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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 3.-The number Of en-.
igranH which left the British Isles during
March exceeded that Of February by 4.
600. -..i - y :"
Theconvention has been signed by the
Maintenance Construction Company Of
Great Britain, and tho government of
Portugal will lay the cable from Lisbon
70 Brazil via Madeira and Cape Verde
Islands. =,
The Globe today calls attention to a ru.
NOR OF an extraordinary character which
has obtained currency in London that In
the case Of the American government be.
fore the Geneva tribunal of arbitra.
tion the estimate OF losses Of the
citizens Of the United States by
tho capture and destruction of Ameri.
can ships and cargoes by Confederate
cruisers built or fitted out in English wa.
tiers Is $14,000000, and the expense of
pursuing said privateers at $200OO0,OO
The Gto6e comments with some severity
on this statement, and expresses the hone
that Mr.. Gladstone will be speedily called
on In Parliament for an explanation as 10
its truth or falsity.
The Echo Of today contains an article
on the subject of the union of Canada with
Great Britain, In which 1t hints strongly
that the connection between the two
countries Is merely artificial, and intimates
that Lord Duiterin is possibly the last
Viceroy Of the Dominion.
The well known tavern "Hole in the
Wall" having been. used as headquarters
by the Republicans of London, it has been
refused license by the authorities, New
rooms have in consequence been secured
for their meeting by the London Patriotic
Society. The Hon Jno. Stuart Mill, has
sent letter to the President of the Asso.
citation, enclosing twenty pounds sterling,
as o contribution towards the expenses Of
Its change Of quarters, and expressing his
approval OF the resistance of the organi.
zation TO an attempt by the government
to prevent by indirect mears, a discussion
OF the subjects which it Is thought too
hazardous TO openly suppress. III. =,
The lion. Benjamin Disraeli, who Ia
now on visit TO Manchester, addressed
an immense Conservative meeting In that
city this evening. he began by SAYING
1--WE have assembled hero to proclaim
SSStuhNho w upuOlu tut COQbLltuIlOn
ofthe Kingdom. We have come together
to talk ot programme for future action
which will not despoil Churches, nor
plumber landlords, but further the inter.
ests Of the great body Of the people,"
Then he went on 10 make ean
earnest defense Of monarchy. To
the throne, he said,, must Be as.
cribed blessings which the Englishmen
enjoy, the sovereign does exercise a real
influence; the monarchy was al 'institu.
tion around which, in their peril and ad-
versity, the people can rally The Eng
lish monarchy cost less than that Of any
other nation, and that the sovereignty Of
the United States, which embraced Con.
gress and State Legislatures IS well as
Executive, was between 100000 and
6,0000 900 pounds sterling, double tho total
of the English civil list. He closed with
a vindlcation Of aristocracy and defense
Of the House of Lords as an essential ele-
ment Of the government.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-secretary
Boutwell, was before the Committee on
Ways and Means to-day, and urged the
passage Of q law permitting him to regis.
ter U. 8. bonds and pay interest thereon
in London. ---.-.----.,-r.
Tonight a preliminary meeting was
held under the auspices Of the Morse
Memorial Telegraph Association Of w ash.
ipgton, TO take suitable action with regard
TO the death Of Professor Morse. A com.
mittee was appointed TO prepare business
for the adjourned meeting, which Is called
for tomorrow evening.
The British and American Claims
Commission resumed It's sessions TO-DAY.
Several memorials were filed by permis.
sion Of the Commissioners, and In two or
three cases extension OF time 10 lake testl.
mony were granted.
The Secretary OF State has received
from Sir Edward Thornton a binocular
glass, presented by the Queen to Captain
David T. Berry, Of the American ship
Amelia, In recognition of his services 70
the crew OF the British bark Danish
Princess, Of New Castle, on the 9th Of
December last. The glass Is transmitted
TO the Collector Of the port ol New York
for delivery TO Capt Berry. 227i- ~
At Mr. Hubbard's request, mado ID. day,.
his resignation takes effect Immediately.
The Secretary Of the Treasury TO-DAY
appointed Commissioners to arrange for
the selection Of site for public bufldines
at Cincinnati. The Commissioners are
Alonzo TAFT, w. s. Groesbeck, A. Fl,
Stevenson and Enoch ]. Carson. =
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Departure ofMrs. Grant and Daush.
ter for Europe.

