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New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

.horsond combinations can be made without tho per
formers touching single SOP During Yesterdays ser
director of the choir and g. j. Gilbert, the organst
5 X5, 'HS we fiS aIied Bishop Potter preached 5 and
tho Rev Dr. Cooke, the rector, conducted
The communion service followed the sermon. The silver
service which the sacred emblems distributed
10 the members was designed and executed by starr
Marcus especially 10 harmonic with decoration aud
architecture OF the interior OF the church. and was pre-
sened 10 the church by Edward Matthews. It Is made
the Byzantine style. eiaboratey chased. partially
frosted and having hSues OF the Apocalypse raised II,
nagon, chaces three large patens. and one arms
basin. The service IA stated to be equal n not SUPERIOR
after today at Starr & Marcuss In John-st.
Tie cornerstone OF the new 81. Andrews Chnicn AT
one-hundred -and-twentyse and Fourth-aye;,
was laid by Bishop Potter Saturday afternoon WIN
great ceremony The new building isto 10 efecteu on
the ground where formerly stood the wooden church,
destroyed by fire last November, and IL 10 be Dut ol
Island granite. portion Of the church VIII adJolh tne
Sunday-school building.
MIR. PENTECOST's WITHDRAWAL ERoM BROOKLfN'
The Rev. George f. Pentecost, pastor of the
Hanson plase Baptist Church Of Brooklyn, has written
letter TO his congregation rendering his resignation as
pastor, and giving his reasons in part as follows
The current agitation in relation TO the proper admin
israton OF the Lords supper, OF when my aS.iq ~
OF whom had not been baptized has been the nho
cent OCCASION with the recent action OF the church 70
develop such want OF harmony OF views between us
upon the subject that were TO remain pastor unuer
present circumstance should have 20 exeIcise so my
render my ministry a cramped aud unhappy one,
Ia addition to this persond consideration
fear that the peace and harmony OF the
church would be impened by my continual pastoral
relation. and that your growth aud usefulness In the
community be hindered, for a house divided against
itself cannot stand. aud / am unwilling 70 DO the
OCCASION however Innocent OF such disunon, deem
Wises well the most honorable course Tor me
retire from the pastoral l. Therefore, IN the IN
terest peace and harmony, and the heartest spirit OF
fraternal love- tender you my resignation, which beg
you will accept to take effect according 10 our agreement
three months from this date, as much sooner as may
suit yOur pleasure and convenience and the best Inter
ests OF echurch and society For three years nave
served you as pastor amid "shOwers or blessings =
which, trust We have all alike shared-and now, In re,
signing tho pastoral charge with nave hOnOted
me, desire most gratefully TO acknowledge tho many
and substantial marks OF affection, confidence and cs-
teen which have continually received from your
hands since the first day came among you until nOW
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
-wo NEW EPISCOPAL cHuRcHE

The congregation of St. Bartholomew's Prot
estant Episcopal Church, which has long worshiped
at Great Jonesst and Lafayettepace, yesterday held
services In It's new church at MadiSonaye. and Forty
fourthst The structure Of Oriental style Of arch
lecture and Is built Of light brown stone, trimmed with
Portland stone and varicoored marble. AT the north
east corner rises tower, resembling minore which,
with three arohed stories and spre rises to the hight OF
feet over the main entrance Is arch, in which
is set medallion cut IN Portland stone, representing
Christ eonyersing with his disciples. The church meas
40 by 60 feet, and the south is the rectory
Of uniform sye OF architecture, the Two fronts blend
ing baTmoniousy. Tho Interior accords well with tho
exterior
The organ. which cost OOO is OF the mos power
fu IN the city. IL has stops three sets ar manuals
and Tee set 0f pneumatic knobs by which more than
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

BuRxE1r's cocoA1NE makes hair glossy.

