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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

VIZ E. WARDS SEMINARY has closed its
w seventh year. 2sl pupils. The maxi
mum mark for year being 1000, the last Senior
class, IS members, averaged ~. The largest
and most successful school in the south. Fall
Sessi on opens SeptemDer5. For catalogue, ad-
dress W. r. WARD. Nashville. Tenn. jeSdGw
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DIR. J. b. WATSON, Dentist, moved,
Office and residence, SO Monroe street.
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Major Anderson, negro, last night
shot Frank Bonner, another negro,
severely w%ounding him twice in the
right arm. A~mputation may become
necessary. A woman was the cause of
it. Anderson was arrested.
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O n BOARD.

DOARD-HandsOmely furnished ron room
ID in private family can be had At No D
Monroe street, near corner Of second. aus
EURNlsHED ROOMs-To gentlemen al
4 Southern Hotel. au4
DOARDING-Two pleasant front rooms with
ID board can De had by immediate appllca-
ton al - Linden street: terms
DOARD-A handsomely furnished room aud
ID board for gentleman and wife, or two sin
gle gentlemen can be obtained by applying at
IA Vance street. Reference required. au2
DOARDERS-Cau be furnished with large
ID airy rooms al lI3 Vance street, upOn rea-
isOnable terms. Jyd.
nOOM-A uice furnished room and kitchen,
IL suitable for man and wife, at III Monroe
street. Inquire for three days JyD
TRONT ROOM, with board, for two, so per
month, ~ Main street, between Linden
and POntotoc; day-bOard, s. per week Jy5
DOAKD-ROOms, furnished or UNFINISHED,
10 with board, for families can be had Al
reasonable rates, al Lao Madison street. Day
obarders accommodated. jus
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aSOO.O OO in Gurrenev

Will be given TO the holders Of tickets by dis
tributiOn by lot OF One Thousand Sits, rs
follows:
LIFT OK GIETS.
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WANTS.

LADY who IA give unexceptlonable rel
a erences desires 10 take a furnished house
md beard the family for the rent. Address
NJ Appeal OniCe, stating where an IN
-erriew csn - had. au4
CALEsNAN-A No. 1 dry goods salesman ;
d 5. VENDIG, III Main street.
HROCERY-To purchase, tire stock and TX
VI lures Of a family grocer. address
aus A. B., at this ONCE.
GROUND-To purchase or lease piece o
VI ground for a brick-yard. Address
aus K. T., care this Office.
nEVOLVER-A secondhand small re
N voIver. Address. stating where TO call
suI BOB, Appeal ONCE.
TNGINE-A good secondhand 2-hOrse
II power engine-ught hand. Address,
YES GID. J. PILLOW, Memphis.
CITUATION-In a hrst-class Drugstore a.
- Salesman or Prescription CLERK; several
vears' exuerience: reference uneXcepuOnal
Pleas address DRUGGIST,
JyE salem, Roanoke county, Va
Old BDOK-SOO worth Of old Law, Medi-
cal. Historical and school Books, Novels
OF all kinds bought al SIG Second street ~
CECOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
y Household goods OF al kinds bought al
= Second street. H I. SINNOTT.
HORSES-Firry horses and buggies to board
ID at the Mammoth stable, on Monroe
street, near Third, at twenty dollars PEI
month. my y.
4 yONSUNER-To take gas from the Old
u company, at s. y per lUo. No charge Tor
setting meters. once ~ Second street: mylt
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st. Louis University.
Established in 1929,

ANAullAADAAGa III ANENH
DY members OF the Society OF Jesus. and iu-
ID corpOrated by an act Of the state Leg
isiature IN ls2, IL has experienced uninter-
rupted success, and continues to offer the stu
lent every facility for acqirng a thorough
Classical and Commercial Education.
Every candidate for admission not person
ally acquainted with sOme member Of the
facalty must produce proper testimonials Of
good moral character.
Bulletins are sent three times q year 70 the
parents OF guardians Of the students. 70 ia
form Them Of the nduct health and i'm
prOYeIneut Of their IONS or wards. An exp--
renced physician daIlS visits the Institution
and ne greatest care and attention nrs De-
slowed on the sick.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per session 10 months. e1u.
PAYMENTS must DO Made quarterly. or zemI-
annually IN adVance. Catalogues containing
instructions To parents, and full PARTICULAR.
viii be- sent free on application 70
REV. j. c.. ZEALAED J.
President Of 1T Louis University,
au4d&W ~. Louis. No.
East Tennessee TnfreraffV-SGats Arr
cultural College
rTHE fan term OF Thu h~ourlshing Institution
i begins September I2fh, with a lar.s
and competent corps Of instructors.
For information address
jyl9 REv.s. W. HUMEs, President
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LOST.
TOOTH
FARNHAM'S FRENCH TOOTH
LONENGE9

