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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
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FUTURE OPERATIONS ~ Ap.rIB HI III BUILDING
PROBABLE.
The depression which pervi dai business in
many efits departments does Lyt seem to sf-
feet building operations to any considerable ex-
tent. The men who are most interested in the
erection of houses are not, as a general thing
prominently identified with thu great manufac-
turing interests Of the city, but are men whose
pursuits run in other channels and the aggrega-
tions Of whose wealth is invested In homes OF
small cost, either for sale or rent. In manufac-
turing cities like Wilmington, compos-
ed as they are, for the most part, OF men
who find steady and good employment
and good wages the demand for real estate, par
ticularly houses, continues uniform and without
interruption save in some great financial disaster.
Hence, steady increase In the number OF new
houses may be expected with q reasonable de-
gree Of assurance.
The achievements Of the early part Of the
year, until the past month, have not however, been
very great, or calculated to inspire our builders
with any degree OF confidence in year OF building
activity. This has been due to various causes.
but mainly the severity of the winter, the search
y Of bricks and the high prices OF lumber
Now, however, they are more hopeful, and are
encouraged to believe that the present brisk
ness with them will continue. The supply OF
bricks is fully equal to the demand. but lumber
remains at about the same price as last year, ex-
cept in some few grades which have an upward
tendency.
little inquiry among those who are likely to
know most about the probabilities of the future
has furnished us with some information which
Will serve TO indicate the prospects for the
month upon which we have just entered II all
The buildings which are projected arc put up the
total number OF new buildings for June will be
much in excess Of the total for May. SO far as
We can learn, five rows. aggregating tifty-six
houses with the probabilities OF an increase to
seventy will be erected, anti this number is ex-
elusive Of the single and double houses which
materially keep swelling the, aggregate OF each
month, These houses will be mainly Of moder-
ate cost, aud such as will fall within the means
OF mechanics and workingmep. We know of no
very hne buildings TO be erected.
one TACT is significant. The bulk of the i'm
ProVements now underway or projected lie in
the western part Of the city. The tendency
seems In the direction Of the alms-house hill,
and slready the expansion of the city on its as
cent has begun The valley between 1t and the
aiii upon which West street is located is rapidly
nIllihg up, and the whole neighborhood about
tth and Jefferson, 4th and Monroe and 4th ard
JACKSON streets presents a scene of unusual &C.
uFily. There are many rows of houses in pro-
eess OF erection there, three-story and with
presscd-brick fronts, which indicate plainly that
eas out skirts are being pushed beyond that To-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
shuetzen Park Races.

THE OPENING To-xoRRow-LIsT OF TIE ENTRIES.
The spring races at Shuetzen Park open to-
morrow, for two days continuance. The en-
tries aro unusaly large in number, as the list
below will show, and it is claimed by some that
they are unprecedented.
For the hrst purse, (S175-$45 to best horse,
$40 to the second Gnd $40 to the third, open
to horses which have not made better time than
$3.50, there have been entered
j. Jackson, of PhiladelphiR, g. G. Snowflake.
A. M. Kennard of Chester county, 8. m. Alice.
II. r. Beehtel OF Reading, b. m, Betsy Jane
r. P. Stetson, of Philadelphia, b. g., Council
man.
VIM. Clayton, Pennsgrove, b. g., st. Elmo
Frank Wagner, Philad'a. b. g., Frank.
Dickinson & Bro, Wilmington, g. g., Tip.
w. Il. Huddleson, Chester County, g. g., Gray
Jim.
E. Ford. wilmington, g. g., Doctor.
L. r. Redmond, Q. e., Gap.
Samuel Kennedy, Camden, N. j., g. M, Queen
Vic.
j. Donnelly, Philad'a. b. g., Harry Morris.
The following entries have been made for the
third purae ($200-$25 to the best. $50 to the
second and S35 to the thirdly open to all horses
which have not made better time than 2.37
Amos Young, Stonesville, Pa, r. h. Billy Mus
tapha.
Il. P stetson, Philadelphia, b. m. Ellen.
@. W. Fitzwater, Philadelphia, b. m. Lyde.
John Tanner. Philadelphia, b. m. Matte Lyle.
w. W. Bair, Philadelphia b. m. Susie Kurtz
A The second and fourth purses will be contest
ed on Wednesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Industrial News.

