLASSES, &c.
am now selling FINE GOLD WATCHES, PINE GOLD WATCH
CHAINS PINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS, BRACBLBrs
LoCKETs NECKLACES, SEAL RINGS, sLEBVB-BUTTOHS
STUDS CoLLAR.BUTTONs, &C. at greatly reduced prices.
DIAMOND RINGS low ~ $l5, $50, AMI SO each DIAMOND
STUDS $50 $40 and SO SILVER SPOONS CUPS FORKS.
NAPKIN RINGS. &c,
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
ENGLISH and FRENCH JET JEwBLRY, oPBRAGLAssHs, &c.
At half the prices Goods BY all pas Of the United
States TO be opened for and selection GEO ALLBS
Importer and Nanuurer wholesale and retail 53 Broadway under
the st. Nchoas HOTEL Broome ard Spring formerly '
Brosiw
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
FIRST INNING.


OPENING DAY OF THE NEW-YORK CLUB.
Glad to escape the turmoil of city life and
enjoy for few hours chosen pastime, many members
OF the NewYOrk and St. George Cricket Clubs appeared
upon their respective fields yesterday At the play
ground Of the New York Club, the members inaugrated
the new season by playing among themselves invited
guests. The meeting being one for enjoyment only,
limit was made that but Is should be scored the
batsman making that number carry his bat out There
all Of players present the good bad and in
different which tended to hghten the joly Of the after
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
The members of the German Democratic
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CRICKET.

LONDON, May 0.-The English cricket sea-
son was opened at Lords Cricket Ground to-day with
match between right and lefthanded professional
PLAYERS some OF whom were in America two seasons
ago The following is the Of the game as far as 1t
luap ad.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
MARRIED.


MARRIED AND SINGLE OF ST. GEORGE.
At the ST. George ground match between
the married aud single members Of the Club had been
announced the hour OF commencement there were
not enough members make up Sides but select
ing nOn-nembers to fill the vacant positions, an after
Moons sport was had. Appended is the scores
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

"a Trades Unions contempates the formation OF labor
Bureau for the benefit OF German emgrants ana also
ionIng the International WOrkingmens Association
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
.rpayy CATTLE wARKHT-May 2.

IN the Cattle market to-day tie hbes. pee realized y. se cs
extra good brought 90slc Mill Cove 500 20 va
616ic live weight sheep have ruled &C. lover hh t
supply and moderate Gmand pnces range rom %"
Tic. Nothing done in Hogs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

John r. Henry, College place ~ Y proprietor Of the largest
Nr Depo world where be fond At az fs eve re
established rcre TO the beah sud hsPp
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
DIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial St1mpng Note Pspef
Ws EvSapTLs soss 6t FrLroS-sT orr DUTcB CHURCH,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

Washing Machines, there no'hins 70 DC
Dorrs."-Weekly Tribune. Dec l3 1893
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
Plants nv Mail.

The TROPHY Toxsro dol 50 dor So single paRS S- An
dreos G 20 Z. WAKIsG, jr, Ogden Farm, Newport H.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
POLITICAL.

COURT OF APPEALS.
For CAi.| |Justoe-IIENRY X. sELDEN.
(Charles Mason,
Charles Andrews,
For dssoodN JHs''es Charles j. Folger,
Robert =. Hale.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY ~
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
lyuIrr STOCKINGS VS.. LEE.

New ORLEANS, May 9.-The game of base ball
this afternoon, between the White stockings OF Chicago
and the Lee Club OF this city, resulted in favor OF the
former by q score of "A to IA, as follows:
White Stockings 2 i o D "a
Iea. a.' .'.....4 2 0 o PA
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
THE STATE or TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
H.vRR closed frm both aud adoat Tres Or
dnaire, spot lJlL q cwt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10
BASEBALL.
TIE PRINCETON COLLEGE CLUB.

