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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14

Two news6oys, 5 yS the Commercial Bull
le;ip, were standing before cigar store,
when one asked the other Have You got
three centSs'' Yes We'll, | have wo
cents give me your three. and will buy a
fige center" .'All right" says number 2
handing out the money. Number enters
the store, procureS the cigar. lights it, and
puffs with a great deal o: satisfaction.
Come. nov, give us pull says number
.: II furnished more than half tae money?"
II know that" saws the smoker; "but then
I'm president. and YOU being only stock
holder You can Spit
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Mr.. Engleman, of Milwaukee, en- route troIl
Xmas City 70 Denver, 10 reach the bedsldl
of dying brother, chartered special traln|
which made the distance in eighteen hour
and five minutes, running time, an averaeI
of nearly fifty miles an hour.
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No one should fail To subscribe for the ST.
Louis Home Journal. They are distribut-
irg $500 in cash To every Fifteen Hundred
Subscribers. Now is the time to suos oscrite
and get the commencement III Jno. Este
Cookies new story. Address Home Jour
nal. " st. Louis, Mo.
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Nj. F. Tay lor, Attorney and Counselor at
Law, and Solicitor before the Courts of Pat
ents and Government CLAIMS, Washington,
ID. c., will also cola CT Army and Navy Per-
sions. Bounty and PIiZa Money. corner of
Third and Pine streets. st. Louis.
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NEURALGIA.-A case of obstinate neu-
ragia was cured by Sulphate OF nickle in
doses of half a grain three times day. AT
The end of one week the dose was in:rs a:ed
To one grain. Its sedatjve action was speed
lily manifested in reducing the pulse and
procuring sleep, all symptoms OF the psrox-
SIN di>appeared.-OregOn Med. and Surg.
R,DoSttorp
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JoTTTyGs .4BoUT TIE STATE.

The Camden postof1ce and the store of
Messrs. A. D. Kennedy i co. were entered by
burglars last week, aud small amounts OF
money stolen from each.
"A committee has been appointed By the
Columbia Board of Trade to report upon the
expediency of testing in the courts the con-
stituIonaiity of the license law.
The Keowee Courier emphatically denies
the charges of parllsanship against Trial Jus-
tice W. N. Woodin, of Walhalla. which were
the cause OF his removal from Office by Gov
1T The % trnsteee of the Walhalla Female Col
lege met on the I'd instant, and organized by
elec,inr DR., G. NJ. Yarbrough president, Col.
n. s. Van Diyiere secretary, and Mr.. Wesley
Pitchford treasurer.
-Mr Geo. R. Sellers, while practicing last
Wednesday for the approaching tournament
at Oranpeburg, was thrown heavily from bis
horse. Mr.. Sellers was not seriously hurt, but
the horse was killed outright.
The election at Camden, last Monday,
passed off very quietly. aud resulted as fol-
lows: Inlendant, Hon. j. n. Davis. Wardens,
Gen. J. D. Kennedy, John Kershaw, A. b.
Dibble, and William Deas:
The government officials have rendered
decision sustaining the stone-cntters, who had
been employed In the erection OF the Federal
courthouse and post Office in Columbia, In their
demand for eight hours per day.
The good people of Aiken are ielicitating
themselves upon The success OF the entertain.
menls given by the Amusement Society, re-
Gently organized. The programme last week
included an amateur performance of 'Still
Waters Run Deep,n at the Local Academy Of
Music, a minstrel show, and sweepstakes
on the race course. number OF iarces are
now In preparation.
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THE TRADE IN NATIL STORES.

