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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11
THE NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.

> s
Mr.. Edwardy Pierrepont, who succeeds Mr..
Williams in the Attorney>G eneralship, was
born at New Haven, in the State of Connie
ticut, in 1887, educated at the "old Gram
mar School" of that city, and entered Yale in
1888, graduating IN 1887 ia the same class
with Mr.. Evarts and Chief Justice Waite,
taking high honors. He studied law, and in
1910 was admitted to practice, removing to
Columbus, Ohio, where during the ensuing
five years enjoyed most successful practice
and established his legal reputation. In 1876
he took up his residence in New York, where
he has since resided. In 1867 he was elected to
fill vacancy in the Superior Court, position
which he held for three years, then resigning.
When the war broke out he arrayed himself
on the side of Mr.. Lincoln, nominally as
war democrat; was member of the Union
defence committe of New York a member,
in 1862, of the commission for examining into
the cases of prisoners of State, and one of the
counsel for the government in the Surratt
trial. Shortly after the nomination of Dir.
Seymour be declared for Grant, and on the
election of the latter was made district at
torney, holdiag the Office somewhat over
year. In 1873 he was offered and declined
the Russian mission. Mr.. Pierrepont was
member of the constitutional convention OF
1867, when he served on the judiciary COM
mittee
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DIE D..

In Baltimore. on Thursday. May 6, 1875. Mrs.
SARAH L. SMITH. in the 10th year of her age
widow of the late Thomas B. Smith, and daugh-
ter of the late James Lindsey of this county
Her remains were brought to Charlestown and
day
At Spottsylvania Courthouse, on the LIST inst.
Mr.. ROBERT c. DABNEY-aged about so years
De is brother of Mrs. J. Henry Noland, of this
At Harper's Ferry. April sth, Mrs. ANN MAR
GARET WILLIAMS. aged IS years.
On the Sd instant near Bloomerv Mills. in this
40 years.
Near Shanghai. Berkeley county. on April sth,
Miss SARAHA. LONG, daughter of Daniel Long,
In ,Martinsburg. April %, MADISON MAN
FORD. in the 57th year of his age.
In MartinsburR, ON Saturday, April 24th, Mrs
MAkGARET E. FREEZE, aged 81 years, mo.
On the srd inst. in staun ton, Va, Col. JAS. M
LILLEY, aged about 60 years.
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ARRIED.

In Martinsburg, on the 9th inst nv Rev. n
81. Riddle, MIR. THOMAS h. STALEY, to Miss
NANCY d. MILLER, daughter of James b.
In Gerardstown, April 18th, by Rev. s. n. Nc
Kown, Mr.. JOHN r. WILLIAMS. of Nebraska,
to Miss ELIzABETHC. BRANNON, of Berkeley
county.
Chambers, by Rev. J. 8. Cornelius, MICHAEL,
SAYING and MARY FRANCES SECKMAN, all
of Martinsburg. 49,
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CHURCH RELATIONS.

At the late meeting of the Prosbytery of
New York, which is the largest in the Nor.h>
ern Presbyterian Church, the following over
ture to the General Assembly was adopted ::
believing that the cause and kingdom of
our Lord Jesus Christ in this land would be
greatly promoted by the establishment of
friendly relations between the two General
Assemblies which bear the Presbyterian name,
and Churches, North and South, which they
represent and believing that the want of suc-
cess in securing this result on the part of the
Southern Committee which recently convened
in the city of Baltimore ought not to be re-
garded as conclusive of efforts in this direc>
ton, since the difference between the two
parties was in reality not extreme or based
upon essential distinctions, this Presbytery
would urge that the Assembly continue to
labor for better understanding between the
two Churches by the appointment of new
Committee, who shall be ready to meet any
Committee of the Southern Assembly, that
may be appointed, or by adopting such means
promotive of harmony as its wisdom may die
tate"
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% Boston expects to make one of the most ex-
tensIve demonstrations ever seen in New Eng
land at the celebration of the one hundredth an
nlVersary of the battle of Bunker Hill, June 18th
Inc entire State military. numbering Z 600 men,
HlIi De out and with other military organiza-
tions, will make 10 900 men under arms ~, +o1v,,
The Norfolk (va-l Light ARTILLERY Rlnes and tta
Fifth Maryland Regiment are to be there. aIso
the 9TH regiment of New York. accompanied nv
Gilmore's band of 100 Instruments.
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w A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from