IL YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH SLIGHT
Cousn, HolRsESEss, on soRs THROAT, NAY SAVE rHs
yrpES,E OF A DooroKs mLL BY usISG AT oScE Dr. JAMES
ErPzoroRASr BEGIEcTED Coin TEErNATE THROUGH
MICH suFEERiSo ~ CONSUMPTION INFLAMMATION oy
THE LINING or wSDTUBEs USUAL SYMPTOMS OF WHICH
ARE A SORE THRoiT OR A PArS IN BKsAsr Will, ~
PROPERLY ATIgSpED TO- FREQUENTLY LEAD 10 BRoNcHFt1
RYEs NATTTR 81 E6Os5S7 10 EY s6fhSd oS coNBohr
THE DAsozR TO PULMONARY AND ORGANS, PSU
DExTLr WITH roUR CoLD. TO A STANDARD
HESBDY-THE BrPEcroRASr-IS rNE, EsoAPs
MORE SERIOUS TRovBtE SOLD EvERTwHERE,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

any other Institution: was formerly employed as
teamster; I was appointed by Commissioner freari
Samues was generally quiet; talked incoherenty some
times and at other times quite sensioiyi could not
place much reliance on what he said, ana III nc kid nc
rot cold bath would not believe him. unless saw him
In the bath or knewi 20 he fact do not know whether
Samues received bath or not did not see DT Ehcver
ria on Raturdav. do not remember whether saw him
on SUNDAY; / was discharged on account OF the com
plant made 10 the Commissioners py OI AoheNelAi"' "
Henry Hughes OF No. il9 Leonard-st, also testified
Tho investigation was hero adjourned until Thursday
Thomas Calvin tho attendant. who was examiner ny
tbe inoIest returned 20 the Asylum on Saturday nghs
ntoxieRtod aud assaulted another attendant, EuWaIu
Robeson DR. Eohevera had Calvin arrested yesleIuA!
morning and locked up in the One-hundred andtwehy-
xts Station to await en- Investigation THIS moin
Calvin testified before the Coroner that no never drahA'
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
IrcrI-pEs. MEETINGS. ETC.

Bishop Bedell OF Ohio preached at St. Thomas's
Proosant Episcopal Church LAST evening Before the he made
an eloquent ppr Of The House Of Rest Tor Consamptyes
Father Tom Burke has consented TO give q course
sve lectures at Academy Music beginning Nov T. the sub
ecis BY Ffous from English point Of view Father
Burke ltet1rtd Brooklyn Acln Music lass gh before
llIse audience, Rolerck CouneL'
Aunited public meeting Of the Evangelical Knowl-
edge Evangelical Elcatoll and tie American Charch Missionary
Societies connected Episcopal Church took place
Saturday in tie Church ~ tie Aonenent al hdOnsYo
aud Twenty-eig glth-sL Bishop Vail Of kansa presided.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HoteL-Goy. Hoffman. BreroGrt a Ho,se-
Froa EnganI ami Prof Penc of the uutc st-s
Coast Surreg..S NOtas HoAdooh hor h9i,n ~ @
The Hon B O Zee OF Colorado g. A. Smth OF Utah Jas d. eco
vel Of NeuJersey Gngg of Illinois Capt warren 9l y !. o
Revenue Marine and H. A. 1n Of New Lebanon; fy
UoICen B r. Butler Of Maschuses the Hoo. W. A. hehafuoh
Secretary Tssuryj the Hen d. 1ba}or oI NeoAn
Cen Fk Of 81 Louis Bradley Barlow OF Vermont Congress
man Rosv Rochester add Charles Van Zant OF NGpor
E,c. York HOtt-CoL Mason OF Virginia and col W. u
vpc,n of Metropolitan HoieAeNtnler K hhep-
bri of r. Sedgeies Of California
aud Col Cooke o. the Bn isb Ami.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

The excess OF the increase In the debt ia
for cash balances awaiting requston by the different
depaf ftDentG.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
Il. s. sUPREME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov. 8.