NEW YORK. April g..
The naval stores trade has been completely
unsettled during the past week. but closed
with some signs of recovery. The present
anomalous condition of this trade grows out
of series of large speculations, beginning
last summer, and planned to control the entlre
production Of 1871. The necessities OF the
tforeign t market were allurements for com.
bination, or ring, In naval stores. The Fran
o.German war has stopped the prodnc' ON
In the forests of North France, where the
bulk of the Continental supplies have been
secured. and up to the time tor the sap 10
rnn but little concentrated effort was known
to have been made to resume operations IN
this section. Hence, In June and July last,
foreign capital entered largely to operate upon
the American market. 1t was reported tnas
the supplies from Wilmington and Gnaries.Gn
would average about the saGie as the pre-
vious gear. Upon this assumption an ADVANCE e
10 price was established about the middle OF
inv over the corresponding time In 1870,
of fifteen per cent. The scarcity OF ocean
freights led to the accumulation Oh slosks,
both here and in Wilmington. All enort
was made to relieve the latter port, but q
vessel was wrecked, and the news Of her loss
broke the market, and prices were depressed
at once twelve per cent. Since then
values in naval stores have been unsettled,
and the first sgniaccda ut stop In the drooplns Of
prices Is noticed this week. The reasons for
the excessive fall In rosln lies In the fact that
the stock In the yards here is about l0l, 900 A
late count announced on 'Change OF 10000
barrels did not include the stock In one yard
O.. nearly $4,000 barrels. This is against 5000
barrels for the same time In 1871. The stock
of turpentine now In this city is $500 barrels,
against 1909 at the same time In 1871. The
market In this city has been relieved within
the past two days Of about 10000 barrels rosln
for export orders, and there is disposition
with the trade to name concessions that will
induce larger relief on export and place all
stocks and stores below the average of pre-.
vjous yearS.
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THE POPULAR UPHEAVAL.
TRUMBULL PREDICTS TIE TRIUMPH
OF THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE.
Great Preparations at CIncInnati-The
Work OF Reform Goes Bravely On!
ST. LOUIS, April 7.

ST. LOUIS April Z.
prominent Illinois politician, who is now
in this city, states that Senator Trumbull has
written a letter to his brother-in-law, DR..
Jaynes, In Springfield, Illinois, in which he
fully commits himself to the Liberal move
ment, and expresses his opinion that the nom.
inee of the Cincinnati Convention will be the
next President of the United States.
CINCINNATI, April Z.
The committee of arrangements for the
May convention to-day appointed a commit
tee of nine, irrespective of politics, as COM
mittee Of reception for delegates and visitors.
Half fare arrangements have been made with
nearly all the railroads. The Park Commis-
sIoners have granted the use of Exposition
Hall. A dispatch from st. Louis announces
that seven hundred delegates from that city
will attend the Reunion Reform Mass Conven-
ton.
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Hlnniciual Notices.
~TREASURY OFFICE, CITY HA

~TREASURY OFFICE, CITY HALL,
APRIL 8, 1s72-This Office will be open from A,
N. THIS DAY to 2P. N. daily to and to include
the 3Oth instant for payment OF all interest due
upon the city debt known as City Stock, except
SATURDAYS, upon which transfers Of Stock will
be made.
For the first i've days priority in payment will be
given parties paying taxes to the city in part or
whole with the same. All payments OF interest VIII
be made by check, to be cashed at front desk OF
this elce and where interest is sufficient for taxes
they balance at par, but where less The penalty
shall attach on deficiency or difference, though
paid In currency, In conformity with ordinance.
P.J. C0OGAN,
aprs-2O City Treasurer.
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THE WE4THER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, April 7.

WASHINGTON, April Z.
The lowest barometer over eastern Kansas
will probably move northeastWardly, WIN
cloudy weather and rain, north and west of
the Ohio Valley, and southwestward to The
Gulf on Monday. Partially cloudy but pleasant
weather will generally prevail over the South
Atlantic and Middle States by Monday morn
ing. and extend over New England duriDg the
day. Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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funeral Npt,rrs.