az A dispatch to the Baltimore San from
Charleston, bearing date May LIST. says:
"There is fun over the capital question:
The sheriff of Kanawha county has orders to
summon Governor Jacob and the other State
officers to appear before the court by which
they were prohibited according to the con-
stitution, says Judge Ward,) from removing
any State property. The Governor has not
been seen since yesterday. Writ not yet
served on him."
Later advices state that notice of the in
junction has been served on the Governor and
other State officers.
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A GRAVE CLERICAL ERRoR.-It appears
that By some clerical error one of the Fulker>
Eon amendments was allowed to remain in the
Virginia tax bill after it was struck out by
the Senate, and the bill was thus enrolled and
signed by Gov. Kemper. This amendment
requires the capitation tax of one dollar upon
every male person over the age of twenty one
years for public free school purposes, to be
paid in 'lawful money of the United States
This will probably interfere with the recep>
ton of coupons for pOll-taxes, and will, at any
rate, cause litigation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

DISTRIBUTION OF sEEDs.-The Commits
sioner of Agriculture sends out the following
circular of information, which We publish for
the benefit of our readers
l. The object and purpose of the Depart
ment is to procure the best and most approved
seeds which can be obtained in this or any
other country, and to distribute them SO that
they may be introduced into all parts of the
United States to which they are respectively
adapted.
2. Vegetable garden seed is put up in
packages and varieties, having reference
only to the climate and soil to which thew are
to be sent Any designation of these seeds
wanted by individuals is useless because they
are already put up; except the general one Of
Hover or vegetable, or particular field seed,
such as corn, oats, barley, spring or fall wheat,
or particular kind of grass
3. The Department does not profess to have
every variety of seed for distribution to sup
ply the wants of any person but only such as
are particularly good and useful, and which
cannot be readily obtained elsewhere.
4 The Department often receives from five
to fifty letters from one place, and sometimes
written by one hand. These are not re-.
sponded to.
o. The Rockingham Register has two subscr;b-
ers aged respectively 76 and n years, one of
whom has been on the books so and the other 4n
wears. They nav nm repnlorly
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o. fire at Piedmont, on Tuesday last de-
stroyed a frame house belonging to Mr.. E..s
Bailey double house owned by Mr.. Meladv
about 81, 900. lowered by insurance. -1'''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

GJ-Miss Emily J. Barney is appointed post
master at GlenRary, Berkeley county, West Va.
vice Elias Stewart, resigned.
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o. The 9th of June coming this year on Sun
day, the memorial services at Stonewall Cemete-
~. Winchester, will take place on Saturday, the
5th, at the usual hour in the morning.
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90 The Colorado potato bug has made its an
pearsnce in Texas, and is doing immense damage
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o. Under the new Constitution of Tennessee
the Legislature is to meet every four years.
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Stoves AT Cosr.-NIy entire stock of Heating
~ Stoves 10 now offered Ar CosT.
May II, 1875. ] q. YESTERDAY
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GEORGE v, KEEN and .Jamesl
S. Hagerty. partners un5er the
name and firm of Keen d Ha=
geIty, Plaintiffs,
A. A. COOKE, 1brahatn Nc
Quilkin, Trustee, ana Jacob
Williamson, Defendants.
FENhe object of this suit is to obtain deeree for
j SSs5l 40 cents due by the Defendant. A. A.
Cooke. to the Plaintiffs with interest from ApT1t
LIST, 1911, till paid, and to attach tho fOusc and
lot of the said Defendant, Eitua ted in Sheplerdes
the satisfaction of thu said claim.
1t appearing on AFFIDAVIT fled ia this snut, that
the Defendant, A. \. Cooke. is not d resident Of
the Statc of West Virginia, he Is hereby required
to appear within four weeks after the da GO Of tho
first publication OF this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interests IN this matters
And 4 IS further ordered that a copy of tins
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jcfiersonb-a
newspaper published in this county aud also
posted at the front door of the CouIt-fInuSe Of
the said county at least twenty days before de-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Isaac Fouke n. q.
May 4, 1876.
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o. The grand jury of the District of Columbia
has dismissed the charge against Charles A.
Dana for hbeling Alexander R. Shepherd, the al
legged libels being published in the New York
Sun of June Is and 26 and July q, 1874.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