Original-WiscOnsiu agt City OF Duluth and
Pleac Rarod-The plantd 10 this the State u
Gle b n this praying
against the City aud the Railroad Company 20 restrain them
constructing dyke the Bay OF Superior between Supeor
Duh and compel them distractions already put
the ~ Of the work TIE dYke he mouOn
" a the bin lle T. Ion fr motion. The
Court adjourned " THURSDAY The IN Of November.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
THE CONTROLLERS BALANCE-sHEET
MUNICIPAL EXPENDITUREs AND INDEBTEDNESS
MONTHLY STATEMENT.

The following is Controller Green's monthly
statement OF the amount Of warrants drawn, and for
what purposes against the City aud County Treasury,
from Jan TO oct 81 $i6o6,lO9 40 in all, with com
paraye statement Of the City and County debt and for
what purposes stocks have been issued during that
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

All who have registered have done well.
They should perform u additional duty BY buying Of KSors grace
mi and elegant FAN STYLE Of HATE at popular store 2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
AT
4. O'EEILL & Co.,

Offering their Fail ond Winter Importation comprising ne
latest and richest and most desirable novelties tie Paran
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

These stocks and bonds were issued in accordance
with special laws for works In progress. Assessment
bonds account Of improvements being made. and TO be
repaid by assessments 20 be collected Revenue bonds
anticipation OF the Tax Levy OF 1871 and on account
OF arrearages Of 1871 and advertising claims prior
1871 as authorized by Chapters 20 aud 375 Of Laws OF
1872 The temporary debt OF the city represented by
advances to contractors account or work for which
assessments 20 be and those already laid, 70 be
paid by collection lien for that amount on the prop
ery for Improvements made and In prOgressi Offset
asset for similar amount. The revenue bonds Will
cared the OF 1871 and the arrearages Of
taxes OF former years ia process OF collection The
actual debt OF the City and County OF NewYoIk the
st November Is therefore that payable from the sinking
fund and from taxation, amounting 10 t93 5269 o. less
amount Ia the sinking fund, t2 J6 A. or 81 50
against 2s6 the ist January ls72 OF
6I,q6O707, accounted for thus:
COuny C0urhOsse stocf $4,000
CrotoB Water s.oet 22s5S00
bonds 10000
and other socks 563o0
Hsr.YoFk BndIe $1,000
Rot damages 7zOt
Consolidated stoef Chap. ga Sec Laws Of l6ll. ouei
aeoeunt Asssssnts vacated BY the Buprrms CouTt
for HstIits, 10000
650l4iO4
The excess OF the increase In the debt ia
for cash balances awaiting reqsiton by the different
departments
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Uousekeepers, be sure to use DOOLEY's YEAST
POWDER for light elegant Buekwheat Cakes Wanes. &c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
The Jubilee.
ARRANGEMENTS ooMpLEFEn.


The Executive Committee, to make arrange
ments for the forthcoming Sunday School Jubi-
lee, had full meeting last evening, and were
confident that, il the weather would he favora-
ble next Thursday would witness the largest
procession of children and Sunday School work.
ers that ever paraded in this part OF the country
The unanimity, and harmony, with which the
different denominations are working together,
for one common object, is remarkable and il
certainly an omen of better, a more liberal and
enlightened Christian spirit
Seats have been erected on the grounds to
accommodate 6,000 persons, but this is not more
than half Of the number expected TO be present.
Seats are provided. free for Sunday School
scholars, teachers and officers, but no one will
be provided with seat unless participating in
the march from the city to the grove. Besides
these, there are seating accommodation for 2 800
persons not connected with any school, for
which the moderate sum OF twenty-five cents
apiece will be charged.
The Committee advise all who wish to be sure
Of seat to purchase a ticket before going to
the ground.
fresbments, and the taking care Of horses and
carriages.
The Committee will meet this afternoon. on
the grounds to perfect their arrangements, and
provide for an ncrsase OF seats II thought
| necessary. The different Division and School
Marshals will meet with them.
resolution was unanimously adopted re-
questing the closing OF busil.e' places during
| the day.
t. I. Taylor was selected to preside on the
occasion in place OF Chancellor Bates, who de-
clined, ON account OF weak voice.
| The Fame Hose and Washington Steam Fire
Companies. having rendered the free use OF
their engines, for the purpose OF forcing water
| up the bill, tleir offer was accepted, and the
thanks of the Committee rendered to the gener.
| Ous Fiie Companies.
The police regulations were reported all per.
| feet.
The Committee on Speakers reported that ex-
Governor James Pollock, and Rev p. Henson
| ID d.. Of Philadelphia would be two of the
| speakers. and were still awaiting the reply OF
others to whom they had written.
After finishing mp many minor details the Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet again Wedne sday
| evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
Societies.
MEETINGS. THIS EVENING

