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ZHEFREEDMANS SAYINGS
- BANK AGAIN.

:: ~ = BANK AGAIM.
I'll tIFtom the Mobile watchman. T.
We this week devote considerable
:space to the interest of this impor-
ta1t institution, upon the welfare Of
which the happiness of hundreds
OF thousand of the colored people OF
our country depends, not Only on
account Of the money they may have
deposited with it at the present
time, but also because of the great
power for good there is in the Bank
itself. Elsewhere we touch upon
the matter o fjsavings as a means of
advancement in life, and our, pur-
pose is here briefly, to call attention
to this Bank and it's condition and
prospects. H.. ~.
Created by the Government at
the close of the war, the Freed
mans Bank came at once to the
help Of the poor and oppressed
colored people; offering the best Of
all relief-the means or self-help.
A Savings Bank of the best and
simplest kind, it sprang fully armed
like Minerva from the head of Jove
to the relief and protection of the
helpless and ignorant. It has done
it's work nobly. Treated with
laughter and scorn-its officers
insulted, its patrons despised, it
won't quietly and steadily on in its
work. The poor came to it and
were shown the road to wealth.
The helpless came and were taught
the secret of power. The despised
came and were given the road to
responsibility. The road was, care
full saving; the secret was, spend
less than you earn; the pass word
was, owe, no man anything and call
no man master.
Animated by such motives, the
despised colored man SOM found
his work, organized through the
bank, gave power, and power gave
respect. The bank took its place
among the foremost banks of the
world. Millions poured into it's
vaults millions we're paid back to
buy the homesteals and cottages
that to-day dot the sunny South
Virginia to Texas, home :
humble may be, but homes never
dear to their owners, and
he sure foundation of still greater F:
prosperity. All these years every I
of surplus earnings went to {
he depositors as interest. More
han a million Of dollars have been =
poured into the lap of the South {
these years as interest paid 6
he depositor in the Bank, adding 8
ct only so vast a slim 20 the wealth :
f the South but furnishing also .
he most powerful Of all reasons,
ae love Of gain, for breaking up
lat curse of tile country, the spirit F
boarding. Money was no longer tt
uried like the talent of the I'M "
'ithful servant in Scripture; but was
rought out and put to work for the -.
Ike Of the interest. No longer a s.
iser's treasure it became capital,
Id this capital the Freedman's
ank created. Yet more, it wrought I
oon men who had never saved, and q
AIDE prudent hard working, saving
en-. Such a Bank must have ene-
les. Every man who hates liberty
ties the Bank-for the depositors
his Bank account is a free man. -
very man who hates equality be-
the law hates the Bank-fori it
oil men a like. Every man -
10 hates the Government hates
Bank-for the Government
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The Q remaining units Of the same ten Of
numbers drawing the first 3 full prizes will
be entitled to the n Approximation Prizes.
For example,: # Ticket No. 1916 draws the
2 $1,000 prize, those tickets numbered 1241,
1912, 1913, 1244, 1915, 1247, 124s, 1910 and
1850 will each be entitled to $500. If Ticket
No. 231 draws the $4,000 prize, those tickets
numbered 232, 233, 23t, 235, 236, 237, 2s3s,
239 and $40 will be entitled to 5000. If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those tickets
numbered AL, AZ, 443, IA; AS, 446, 447,
448 and 40 will be each entitled to 500.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS;
Quarters, So SO; Eighths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Aa-Orders to be addressed to =:
"Louasiand State Lottery Company"
Lock Boz: G92, P. O.,
New Orleans,
81 Send T. o. Money Order, or Register
Your Letter. fcb28 "a
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AIoSzo LEWIS, Secretary.
UNION FRLENDS-Male and Female
Benevolent Society, meets at the Union
Bethel, on Camp street, Second We'd
ensday evening Of each month. ,
-'.i H. BANKS, President.
VIM. THOMPSON, Directors.
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DIRECTORS