In an address to the grand jury of the
United States Court for the eastern district of
North Carolina, at Elizabeth, several weeks
ago, Judge Brooks charged the jury that the
criminal features of the civil rights law, in
which they as grand jury alone were alone
interested, were unconstitutional. During the
same week Judge Dick charged the grand
jury of the western district of North CAROLINA,
ut Statesville. in which he declared that ga
citizen of the United States, under the broad
constitution of this country, can go to any
portion of it, and exercise all the immunities
which by his freedom he possesses, but no
law, human or divine, can compel Aotch-
Potch of citizens all that is necessary are
suitable comforts, and every innkeeper has a
right to exercise his privilege as to where he
shall place his guests, convenience and COM
fort being all thatis required, and no law can
say all men shall be equal socially"
Judge Morreilcs, of Texas, in giving his
opinion on the civil rights law, holds that it
does not affect social rights and immuuities !;
that it is only necessary for those affected by
the law to furnish proper facilities for accom-
mediation, &C., to persons applying; their
right to furnish special accommodations for
others is not affected. Judge Brooks, of the
limited States District Court at Wilmington,
N. c., in charging the grand jury Tuesday,
again said that the civil rights bill in its
criminal aspect, which was the only shape in
which it could come before the grand iury,
was unconstitutional and void.
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Co. The summer schedule of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is being prepared aud will succeed
the present timetable some time the latter part
of this month. 1t is said that the new book will
increase the speed of most of the express trains
considerably.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

THE LYNCHBURG REvIvALs.-Most in
teresting revivals have been in progress at
Lynchburg, Va, for some weeks, and have
resulted in the conversion of 245 per.
sors under the preaching of Rev. G. NJ.
Howard at the Presbyterian Church, and $50
or more persons under that of Rev. Dr. Ros-
ser, at the Methodist Church. Most touch>
ing incidents characterize these meetings.
The Lynchburg Tirgintam snys:
Two well>known citizens, on whose heads
the touch of time has made its mark, met at
the altar the other night. They bowed to-
gether, prayed together, and together realized
that they had experienced the change of heart
which brings peace and hope to the troubled
soul. Then they arose and clasped hands
before the great congregation, and the scene
was electric-many were moved to tears and
all to rejoicing. A new feature of these re-
vivals is the nightly reading of letters by the
preachers. They are from new converts Civ
ing their experience; from seekers asking
the prayers of the people of God; from parents
and friends of the careless or the aroused {;
and one was read few nights since from
professed deist, asking for greater light than
any which had yet rewarded his long and Ia
borious searches after truth. These letters
and comments thereon generally take up half
an hour or so-then comes the sermon, warm
and glowing, then the sweet singing-low
and pleading. ''Almost persuaded" or the
triumphant songs of Zion; then the earnest
conversation of pious friends, the tears of peni-
tence, the shouts of rejoicing, and SO it goes
night after night until almost the hour of mid
night brings close to the exercises. These
remarks apply equally to both revivals, DIR.
Rosser's and Mr.. Howard's.
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MILLINERY.