Messrs. E. Il G.. Brooke put their furnace at
Hampton, into blast last Thursday. 1t has been
out OF blast for the past six months in order to
change it from charcoal to anthracite, They in-
tend making q grade of iron suitable for manu-
featuring Bessemer steel.
The Newark. N. j., manufacturers complain
that their orders are not half sc large ~ usual
at this season. They have kept on their regular
complement OF operatives, but reduction In
time will be necessary after the Fourth OF July,
and some OF them talk OF disseminating all work
until orders for the fall trade begin to arrive,
The hat, shoe, jewelry, carriage and ssddlery
people feel the depression most.
The Pennsylvania Railroad employees at Altoo-
ma are on strike.
The Erie car wheel works are now turning out
four hundred car wheels per day: When first
started the capacity of the establishment wss
only eight per day.
The Pennsylvania Railroad carries over q Co.,
900 Of tons Of coal year, and most OF it is con-
sumed in the State.
There is puddler i'll Ph@nixville who has
never engaged in strikes and is worth So OUO'
He has a brother however, who has always dab
bed in Trades Unions and he il now worth
SIOO This is an employers story.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
TINE suFFERIHos or IMMIORAHTs.

DISEASE AND DEATH AMONG THE GERhskE ooLoRIsTs
AT LEBANON, DEL HORRORS OF TRIP ACROSS
THE OCEAN, WITH 1900 ON BoARD-eMALL~Pox
AND SCARLET FEVER.
Fifty-eight German colonists including mon,
women, and children, recently arrived at Leb-
anon, in Kent county, to which place they we're
brought by John s. Collins, an extensive fruit
grower and Gamer. to be employed In the can
merry of Collins q Co. % +
SCARLET FEVER AND sMALLrPox.
The Dover DeIdaoarean says, Owing to the
hardships they experienced while crossing the
ocean, great deal Of sickness has prevailed
among them, forty-6ve Of the fifty-eight having
been very sick since their arrival in this country
At first the children were taken with thescarlet
fever, and ten OF the eighteen, afflicted with
this disease have died. The measles also spread
among them, and at the last small pox broke
out, and up to this writing there have been
seventeen cases Of that disease.
THEIR TREATMENT ON THE STEAMER.
They crossed the ocean in the steamer Egypt
of the National line, running from Liverpool to
New York, and from their account, the officers
OF that ship must surely be devils in human
shape. There were nineteen hundred passen=
gers on board From the first they were put
upon short allowance of water. The meat they
were compelled to eat, they say, was rotten, and.
the potatoes were all diseased. Their soup was
made from the water used TO boil the potatoes.
The bread was hard rhip-biscuits, and as they
were not allowed fresh water with which to soak
them, the little children could not eat thsm and
suffered FOR food. They were kept beneath
decks, and those that we're well we're compelled
to be confined with the sick; the officers OF the
ship treated them more like beasts than human
beings. A Mrs. Zell was taken with small pox
while on board, and the disease Was at ite
height when the ship passed quarantine at New
York.
THEIR CONDITION AT LEBANON.
On arriving at Lebanon, Collins Il Co., gave
the immigrants possession of large house aud
did everything In their power for their comfort,
and until sickness and death came upon them,
they seemed pleased with the prospect before
them, Nov the women moan and cry continual
ly over their sufferings. Nearly all have lost =
child or some dear friend On account Of the
smallpox they have been moved into shanties
built at Miffiin's woods about mile and half
from any house. Collins d Co., are doing all
they can to relieve their sufferings, but more help
is badly needed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
ST. Andrews, P.B.l,
The New Trnst and SAFE Depo-lt 90.