New YORK, April S.-President Grant
arrived in the city this morning, accom-,
panied by his wife, his daughter Nellie
.Ex; Secretary Borie and family, and Gen.
eral Horace Porter. After a brief stay al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, during which the
President received calls from ex.Gov.
Morgan, ex:Collector Murphy, and many
others, the parties entered carriages and
proceeded to the Cunard dock, Jersey
City, where Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie
iGtant, ex.secretary Borie, and the ladies
Of his party embarked for Europe on the
steamer Aigerie. In honor to her passen
gers, the vessel was profusely .decked with
flags Of all nations, and bore a large
American flag at tho fOretop masthead
The President will return to Washington
tonight.
William Bradford, well known artist
sailed today for Europe. Mr.. Bradford
has engaged studios in London, where he
will probably remain year atleast.
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obsequies of the Late General An.
.I,,. l.tAt deFsDn.lyt4TI arc \

NEW York, April 8.-The obseduies
Of the late General Robert Anderson IN
this city, this morning, were Of avery
imposing character. The military were
In line at 10 o'clock, and IN half'an hour
afterwards the procession started, the cor.
tege being formed as follows: police
escort, under command Of General Ward;
7lst, 9th, and 9TH Regiments, and two
batteries Of the 1st Artillery which were
in Fort Sumpter with General Anderson;
next came the corpse, under the Fort
Sumpter flag, after which came the pail
bearers, and numerous miscellaneous or.
ganizations, The procession passed
through 14th Street to 23d, and thence 10
the Bath Street Terry, where the body was
placed on q steamerfor West Point The
streets through which the procession
passed were densely crowded, and large
number Of flags hung at halt mast.
The pall.bearers were Brevet Brig. Gen.
James v. BomIord, Sth U. 8. infantry;
Brevet Maj. Gen. JEFF. G. Davis, 23d U. s.,
infantry; Breyet Mai, Gen. Samuel W.
Crawford, End q. s. Infantry; Brevet Mai.
j. g. Foster, and Corps Of Engineers HI.
ram Barney, RichSrd J. Thorn, Henry F.
Vail and CharlesP. kirkland. Generals
Davis, Crawford and Foster were with
Gen. Anderson in Fort Sumpter. The
only relatives present were Larry Ander.
son, the Generals brother, and his son,
Capt. Edward L. Anderson, both OF Gin.
cinnatf. Ex.Gov. Anderson, Of Ohio, an
other brother, was prevented from attend
ing on account OF illness. Among those
IN the carriages were Brevet Major Cen
eral Mcdowell, Major General Joseph
Hooker, Major General II. G. Wright,
Colonel Daniel Stevenson and Colonel
Moller, the latter representing General
Hoffman, OF whose staff he is q member.
Another prominent mourner was Sergt.
Peter Hart, who was with General An.
derson in the Third Artillery throughout
the Mexican war and in his services
against the Indians, and who distinguish
ed himself at Fort Sumter by climbing
to the top Of the flagstaff In the midst Of
iron hail and mailing fast the flag after 1t
had been shot away. In honor Of the
memory of General Anderson the flags
throughout the city are to-day displayed
at half mast.
GARR1soNs, N. Y, April S..The re-,
mains Of General Anderson, reached West
Point in the government steamer Henry
Smith, and under military escort. At s
?. NJ, the body was received by General
Ruger, Superintendent Of the Post, Gen.
Upton, Adjt. Hall, officers and Professors.
The pail bearers were selected from the
officers and professors. The casket con-
tanning the body was then lowered into
box, placed on caisson, and covered
with flags, when the procession was form
ed, and the remains taken to the cemetry1
and placed in q vault, prepared especially
for 1t. There were no public ceremonies,
nor funeral services. Everything was Of
a strictly private character, in accordance
with the request Of the relatives Of the
dead General
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CoUNCIL-BLUFFS.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, April 81
There are 200 car loads Of freight accumu.
lated on this side Of the Missouri awaiting
the order of the Union Pacific Railroad to
go west. IA 5lH
The Pacific National Bank Of this city
has been created q clearing house of the
different railroads centering here, includ.
ing the Union Pacific.
Boat transferring is lively today, and
about 200 cars Of old contracted freight
has been shipped across the river.
The Manufacturing Association here Is
doing good work in the establishment oil
factories. Some half dozen more of va.
rious kinds:are being added to those al.
ready here.
Mr. Dillon, OF New York, is here look.
ing for land enough to purchase in West.
ern Iowa for the establishment of an Irish
colony OF 500 families.
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The Arms Sale Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Senate
Arms Committee to-day examined Chas.
H. Pond and A. B. Steinberger, arms
dealers, and @. K. Garrison. The last
named showed his connection with 25
batteries and other material to be sent to
France. 1tappeared that he had no con.
tract with the French government, but
was guarantee Of Billings, Of England,
and ST. Laurent, Of Bordeaux, who had a
contract with the French government,
The witness stated that he had not paid
Gen. Ingalls, single cent for anything he
had done for him. Ingalls, merely acted as
a friend Of long standing. All Of the wit.
nesses today said they knew Of no officer
who was personally interested in the pur-
chase and sale Otarms. 81 II N i
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42d CoNGREss.
wAsHlNeToN, April 8.
HOUSE.