MFRS. MARY E. DAVIS has just returned from
1Nl Baltimore with large and varied stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting of beautiful Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
ribbons, Frames, &c, to which she invites the
attention of the ladies. Call aud examine
May IL. 1675-3t. Free Press copy.l
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cents will receive, POSTPAID, a family night with
full directions for making the above excellent
May IL. 1875. Newton Miss,
vantages over all others. it being so constructed
that the vent can be regulated, thus insurinR the
perfect control of the supply of milk. It also al.
lows the child onurse naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irri,abl.
ity and often severe sickness. Physicians all over
the couutry are recommending thie bottle. Give il
May II, 1875 C. e. BELLER
ENRENF1ELD'S Horse and Cattle Powder-free
L from all mineral medicines, yet 30 compound.
ed OF various roots. herbs. barks. &c, as to be
prompt in its effects and able to give relief in all
the prominent diseases of the horse, for sale by
May II. 1875. C. e. BELLER.
DREPARED Mustard PIasters-superior TO COM
mon mustard plasters, always ready for i'm
mediate use, clean and not liable 70 change.
May IL, 1875. z. BELLER
CEA FoAM-strouger than any Yeast or Baking
~ Powder in the world. Light and nutritious
Bread. Biscuit and Cakes made with it with but lit
tie trouble. C. E. BELLER.
IRON WASH KETTLEs.-I have Just received n
nice lot of Wash Kettles-very heavy and good
holding II, 20 and q gallons. Will be cold at
[ re prises They are very n.sf1l article
May tff Tin and stove To- E 1oo.s na.1 st.
" received and for sale by
RiPon, May IL, 1875. BERRY BROS.
NEATst DOT, Fish, Lard and Vacuum Oils, for
~ sale BY BERRY BROS.
UDsoN's Seed Corn. for sale y
RON Beam Single and Double shovel PIoughs,
IL, tSs sale 4 By mn Jas: Law , HooFF co
" sale by JAS. LAw-HooFF & co.
TYPREss sHTNGLE and North CAROLYN. Floor.
~ ing, for sale by STUMP HAWKS.
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GRANGERs' SOAP. so LBS. FOR so CTS

TNHE ingredients to make fifty pounds will cost
but tifty cents ard can be had anywhere
No grease or lye required, aud can be made by a
child in ten minutes. Any one sending me fifty
cent? cent VIII receive, POSTPAID, family night With
soap. Address, VIII. McROY, Pattentee,
May IL. 1875. Newton, Miss,
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

JEFFERSON County, to>wit:
At rules held in the Clerks Office ef the
Circuit Court IF jefferson County, My
Sd. 1875:
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o. The Rockingham Register has two subscrib-
ers aged respectively 76 and n years. one of
whom has been on the books so and the other 40
years. They pay up regularly.
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Thanks "From the Depths of the
Heart"
WELLINGTON, Lorain Co, O., !
r,,,,o+ Of 1874


DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear .Str-Your medicines, Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
have proved of the greatest service to me-
Six months ago no one thought that 1 could
possibly live long. Thad complication of
diseases, scrofula, manifesting itself in erup>
tions and great blotches oa my head that made
such sores that I could not have ny hair
combed without causing me much suffering
also causing swollen glands, tousls enlarged,
enlarged or 'Fthick neck" and large and nu>
merous boils. also suffered from terrible
Chronic Catarrh, and in fact was SO diseased
that life was burden to me. I had tried
mony doctors with no benefit. l finally pro-
cured one-half dozen bottles of your Golden
Medical Discovery and one dozen Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy aud commenced their use. At
first was badly discouraged, but after taking
four bottles of the Discovery began to i'm
prove, and when | had taken the remaining l
was 'ceU. In Iddition to the use of Discovery
/ applied solution of Iodine to tho Goitre
or thick neck, as. you advised in pamphlet
wrapping, and it entirely disappeared. Your
Discovery is certainly the most wonderful
blood medicine ever invented. I thank God
and you, from the depths of my heart, for
the great good it has dono me.
Very gratefully,
Mrs. L. CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as
blood purifiers aud liver medicines contain
either mercury, in some form, or potassium
and iodine yariously combined. Ali of these
agents have strong tendency to break down
the blood corpuscles, and debilitate and other
wise permanently injure the human system,
and should therefore be discarded. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, on the
other hand, being composed of the fluid ex>
tracts of native plants, barks and roots, will
in no case produce injury, its effects being
strengthening and curative only. Sarsaparilla,
which used to enjoy quite reputation as a
blood purifier: is remedy of thirty years ago,
and may we'll give place as it is doing, to the
more positive and valuable vegetable al,
teratives which later medical investigation and
discovery has brought to light In Scrofula
or Kings Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers,
Erysipelas, Swelled neck, Goitre, Scrofulous
determinations, Indolent Inflammation, Mer-
curial affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the
Skin and Sore Eyes as in all other blood dis
eases DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
has shown its great remedial powers, curing
the most obstinate and intractable cases.
Sold by all dealers in medicines.
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Valuable Timber Land

