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FOR SALE.
A Fine Fruit Farm for Six
Thousand Dollars.

\ fruit farm OF 60 acres 10 acres OF which is
improved and the remaining ID acres covered
with nice timber, with a living stream OF water
running across it. There ls an Orchard Of
1000 Fruit Trees on the place, 700 OF which are
Peach, principally of the Crawford variety. all
the other trees are CRAFTS OF the choicest kinds.
| can truthfully say that we are just as sure of
crop OF peaches as they are on the Lake shore
and claim 100 per cent. advantage over them
on sales TOR the reason that our frult ripeus
from ten DAYS TO two weeks earlier, thereby
giving us 2 chance TO supply the markets before
the Lake Shore rush comes on. Another adj
vantage Is that we are on the Michigan Central
Il. X. halfway between Detroit and Chicago
and can ship to either point twice day.
There are 1900 Evergreens on the farm, p0r-
ton Of which Will be large enough 10 sell this
tall. a meadow of 10 acres wheat on the
ground that looks we'll The location OF the
farm IS beautiful, being but miles from
law Paw, over hard gravel road and at which
point there is good depot to ship from. The
buildings are all new, having been built but
Two years, and well painted. The house is
We'll finished with all the cOnveniences inside
aud everything to make it pleasant outside-a
sloping yard in front with nice evergreens to
make 1t beautiful. The buildings at q low
hgure are worth $1,000 There are 5000 feet OF
lumber, mostly pine boards, and 5000 feet of
fencing. There are two acres OF ground in tip
top condition TO set out to peach trees in the
spring. viii make tins offer TO any one that
buys the place before the first day OF May 1872.
l VIII put IN $1,000 worth of tools and stock for
1000, also, furnish peach trees TO set on the
two acres OF ground that is prepared for that
purpose. The farm Is free from all encum-
brances.
portion OF the purchase money may re-
nam secured by mortgage. on the premises
For further particulars enquire on the premises
or at the TRUE NoRTHERSER Office.
ALLEN ENGLE.
Paw Paw, March 20, 1872. $50
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SITTING Up FOR HER BOY.

Here and there throughout the village
few lights flicker Ike pale stars through
the darkness. One shines from an attic win
dow, where youthful aspirant for literary
honors labors, wasting the midnight oil
and the elixir OF his life in toll, useless IL
may be, save as patience and industry nre
gained, and give him hold upon eternal
happiness. Another CLEANS with ghast-
ly light from q chamber into which death
is entering and life departing
Gne light shines through low cottage
window from which the curtains are
pushed partially aside showing a mothers
face, patient and sweet, but carewon and
anxious. The eyes, gazing through the
night, are faded and sunken, bnt lighted
with such love as steals only into the eyes
OF true and sanity mothers, who watch
over and pray for their children who
hedge them in from the worlds tempta-
tions, and make Of them noble men and
true and loving women. Il Is nearly mid
night, and the faded eyes are strained 10
their utmost 20 catch the far-oG sight OF
some one coming down the stree, The
mother listening ear loses no SOUND. how
ever slight, hat breaks upon he stiffness
that reigns around
40 form seen, no quick step heard. she
drops The curtain slowly and goes back 20
the table, where an open book is lying.
and a Lalfknit sock. The cat jumps up in
her chair, and yawns and shakes herself,
and gradually sinks down again into re-
pose. No one disputes her possession Of
the easy-chair. rp and down the little
room the mother walks, trying to knit. INT
vaiuly she can only think of her con and
wonder and imagine what is keeping him
Ter ind pictures the worst, and her heart
sinks lower and lower Could the lboacht
less boy know but one half the anguish he
is causing he would hasten at once 10 dis.
pei it with his presence.
She trembles now as she listens for an
uncertain step is heard--a sound OF coarse
laughter and drunken ribaldry her heart
stands still and she grows cold with appre-
hension. Ihe sound passes and j ies away
in the distance. Thank heaven it is NOT he,
and glow comes over her, and crce more
Ler heart beats quickly.
Only moment, Tor the clogE IN tte
maAteI shows IN It's pallid face ha. i, j.
almost midnight. again tie curtain is
drawn aside, and again the heanx.ous owing
eyes peer into tie darkness uark sound
Of footsteps coming nearer and nearer
shedowy form, advancing, shows NOR and
more distinct 4 CHEEKY whistle brisk,
light step up the pathway; "A throwing
wide open OF the door, and the truant hoy
finds himself in his mothers arms wei.
coined and wept over lie chafes 81 he
gentle discipline lie doesn't Ike 81 ne led
by apron strings; but he meets his moth
e's gentle, questioning gaze w.th one
honest and manly, aud makes half an.
willing promise not 10 be 80 late again
And he keeps his promise, and IN after
years thanks heaven again and again that
he had mother who watched over him,
and prayed for him.
lie knows better than she, now, the good
that was done by her sitting up FOR hsr boy.
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20 show onc-third as many living, permanent
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REMEDY and a further reward ~ : 90 for any
case Of Chronic or InadinGs'pry Eheumatjsm,
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Ague, Scilticd, and
Rheumatism o! the Kidneys il will not cure.
This Rheumatic syrup is used iuvardly only,
pleasan, 10 the ,aste, and guaranteed free from
Injurious Drugs. 1t is not a Quack Medicine,
but the scientific prescription Of Jos. p. Filter,
". D., Professor Of TONicOlogy ard Chemistry,
graduate Of the celebrated University Of Penn.
sylyania, a. d., 1873, whose entire professional
life has been devoted specially to this disease.
This preparation under solemn oath is con
scientiousiy believed 10 be the only positive,
reliable, infallible specific ever discovered
The proof that no other specific exists is found
in every community in persons afflicted FOR
many years past and still suffering. If fphysi-
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would no; be so,--d fact that mast be universal
ly admitted. The oft deceived sufferer may
wisely ask, what security or evidence has nc
that Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup will cure his
case. The protection offered TO patients ganst
imposition is in legally signed contract which
will DC forwarded without charge 70 any suIer-
er sending by letter q description Of affection /.
this guarantee win state the exact number of
bottles warranted 10 cure, and I'm case of failure
the money paid "ll Do returned % the patient.
No other remedy has ever been offered on such
LIBERAL and honorable terms. Medical advice
with certificates from prominent Physicians,
Olcrgymcl, cr... vao.ayl been cured after All
other treatment failed sent by letter. GRATIS.
Afflicted cordially invited - write Tor alyice to
the principal Office. o. south Fourth street.
PhiIadcphia, PA. Dr. Fit.tr'- Rheumatic
Syrup j. sold by Druggists.
WHEATON. d TETU. Sal. t,s7+.
PAW paw. Micn.
LEAVENS & son. sole AGENTS.
sS'ly DEctTrE, Men.
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co SLOW.