I'M motion of NJ $40 h,,, ,.....,
GRANTING tbe risht NJ ~ xvat, ,hsonah s pSSs pa,is
lands tos raiisoSd rom. 1snat s a1i,PTDiS PID,iS
civ tn portianS 0resor "' ''i' A'AAe L'l'
! bn motion n M Fprc,,,,,t, = IN,
passed Confirming the seIma Row. ~ y
6alton railroad Snccso0or ~ tSa o Ai"hS.sS y
( Tennessee Gomnanv " cert;snasa" saS naUana ni
land issned N the Siats ~ AiaboS,a a ~ "
the latter comnsnv 4'"'N" --A ''i
! A aEenort ySas' rnoaa M, M. n.;a... -,
irom the Gntnrnit,es m r .syda q, I ~ Iii
10 incnrnorate the Gssat Soit ~ ~ tSs ~ yIsl
orado 'Riyer RaiIFoed GomnSnS n"SUt, o1s
grant The r;.ht' ~ nm. tSsn,I,h Spany ,,sua snu
fanIs The Nh ,yes ,,os.,,ona5 iaonc
Tresia1 and ,ho S,oa UIst "a, unIi NY, next
Theye %" tans S;so,,0Ssa,, oa ~ tslASn X
;t;es ~ nc .s"tians @ ~ ~ sSa ~, IN 'ne nSull'
S KSD~,. arssSsSn. s y w Diis and over
oec,;ons % frnm ,ho 49, " supsu!ute !aoSe taoS
s,'. sV'.US ...;.I w steampoa, Act Of 1907,
Ns uorsa mS oi,,onsnoy S :" apy ueclslon' Oh,
A-1tstS 1t'S z W. 0u.neS. ..--...s
2 lQ.s SENATE ,t6yRH
Senator RAMSEY called up the bill pun.
ishing straw bidders for mail contracts
Ordered printed. ~ III I,;. ~ ~ ~ .3'77' '7'
On motion ofiMr. MORRILL,, Of Vt, the
Commissioner Of Agriculture was directed
to communicate to the Senate, statements
Of the comparative importation Of wool.
ems each year Of the last decade, ali the
facts in the fluctuations in the produc..
ton Of sheep, and price Of wool. : -'is 3
MIR. WILSON, from the Committee on
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The Grealtt Fite al nIllRankee,., J.

MILWAUKEE, April S.-The losses by
fire last night, as near as can be estimated
are as follows: Selner s. Bonns whole.
sale clothiers, stock and building, $685..
600, partially covered by insurance. Geo
Dyer & Co., wholesale and retail harness
house, $4,000, insured for $4,000, loss
on building $4,000. A fireman named
Krieber was badly crushed by talliag
through the building, his injuries will
probably prove fatal.a Strickland & Co
were only damaged to a small extent by
fire and water. Dyer g. Cos, harness
shop, and Selner q Bonn's wholesale dry
goods house were entirely consumed. The
fire will probably be stopped now as the
fire department appears 10 have it under
LATER, s!4o, 4. M:4The fire subsidized
without further damage. The loss OF
Dyer & Co., and Selner & Bonns will moi
tall short of$l5O,9QO., Insurance unknown
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senator eGlures .. on the elnolnnal,al d

= N p r VI -
Senator Mcclure on the Cincinnati
Conyentiols.-.He Declares that
Every Republican May Attend
with Entire Consistency.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-senator Nc
Clure, while not authorizing the state.
ment that he will attend the Cincinnati
Convention, says he regards it as one
which every Republican may attend with
entire consistency, and thatit Is one that
may be supreme Necessity to save the
party from decentralization and defeat.
He declares the systematized ostracism
Of every Independent Republican by those
who seem to control the National Ad-
ministration Is so great source Of discord
in the party that he will encourage any
meeting Of Republicans, that, looks. to the
disenthrorement OF an organization, and
such demonstrations in the Philadelphia
Convention as will compel 1t to act for
the safety and success of the party, re.
gardless Of personal interests. IL
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Ohio LegisIature.