Asylnm Lodge, No 20, / o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 81 aud King Street
Good lntent Division, No. ,. : of T., at Iiall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, b. U. c. A. Hall sol Market
street.
Jefferson Dramatic Association. a; Room in
Silyers Building, No. jll Market street.
Lincoln lodge, No. 3, X. of F., at knights of
Pythias Hail, 2il Market street.
American star Lodge, No. l, q. f., at Good
Fellows Hall, 81 and Market street
Columbia Lodge No. II, l. o. G. T., at 9TH
and Market shest4.
Reynolds encampment. Na 3,Ioo.F., Sd
aud King streets.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 90, A. F. A. NJ, at
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
MarIue News,

WIIMINoroN, June II.
The schooner ALASKA arrived.
Also, the sloop Miriam.
The schooner William Denilq arrived with
spars for the Harlan & HolliDgsworih Go.
FORT OF NEW CASTLE.
Arriged
June Gth...-sloop Marion Hunter Hodges
Landing, light.
Barge Annie, Allison, schuykih Haven, with
coal to Jones G. Shaw.
Steamer Mary Lewis Mershon, put In for kar'
Dor.
June 7th.-Barge Castor. from Schuylkil
Haven, with coal to z. W. Gemmill
sioop, Buelah, b Ludlam, Dennisyille, N. /,
with rails to s. p. Nnss.
Yacht Joseph I. Frazier, Minor, for a cr.uist
in D elnware Bay.
Steam Tug, J. D. Woodward Chester, put in
for barbor
Steam Tug Lioness. put in for harbor.
June 7th, Steamer Mary, put in for harbor.
June Sth Sloop Marion, Hunter, Philadelphia
with lumber to Giles Lamborn.
June Sth Steamer Uncle Knaff, DeGroff,
Hackenssck N. j :, light.
June sth sloop Maryine, Philsdelphia with
oinder to I. T. Tasker.
Sailed
June - Sloop Marion, Philadelphia, light
Barge Orion, Philada. in tow tug Mary.
June Yacht Joseph T. Frazer, Philadelphia.
Steam tug Lioness, Bombay Hook having in
tow Bark City, of Hamilton. Steam tug J. b
Woodward Reedy Island Steam tug Mary,
Phllada., having in tow barge Aunie Allison.
June 8-Sloop Helen, Truss, Philada. Soop
Marion. Hunter, Newport.
June lO-Barge Castor, Philada., in tow OF
tug Mary.
June il--sloop Marvine, Bridgeton, N. j to
load for Philads
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT ~ The KAN Gam
ma Society, OF Prof. Reynolds Academy. gives
lts literary entertainments at the Masonic lem
pie, on Thursday evening of this week. The
irving Literary Society Of Taylor and Jackson's
Aes1eny. follows with similar entertainment,
on Friday evening, also at the Temple. These
WI VIII both be very pleasant occasions, no doubt
They are private in character, and invitations
are sent out 70 those desired to attend. by the
members of the Societies giving them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hourn.
TRAINS LEAvH wILMINoroN.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For PhaGdelphid-e4b, etO $40. 1890 a. m. ~. 20,
2OO, AGO. o4s, I.ln, 1920 p. IN Sundays $50, p M.
For Rec 70 k-l.s0 a m. 1a2o and b.a2 p. m.
For BaliiROre-l2.bs 20s and 1907 a. H.. l.Oo and
h.lT ?. M.
For The Delaware r. RI, a. M, (for Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 10, p m } IL 50
and TO- 10 a. IN. % D. IN. No Sunday trains.
FOR heu Caste12b5. I, TO- 10 q. M, and s.2b pm.
FOR CodtssUie, Reading. fc.-B.sl and 1879 n. III. /;
Lab and 900 p. m. Sunday train at a. IN.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, l0.45 and 1910 a. m; 1910 $50, AGO. 600,
100, 300 and ilSO p. m. Sundays 800, 1l.sO p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Deidware X R.-sOO from New Castle)
1O.lb a m. Sbo, al5 and p NJ (The two latter
are freight with issenger car attached.
From ". d r. R.-s15 and 11.4O, a. m a.4b and
S,lo p. m. Sunday train at p. M.
From Phila elnhiE-1242, $50 a. m 1928, 12 as,
saS, evl, Sis, e.2o, 1890. Sunday 1242 a. m and
1880 p. m.
STEAMBOAT g. NJ. FELTON,.
sSLedp Wilmington at $50 a. m. and 1.sO p. M
returning leaves Philadelphia at 93J a. M, and q
p. m.
sR- See time tables for further partlculars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