WE HAVE NO LONG BRICKS,
No GREAT SEN1I-ANNUAL SALES.
But are in comfortable quarters and selling
goods every day (Sundays excepted) and W e
wish, with others, to put in word to the pub
lie. We are receiving, this month nice
STOCK OF GOODS
from
NEW YORK. BOSTON aud CHICAGO.
Purchased direct of importers or manufacturers
very low rates. We can sell goods as low a.
any concern in Van Buren Co.. IL we don't sell
Thread that costs 6 cents for 8.
Our stock consists of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Sheeting from 8 TO Ice. Calcoes, to y &c.
NOTIONS,
Needles and Pins 81 per paper.
DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING,
\ full line. SUITS from $50 to $50.
Pants. 60c TO Sl0
HATS y CAPS-all prices. BOOTS X SHOES
a speualty-ali warranted.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PORK, FISH.
FLOU R and MILL-FEED.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, MIRRORS.
CLOCKS. SILVER-WARE. &c.
HARDWARE and IMpLEMENIS-from q
1Oc Jack knife to a Butterfly Drag or Two
Horse Wagon.
PlOWS full rigged ell. Points aud Strips 45c
All OF the above we wish to sell or exchange
for Farm Produce, Logs, Lumber, Shingles,
Greenbacks, Lath OF Rags AZ Cash Prices
Our Motto ls Ready Pay and Small Profits.
We mean business-call and see.
Respectfully yours,
KILLEFER q HAVEN.
Blocmingdale, March %, 1872 sS7
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OF the EYE md EAR, and Catarrhal affections
OF the HEAD AND THROAT.
Office and residence. No. 81 LAFAYETTE Ave-
nue.. Office hours from A. NJ. TO P. NJ.
References by permission Nathaniel W
Brooks, Hon. Ira Mayhem, Geo. Prentiss Esq.
VIM. u. Morton, Banker, B. +. Morton. ESQ.
VIM. ]. Fowler, Esq. s9Om9
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
SOUTH uAyEN DIVISION
GRAND EivER vALLEY DIVISION.
MAIN LINE

% 70 - arr -. Il4ft". 4'' 4J ll
II T.. SARGENT. Con. Supt. ". {. K. x.
G.. f. CuETG-I, A-.'t Sup'
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MAY. 1872.
PAW PAW Rail ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
Al LawtOu, going east and west
LEAVE PAW Paw.
1870 q. n. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
1880 q. M, Mail Train, east.
2:IO y. m, Mail west and Way Freight east.
S:I5 y. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
say- Trains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
G. ID. STEPHENSON. Supt.
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Purse SE0O
THIRD DAY,