Of the Grand United Order Of. Odd Eel
lows, working under the Jurisdiction of
the Subcommittee Of Management; in
America, by Authority Of the Committee
Of Management in England.
AMOS LODGE, No. 1887, meets at the
Odd Fellows Hall, 11s carondelet street.
WIN. THOMPSON DODGE, No. 1907,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Caron-
delet street. --.. e.
PRIDE OF LOUISIANA LODGE, No.
1929, meets at Home Missionary Hall,
Franklin street.
OSCAR J. DUNN LODGE No. 1928,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 1l9 Ca
rondelet street.
BUTLER LODGE, No. 1885, meets
at Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Carondelet
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UNITED DAUGHTERS OF AMER
ICA-Benevolent Society, meets at the
Lutheran Hall, 318 Gravier street Second
Monday evening of every month. .
+. VIM. THOMPSON,
President.
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REPRESENTATION PRIZEs.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 approximations Of 1900 each for tho ~
nlno remaining units Of the same
ten Of the number drawing the
$4,000 prize ar ;::....;.::..:.. *2,7oo
nine remaining units OF the same
ten OF the number drawing the
o $4,000 prize arg: :;::.-.;.:e:.:.. 1900
niie remaining units of the same
ten of the number drawing the
$1,000 prize are. ....... 900
z|o iI1zes, amounting to. .......... $50, 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATE. a.
-~- pRTyEQ
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w. j. AR
Commercial Collector,

EN- E RAJ A GEN T
For the renting of houses and
collecting of rents. Tenants elected
promptly. Mortgage paper bought
and sold.
OFFICE 162 JULIA STREET.
PROMPT. RETURNS, &C.,. &c.
~"Special attention given to oil
claims left with me for collection.
Hand III your bills at once and get
your money collected. ="
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CLASS II.

70 be drawn in public at New Orleans, on
Saturday, June 20, -4874. Eu5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
gus Der @mmSesbauptFaSt.
Wa1btngton, II. OeS.
&0ntq GaIQfauQ

&Dntg &aIafaua
traf beute 0titta9 in 8e9Ieitung 6es Mi>
ntfters Jtib nnb anOerer Ge9ierungsbe>
amtem, Die i'm eille Strede BON mebre>
rem Wfeilen entgegen9efabreu tparen. bier
Elm nnb itie9 III Dem fir feline Qutnabme
bergert6teten arlington 0ote[ al.
Gin 8eri9t.
Ser Bug, auf neIdem &6ntg &aGas
faua unb iein @efolge ii6 befanoen,
bate Baltimore urn 20 Wiuuten uab
3ebn l1br errei6t Mnb iebte mad flraen1
QlufentbaLte bic Sabrt na6 bier fort. SIN
@illon'S Station beftiegen bic Winilter
Stih, 8elfnap uno &obeion ben vf6nig=
Ii6en" Bug, Der I'M halD 5tp0lf 1l6r bier
e%intraf. Gin Battalion SeeloIoQten lno
cine 9roBe Golfsnenee nabInen ben
boben 0alt III @mpfaHg unb begleiteten
i'm mad bem NrltngtonzS oteI.
9ter nerIangte Der &0nig, ser nod
INNER iebr leioeno lit, mad einem 9lrst
uno soa it@, na6oem Or. Gurner bon Der
Wtartne tbn cine WteOiain perl1rieben,
iofort III iein S@lafgema9 3uriid.
% aibtngton, Is. Des.
&0nig 9antb lit mod INNER 10 iebr
I~etDelo, baB er ans Bett g~efeijelt lit.
9r. 6tib, Der ft6 bel ibm annleloen lieB,
mnBte unnerri6teter Sadie tpteoer abb
aieben, n06Oem er benz &6nige bate laz
gen lallen, oaB Der YrGltoent, pbtpobl
iclbft on elmer befttsen GrtGltung Ieiz
beno, i'm beiu6t baben piroe, tpenn
iein 8efinoen i6m %erlaubte, 8eju6e su
enpfan9en.
Or. Gurner elatbt, 6aB Der &6nia
morgen foiueit wieoer bergeiteQt iei1
tptrb, oaB er benz Brdltoeuten einsn Bee
1u9 abltatten fam.
8ai9inston, IA. Des.
Der &i6ter DON q. garbe iii an
Steue bon 0urell gum 8unoesbeStrtss
rt9ter bon Souiiiala ernannt tporoen.
&0nt9 &aIafaua
befinbet ii9 beute ettpas better. pirS
aber bis mor9en nod bas Sumner biz
ten.
8afbtngton, Is. Des.
&6ntg 0abio's Offi3ieIIer
Gmpfang.
Tont9 Dabi6 &alafaua ipur6e beltte
1a6mtttag bonn Yraltoenten empfangen.
pic Wttnt1ter, Oberlt 6reo. Grant, Sen.
SabcoG nno 0err Gufe1, Grants Bri=
bat1etretdre batten butter benz BrGlioen=
ten Steuung genommen, nel6er leincn
0alt IN Der Oaue oeS WeiBen 6auies err
tpartsts. Bctm 9eranuabcn oer &uti9e
Ses &paIgs trat BET Braiipent biz anf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
SALISBURY, ST., IS. 0e3.