The Princeton, n. j., University Nine, con-
ssting Of W. Buck, captain, I'd b. E. Shay, c. T. Glen,
p G.. Manu. 81 A. Pell, 1s b. A. Van Rensselaer,, Sd b.;
+. Ward f.. W. Gammore, T.; G. Field r T., will play
the Athletics OF Philadelphia the 2ls at Philadel
pha. On the Goth June the Nine will begin an Eastern
tour of week, playing foows June 90 July and
with the Atlantics, Mutuas, and Stars OF Brooklyn
sunday night they will 10 Providence by boat Mon
day pIay with Brown University Club; Tuesday, play
with Harvard; thence to Amherst finishing the series at
Yale.
ATLANTIC VS.. EAGLE.
The game between these Clubs yesterday
Mt the Capoline a very onesded affair." the Allan
tics having everything their The following Is
the score OF made in each inning: - - -
ls. 3D. ID. 4th. 5th. 9Th 7h 8th. 9th Total
Ease Es,Jen::.....:.c ..........c i / rs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

ELECTION, TUESDAY. MAY II.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-10

management we doubt not Il will he OF the liveiest
papers OF the day. Mr. r. p shillabcr MRS Darlington
used editor Of this paper, and its PARIS CORE
spondent Spirdon is OF the brightest OF foreign
letter-wrters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-17
HID COMPASSIONATE OFF1cE,l
RICHMOND, December LIST, 1870. :

80 = RICHMOND, DeceMoeI Ant, 1eao' }
NOX AGAINST COX'S EXEC'R AND
- oEnEs rs THE 0HAnoERY c9us
entered in this cause the 1ath day OF June, 1870
It is ordered that the be referred 10 one OF
the commissioners of this court TO take an account
Edward Coz. deceased, upon his testator's estSts,
and also legatee accounts, showing what each OF
thu legasees Of Edward Coy, deceased, Is entitled
to receive under his will, and what amounts each
or otherwise, charge able with on account OF his
or her legacy, with the balance uue to each one !;
and also on account Of the outstanding debts and
liabilities of the tessators estate, me a nS ihs
order and priority thereof and also TO Inquire sno
make report TO the court, In what form the ASS Is
ofthe estate are now held by the executor: ana
the said executor is directed TO render to the said
commissioner an account OF his administration as
aforesaid, and such Information Us Is In his power
In regard to the other matters OF account anc In"
qury hereinb before directed to be taken ana mace.
audit, and state said accounts, and make said In
Qury, aud report the same to this court, with any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by MIN
proceeding to take the said accounts the SAID COM
missioner shall cause notice OF the time and place
OF taking the same to be published once week Tor
mond c,tS and tns Shall be equivalent to personal
service OF such notice on all tae parties 70 thls
suit except the plaintiff and defendant, henry
Cox, executor or Edward Cox, deceased ana In
taking said accounts, the said commissioner is d.
rected to take pria Iacis correct but liable %
be surcharged and falsfned any exparte sccounts
heretofore settled by the said e4ecntDr, and con-
by court Of nnfSsa that
have fixed on TUESDAY, the ID OF January. isIi.
at 10 O'Clock a. H., at nay once, In the CITY OF
Richmond, a. the time ana place 70 take me &C.
counts and make th inquiries Sse!sa
G6S--1nwtw ffi 4 ~ ,s. 49,. sCommleslol ess Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-17
BY Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
l AND ukIMPboyEn REAL. ESTATE. IN
THE TqWM OF a. aT syps
n. Brander to the Trustees of tie Monroe Build
ing Fund ssociation bearing date on the 18th day
july $780, and duly recorded In the clerks oface
as page 20. and by direction Of the Board or Dt-
reclors of said association. we the undersigned,
will, ON FRIDAY, the 3Oth day OF December, 1870,
at O'Clock P. M, proceed to SELL upon the prem
ises In the town Of. Manchester, the following
REAL ESTATE, to wit:
P1rt Of OF No es4 in the plan Of the said town,
known in the sub division Of the said lot by VIM.
ed as follows: Commencing on Jackson street. at
the point of intersection Of the line OF the south
| ern boundary OF the lot owned by James Dunlop,
ana aso PART nF LOT SS No No. sss Known in the
said Brauder's plan rs lot No. 2, running along
the said Jackson street in hern direction
towards Hull or Ma street, to Z four foot Hey,
and fronting sad Jacks street % feet thence
along aid alley 2G4 feet to Summers street thence
along the said Summers street in northerly di;
rectfon "a feet to the line of the property owned
BY Fl. c.. Cabell, known In the said Brander's plan
OF subdivision as lot No. 90 thence along the lines
Of the property of the said Cabell and Dunlop 2ea
feet to the place Of beginning; -
Also A PART OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND design sted in the plan OF SAID town as lot
No 2s4 frontiog IS feet on Biddle street running
back So feet upon which there are TWO TENE-
ME rs, each two stories high nyr,,y ..,,
lot No 26!, at the southern corner of the plan Of
sale town, fronting 80 feet arr running back IS
feet.
executing this trust and to pay the said associa"
ton the balance due upon fines. charges. dues,
principal and Interest, Intended to be secured by
said trust deed.
FAN i; f. AIss Bfi Trustees.
FRANCIS 7. 1sBELL AuctioneeT. deN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-17
DIR. KEYSER