MEETING OF sTooKHoLDERsl-THE PLAN OF THE
.si.U .-5as ORGANIZATION. ~ a. % q 70
"A meeting of the stockholders Of the Peninsu.
lar Trust, Safe Deposit, and Insurance Co., char
tered at the last session OF the Legislature will
be held on the 14th inst, at the Clayton House,
in this city. The charter Of the organization ID
precisely like that Of the Fidelity Company OF
Philadelphia, having power to act as Trustee.
guardian, executor, &C., to receive the custody
OF money, yaluables, DO Such an institution ia
much needed in Wilmington, especially since the
banks have resolved to have all "boxee Of VAL
uables now on special deposit in their vaults, re-
moved at the list of July. M
The new Company Is in the hands of live
men, who will make 1t q success, if seconded by
the stock subscriptions and business of Winning
ton people. The capital is t200. .O00y With the
privilege of increasing to $500,000. More than
enough is subscribed, and the subscriptions paid
up, to allow of an organization under the char
ter, -,s=- -
W:imingtons wealthy men will miss one Of
the best opportunities for q conservative and
profitable investment,if they donot with prompt.
ness take up the balance OF the stock, and take
hold Of the new Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
PERSONAL AND PARriouLAR.

Decoration Day was as generally observed,
this year as ever, In all other cities than our
own.
New York is disgustingly dirty.
Already California has had new-mown hay.
An Iowa Justice of the peace refused to fine
q man for kissing girl against her will, because
when the lass came into court he was obliged
to hold on to the arm Of his chair to keep from
kissing her himself.
AT ball at New Haven during the recent
military festivities In thst city. one set in the
grand quadrille, contained two governors, four
ex-governorS. the General of the Army, the
Lieutenant General, three major generals and
three brigaders
Claims to the amount of S7J00 were presen-
ted against Milwaukee estate. Receipts we're
presented for the entire amount with the excep-
tion of S36. So much for the business habits of
the dead man who thus kept his heirs from be-
ing defrauded.
Brigham Young thinks he is not understood
now, but the time is coning when he will be.
He leaves his fame to posterity. This lie all very
we'll but there are few men who will leave SO
little fame to 30 large posterity.
Captain jacks high-toRed conduct is now
explained. His father was Kentuckisn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
During the prevalence oftAs thunder storm on
Wednesday afternoon last, the large frame
dwelling house occupied BY MIR. Burton @. Oar
penter, on the Watson farm. miles South of
Milford, wss struck by eHghtning and badly
wrecked. The fluid seems 20 have struck near
the centrs OF the roof, anaK dividing, tfaserssd
the building In all dlrections., Passing between
the ceilings and floors it tore on the laths and
plastering. and piled them 10, heaps upon the
floors below The weather-boards were torn of ,
the windows and doors wrepohed from their fas-
Jennings. and shivered to fragments, and alto
gether the building is badly damaged. Mr.. Gar
penter was sitting in the door at the time, and
leaning against the wall with his family seated
capped serious injury, being only slightly be-
numbed by the shock. A dog lying on the porch
a few feet from the door, was instantly Killed.
There was no combustion, except slight char
ring of the timbers. --rAtiford Ne'os. 4 "a aE9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02


Washington, - ''''
An In Maine on Saturday the Thermometer was
uoWn TO " degrees above zero.
Ia, me funeral of Mrs. Nelson, daughter Of the
Ss,,.Sn' non James Brooks, took placein New York
cba AT washington, on Friday night, James Bu-
in@ aAn aecdenty shot his wifein the eye, infct-
ing a fatal wound
was. secretary Of War Belknap left Washington for
YES me1t Point on Saturday TO be present at the an
nuai examination Of cadets.
urds dMo thousand persons sailed for Europe Sat
tho husy ~ from New York. ALI the best places in
'1ouoparting steamers were filed
Ros1t ahe latest front the Modoc country is that
othas soh =, Charley, Scar-faced Charley and four
csns' el modocs OF Captain Jacks band have been
gsufea ny the troops and friendly Indians.
poin stated that President Grant will visit West
sV'us Vh June 10th, aud remain there q week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
BRANpYwmE spRIroaa.-1lge are inforlmed u