7 Sn &n0rpills tpuroe Deute friib bos
grDBe pterlt0di9e 8GdteingebGuoe, in
melbem Smitb & So. etn ~@tienpaarens
ge19Gft betrteDen, bur6 Seuer 3erit0rt.
Samss Gate Mnb elm g~epiiier 8atterion
tpuroen unter ben 3rintmern einerWtauer
begraben unb tuarerr, bis Der S6utt
meggerGumt tperDen fonnte, bis auf Die
&no9en perbrount. Webrere Qnoere,
tpel6e an ben 2oldunoSperiu6en SbeiI
genommen batten, tpuroen l6iper per=
lebt. Ser 8ranDi6aoe miro auf $45,0 900
beraniHlaet, bic gerii3erung betragt
$4,000.
NaperDtIIe, ST., Is. Oes.
SInf SoI3s6duier, in tueIden fi9 bas
Yoitamt, bas 9ofaI Der GrpreBzSom=
pagnie, S6uLb' 8arbieritube nno la
bafbanblun9, Stepens' Apotbefe mnb
2airo's SattIerwerfitatte befdnoen,
b%rannten bergangene yta6t nieber. Gbs.
S0nIB i6dbt ieinen Gerluit auf $500,
pel6er 81 3tpet Srittelu our6 8erlt9ez
rung gebeft lit.
@ian slaubt, 6aB 6as Seusr anseIeat
mar, Da fur3 Dor ieinem Nusbru6e
mebrere n%erSGdtige @eitalten binteE
SteDens' Qpotbete geieben prroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