A NOVEL n pleasant dentrihce, the fines
n inthe world for cleaning, identifying and
preserving the teeth Endorsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
@. c. WARD a BRO, as Main street
q. W. JONES q Co, 81 Main street.
J.. b. HILLS, 81 Main street
j. A. ]. SMITH & Co, 25 Main street
W. h. SEABkoOK, l67 Main street.
II. MOSELET, &5 Main street.
JOE WALTER, 1S4 Main street.
Z. +. MTNER, 80 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, 10 Main street
q. ID. JOHNSON. l43 Main street.
{. P. JOHNSTON, 20 Poplar street.
MANSFIELD a HIGHRE.
Wholesale Agents,
3aI and 8O3 Aafu sfreeeG.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR HELENA AND NAPOLEON.

Fer Helena, FrtaFss Point, BeuIah. white
River, Napoleon, Chfeoe and
the BendH.
The United states Mall Packet
Sec. W. Cheek.
Geo. Master,
Win leave Memphis TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, puDctually, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on hoard
81 CHARLIE SHARP, the popular clerk Of
the steamer A. ]. White, viii be found on
the Cheek while the White Is being repaired.
The White will be thoroughly repaired, and
resume her regular trips on August LIST, at
which time the Cheek viii resume her tri.
weekly trips 70 Eriar's Point. Jyn
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ZOE FRIARls PoINT ANp RENps
aSataa HAIL Packet
Phil Auin.

lie asteG
and FRIDAYS, at 4 pm, eQnnesang at Hell
ena with the steamer RHODA for Aarfanan
and all points on L,Angunl9 river. jy3
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STEAMBOATS,

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Memphis and 81. LOufs Paeket Company
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis
Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS,
crane .....-- maSte -
viii leave as above THIS DAY, August 9th,
at 5 O'Clock pm.
aus FLEM. CALVERT, supt.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
81 Miles from Memphis, near Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.

and Charleston Railroad.
RM. CARUTHERS, A.M.--.-.PRISCrPAL
THOS. c.
The eleventh session Of this school viii BE-
gin on the FIRST MONDAY ~ SEPTEMBER, and
continue twenty weeks.
The Principal Is a graduate Of Hampton
sidney College and OF the University OF Viz
gtnia. He has had ten years experience in
achin o Of which he was a professor II
the nrst-named Institution.
For circulars apply toH. Wade & Co., Mr.W-
B. GaLbreath. or 49, TaElnr. EarforI q Co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-02
-ERV eRIRANs RsPUBIICAN, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2 1872
The bill was then adopted a. amended,
and considered engrossed for third read

The bill was then adopted a. amended,
and considered engrossed for third read
ing.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four fifths affirmative vote, the
bill read its third and lsst time and finally
adopted with its title.
Senate bill No. 294, to be entitled an act
to amend and re-enact section two OF an act
entitled " An act to form new parish, to he
called the parish of Red River approved
March ,, 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell, the bill was
considered engrossed for third reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by a tour-ftths affirmative vote, abe
bill read its third aud last time and finally
adopted with its title.
Senate bill No. 269. to be entitled an act
for the relief of John Osborn, judge Of the
Ninth Judicial District of Louisiana, to the
Committee on Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Ray, the following adj
ditiOnal section was adopted:
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. etc, That
u
ditor of Public Accounts the warrants pro-
vided by this act, be required to execute
a bond in favor of the State, with good
security, to be approved by the said Au-
ditOr, that the lost warrants will never
be paid by the State. Or IN the event VI
their payment, that he and his securities
shall refund the amount to the State.
The bill was read, the amendment
adopted. and, on motion Of Mr.. Kelso, the
bill considered engrossed for third read
ing.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by four tifths. affirmative vote,
the bill read its third and last time. and
finally adopted with it's title.
Senate bill No 279. to be entitled an act
to provide for the government Of the city OF
Baton Rouge and the administration OF the
affairs thereof
On motion of Mr.. Raglan the bill was
referred to the Committee on Corporations.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Hunsaker
called up the following report and moved
it's adoption:
The Joint committee OH State debt would
| respectfully recommend that the work OF
ascertaining and classifying the State debt
! is one of great magnitude and OF great i'm
portance; and in OF der that thorough re-
port of the subject should be placed before
the country, they would ask your honorable
| body to allow them to employ an expert for
| the period of thirty days.
On the part of the Senate:
OSCAR +. HUNSAkER,
II. L. SWORDS
WILLIAM L. THOMPSON.
On the part of the House:
c. d. TATMAN,
j. OPLATEK.
W. b. BARRETT.
MORTIMER CARR.
Adopted.
Mr.. Raglan moved to reconsider the vote
! by which Senate bill No. 279 was referred
Adopted, and the bill replaced upon cal
I endar for second reading.
Mr.. Ray moved that the Senate adjourn
until Thursday at II NJ.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Thursday
February l, at II NJ.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-02
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SECOND SESSION
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF Ma.
OFFICIAL OURNA