BRANDYwrNE SPRrEes.-4We age informed upon
Trustworthy authority that negotiations are in
progress for the lease OF this property SO that 1t
will be open for the reception Of boarders DUR
ing the present month. Whether the party pro-
posing to lease II shall do 20 depends upon the
encouragement promised the enterprise by cit-
izens OF Wilmington. Upwards Of twenty per-
SONS have already engaged board there, when
the house is opened, but Bhis is not enough.
The lady who represents the person who pro-
poses to lease the house resides IN Wilmington
with whom an interview may be held through
application at the CoMmEHcfAL Office on to-mor-
row, (Tuesday.J - = " 4 - - - " 81 \
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
GeFn,sny.

brPLoMAr1o RELATIONS WITH FRANCE CONDITIONAL.
=. LONDON, June 2.
A special despatch from Berlin says that the
general government is dissatisfied with Marshal
MacMahon's address to the French Assembly,
and will not enter into regular diplomatic rela-
tions with France until satisfactory guarantee
3 given that the Treaty of Frankfort will be ad-
I4!rf, Anii. y ~ sr "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Neishboring Counties.

No drunkenness now in Coatesville.
The public schools OF Ooatesvile close on
Thursday
They have rye around Coatesuille, which is
9feet high.
There are N stores and 20 manufactures in
Coatesyille. It is a thriving town.
Wade Hampton is lectnring on Gen. Robt.
r.. Lac. and is announced for Bell Air on the
18th of June.
The Eureka base ball club, of Coatesyille.
are looking forward to the championship OF
Chester county.
The weather was so warm last week that
some of the workmen in the rolling mills about
Ooatesyille had to suspend work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Police Court.

Porry Trusty, for violating city ordinance, in
throwing filth in the street, was fined $5 dollars
and costs.
Jacob Anderson and VIM. Myers. for being
drunk and disorderly we're fined % and costs,
each.
Daniel Mcguire, for assaulting Augusta Tay-
lor had hearing and dismissed for want OF
evidence
John Duckrie and Anthony. Cannon assaulted
James Walls, with q porter bottls They had
a hearing and were committed for sentence
James Fralies, drunk and disorderly, fined 90
and costs, and held to bail for 1900 to keep the
peace.
Seven cases for drunkenness were disposed Of
and the usual fines imposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Musical

THE oASTATA OF LAuA. SATURDAY EVENING.
The cantata of Ldtld was very creditabiy per-
formed by the children of the Girls Depart
ment Of No. School, at the Opera House, on
Saturday evening. The part OF LaiIa was taken
by Sallie Mcclure, who did remarkably we'll,
both in her demeanof upon the stage, and in her
solos. The beggar girls solo, nv Jennie Gheen,
also merits praise. An accom- mcnt was fur
nished by Ritchie's band. ] rof Clemmer re-
ceyed much credit for the nj nm ,r IN which he
conducted the perform | I
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
PeninsnIar RaIIranda
THE ExTENaIoN TO ouERRYsroNE.

THE ExTENaIoH TO oHERRYsToNE.
From the Newtown, (Md.) Record, May 31.l
The gentlemen who are to extend the railroad
IRON from Newtown to Oherrystone, were in town on
saturday, and went down to Drummondtown
anu Mi had an interview with the OOrporatOrs.
- there are some defects in the charter, which it
VIII require meeting of the legislature Of Vir-
sl1ia To rectify This with other slight changes
Iaa r,ii delay the work until, perhaps, August We
@ ,ooA lor lts completion to New Church this year,
anu 10 oherrystone, next summer.
'MILLIoNAIREs IN OUR MIDST"
From the Cris1eld Leader May sl.l
our little town was enlivened on thursday
mnprhlng by the arrival OF q train of pullman
rAaee "a e. Cars, drawn by locomotive No. %, Of
tne T. d B. Il. II. These cars were occupied
Dy ieAding Railroad officials OF the p. W Il b..
GaaS 6.a some representatives OF the PennsylvaniA
NJ TNenilal ~ H. Il. Go. Among others we were shown
~ harlan, OF Wilmington, Del. ,one of the firm
marian, Hollingsworth Il Co. The party
S,,esklasted on board the steamer 'Helen and
a''w = survey of our town departed about $50
a, IN. ~, 1t is thought that the object Of the ex-
,n suIsi9n party was to consult and ascertain the
.n eHsiplty OF consolidation of the entire Penin-
po.d po,S hallroad with the Pennsylvania Central
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