Friday, May "a, 1872.
sis.- -. Purse S2J,
Trottme. open 10 all single dash Of one
mile. nearest 20 foul uinutes
fremiuIn, ................... 80
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The reason of things lies in narrow
compass if the mind could at any time ba
so happy as to light upon it, Most Of the
writings and discourses in the world ara
but illustration and rhetoric, which signify
nothing TO mind in pursuit of ,he mill
osophical truth of things South.
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+. a. CALDWELL. NJ. D.,
OccULIsr AND AURIsT, for
Twenty-Five years perma-
nently located in Detroit.
aneCiallv tra.t,oc. ,1.
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J.. D. DIBBLE, Pres. & Gen, Sup't.
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LAWTON DIRECTORY.
5usijutss 05ar(
MISCELLANEOUS.

II ". LILLE. Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. and Solicitor in Chanccry South Haven,
Mich. will practice in all Courts of this and 9th
er States and in /. ;. Courts. Office IN webster
building over Ludwigs Bakery 80
Nj MASON. Physician and surgeon. Gfice
vi. near Adams, Mills, Pine Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given to Surgery and the diseases of
Women and Children.
C,EyERENS \ BURROWS. Attorneys and Coun.
- sclors at Law. Office los Main street, kala-
mazoo, Mich.
H. p -EyEKENS =. c. BURROWS.
4 J. PIERCE, civil Engineer and County Sur
y. vcyor. Address, Hooker p. O.. Van Bnren
County, Mich.
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Valuable Property IN Pickens COUNTY
for Sale

I pureuance oil q decretal order OF the Cir.
Il cult Court for Pickens County, I viii sell
to the highest bidder, for cash: on sale. fia "
in May, at Pickens Court House,
Ihat desirable Real Estate known as the
aORUlKSHANK TAN-YARD," situated on
Brushy Greek, waters Of Saiuda. noar the
Air Line Railroad, and about eleven miles
from dreenville aud ten miles from New
Pickene. The tract contains TIT acres. OF
which some $50 acres are splendid vif gin To-
rest. VI the remainder, about 200 acres have
been cleared e!nce the war and are in a hiph
state OF cultivation. On the premi.ea la ono
OF the best Tan-yards in the. State. and In
good condition.
comfortable DWELLING and all neoes.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
Inle IL rare opportunity for purchasing
good Real Estate, in County as distin,
guished for the good order of it's society an
tor the salubrity OF its climate and the purity
OF it's water.
On the above premises. on the Wednesday
following, q large lot Of FARM STOCK, con-
sIsting OF Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hogs. and
Pisntation Tools, Cotton Giu and Screw.
sugar Mill, McWright's Mill and Copper
Holier; lot OF Lime. Tan-bark, Tannerdi
Tools, DO, DC.
The above is sold ss the property of Gillian
and Aiken for the, payment Of the dehts. :.
JOAB MAUl4DIN.
March 81 Sheriff Of Pickens Oonnty.
H6 Greenville Entorprise and Pickens len
tine! copy until day OF sale.
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EXTRAORDINARY TRorT1Na- FAST.
H'T CoLT IN TIE World. Mr.. Bonn, I
drove his celebrated colt Startle yester.
day afternoon, on Fleetwood Park, a
quarter of mile in thirty-three sc :
conds to his road wagon, in the pres
ta ence OF large number of gentlemen.
me colt was timed by Me,,srs. Daniel
Phfet, John Lovett and several others.
NO horse of any 'ge has ever trosted.
when hitched to road wagon, a quartz 7
milo as fast as this, except Dexter, and
he made it in exactly the same time. a
lew days ago Startle trotted half mile
TO road wagon at the same park, on q
heavy track. in 1.0924. Such veteran
horsemen as Pellman, Pfifer, Saunders,
toden and Lovett pronounce Startle
the most extraordinary trotter that has
ever been known. Mr.. Bonner paid
nv 'ooo Tor him little over q year ago,
but MIR. Alley, from whom he bought
him, has since then offered S35, 900 to
get him back again.
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Tho grand jury have found true bills
OF Indictment for conspiracy nnd mur.
der against John T. Craig, Henry Suber.
hush K. Blakeley. Samuel West, Robert
Williams. james J. Adar. J. Compton.
Simeon Pearson, Elihu Young, John A.
Fritz, Osborne Bishop, George II. Da.
y,dson, Mnnroe Beaufort, Charles e.
franklin, Porter Ferguson, Benz. Bon.
ner, Kichard LeMaster, William Ward,
Henry Worthy, William Smith and Har.
7ey Mayberry.-Charlcston Ne,ps.
The outlaws have again taken to the
war path. We learn that Stephen Low.
rey and Andrew Strong robbed the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Henry McCollum, of Red
Banks, on Tuesday last, of fine double
Darreled gun. Lowrey went te- the
house alone, Strong being near at hand !.
aud while Mr. McCollum was at work in
the field. He took from the house a
gun and gold watch, but returned the
latter to Mrs. McCollum on her pleading
for it Wilmington Journal
A Kansas City mother cowhided n
fellow in that city the other day. who
had attempted to outrage the person of
her daughter, child of twelve years
Ihe fellow drew knife. but the daunt-
less woman still laid on, until 100 lashes
had been administered, and then let him
go.
The latest diversion for good little
children at Lebanon, Tennessee, is wit
Messing the marriage Of their great
grandparents. at recent ceremony of
that sort. both families were represented
to the third generation.
The twin curses of Chicago are land
lords and milkmen. The former are
driving the reutiug population out of
town; the latter aro driving the resident
population to chalk, Ammonia, consump
ton aud the grave.
Mrs. Emery. of Indiana, warns all
women against her tickle, faithless hus-
band who has deserted her. She saws
he may be recognized by broken nose.
which she demolished with skillet.
The Boston Post thinks that MIR. Ten
nyson, If he comes to America, should
visit South Carolina to see how his s.fe-
deration of the world" is getting along.
The death of Major William II. Wilt.
berger, Of the Pulaski House, Savannah.
IS announced.
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probably high Westerly winds will pre