Twenty.etGhth Days Proceedlngs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Thursday, February !, 1872.
The House met at twelve o'clock, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Speaker Brewster in the chair.
The roll was called, and the following
members answered to their names:
Sneaker Brewster, ana Messrs. Abel,
Antoine, Baker, Barker, Belot Bentley,
Bickham, Blunt, Bowen, Broussard, Bryan,
Buckingham, Butler, Carr, Chachere, Coch-
rane, Crawford, Darby, Darinsburg, Demas,
Davis, Devices, DeslOnde, DuriO, Ellis, Floyd,
Fontelieu, Gardner, Garstkamp, William
Harper. Hyams. johnson, Kenner, Killen,
Kiusella, La Saliniere, Laurent, Llambias,
H. Lott, J. b. Lott, Mahoney, Marvin,
Meadows, Moncure Morphy, Merris, Muir
ray, Nelson, Ong, Oplatek, Overton, Pond,
Smith, StinsOn, Tatman, Tounoir. Tureaud
Verrett, Washington (Assumption), Wash
ingtOn (COncordial, +. Williams, H..
Williams, WOrrall, Yorke, YOung-Il.
Quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message
To the Honorable the Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives.
am directed by the Senate to inform
your honorable body that the Senate has
indefinitely postponed the consideration of
House bill No 300, authorizing Darius He
bert and Pauline Hebert, his wife, of the
parish of Caldwell, to adopt Narclssus Ger
trude Hebert, and constitute her their heir,
etc.
And concurred in House bill No. 29l, a
Joint resolution appointing special com
mittee of the House and Senate to prepare
an address to the Congress of the United
States upon the subject of the existing
revolutionary crisis, etc.
Respectfully,
CHARLES II. MERRITT,
Secretary OF the Senate.
Upon motion of Mr. Carr, OF De Soto, the
reading of the minutes was dispensed with,
and the journal was adopted, with the fol-
lowing correction:
Senate bill No. 1876 an act to amend and
re-enact article 3l65 of the Revised Civil
Code ON second reading, instead Of first,
and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Speaker announced the appointment
of the following committee, and also the ap-
pointment OF the following members to fill
vacancies occurring on committees
Committee on Registration-J. M. r. Ken
ner, of Orleans; Charles S. Abel, of Bossier;
j. M. Thompson, Of st. Tammany; M.
Carr, of De Soto; F. Chachere, OF ST. Ian
dry; j. w. Quinn, of Orleans; s. l.. Smith,
of Caddo.
TO fill vacancy on the committee to inves-
tigate the conduct of the judge of the first
district of the city of New Orleans, Occa-
stoned by the inability caused by sickness
of Hon. I. G. Davidson-Peter Harper, OF
st. Charles.
TO fill vacancy on the Committee of
Ways and Means-Charles G. Abel. of
6Ossier.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson, introduced
the following amendment to the rules,
which lies over under the rules:
Resolred, That rule seventy-nine be
amended to read as follows: That all
stationery. ETC., shall be furnished by the
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Under suspension Of the rules the fol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-02