On Saturday evening, Y. 8. Marshal Dunn
served a subpoena upon Col H. s. Mocomb, of
this city, as one of the parties to the great Credit
Mobier suit, brought by the United States in
the U s. Circuit Court of Connecticut. He is re-
quired to put in an appearance on the first Mon
hay In InlY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Ieaths.

MEGILlIGAN-on June lst, sTs, James Megilligau,
aged 65 years. .T5#-.. -
HIS friends are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, in Brandywini Hundred, on
Wednesday AFTERNOON, to leave the house at y
O'Clock.
CLEADEN.-on the slst inst James M. cieaden, of
disease of the heart 49= .
This friends OF the mily are invited TO attend the
fuaera from his late residence, No. 903 West street
on Wednesday afternoon next, June 4th, ,at ocleck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
New Advertisements, This Day.


EXCURSION 70 1t. Cuba EI 81 rN IfY T.
Flo1TIJaf afBes Price 4 Co
atrawberry Festival-6t JAnea Church
seoret Of beauty, 30 page - tf
me catholic World. Sd page
American Artisan, Sd psge
Ghean Oarpets-V E Archambanlt
a ACard--D0mesGic u N Co T 4r. Ifa gel
WantAdZA place by q boy
nor sale-A good mare
Peninsular Trust and Deposit Co
Notice Excelsior Loan g
Wnnted-By single man ..N
Wanted-Tw0 or three canvassers
Funeral notices
Bardware-Truman Shaw
City Items-Valious parties -, 90
Cainpherine, Sd page -a tl4
IL SeInile for SOC, Sd page
Agents wanted. Sd page
q beautiful Books, Sd pago .r.- ..t.
Agents wanted, sd page
no Book anva.Befs, Sd page
rlre Fire ad page
tn bine water-wheel. 3D. page
A western Guide, Sd page
HIet US have feace," Bd page
secret Of Beauty, Sd page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
sp,eiia.
H -

DEFEAT or THE oAR41srL1 IN BARoEIosA.
.t,sh aAW s1sHta5aduMcJ MADRID, June z.
The Cariists, under Don Alfonso, were defeat
ed id Barcelona, and were pursued by the gov
efnmaut troops. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
EooAL AIFFAIRs.

The Union church festival opens Of the City
Hall, this evening. sFii .ars- sr4la- 30 Vi
Seals omnibus will leave 5th q Market streets
tomorrow and Wedns sday ut N o'clock for the
races at Schutzen Park. = y, = i4..i.' .i,5t.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

Nicholas Mindon, supposed accomplice of
the Bender family, the Kansas mnrderers, was
arrested in Texas, but committed suicide before
reaching the State where the atrocities, in which
he no doubt bore part, were committed.
Special Fiscal Agent Oattell telegr aphs from
London that the United States called bonds are
coming in rapidly abroad. Consequently fur
thei call by Secretary Richardson is expected
this week,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

Prasident Grant will leave Washington for
Long Branch in the latter part of this week.
nnr new Vienna Commissioners are said to be
narforming their duties in satisfactory man
ner. -, nx.., ..,d E.aov p.;Irood
at Hoboken, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, $4,000. -gE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
George Francis Train sailed for Europe satur-


Work has been commenced on the new M. E.
Church at Moorestown, Chester county The
basement of the new M. e. Church ct Spring
City will be dedicated on the 9th of July by
Bishop Simpson.
On the Goth Of April last, Maybell Pyle fell
and broke her hip-bone. She suffered untiI last
Wednesday, when she died She was "a years
old, and . resident of West Marlborough, 0hes-
ter county %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Ths Public Debt.