COLUMBUS, April S-During dis.
cussion on the general appropriation bill
in the House to-day, a motion was made
to insert a provision for the appropriation
Of $s4S 600 to pay for losses incurred by
citizens Of Ohio for property taken or dc.
stroyed by the Union forces when in pur.
suit OF John Morgan, during the well
known Morgan raid" After long dis
cussion, the motion was voted down by
80 to 40. The appropriation bill was
passed.
In the Senate, a bill was introduced
to make the compensation Of Members oil
the General Assembly, after December
S1st, 1873, $500 for tho first year, and 500
for the second year, without mileage
Eight dollars. is to'be deducted for each
dAV'S absence $50. Irf
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Railroad Magnates at Chicago,

CHICAGO, April 3.-Thomas A. Scott
DR.. Dinsmore, President Alfred Gather
Director B. John Hoey and Fred. Love.
Joy, Superintendent ofthe Adams Express
Company, and other gentlemen promi.
nently connected with railroad transpor,
tstion have been spending several dayt
here and at St. Louis. They have pur.
chased an elegant site here for an office fol
the Adams Express Company. At St
Louis the Adams Express Company man.
ayers have arranged with Thos. A. Scott
James N. Mccullough, and other railroad
officials for connecting their lines through
to San Francisco, thus securing greater "a,
cilities TO the Pacific coast.
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Charter ,EIeetions ip. Diinueso,a

iM1LwluKsE, April SThe charter
election atse Paul, yesterday, resulted
in the election of J. Fl. Stewart, Repub,
lican, for Mayor, by / 600 majority, and q
Republican majority in the Common
Council. AT Lacrosse, Wis. Hon. J. N.
Lynde, Democrat, was elected Mayor
the party lines were ignored. sAtMinne.
apolis,5 MINI, Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson
Democrat, was elected Mayor. The
other officers are Republican. b6s
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The vermIlion Lake Goldpiuoorpri,e,

DULUTH, MIMI, April 3.-Some years
ago there was considerable excitement
about the gold discoveries at Vermilion
Lake, eighty miles from here, and ma.
chinery was taken there, but the orc did
not pay in quick way, New discover.
leg arc reported, and the land Is fast being
taken up by New York spectators. The
ore Is said 70 yield one and o half ounces
70 the ton, and there Is an abundance Of
1t. Specimens are exhibited here,
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Iowa Republicans Moving for Repre-.
sentRtion at CINCINNATI.

CHICAGO, April ga call has been is.
sued by Hon, ]. B. Grinnell, Fitz Henry
Warren, Jacob Butler, Geo. w. Field, j.
II. Williamson, and q number Of other
prominent Republicans OF the State Of
Iowa, for a mass convention at Daven.
port, on, Tuesday, April 25th, TO appoint
delegates 70 The National Liberal Repub-
llcan Convention at Cincinnati. The call
isaddressed TO the citizens who are oppos.
ed TO corruption and military supremacy
IN the civil administration, Itisproposed
to hold also q grand ratification meeting
at Des Moines, after the Cincinnati Con.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April S.-In the changes in.
cident to the reorganization Of thepolice
OF Deputy Superintendent Wells, sher.
man was this morning ordered to do
clerical duty at headquarters, which he
Indignantly refused, declining to, resign,
and expressing his willingness to stand
trial for his jliSobedience,
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Weather Report.
I WAR DEPARTNxSf,
OFEoH oFTm CHHP 6I6NAII 0FPIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., April S-7:e0 2. II.
PROBABILITIES,

!, Clear weather with northerly winds will
prevail very generally north and north
west Of the Ohio valley and over the Mid
die and New England States with rising
barometer, and will probably extend
southwark over the interior Of the South
ern States. Cloudy weather with rair
viii probably continue over the South At
lantic and Gulf States. Brisk northerly
winds areprobable for the lower lake re-
gion tonight. Dangerous winds are moi
anticipated,
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ALBANY.
Gov. Hoffman Recommends Honors
to Prof. Morse.