Twesty.eishth Days Seasion.
SENATE CHAxsER,}
Thursday, February l, 1877.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Presentation. P. B. s. Pinchback, Lieu
tenant Governor and President OF the Sen
ate. and Messrs Anderson, Antoine, baroer'
Blackman, Bowman, Butler, Campbell
Coupland, Daigle, Gallup, Harris. Herwig'
Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis
Lynch. McMillen, holland, O'Hara, Raglan,
Raw. Smith, Swords, Sypher, Thompson
Todd, Twitchell, Wilcox-3l.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading of the minutes of the previous
days session was dispensed with.
No corrections.
MESSAGES FROM THE HoOsE.
HOUSE OF Representatives,, !
New Orleans, February l, 1879.
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
am directed to ask the concurrence OF
the Senate in the following House bills, VIZ:
House bill No. 2S4, to authorize parish OF
Red River to issue bonds.
House bill No. 286, an act to amend sec
ton seven of an act entitled IAN act to pro-
vide revenue for the support OF the free
public schools of the city Of New Orleans"
House bill No. 304, to annex the northern
part of CatahOula parish to the parish OF
Caldwell.
And to inform the Senate that the House
has concurred in Senate concurrent resolu-
ton relative to the civil rights bill intro
duced by Hon. Charles Sumner.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
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Senate bill No. 266, to be entitled an act
relative to contributions to be raised by the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the resale
of property purchased in foreclosure of
stock mortgages, to the Committee on Banks
and Banking.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the bill was
made the special order of the day for Satur-
day next at one o'clock z. NJ.
By Mr.. Twitchell:
Senate bill No. 29l, to be entitled an act
to incorporate the town of Coushatta in
the parish of Red River.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell, the bill was
considered engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. Blackman moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was considered en-
crossed.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, section two was
amended by striking out the words, 1874"
and -four" and inserting in lieu thereof
the words, "lS72" and "twO."
On motion of Mr.. Blackman. the section
was adopted as amended
Mr.. Wilcox offered the following amend
ment. to be added to the last section Of the
bill:
Provided, That this charter shall be sub
mitted to the legal voters residing within
the limits of said proposed corporation, at
the next regular election, for their ratitica-
ton or rejection.
On motion of Mr.. Twitchell, and on call
of the yeas and nays, the amendment OF Mr..
Wilcox was laid on the table by the follow
ing vote
Yeas-Anderson, Barber, Blackman, But
Ter, Campbell, Gallup Harris. jerks. Kelso,
Lynch, holland, O'Hara, Ragan, Swords,
Todd, Twitchell-l6.
Nays-Coupland, Daigle, Herwig, Ingra-
ham, Lewis, Ray, Smith, Sypher, Thompson,
Wlcox-l0.
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The Custom House Inquiry.