probably high Westerly winds will pre-
vail over the upper lake region, and ex-
tend to tho lower lake region, during to-
night and on Wednesday morning.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with
rain, will probably extend over the
Southern and Middle States during to-
night, and over New England on
Wednesday. Rising barometer, North
westerly winds and clearing weather
will prevail over the Northwest and ex-
tend over the upper lake region and to
the Ohio valley.
SALT LAKE. April 30.-Forty- Ave pri-
soners, including twentyfour arrested
fr murder, are about being rele lst d
under decision of the Supreme Court.
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LONDON, April O-Noon.-Consols
933s. Bonds 9015.
PARIS, April 30.-Rentes 54f SIC.
LIvRRpooL, April 30-Evening.-Co
ton closed firm-nplands IL; Orleans
11A@1l96; Bombay shipments since
last report to Goth instant, 81. 600 bales;
sales 10000; speculation and export
5000.
NEW York, April 3O-Noon.-Flonr
quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull and unchanged.
Pork dull-new mess 13. S5@13 95. Lard
steady-steam .9as@9I@. Cotton quiet
and steady-uplands 23zS; Orleans 24M;
sales los bales. Freights steady. Stocks
heavy and weak. Gold heavy, at 12aa.
Money easy, Mt 6. Exchange-long
90; short lO>S. Governments dull.
z. nj Cotton dull; sales 260 bales
uplands 23a4; Orleans 2416 Flour in
actiyer: Whiskey 9O1a@91. WheAt
1C92c. lower. Corn 10. lower Southel n
yellow 74>s. Rice firm, at sA@9L.
fork lower, but activer, at Ii 65(@l3 70.
Lard quiet. Freights steady. Sales of
futures today 1900 bales. as follows:
May 23 3-l6. 233s; June 23 11-l6, 237s;
July "a; August "a; September 22M,
223s; October 20as. 20I6. Money 6017.
Sterling qniet. Gold 122s@12E. Go
vernments 900. lower. States dull.
BALTIMORE April 30-Cotton firm
midd!ing 23as@2356; receipts 224 bales;
sales 148; stock IL, ,45O.
CINCINNATI, April 30 Markets firm
and little doing.
LOUISVILLE. April 3O.-Pork easier, at
IL OO(0l3 25 f"r round lots. Bacon ac-
tive-shouIders SO; clear sides 75s,
packed. Whiskey 81.
CHARLESTON, April 80 Receipts of
cotton 442 bales; sales 200; stock IA, 5O7
AUGUSTA, April 30.-Cotton quiet
midd!ing 22@2214; receipts rs bales;
sales 175.
New ORLEANS. April 3O.-Cotton in
moderate demand and tirm-midding
23}s; receipts 1.76O bales; sales 1900;
stock SO, 70S.
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SPAIN AoA1N.-The young King ANA.
deus Is leading hard life of it, and his
path Is not by any means strewn with
roses: revolutions are cropping out SO
fast, IN the various parts of tho country,
that 1t is almost as confusing to keep the
ruu OF, and properly to chronicle them,
as 1t ls to do the same for Mexico. The
experimental adoption of Amadeus bids
fair to turn out on the European cont.
nent very much the same as did similar
adventure on the American continent in
the person Of Maximilian. The market
is overstocked with kings and emperors,
and the ruling price is very cheap,
as to quoted rates. but yet dear at any
price.
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| a newly made widow at Oshkosh. mt
the funeral. stepped up and kissed her
dend husbands brow as he laid in his
coffin, and then WAS disgusted beyond
measure to SEQ several other women,
whom she did not know, step forward
and do the same thing. With the re.
mark, Il thought lie was my husband,
but he wasn't" she rose and left the
church.
In the electoral college of 357 votes
ibis year, the former slave. holding
States will have 1874 votes, the Western
States 1O2. the New England and MidIle
States 1O9, and the Pacific States 12
votes. Therefore, according to Geo.
graphical apportionment, tho South is