REDU6tIoH DURfNa TEE MONTH OF MAY.
-pa d d. ii hsgj WASHINGTON, June 2.
The debt statement shows reduction of
three million, Eve hundred seventy-fye dol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Innings,

Flys caught, College o Agile 8, Home runs,
Agile College 2both were made by Mr.. Bos-
ley on excellent strikes. Scorers -College-A.
Flwillamson. Agile-Lewis O. Bosley. Um-
pife-Thomas Lilly.
Base Ball excitement is now up to it's highest
pitch More new clubs are starting, and no less
than six are now in playing order. The Lill-
puts and Giants played match game on Satur-
day.
TIE PRESBYTERIAN SocIABLEs.-The sociables
In the Presbyterian Church are continued. and
another was held on Friday night last which was
largely attended. Strawberries and ice cream
were prominent feature.
LEcrURE.-On this and tomorrow evenings
Rev. J. II. Johns lectures in the oratory OF Del
aware College on Anthropology. The lecture
win be Of religious character and is not in
tended as an answer to Mr.. Burr. Admission,
26 cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

The erection of new buildings, in this city
shows gratifying aclivity, as the facts and fig.
ures prove. e.. T.H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Marrtages.

KNIGHT = CLARK - In the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, Monday morning, June ID, 1873,
by Rev. @. W. Folwell, Col. Joha N. Knight OF
Bayheld, Wis, and Ella daughter of Levi q.
CLARK, ESQ.,, Of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
Total amount of sales s2461
Total amount Of sales,
$4,S22 80

Off the four houses aud one lot advertised to
be sold on Saturday, by ogle Miller only the lot
was sold. the houses being Withdrawn the bids
being only $1,000 on each. The lot Ia situated
on the South side is 50x100 street. and was
purchased by James N. Brennan for $l72.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

THE NEW iTRAfNs WEI. PkTRoNEED. 1.-The
trains yesterday on the Wilmington Il Western
II. r. carried quite large plumber of passengers.
Several residents on the HE attended church in
Wilmington in the monipk. 90 a.. s IA .,ti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

The Carlists are reported to have suffered an
other defeat, in Spain. We hope the news Il
Irna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
ORGANIZED L S4S.
JOHN M'LEAR IL SON.
EXCHANGE And DEPOSIT BANK.
No. 6O1 MARKET STREET.


!. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject TO Check at sigh
(sane as at q National Bank, solicited from nrms
corporations, and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT. lNTERE IT per annufn allow
ed on deposits. payable on demand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS for interest made on
deposits OF specific sums, for nxed periods.
COLLECTIONS OF Dividends, Notes, Il terest
Drafts, &C., made with despatch and accounted for
the day PAYMENTS received. ul t-D,
Greeks on BAnks, in Philadelphia, New York,
Bohton. Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and
Washington, will be credited on receiptof custom
era ct par fR flt.H
BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, &C. Government Sc
cufitie d, State Bonds. Railroad Bonds and
stacks bought and sold on commission. Local So
cufiFles SPECIALITY. Being represented in all the
principal cities ~ reliable corresp0ndents wa are
prepared to atend to any business in this line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wantiHg TO buy
or sell are invited to give US call Quotations Of
the active Stocks a. New York and Philadelphia
ceived daily at our ONCE.
SOUND INVESTMENT Securities nego'iated and
for sale
EVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02

The Debt still comes down. The decrease
in May, Is over three millions Of dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
MONTHLY SUMMARY FOR MAY.
Real Estate.

BALE BY THE @. r. 1. Co, ON SATURDAY
The OhristianA River Improvement Co., sold,
on Saturday, the following lots: