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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-18
A GREAT LEGAL REFORM DE.
MANDED.
Will the Legislature Respond to the De
~ mand2

At special meeting of the Association OF
the Bar of New Orleans" held Saturday last,
the whole subject Of clerks and sheriff. fees
was elaborately discussed. 4 committee Of
lawyers appointed for that purpose at . pre-
vious meeting of the association had, in the
interim, attentively considered the subject,
and through Nh. Benedict, one of the COM
mittee, reported to tho association the result
of their labors. After being carefully can
vassed the report Of the committee was
unanimously adopted by the association. 1t
was then put into the form Of legislative
act, and placed in the hands of the Judiciary
Committee Of the Lower House, for the con-
sideration Of the Legislature.
This bill embraces three features Of pfacti-
cal reform, which must commend it to the
favor Of all who desire to see the price Of
justice brought within reasonable limits.
I. 1t largely reduces the fees Of the clerks
q nd the sherifs.
g. It abolishes the present cumbrous, de-
tailed and complicated fee bill, and sums up
all the items of legitimate charges in such
brief, clear and compendious provisions that
the most ignorant litigant can detect at .
glance any instance of overcharge.
8. It surrounds the collection Of their fees
with such severe sanctions, that it would be q
very reckless clerk or sheriff, indeed, who
should attempt to exact anything more than
the law permits. Those officers are com.
PEELED to make q formal affidavit to the cor
rectness of each bill Of costs they present,
and the slightest excess in any single item Of
bill forfeits the entire bill, and subjects
them to prosecution for perjury.
The foregoing are some of the salient fea-
lures of the bill, which has received the unan.
imous sanction of the Association of the New
Orleans Bar, and which, through Q special
committee, they are now urging the Lsgisla-
ture to adopt The bar are cordially sup
ported in their efforts by the public at large,
aud We trust that every newspaper in this
city will lend them hearty cooperation.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-18

When can lamp be said 10 be In bed
temper? When it Is put ont.
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DIED.
NICHOLS-In New Orleans. on Tuesday, February
IS 1876 at 1870 p. NJ Of scarlet fever Henry Edgar
Nichols, youngest child of VIM. Nichols and Austine
JOlls.
Remains taken to St. Louis for interment.
"Ah! have watched thee with jealous care,
And waited thy name on the wings of prayee;
Have listened to thy tones with earnest joy.
And earessed thy form. my angel boy.
Heaven wills it. rise this test alb we
With the faith and trust Of . mothers love-"
HALL-On Friday, Feb II. at 4 exandria Ia,
Mary Hynson daughter of the late R. C. Hyn-
ON, of that city, and fe Of Hoo. G. L. Hall, of
New Orleans.
The remains Of the deceased were inferred at the
family burying ground, on Kent Plantation, on Sat-
urday Feb, L.
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Gen. Robert E. Lee wrote in 1867: II be-
Msvs every one who Is investigated the
affection of the Fedef0 prisoners is Of the
opinion that they were incident to their con-
diion y prisonees Of var. and to the dis
dressed state Of the whole Southern country.
and I fear they were fully shared by the Con.
tederate prisoners in Federal prisons"
The Liverpool Post comments at length
upon the American note to Spain, but with.
out committing itself to any decided utter
anoe. beyond the remark that there is hardly
any doubt that at the present moment nothing
+ less desired BY the majority Of the Ameri-
San people than the annexation Of Cuba. The
Post concludes, therefore. that the course Of
America win not be prompted by oovetous-
2UUs sf As4s a
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conflict which must be carried to the bitter
end, or it would prove miserable fasco. It
is not easy to foresee the consequences of such
conflict in the present state Of public
feeling, but they would be likely to be of
nature to be deplored by all good men.
Delighted as we would be to see Gov. Kel-
logg deposed from the Office which he has no
more legal right to hold than any other citi-
zen of Illinois, and, however much he de-
serves to be impeached for crimes against the
State, yet, under existing circumstances, we
think it would be vain and impolitic to at
tempt it and the undertaking would prove
more injurious to the cause Of our redemption
than for us to stretch our patience.
We have never been substantially benefited
by popular outbreaks, (the memorable and
ever glorious Fourteenth of September alone
excepted, which broke the power Of the stand
ing army of the State, and made the whole
country pause to listen to our wrones)
on the contrary, they have in the end proved
disastrous, and permanently injured this city
and the State at large. We are about entering
upon political campaign in which it will be
next to impossible to avoid more or less of
popular excitement
We ought to entar upon it with cool heads,
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, OocuIise,
Observation-Disclosures STREET..--......--.lI
Orleans Iahrnary.
ONCE houra from 10 to 81.
Notice.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR SHIRTS.
Mr. J. H. MARLEY, of Messrs. Marley Cook
e. Co., Newark, being at present in the city with
NEW AND ELEGANT sHIRTINGs,
9 prepared to take Measures for the same. He can
be fonnd during the day at
B. T. WASHES,
No. ITO Canal street. near St. Charles.
FIJI ct 2dp
Southern States Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition.
OFFICE OF THE GENL SUPERINTENDENT,
No. 80 Camp street,
New Orleans, February IL, 1876. }
Special Notices to Exhibitors Of
Machinery.
The new roadway is now completed and Exhibit
ors of Machinery can place their entries in position
at once.
All heavy loaded wagons will enter at the Savage
Street Gate.
No gods win be received at the Fair Grounds
until entries have been completed at the City Office
No. 80 Camp street. SAM'L MULLEN,
F13 lot General Superintendent.
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HOUSE.
FIFTEENTH DAY.