~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and family,
Of DR.. Jos. Magill, and Of JOHN D. AAGILL. are
respectfully invited 20 attend the Funeral Ser.
vices Of the latter, from the residence Of the
former, No. 60 Smith street, THIS AFTERNOON, at
half-past O'Clock, without further Invitation.
apr8
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AND ASHEVILLE RAIL-
RO4D.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM To THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM To THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, April Z.
A large meeting of the solid citizens OF
GreenvIlle was held last Thursday evening In
the interest of the proposed Laurens and
Asheville Railroad. Mayor Moore was In the
chair, and after addresses by General Easely,
Colonel Townes, James BlrnIe and others,
resolutions were adopted to raise subscrp.
tions In aid Of the same. SALUDA.
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m.WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIVE

~WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIVE
Throats are severely tried by the sudden changes
OF temperature occurring during our winters,
AID in consequence Asthma affections, Innamma-
tlon OF lie Lungs PleurIsy. Bronchitis and slmi.
lar complaints are sure to be more or less preva-
lent. Coughs and Colds, tn5 forerunners Of these
often fatal complaints, and frequently the cause
Of them, should be prudently taken in hand on
the drst symptoms, by resortlng at once to DR..
JAYNE'S E1PEOT0RANT, an cd and well.tried
remedy, sure to remove your Cold, and to exert
healing and strengthening eject on the Pulmo-
nary and Bronchial organs: Sold everywhere.
PHILIP WINEAAN & CO., Agents, Charleston, 8.
c. apr4-fhstu3
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THAT was. profound philosopher who COM
pared advertising to growing crop. He said:
''The farmer plants his seed, and while he Is
sleeping the crop is growing. SO with adVer-
tlsing. While you are sleeping or eating, your
persons who never saw you or heard OF your
business, nor never would, had 1t not been for
your advertising"
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS

~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world. Pee
fectly harmless reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately q splencId black or
natural brown. Does not stain tho skin, but
leaves the hait clean, soft and beautiful. Tho
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY an druggists.
Factory IS Bond stress New York.
mch6-tuthslyr.DSo ~
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~ NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
HENRIETTA, Albert Bennett, Master, from Gar
did, has THIS DAY been entered at the Custom.
house under the Five Day Act. All Goods not
Permitted at the expiration Of that time WILL be
sent to the Public Stores.
AprIl q. 1872 WAGNER, HUGER 4 90.
All parties are hereby cautioned that viii not
be responsible for bills contracted by any OF the
Crew OF the bark HENRIETTA.
apr44 ALBERT BENNETT, Master.
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THINGS MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Mss, April 6.
The Legislature has adjourned sine die Ap-
propriations were reduced over half million
from the estimates. The negro equality bill
was defeated, and the subsidy to the Mobile
and Northwestern Railroad granted. This,
with the land grand to that road, secures its
rapid completion.
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%THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-sAvINGS DEPARTMENT
DeposItors are requested to leave their books on
and after the 1st April proximo, to be credited
with the quarterly interest then due.
All Deposits made on before the goth April
will bear interest from lst April.
Interest (e) Six Per Cent. compounded quarterly.
n,chot-mvna "a. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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WRECK OF 4 B.IRK.

BosToN, April 6.
The bark Willie and Emma, from Whining
ton, North Carolina, for Queenstown. with
cargo of rosin, struck on Great ZIP, Naa, Ssc
steamer Island Home went TO her assistance
and stripped off her sails and rigging. Some
were saved and landed at Nantucket. Asmall
part of her cargo may be saved.
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5ueriaI Notices.

S8 GONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY,
at Pier No. 2 Union Wharves. Goods uncalled
for at sunset, will remain on the wharf at own
er's risk and expense.
sprs-l WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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ns-CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,

@-CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., APRIL t. 1s72-An impor.
tant improvement Of the business portion Of King
street, from Calhoun to Queen street, is In con.
temptation. am confident Of favorable con-
slderatlon Of tie project by our public spirited
City Council, but the owners Of property and the
business men of that section should make an
effort to encourage the undertaking, Therefore
request them to meet me for consul.
tatIon in Council Chamber, City Hall, on MONDAY
next, at II O'Clock n.
JOHN A. WAGNER,
apr6.s Mayor. :;
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4ON MARRlAG E. 10