&1gen ooutomnlen lpleoen ber9elteut 1eI1
tuiro. "
Gin Neffe bes grdii6enten Serramo
tpurbe in Der IeBten S6la9tget0otet.
2onbonIAl7. 9es.
Gin befttser Gturm tobt ielt mebreren
Tagen I'M 8iscaDii6en WSserbuien.
OteDrere Sabr5euee nlo 70 Derioneu
iperoen permi6t. A
@wbIenS. N
Qonbon. Is. Ds3.
Der Safer bon 8uBlanb BAT benz
Warl6au 8rd1ioenteu WacUtabon ben
st. AnoreassOl oen Derlteben.
&leinaiien-
Conf antinopeI, Is. 0es.
Ser v2spant 9eraIb" brinst i9red>
Ii0e S0Iloerungen iiber Die III Elein>
aiien wItbenoe 9nngersnotb.
&%Ir0enttna.
8ueno Mpres, Il. Oea.
Die Nepolution lit gu Gnbe uno Die
@esierung bat cine augemeine Nmneitie
9emdbrt.
Son9fong, IA. 9ea.
Ser Oampfer MongoL i9eiterte ouf
bem 8ege pom Sbangbet mad Jtem yort
unb fe63ebn Yerioneu fanben ibren COB
1T ben Mogeu.
RerM.
banana 5. Oe3.
Cine 9tebolution, Die filr3Ii9 in Gas
%ianarca (Oer 9auptltaot Der sleidnamts
gen Yropins) i'll Beru ausbra1, murbe
i'm Seine eriti6t. 9reiunoaipausig Der
Qufriibrer muroen 9et6otet uno ptersig
UertpHnoet.
WertfO.
Mertfo, 9. Oe3.
Ser 9efeBentpurf tpelder Die Nufbez
bung beS Sroen5 Der barm6er3igen
S6ipeltern in Merifo Derfiist, lit pom
@onereB init lib 9e9en 81 Stimmen ans
genonlmen tuorDen.
Gan Tranctsco, Is. Deg.
Der 0ampfern ryaetubern" brtnst 6ie
&unoe bon eilem @onflict, Der fIrSli6
in Der mertfaniiden Staot Hapa5 5tpts
f6en Der elngebornen utlo. duslGnDi16en
8epDIferung itattfano. Ser BeriAt lit
ettuas unDeritdnolt6, bod i6eint bic
SADIE 1t6 nIgefGDr folgenoe1meile ner>
balten 81 baben:
Ser 0eiAdftsfiibrer bes unipeitSrtuns
to ~selegenen 9pmi8uraz Ber9tperfs, $.
9. 8roofS, tDar Don 1eineit 2rbeitern
bei6ulbigt morben, t6men berbprbenes
OteDl Derfauft gu baben. Cine BON benz
Se3irtsri9ter angeorDnete unteriIGung
ergab AUDI. DAP Sroofs berartigeS Wiebl
III ieinem 2a0en bate, ipas 3ur Sol9e
bate, 00B bic Sade an eit g0bereS Srt>
bnnal pcrtpieieu tpuroe. I'm oieie 3eit
purbe bet 9ta6barort Gan Sole BON eiz
net 9tGuberbanoe iiberfallen uuo geplin>
bert unb bas 9erii6t bate it9 Derbreitet,
baB bieielbe 8anbe au9GriInto ullo 2az
pa5 81 iiberfallen i'm Stnne babe. Dies
fam BropfS aI Statteu. Setn 8ergez
ben par bergefien unb CT ipur6e gum
Oberbefeblsba6er Der BeiaBung err
nannt. SeBt iteute it6 aber cine
neue S6mtertgtett elm. 3tpii6en
ben meTtfanil6e Sol6atsn un6 BrootS'
2euten fam es gu Streitigteiteu, bic
bO6lt pabri9etnlt6 gu einenl blus
tl9en Conflict gefiibrt baben tuitroen,
tuenn ni6t Der Sapitdl oes tn5mti9en
etngetroffenen amcrifanii6en &riegs>
f6iffes Saranac ii6 hrs Wtittel gelegt
bGtte. Die meritantl@en Beb0rben be-
baupten nun, OaB 8roofs Streit at lttfs
ten neriu6t babe, tDogeGen oteier gegen
Die meritauil6eu Sruppen bic 8el6ulz
oiguns erbebt, BOB tie beabft1tigt bGtten
feline Biua etnauGi6eru. Cine unparz
tDeii16e Oarlteaung Der S9tpiertgfeiteu
lit ntdt 51 ertparten, bis bet @apttGil
0eS vSaranac" Seri6t erltatteu fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
M~hpnnernentss Greiie:

xaAebIatt, tmsIufhe Porte pet Sabr $1,000
~RnNsnbIatt 8 100
ESeftU - %'OO
a~bonusmtem, %eI6s Aaf SsaMien &anfPru&
ma@em, Baben et~aise WmGfamoe so bcrS@s
ten rmS elm Sabr i'm Dorans ~ sabteH.
0eIeer, pes X6edieI, Post Money r
Soer In resiErirtsn ssriefen fonnsn aaf Hnfer
RiTfO seiamst ,utTbeu. 9sG1t aorsfTre:
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

0ie 8eb0lferung CAB geitern gI6en6 III
elmer Wlaiienperiammlun9 tbrer Gnt>
riiTung iiber bic @enalttbat Der 8igtz
Ianten Our6 an9emeiiene 8ei6liiile Nuss
bruG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
SnStana.