Is physician OF over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University Of Medicine and
Surgery Of Philadelphia.
MR. q. T. HEMBoLp: Dear sir,-In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. I do not
think there is any form or preparation Oft 1have
not used or known to be used, In the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You are aware, well as myself, that it
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
tion 1t has acquired in my Judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
I have seen and used, as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid, extracts and am not cogniz ant OF any pre-
paratIon ofthat plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years. experience ought, I think, to give me the
right to Judge of its merits, and, without prejudice
or partiaity give you precedence over all others.
value your Buchu for its effects on patients. I
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with it. more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than I have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C., -. .... .
GEO. II. KEYsER, M. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1885. ~-, .....-..s
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voHN N. WOODFIN, ~
= 1117 MAIN ST r E b II
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE

~, now receiving, in addition to my iaI n1
stock of FOREIGN AND DoA'
GOODS SILKS, PoPL1Ns,
CRsTOlyNES, SATEENs,
PLAIDPOPLIN and SERGsS'
SHAWL SUITS,
WAN, otb or new and desirable Dress G"ods
embracing co rnpIet,, assortment OF Mou'aN1Na
GOODS, such as ,,,co
TAMISE, N ERINOS,
EMPRESS ca .OTHS a,
REPS, BIARAITZ,
JANUS CLoTh IS and MOUsLlNs,
u,,,,. avid resnectfu. ny solicit an e1amina-
tIor. =, or- ,,roe asso-t-
49, ~ cI,oAKINGs In SIN Velvet, Black and
Colored yelyeteens, White Coz 'duroy' anu fancy
Cloakings. .na wArEp-
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CksSIMERES Tor boys ana
uen,s wear-a large stock, includh g q 1uli line OF
charlottesville and Fredericksburg L aorics.
FLANNELS in White, Red, YELLOW, Gray sna
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, P1aids and Solos,
HOUsE-FURNISHINGG GOODS, such ss Iaoe
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels. Napkins, "niee
Spd Colored Spreads, Nottingham Laces Tor Luz
.a,ns Bleached and Brown Shestings and Pillow
Cotton. -
GLOVES, ENDKERCHIEPs,
HOSIERY. ENBROIDERIES, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS.
In fact, everything to be found In frst-class
s+ore and we cordially invite an e1amin alton oy
all in want. IS we are determined TO sell at tne
lowest SS st possible nsure'' JOHN n. WOODEN.
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AUCEFON SAERg.-Fufure r,sp.