THE under.ignea otter. for sale, privately. TVS
Valuable TrActs Of TIMBER LAND. The frss
contains
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAyING qualified on the estate Of the 1a,o
IL John w. DalgarnSall parties are requested
10 u lie prompt settlement, and creditors viii
serd in fueir accounts, other evidence OF debit
to the undersigned ft Ch0rleStOwn JefIersoi,
county, W. Va, DANIEL Il. LUCAS
STEPHEN s. DALAjARN
Executors Of John w. Dalgarn.
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Of every conceivable style, quality and price ex-
tnnt. This department deserves the special attep-
ton of those in need ofsuch goods. The stock wac
never SO large nor prices go low. The reputation
of Mr.. G. as superior buyer in this limo makes ii
ment. Suits of Foreign and Dom estic goods Made
to order and Fits guar auteed.
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y COTTON. AUCrIoNEER.

n CULTUN, AUCTION EEK.
Extra large sale Of storage Furniture. Pisnos, &c.
On Friday, April 2 at the auction IS East Thr
teentn street. Broadway, enormous amount of
new and second hand Furniture and Darpets from
storage warehouse; also large lot from IA miles
Two Pianos several Parlor suits FIR nch plate Mirrors
Chandeliers together with lOaO other articles goods
ana chattes. Catalogues early Friday morning.
n. Bales attended the residence OF families this
present season Il usual
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SALES AT lUCTIOS.

by T. VI. STACEPOLE, AUCrlONEER.
ID T. N. SfAOhPOLE co. Will sell at the late
fashion parors OF Nine DeEorest, Sos Broadway. on
Wednesday, March 81, at II A. NJ sharp, the balance OF
stock OF fine hand made Lace curtains in Patterns
Hamburg Edgings and lnsertngs, applique Lace
Shades &c, &C. Per order of Assignee.
DY JOHN A. DUNN. AUCrIONRER-wILL SELL
ID this day. AZ II O'Clock. al No. 81 Bowery stock
OF hare ware dealer relirng from hu mess consisting
of Jaws Files Chains Planes shoves large assortment
of Cutlery showcases ana everything in the hardware
line, all TO be closed INCHES. bidder without
DY ISIDORE j. SWARZKOPF AUCTIONEER-WILL
ID sell At 1913 O'Clock at l6l G. entire Furniture
and fixtures Bodstead, heather Beds, Bar Back Ear
lcehouse, &c. OF Saloon and Boarding House. Posi-.
lively III lots. Dealers invited.
CHAS. PEYSER, AUCTION EER-sELLS, THIS DAY,
~ at Oll o'clock. IS CathaIine street. the
egar store consisting Of Counters shelving. show
Moulds Cigars Leaf and Havana Tobacco, Cloex Sale,
two soda Foun aims.
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U,xECUToRis SALE OF

ENXEUUTONIS SALE OF
u Grand boulevard and
BENJAM II Z. fAIRCHILI
Thursday. April /, 1875 at
change >aiesroom. No. III Br
ad 10 ning the southeast corne
l26lh street; also iwo Lois on
west corner OF Manhattan
story ana basement frame Ho
PARTICULARS apply ut the on
Beach street BY order of
= ]
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A RESTAURANT AND BAR CLOS 10 NEW POST
~ Office, with lease. at low rent business good; can
be bought cheap sickness reason tor selling
LLOYD % Broadway.
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A WELL LOCATED, FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR
n aore. with hall ana meeting room attached, doing
good business Tor sale cheap; Friday ut auction
Apply 10 nos GAFFNkN Auctioueer, IL Centre street.
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4 FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON
N Third only store four corners: low
rent: cheap for cash owner having other business
LLOYD. 20 broadWay.
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r n HERTs SONS, AUCTIoNEERS.
Household Furniture, Carpets Mirrors, Piano, &c.
on THURSDAY. Aprii l, at 1tA O'Clock,

Comprising Parlor Chamber and Din ne Room Furni
tire rosewood Piano. velvet Brussels and ingram Car
pets; french China Dinner and Tea Sets; ailver ana
Glass Ware, Bedsteads Bureaus and Wardrobes Beds
and Bedding; Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, &c &c.
Cataiog ut sale.
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IT VI 81 N'N FVptEt
ID, Auctioneer, VIII sell on
IL O'Clock noon, at The EN-
Broadway. tour Lots on ana
Ter of Grand Boulevard and
n ami adjoining the south
! and l.7th street; one two
louise, 50x25. For maps and
flice OF the Auc tioneer, No. 9