Snbianapolts, IS. De5.
Sn Dem bonn 2afaDetter &reisgeri9t
an bas Sbereeri6t appeuirten 6abeass
Corpus Gerfabren gegen &i6aro WforS
ton, beiien QIuslteferung bon benz Gous
perIeur bon Suinois p%erlangt Dnroe,
neil er Den @bitagoer @etreioee Snipefs
tor Sll bethlehem periu6t bate, puroe
beute morgen Die Gntl6eiOung 9efGat,
oer3ufolge Wtortpn it0 oaS 8ergnilgeH
matbeu muB, Gbicaso anf IGngere Bet
all belud)eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
Ser rGfibent

empfing beute ben neuen iapanii6en 8es
ianoten goibeoa GiDonario uno nabm
beiien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entgegen.
3u benz Staatsbiner,
tpeI9es Der BrGitbent beute N6enb iei7
mem f0nisIiden Safe 81 @bren CAB,
paren bic GiGter bes SberbuuoeSges
ri6ts, bic Wtnifter, bas Oiplomatil9e
Gorps, Die 0titgIteber beioer QGuier oes
@ongrefiss unb bic boberen DetlttGrs
etngelaoen. Ser G0nig nabm eineH
Sip i'm Oit3immer 3tpii6en benz Stats
miuilter Tiib uno Dem YrGitoenten etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
MaHn1uSeftS.

BOTTOM, IS. Deg.
Der r6eralO" erid6rt, baB coloiia[e
8etriigereien im Gbnrleit0pner S0ttfs1
baubof entoeft iporben iino uno oaB Der
betrelfeuoe Seamte ietneS AmteS entbos
ben worben lit, bis Die III Bai6ington
ein9elettete llnteriu6un9 ben Sa9uer@
halt feitdeiteut bot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
&irGtnien+

NOrfolf, II. Deg.
Sobn 9. gice, Mit8lieo pes Gone
grelies pom /. Be3irt BON S5icagO unb
9egen Gnoe Der Sed3iger Sabre Surs
9ermeilter iener Staot, ltarb bier beute
Qlbenb i'm &reiie Der Samilie @ieiler
Iodter 6rau 8tm6aa. Setne &ei0e.
wIro our Yeeroi9ung nab @bicago ge1
nQl1nlel perOen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13
nIsEIarr.LLsaENc...,,
FORT or. RIcHMoND. ArsrL:l1' 1877 4