JUNIOR IRVING INTERTAINMENT.-T Junior
irving Literary Society, of Taylor 4 Jackson. i.
Academy gave its annual entertainment on sat
9ifday evening. The programme included several
members of the Society," declamations by +, W
Hlzar, X, j. Chapman ] Howard Chambers. and
Dennis j. Casey; dialogue, by Willie Ferris: and
an an essay on Character" by Herbert W, smith
Inc performances were quite gratifying to tile
sided - SN''Oy Plo-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

~ Bottles Full Of Beauty.-Ladies II you would
have beauty by the bottle full you have tl do Il
10 purchase HAGANs MAGNOLIA bALM That peer.
less beautner OF the complexion net only height Ms
Natural charms but renders even the planest coun.
tenance exceedingly attractive. II recalls to the
pallld cheek the rosy tinge of health, removes PIN
pies, olotches. roughness, sal Owness and Other
olemlshes, and impArts to the skin most delicate
1airness and softness. It smO0thes the turroWl
CAUSED by time or care, and gives face neck and
arms the plump and engaging appearance of youth
VI beauty. All this is accomplished by the mOsI
natural means, viz: by gently and naturally stlmu,
iating the circulation in the capillary blood vessels
BESIDES being the most effeetual aid to beauty
known 10 modern science.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

RAnID DoG.-A dog giving every evidence of
Walnut street, between Seventh and Eighth II
was first observed by some ladies', who quickly
gathered their children into their homes, when
some gentleman came along aud kicked the dog
by David Bush
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
PeIirr Vo,,rt.

Samuel Dixon, for an assault upon Charles II
Nye was bound over in $500 for hi- appearance
at Court. lie had previously been bound over
in similar sum for good behavior, but his bond
was forfeited 10y this assault.
j. T. Reid was lined 50 cents and costs for
drunkenness.
Thomas Darrell and David Bascom were each
committed to New Castle for thirty days for va
gTaUCV.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

kD-The Ear Room Remedy for weakness of the
stomach, Is dose Of Rum Bltters. They are sur
charged with Flset oil, deadly element, which Ii
with which It is combined II your stomach is weak
or your liver or bowels disordered Tone strengthen
Veg table Stomachic, Corrective and Aperient. free
from ALCOHOL and capable OF infusing new vitality
lato your exhausted and disordered system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

fB-SPRING Go0DS-Mr John H. Muhlhausen'f
pleasant tailoring establishment al 45 King street
has just been supplied with fine stock of SrsIN
GOODS selected with much care and discrimination,
Just such stock as tasteful people like to examine
and select from. Mr.. MS. customers have the ad-
vantage of his 10 years experience in the selection
Of goods and styles of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all MEANS call at his place
before getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