Happy relief for Young Men from the eaec~
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. ksnnoed se'
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimene
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies BOOZE
and Circulars sent free. in sA1.led enye,opea. Ao.
dress COWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
c,inth street PHILADELPHIA Pa octl2
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B CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
WILMINGTON, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she is discharging Cargo TH1s DAY
at Pier No. 2, Union Wnarves. All goods uncalled
for at sunset will be left on wharf at consgnees'
risk and expense. WIN. A. C0URTENAY,
aprsI Agent.
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FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
crorp Commissioners

~BURNaAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
owDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder IN our
families for several years, we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. O.: King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. G. Webb, George L. Holmes, George 8.
Pelzer, NJ D., John T. Wlghtmsn, D. D., William
Smith, Master MachInlst, 8. O. B. 3.
anr6-2mOs
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MADRID. April 6.

The elections for the Electoral Colleges In the
Town of San Lorenzo, Catalonia, were accom-.
panied with serious disorder. Amob attacked
the building wherein the voting was In pro-
gres5 and completely stopped the election.
Urns containing the ballots were demolished,
and the poll lists were scattered throughout
the town. Seniors Rlvero and Maret. who
were candidates for the Corles, were defeated.
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%ilIott's pens.
&ilIott's 1Dens. t.!.a +.
JOSEPH GILL0TT'S PENS. l'l.
IMPORTANT TRADEMARK DECISION
m RESPECT 10
JOSEPH GILLOTT's STEEL PENS,
M ona 'SrisH .SsiHL !.

m RESPECT 10
JOSEPH GILLoTT's STEEL PENS,
NO. sos. 20 ~ 2,
Mr. GILL0TT brought an action In the supreme
Court Of the State Of New York against RicharGEs'
terbrook and others, which was tried nHovember,
1854, and Judgment rendered therein restraining
them from using hls Trade Mark, stHo. S9S,''
and from msking.or selling steel pens Win saia
numerals impressed thereon. or upon the poxes os
packages containing them. 4%, ..4.,
An elaborate opinion was delivered BY the Court
in that case, per Potter Justice, the conclusion Of
which Ia as follows:
"It appearing from the evidence that the plain.
tin at time prior to that Of It's use by any cther
manufacturer, selected the device 1909 a.
trade marx for pattern Of fapen manufactured by
uiun, tho. As obtained end secured thereby ava!:.
liable interest in the goodwill Of his manufacture
OF that pen; that having appropriated to himself
this device to be engraven or impressed upon his
said pen as trade mark, which In connection
with his name also impressed on said pen, indica-
ted that such pen was manufactured and sold BY
him; the plaintiff has established right and IL
Entitled to Protection by Perpetual Ins
junction, against the defendsnt's impressing
or otherwise using the ngure1o numerals 'oVo
(Which is q pat Of the plaintiffs trade 'mark0
upon their pens, or uEon the labels or boxes IN
which the said pens are put up by the defendant"
This decision was aflrmed at the General Term
Of the Supreme Court, and again BY the Court Of
Appeals at the close Of Its recent session N Al
bany.
The principles involved therein apply With equal
force TO other numerals-say l7Q, 35l and 404
and others used by Mr.. GiIctt as trademarks
Of pens manufactured by him, and all persons
are cautioned against any infringement upoh tho
right acquired by him to the exclusive use OF
such trademarks, which will be enforced BY oil
legal means.
JOSEPH GILLOTT & SONS,
81 John street, New York.
HENRY OWEN, Agent and Attorney.
apr8-1
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w- THE CHARLESTON CHARTTA.
BILE AssoorAT. ON, for the Beneut Of the Free
School Funa-oficLsl Rsfde Numbers:
CLASS No. 4ss-MoRNIEG.
Al 2-39-34-19-30- -60-49- 7-46- s-62
GLASS No. 4io-EvRNING.
62-l1-77-70- 2--l2-- 2--69-l6- 1865 8
As witness our hands at Charleston this 9th
day Of April, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, April s.
The Council of War, sitting at Versailles,
has sentenced the Vicar of Eloi to two
months imprisonment for causing the arrest
OF number of persons by illegal means.
Henri Rochefort, Phaschal Grousset and
ASH sailed to-day for the penal colony OF New
Caledonia, -"
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~ONE POUND OF THE DOLLAR
REWARD soAP'' washes from ten to fifteen doz-
en- pieces OF ordinary family washing.
D0WIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. @.
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@ ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against harboring or trusting any Of
the crew Of the British Bark ANEvOOA, Hugh
Williams, Master, as no debts Of their contracting
Will be paid by the Master and Consignee
aprs-S henry GARD, Agent
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~- NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK,
ANEvOoA, Hugh n. ilsms Master, from Gar.
dln has this day enl. ed under the Five Day Act.
All goods not Permitted at the expiration Of that
time, Will be sent to Public Stores.
April 8, .ls72-5 HENRY CARD, Agent. >
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ToB DA son, JR,,
st NCIL CUT T E B,
No. lo7 EASTBAY.