- ~ !. Z
ARRIVED. so 4
stear .er Isaac Bel, Hsscman,, M, Me- hosk me1
u .eaMer E.apsre, Asss' P pnlspe''
6 sna rasTs ss1sls rrsSers. Baltimore, merchan-
sss and pass s sSScster, aterd, Norfolk, er
nson Gis. and nasseneers. l.. Il. Tatunn. aren't
Snsn~ner Iyrictu, -, James river, lurnaer'o'
~ si Don Carrie, -., james river, sand to mas
ter. 49,
s.rnmcr Trsnsis. Travers, Baltimore, mercn"n-
Schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson; sa snr
CITY ron rsGsa r9 Rose New York
Schooner John b. Williams, Pierce, Now hork'
camel coal 0 Cells Waye Wright, Baltimore ria
James liver, lumber, Curtis e PARKER.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Blakeman' Ne" = ofA' A'A-
chandlse and passengers. ~" =
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. :.
f Fort f Phia AII April
ot Schooner J. S. WINS, Ingersoll, philadelphia
As scho s: Maggie Mcdonald, steeman' April
7t Schooner Caroline Hall, AsHn. Philadelphia
AR Biz ''l b. G. Chapman, Knight New YORK;
April7. paora,t. Orient, April
l Schooner 4. FalRcNBufS, leoShS'>'
\ 2, ria City Point. ,n,,e
Schooner W: Il. West, o. ,,,,c Sisnd AprIl
Schooner Salisbury, Fields, Baiimore New York,
| Schooner r. A. johnson, Johnson Ne" Ae'"'
Aprila. Mcga,e, Hall, Woods Hole,
M a T Kate Mitchell, Percy; Bath, Me- March
| SShoomer Roanoke, Barrett, FhliaoeiPi'A'
te;,rk Fame, Mathieson, Liycrpo3l,' M M,ai o.
L .,uF, r6 f,OO N.
S.hoonrr Chase, -, Rocka"uui, iIad .jnhia April
S Gmoouer MimnenalIa Myers, Philaoe'pin"' Np
A., renbvrd, Barth, Liverpool, February o.. d.
| p"' MEMORANDA.
-,oo,or. Clara Ingralam. ana ahtnc i,n, ri,
noiind from Rockland for TINS port APP Virr,
rett. stlieu Trans Barker New Haven Tor sirEn
| MIA. and &. II. Kelley, maIg,iIIeai' Avn
masscd through Hell Gate ApriI .. for Proyi.
Schooner Chase, fiardinZ i'ioii'''0
deucc, ut Newport, Aprlf T.
VESSELS IN PORT. ,,-,;,r
Schooner Island Belle, Woountn, a,n1.''A
Schooner Searsyille. Hart, nIS Sf SInadjup
Srhooncr John a. Curtis, Quliicb, ioa9.ne'
S Soh"nno- r min Lyur. InSlcy. dsclarglhG
SSh" nor Mary McIIale, Hail, loading, .
Schooner f. r. Odiornc, Croweli; uiScn ,s
Schooner Allie Cakes. Plls9nry, uiscI IIimc
Soohoone, Er7ruk jameson. JAMESON ioauln6'
SSsinHr otfir lots Vaughan. waiting.
Schooner Uniou. -, discharglns.
SInnn Souhie, Clccves, discharslpS.
SSioopp Carrie - discharging.
Erir In CAYENNE barker, LOADING
Eark Edwin, Christophersen, discharglns's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF" VALUABLE
T. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AND ADJOINING. THERETO, AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of the last viii ana tes-
lament of the late William rutherford, deceased
Chaucery Court of Richmond, will sell ut auc-
tion upon the premises respectively, IN the order
named below, the Following REAL ESrATE-to
On MONDAY. goth April. at AZ O'Clock P. ~.
the late RESIDENCE of the decedent, situated a.
the southwest corner If Grace aud Foushee streets
with the improvements and appurtenances thereto
belonging: the same bcing handsome BRICK
BUILDING, with ten rooms besides closets ana
modern conveniences, also kitchen and outbuiid-
ings. 49, ~, .
about 7Oxl55 feet to an ALLY After which Will
he sold those beautiful BUlLDISG LOTS ad1oino
Ing the residence on the west, fronting together ~
feet, running back 1916 feet to the alley above re-
ferred to.
This is an admirable opportunity. for any per
son wishing 10 purchase Il really desirable resi-
dcnce or eligible building lots ut one OF Tile best
points. on one Of The pcst streets In the city.
On TUESDAY. 21st April, at 5 o'clock ?. NJ,
the large BRICK MANSION, erected by the late Dr..
John Cullen for his residence ana nlhce, situated on
the north side OF Ross street; between Thirteenth
Tor Governorl and Fourteenth streets. This DWELL
ing Is of the most substantial Construct on, con-
tans every arrangement Tor the comfort OF large
family, and being so very conveniently situated Tor
the convenience of persons in business In the active
portions Of the city should attract their earnest
interest.
NJ, NINE ACRES OF LAND on the Stony Run
road. near Hardin1s shop presenting large amount
Of frontage, which may he by proper management
turned into building lots 10 be SOLD by the front
foot. n. r..-.,,
THE TERMS are very liberal-to wit: One-fourth
cash balance at six, twelve, ana eiSnteeh lnohtna
for negotiable notes. with Six per cenI ihIeseSs
Executor of William rutherford, deceased;
GRuBBS IL WILLIAMS, Auctione.rs. up .