" Extensive Furniture Street.-The attention oi
epublic is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of J. q ]. n. Harman, No. 41d
King street There is nothing equal to II in She
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting fnrnlture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be acoommo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the hest
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

CnoPs IN SUSSEX. "A farmer in Central Sussex,
renting two dollars for the DELAWARE TR1-
BUNE says Our farmers are giving the third
narrowing to their corn. II looks well oats
looks better since the rains Irish potatoes
never made better show Haes Early peaches
are the hize Of hulled walnnts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11
je1l.tf
DROPaSALs

EOhOfdSAlaS
FOR FURNISH NG RATIoNs AND FIrRt. For
Li'illT-NESSELS AND RICK LIGTl.r STA
TRICT. AAiiOOSh DIS
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE ,
2lg $. sixth street
e,., fHlLADELPHIA, May 2sth, 1872
oeaPd proposals will be received at this ONCE nm
~ ~ ~ CLOCK, M, on Friday the 9lst daV Of Iune
II Y ior furnishing aud delivering any Ratons AMI
Eue @ mat may be called for by The Inspector for the
vessels, and rock light stations In the Fourtb
house District for one year from the Isl dsv
~ duly lef2, TO the Both of June, 1S73 incn sj,,n
lG rallons TO be OF good and approved nuality. to
W ueiNered alongslde Of the light house Tender or
4tner vessel provided for the purpose at Christians
Dep9', . @ enIance TO Wilmington Greek, Delaware in
@ goou ahd sullieient packages barrels boxes aand
ease- ahl IN good Order for the number Of nersnus
which VIII be specified by the Inspector for aach
vessel. once quarter, free OF all expense IN tba
niIeu States agreeaby to specifications and tables
MARKED and Is, attached thereto which win inryn
part 0t tne contract, copies of which NAV he had
by applying at this ONCE may 'o hau
a., Al u Dlus must be sealed and endorsed Pronosa,a
ti tnr hatlOns aud Fuel for Light-vesselsn Ec ami
@ .letl paceu ln another envelope and left az or iii,
ieu.eu I " lils Oiilce, PREPAID, II sent by mail
by order of the Ltght-House Board.
r,voo ooae. W. II. MAOoMB.
-ISo-oouoD Lighthouse Inspector
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-11

The Board of Trade Managers meet this even
ing.
The Mechanics Loan Association meets this
evening.
The Delaware State Medical Society meets at
Lewes, to-day.
The p. W. 4 b. Co i new freight engine. No
Go, went on the track, yesterday.
The Little Church over the River" at Sea.
ford, was dedicated on Sunday last,
Rev. d. L. Reese, President Of the MARYLAND
District M. p. Church, breaches at Seaford next
Sunday.
Citizens along the route of march Thursday
morning, are requested to hang out their flags,
decorations, &c.
The full delegation from this city went down
TO Dover, this morning, to attend the Democratic
State Convention
The Aged Women's Home Festival takes place
this evening. Remember the cause is a good
one, and patronize it.
Ex. Governor Pollock of Pennsylyania and
DR.. Henson of Fhiladelphia will be among the
speakers at the Jubilee.
A Smyrnaite recently attempted to sell butter
in Seaford and flew into a passion because the
merchants would not buy.
The stockholders of the Red Mems Hall Co.
will meet to night for the second payment of
the capital stock Of the Company.
A meeting of worLingmen favorable to the
adoption of the Eight Hour rule will be held.
this evening, at 1880 o'clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall
Country libraries are beset with appcations
for " Barnaby Rudge, in which to study the Pc
culiarities OF Dolly Yarden. Dickens never pain
ted her glaring colorH US she is seen in her fasl-
ion plates.
L. W. Stidham 4 Son will sell for James Brad
ford, on Saturday June I'D, ~ building lots
sltuated on Jackson, Harrison, 9th and 9th SITS.
These lots are elligibly situated and persons in
search OF place to build should not fail to at
tend the sale.