still the leading political power in the
Union.
A Detroiter has invented machine
which trims WALL paper, holds it IN
against the wall. puts on the paste and
cuts off and smooths down tue strips.
and does the work nicer and faster than
| three men.
A Georgia paper advises its subscrib.
ers that payments can be made in but
soF.. eggs, corn, potatoes, ragged green.
backs or tobacco stamps-if nicely taken
from the boxes"
A ten year old Keokuk 10y used his
mothers new 'Dolly Warden" dress to
color Easter eggs with. In return the
indignant psFeht oolored her sons flesh
into variegated hues with hor slipper.
The famous Mer du Glace on the ann.
NIT OF Mont Blanc is diminishing in
size. It's height has been reduced loo
feet in the last twenty years.
The two city tickets at Mackiuaw.
Mich. are respectively known as The
Good Templar" and Good Tipplers''
ticket.
Sunday evening is the fashionable re-.
oeption evening in Baltimore. and
Wednesday in Philadelphia and Boston.
The bodies OF James MCCARTHY and
Richard Prince, drowned in Ashley
River, llast week, have been recovered.
Three Texas gentlemen have made ar.
rangements for inolosing ia, 900 acres
of land in one body for pasturage.
A cow in Dover, Tonn., exoites the
envy of all her bovine companions in fiy-
time. She has two tails.
Douglas Jerrold said: "Eve ate the
apple that she might indulge in dress. ="
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SIdEL AND TIE SOLDIERS MEMORIAL.
General Sigel bus addressed
the following letter to the committee of
arrangements for the great soldiers
meeting to be held at Cooper Institute
on the evening of May 3:
New YoRK. April 1G, 1872.
Colonel Easoin 4. Perry, S.creiarv-
DEAR SIR: 1 have the honor to acknow.
ege the receipt Of 100 tickets to be sold
for the purpose Of erecting monuments
to Mnjor-General George II. Thomas
and 1000 soldiers who fell in the defence
of the Union. In return I send YOU
500, with list of contributors who
have joined in the noble work. Allow
me to say that hope to see these mon
uments to stand out not only in honor
OF tho heroic deeds OF our soldiers and
the eminent public services and the spot.
less private character OF e. brave com.
mander, but also Us sign of national
calamity-as SOLEMN pledge that the
hatred OF the past shall be buried. and
the future show only one American peo.
pie, equal in their rights. great in their
patriotism and honest in their purposes.
am, Colonel, very respectfully yours.
+. SIGEL.
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Valuable Real Estute.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL.
REAL ESTATE AUOTIONEFps

ON the FIRST MONDAY in Nav merit IN
'front.' OF the Court House, we will sell. to the
hnignest ,,. bidder, the following valuable
LOT on the wost side Of Main street. be.
tween Blanding and Laurel streets, frontinp
on Main street fifty two feet and runninS
front thereon. Will be divided to suit. Offers
day. "' W
House and Lot Southwest corner Of Rich.
on Richardson 1873 feet and Blossom "a feet
Lot, three-fourths OF an acre, with the nm
nnlshed Building thereon, located on the
northeast corner Of Assembly and Laurel
streets. April %
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Collage.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

On MONDAY MORNING, The 9Th Of Msynex
IN front OF the Court House, in this city, at
10 o'clock. we will sell, without reserve.
ated on Gervais etroet, measuring and front
Ing thereon 80 feet, and running back log
feet, more or less. Bounded North BY Ger
vais street; South by -; East and West by
OF Water and necessary out.buidines.
Ierme cash. Purchasers to pay us for pa
pers and stamps. April an