All kinds OF STENCILS cut In the oeas msnnes
Plates for marking clothing so ana 70 cents:
brush add ink included. on hana, 6npaasoes npsss
Figures, Stencil Paste various colos! ,,,thnM,o
Indelible Ink, dc., &C..
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W. Y. LEITCH g B. s. BRUINS,

LIME BUILDING LOT EAST SIDE OF
II SAVAGE STREET.
viii be sold on TUESDAY, eth instant, at fn6
Old Postof1ee, at II O'Clock. -igG -.
that Fine BUILDING LOT east side OF Savage
street, known as No.. Lot measures 70 feet By
90 In depth. Z. .ul7 a :..t
years, with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
apr4thstu3
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
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Report Of the Committee Of Investiga.
tion.
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EOR SALE, LANDS, IN ST. JOHNS
I County. Florida, six, or seven miles rom
81. Augustine, available Tor the cultivation Of
known as the 'Araqus" Tract, formerly the pro-
perty Of John Magee. now sold as part of his
Estate, containing (ss7) three hundred and thirty.
seven acres, more or less, situate, lying ana
being In st. Johns County, Township Mxs 16J
Range t2o) twenty.nine Sections 40. b0y 90 % AND
93, adjoining the lands belonging 70 the estate o.
A. Alvere8. called CaBcole 49,
lie Auction, in the City Of Charleston, =. 0,r on
the 23d day Of April, under power given 70 nl1
Executors by viii Of John Magee, recorded tnthe
ONCE Of the Probate Judge at Charleston, .Sontn
Carolina ~
apr3.Wm6tu1 Surviving Executor.
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Aurtipn 9ales-s fntnre waps:S

ByR. N. MARSHALL H.: BROssa
VERY CHOICE Lot, SULLIVANS
t.'t-sfz:.. - Il.i, Island. = ~ ~ s;,SIt;l3t
On THURSDAY, 1lih instant, at IL O'Clock. .HM
be sold at the Postofnce, ,ts.s,,.....Z.i
LOT, No. 24o,s Hume's Plat at corner Of Cove
and Accommodation streets, east OF aud: quite
near the FOrt-contains about Z Of an acre. Ifpr
Terms cash, Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. sprS-mWtn8
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anrtion gaIes--abis Dap.
;. By. WIN. MCKAY. =

BY. WIN. MCKAY. +'''s1's
ESTATE SALE TOMBSTONES, MONU-
H MEETS. DC. ,.''f' {,
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, VIII be sold. at vacant
Lot IN Meeting street. ne1r Cumberland Street,
: A lot OF TONBSTONES and MONUMENTS re-
naming uncalled for from last sale. spr8
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By W. 7. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUNS,

LIME BRICK RESIDENCE on EAST
IL -. -. BAN. ~ STbSss
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postoflce,
Tnat three.story BR.CK RESIDE6CE, with
double pIazzas kitchen and stable. situated on
the weat side or East Bay, four doors north Of,
Society street, adjoining the residence OF Captain
LockwoodI to the north, containipg SIX square
measures so feet front by LAT feet Id depth.
TermB-Onethird cash; balance:tn one andtW0
years with interest," secured by bond and mort
gage; property to be Insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps and
three.fourths OF city taxes for 1s72
aur4-thgmtuA