NEW York, February THE man
Beatty, who testified before the Custom
House Committee yesterday concerning
Colonel Whitcley, was formerly an en-.
ployc of Whiteley, but was dismissed.
lie subsequently, tried to implicate White.
ley in n smuggling transaction, but failed.
Since the investigation commenced much
testimony of prejudiced parties has been
presented. Whitcley's commission as In
spector ot Customs was given him at the
request of the Treasury Department, TO
enable him 10 make arrests.
At the Custom House investigation to.
day, stOrekeeper Watson gave important
testimony as 10 the details of the general
ordering.
A letter was received from Col. Whit
lock, Chief Of the Secret Service in the
Treasury, charging that ex.detective
Beatty perjured himself in his testimony
yesterday, against the Detective Bureau.
Mr.. Whiteley asked that he and his assist
ants he examined MIR. CAsserly expect
cd the. language contained in Whiteley's
letter.
w. A. Darling, assistant appraiser, was
next examined In reference to the cat4-
logues and sales Of unclaimed goods. He
admitted that in the catalogue no sugges-
tion was given of the quantity or quality.
The witness then stated the manner in
WHICH goods were examined at the public
stores. II case looks as II it had been
tampered with 1t Is marked, Received in
bad order" ltwas the witnesses opinion
that case received in bad order might be
examined and verified at once, but under
the present system this cannot be done.
The witness said he thought that the
government ought TO own their own
buildings and not rent. The rent
of public store ia between $780,
600 and $4,000. lie estimated that
about 700 packages were received at
the store every day; contractors and Ia.
borers can steal as much as they please;
it is difficult to fix the responsibility OF.
thetts. In his opinion the government
should take possession Of every article
cGning into the country and examine all
subject to nd valOrum duty. 1t would
greatly increase the expense, but It would
repay tue government.
Col. II. g. Whiteley was examined and
gave an emphatic denial to each and all
Of the charges preferred against him by
Detective Beatty, who. be said, was tho
only dishonest person ip his employ, and
had frequently threatened 10 ruin him.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, February 5.-Thc Times
reafttrms that Hall was indicted yester-
day and that the Indictment will be pre-
sented next Saturday. The Tribune,
however, says Hall has not been indicted.
The investigation ofthe printing frauds
at Albany shows that the State printers
regularly subsidized the clerks OF the
House and Senate. One, Armstrong, got
twenty-five hundred for work put into the
hands Cd the Argus company. A small
sum, thnee hundred dollars, was paid
Hiram Calkins as present. Edward r.
Phelps got ten thousand for lobbying for
Weed, Parsons & Co.
Gross frauds In the printing contracts
OF the New jersey Legislature are report
cd: 1t being asserted that the public
printing which now costs nearly ninety
thousand, can be done equally well for
twenty-five or thirty thoHsaul.
Roswell II. Jerome, the son of an alder
man, died yesterday from an over dose OF
opium to quiet his nerves prosrsted by
liquor. His mother has become inPane
and his father is very i'll.
NJ. ID. Marxen las been held for action
by the Grand Jury US smuggler of
watches and jcwelry.
The annual dinner ol the Harvard
Alumni will be given at Dclmonico's on
the 21st.
{ The Treasury to-day paid $9I 900 for
the 5.20s redeemed, and $4,000 of the
January and February interest.
The jury in the case Of the Panormo
murder, rendered verdict that John B.
Panormo came TO his death by compress.
sion Of the brain from injuries inflicted by
some person or persons TO them unknown
and VIC very much blame Marvin, the
apothccary, for not showing any willing.
ness TO do what ought to have been done
to aid the suffering person, to whom he
so easily could have offered assistance,
and we recommend the prnpcrauthOrities
to increase the police force, as we deem
the present number inadequate TO the
proper protection OF the lives and proper.
ty Of our citizens.
1t is rumored that the Grand Jury
have been summoned TO meet tomorrow
to reconsider the vote or indictment of
Mayor Hall, which is said to have been
carried by bare majority.
Judge Barnard has refused 10 appoint a
receiver Tor the Third Avenue Savings
Bank, on the ground that it is perfectly
sound.
An attempt was made last night 10 rob
the house OF John Graham, Esq. The
thieves were arrested and committed for
trial. II is believed they were employed
u destroy certain papers in Mr.. Graham's
possession, bearing on Stokes.
A number OF persons, prOstrated with
the smallpox, were found at 1913 w. 3lst
street to-day, and sent to the hospital. The
Board Of Health ordered an examination
Of all the city railroad cars, and other ve-
hicles, etc, TO see II they are detrimental
to health. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
For Sale.

CALEOF VERY D DESIRABLE, Real ~
= RsTATR-AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND.-By virtue Of the anlho[lly yes1sS sl., IL
the undersigned by deed o. asslghmsent .ii IIoa'
Rrnst Lane, dated January G IN isI, ,n%t1 my wv,
V,Ia,ntS he wilI offer for sale Ut public auction,
at the front door oI tue S""'' A''"'' W
comfy Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the nth day OF February, 1871,
a, ,ooelock A. n, the following described dcslta'
bis SeS estate, tO.Wlt Parts OF lots numbered one
Spndrcd and seventeen (llD and thirty'SeYen w,
sIinAte at the cornOr OF Market alley, on AAIket
s"nare. in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
Wssi Virginia. said property fronting on Market
.nSsc twenty C2O) feet and ilyc and One.hAlf (5H)
inches and running back westwardly the same
width 10 the depth Of nlncty.iour t9D ieet, anu
situate on the north side OF said alley and west
Of said Market space. ,,-,,u.
purchase money cash in hand, onc-th n SIX
months from the day Of sale, with Interest there
on from said day OF sale, and Onethlrd In twelve
months from the day OF sale, with interest there'
on from said day OF sale, the purchaser giving MS
negotiable notes with personal security eAtlsiAG'
I Ory 10 tho undersigned for said deferred lnstal'
mCnts, bnt the purchaser may pay bis said notes,
or any part thereof ut the time Of safe, mus Stop
ping Interest on the amount paid on SAID notes
branccs. except tho right OF dover In expectancy
Of the wife OF said LAuO, Will b right VIII not
vest until the death OF LAue, and Ia oI little con-
sequence and may never vest.
This property Is the most desirable Grocery
stand In this city, having three story brick
warehouse thereon.
IaniS 10. PENDLEToN. Trustee.