10 AOOAEWM nAEkkz5s-kMtuKeD ays,
| fNoMMIsgI0NFRsg sILn az Toi;s;.
y T1a as.s z TaAG sr os LAspgyy
sasso sqa ss s sas Q, oss ss ls;s
ss1 h g 90 re as sssa aAS II ssS
folloy,ns prsgsrsy belonging g he aid T. G. q.
n ii. H0SlE ira on lsins psfsls ID hee h..
burg and partly In Charlotte eoenties, on Hlna'
S1s s5ss enc seassle a. s saes ssss,
fNG-HQUsE, and MI necessary ont:houses. in
thor pughgtate OF repair and preservation. tn
ssss g. xs ssss sss ss a s eef e q
isssr q. rse f Bss s FaAor, lying on maa. n,a.
sns sn sa 3 ssaHsss
a' Ess go ii. 80
os,.ea,ssss II god repair sgs sna % exe.
l4ndis very fertile and adapted TO The growth 81
%. The Il HATCHER TRACT. Tht. tract lies IN
Rpssell Judd, and oiheYs, and contains 10 acres
The improvements consist Of q good DWELLING.
HOUSE and all necessary snt-housea. in a FOOD
GOOD, and adapted TO the usual crops OF the sec.
: S 81. TIE BURTON TIA or. This sr.c. liz, !,
"hsme ffacfp and the lands OF Reekess and ON.
ers and contains 40 acres. The improvement,
tolerably good. The land sie OF pretty much a.
scri6ed. Possession to be given the LIST Of Jsnu.
these lands lie me silly within about Is miles o,
the Rtchmt nd and DanyiIle railroad.
and the balance on seredit OF one, two, and TIRES
years, the purchaser to execute bonds for the DE-
lerred paymepts. carrying Interest rom the day
Of the al, rehaee money La uai6 and az to the re.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-17
By Lee u Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
~ NO. llis aain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L lMrROvED RAJ. ESTATE II THE III
CITY OF RICHMOND, On FRANKLIN ST,
BETWEEN Fo q Rte Nth AND ~.
TENNTR by virtue Of trust deed executed 10, Oy
dts on lstn day Of OCTOBER lsss duly
r, How.son trustee who from i'll health cannot
attendL the Undersigned having been appoinse
as substituted trustee. and being yea 70 90 20
By the beneficiary se,nEsd viii proceed :, sell On
instant, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, tbe. Real EsfAIE
conveyed IN ssid trust DECD. ss loloTs- % ), WI, y.
.All thu certain lot or parce' OF gronno WIN AZ
the improvements, appurtenaucef, rights, anu
ways thereto belonging. lying and being ID t hs
city OF Richmond, fronting, say, 70 feet on Ms
south line OF Franklin street, b:.ween iAn ass
18TH streets and running back 100 fee De tne sane
This property Is now occupied by Mr.. Psrss, q
Yves colt Ms 4 livery stable. ana from us ceasai
location is well adapted TO business or mana'sc'
TEaMs One-fou,th cash; residue at Il, s i
IS months, for negotiable notes, interest," aa-e6'
and secured by trust deed ,r.,s.
-, JAMES MUSPHY Substituted Jruslee'
Sale conducted by LEs & GoDrIS, hue'Hs'
do'1n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-17
BY Wellington Goddin,
tAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Bank ana 18th r.treets.

COMMISSIONERS stALE, OF HOUSE
u AND LOT UN SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET. NEAR TEE n EDICAL
COLLEGE.-By virtue o.. decree of the Court of
Chancery for the city OF Richmond made on the
25th day, of Noyembe:I.. 1870 shall, as special
commissioner appoir. ted by said decree, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, the Tth day of December, 1870, at
O'Clock P. NJ, tie REAL ESTATE located as
above now In the occu'p aucy of Harriet Coleman.
ack 10y b ar3n a est on Marshall street. snd runs
contains four rooD 81 and now rents for abont $3.50
per aunum. - Fl.
twelve months for negotiable notes, interett
added, ana ~ lie retained TIL all of the purchase
money Is p3 ID 1f THUS. T. GLE, -
dc l6-st - f .. Special Commissioner.
P;s.- The adjoining VACANT LOT win be
sold ar er the sale of the dwelling. It fronts rs
less I'D runs back to The alley In rear OF the hon-
ni1s ntal Church. ...-- ..,s.- .-...4-.
= tERMs LAS above.