" AOls MOIb6S
ALBANY, April 3.-Governor Hoffman
sent communication to the Legislature
to-day suggesting appropriate sction on
the death Of Prof Morse, and that an
appropriateT:resolution be adopted and q
committee appointed to attend TO the ftl-
neral. It was also suggested that his
statue be placed in the capitol at Wash.
ingtolin the place OF or in addition to
the statue OF Robert Fulton.
In the Assembly a bill was reported
from the Judiciary Committee, recon-
mended by the Governor, providing for
the Committee to propose amendments to
the State Constitution.
a favorable report was made on the
bills confirming the,acti0n Of the Court
Of General Sessions OF New York, and
bills relating to the registry Law in New
York and the reorganization of Marine
court in New York. ~.
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An Excursion to the Yellowstone.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs.s, April 8.-E.H.
Durfee, a prominent steamboatman OF
this city, will shortly send, an excursion
pleasure trip and partly to discover the
resources OF the region, soon to be ira
velsed by the Northern Pacific railroad.
Indian guides wlll be taken on at Fort
Berthold and ample facilities will be pro-
videdto made q thorough exploration Of
the country. A number Of prominent
men from the Fast are expected to join
the excursion.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
A Great Reactiop IN r1pro,,., :,

new YoRK, April "a Paris dispatch
says that q great Bonapartist reaction IA
now IN progress throughout France. There
mas been an unusually large influx OF Bo.
napartist leaders within short time. AM,
y the reaction has been fully aided by reso.
In 2 libel suit against the Figaro yester.
DAY, 1t was shown that the OK. Emperor
was not responsible for many OF the mill.
tary disasters to France u. : N :.
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Masonic coInclalve at at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, April ,3.-The Grand
Commandery Of knights Templar Of In
diana closed their 18th annual conclave in
this city this afternoon. Hanselman Com.
mandery o.. Cincinnati, accompanied by a
band, arrived this morning, andare the
guests OF Roper 0ommandery. The two
commandcries met this Afternoon. and to.
gether were out on parade, the visitors
performing q series Of their famous evolu.
lions The banquet rendered the, Cincin-
natl Commandery by the Roper took place
at tho Commandery rooms at 4;30 p. N.
today. After which the visitors left for
Cincinnati.
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Attaohment Served On a steamboat. |.

attachment Served on a Steamboat.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-The q. s. Tur.
ner, was boarded at New Albany, last
night, by the Sheriff with an attachment
on account OF an unpaid bill Tor q barge
hired last witer. The Captain and Clerk
hid, and the mate called on the deck
hands TO resist, but the Sheriit's posse
succeeded in preventing the boat from
being cast loose, The Captain finally
made his. appearance and gave bond, and
the boat proceeded.
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CHARLESTON.

The Common Schools ia ,ihe. Con.
Avention.-They Fall Back on the
Old Cohstitntiou. bJFSH,ys
CINCINNATI, April 8.-The Constitu.
tional Convention at Charleston, West
Va spent the whole day yesterday dis
cussing the common school article
Amendments by the dozen were offered
but the whole matter was left about as II
was in the old constitution.
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ColOred ceIebration in nov York.

New YoRk, April ga parade OF the
colored citizens, in celebration Of The an.
niversary ot the 18th Amendment, took
place to-day. The procession numbered
about 40, 900, and was largely composed
Of organizations from neighboring cities
Itmoved through 9th, Madison, and An
Avenue, and Esd Street.
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The office Of the Lycomino Flro

The Office Of the Lycoming Fire In.
surance Company, at Murray, Pa, was
entered by burglars on Tuesday night.
0neof the safes was blown open and over
$4,000 Of registered railroad bonds and
stock distracted therelrom, $4,000 Of
which belonged to the company and tho
balance 10 private individuals. Three
suspicious.looking characters have been
arrested.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

lOESt tor sale the houo In which how're ~
rds situate on John street, fcw doors
SIt Of PlNh. The house is q substantial Hj
iEpGtoY brick containing eight roome, be
ltte, With good cellar, hot and cold water In
hthrooms. The hOnse Is In good order and
Eell located and in every way desirable prop
Ety, being butA little over square from TIL
Nt ONCE. There is also on the promises gooC
BRICK STABLE,
;acieut for four horses, and carriage house
hyone Wishing TO purchase can examine tn
Rpt25 JNO. p, McDRRMOT.
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lotser at private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
irm OF ". W. Miller b Co.
Ths purchaser can secure q reasonable lease Of
Iho Foundry and grounds The building 10 IS
leet IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot BE- obstr1eted, and eontGins all the
Necessary appliances Of arst.clAss JobhinR
Foundry,
POT further particulars apply on the promises
10 Il. B. MILLER,
in0 Receiver.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
tItept two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
a't side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and en-
fading to the river. Price from $500 to 81 900
ata. according to sizO and location. Terms,
Astoarth cash, residue in equal installmcnts Of
Ns, two and three years. ~
JN0. P. GILCHRIsT,
nEA At Top MIL.