NJ co,. .. FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Prave,
Dy heV. Mr. Jagers. Present, lOI. absent
10. Leaves of absence were granted MeSsrS
Meade, Riley, Rogers, Sykes. Nichols NJ
! Dabney iA'' anu
by Mr.. Powell: Resolved, That for tbo
purpose OF reducing the expenses of the
oIate government, the Committee of Fees
| ana Salaries shall ascertain and renort ,vbot
number of clerks and EMPLOYEES are neoa""
sarv TO perform the duties reouired in Tho
! olllceS or Auditor, State Treasurer Sacro0
e'l oi state, superintendent of Public In
struetion, or other Stateofficers. Resolved
h tier' mat the Committee also inuuire
what number of EMPLOYEES is nececso11'' -
the Office OF the LiQuidatino Ievee Co."
missioner, and what amount of money hoe
oeen received by said Commissioner IN FL
exchange of large levee bonds for small
T TheS' ana what has become of the same
~ Committee TO report by bill or other
We as early as practicable. Adopted
Mr.. Nelson's resolution, introdnced VOC
o ael51ay' limiting speeches to ten minutes
anu one Iime on any subject, and five min
uIeS TO the introducer to close the dehata
tin nr oPlght: 10 amend, except on the
adopted S0nefai nature;
Mr, Leigh moved to refer: tabled. and
vi" M ieSolulion, as amended, was adopted
ne committee to investigate charoac
'Snans 81 Lleut'.Gov. Davis were granted
ea n 70 sit during sessions
Inc bill to enable the Boards of S,rou,.;
'ors to correct assessment ro1Ie - % 1o GleINt-
'ead the second time =" as
:, MI Mr. reynolds offered an amendmo,+
Nh Nh was tabled, ana the Dill was naSSed' :
,rasantatio' rom committee, reported the
Ne fensalIoh OF three bills to the Governor
Mr. MeNair, chairman, reported tbat n tlor'
IN u, DIS nave been engrossed
80, iial per, chafrmany reported : r RI r
secS' |, Z s. 4, 6 and of the District i
lin!luS law, with the recommendation N
lat IL 90 pass, and the bill passed +
Mr.. Splght gave notice of a morton 70 - !
'Rn u.s. the vote on the passage of the hin h
80, v = OF ltawamba, chairman. re- Il
?lteo >. b. reducing the salary of the Co.. :
no,',n OF immigration to 500, with the
,SSa n'ieiioation that it do pass, and the Hill
Mr. Reynolds. chairman rooo, G
{ pm to amend the act establiShin ca
'aon ices OF Circuit Clerks, Justices of ths re
~, etc: with the recommendation tbat Gl'
ne reynolds moved to indefinitely post az a.
mint. vs. anu moved 20 re- CO
am5 ~ Powell and Stands opposed the 1el
r ana the bill was indefinitely nostno,ad.
II; reynolds, chairman, reported The b;n me
blll passed. ana by
1T, Lester, chairman ranortoa n AM
cal the act EXTENDING flo !. en,,o one oiiI 10 TIE
VI west i'oint; also to give Justica e'1. af wa
.ra eace Jurisdiction to the Mayors 81
n a1 and Olive Branch, DeSoto CONF vi =
,e drso SO 20 amend Incorporating acts of for
To Incorporates fha ba.pt,. Lee county; and
Vis Bishop q O.. also mug nj mouse of the
Fter of Bolton. Kinds 60 amend the etc.
that thor, AZ with the r0at
"s'e taken up separately and passed .ie S C;s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-25
JOINT RESOLuTIox

IS RMe ;"' by tie Legislature of the Stat,
OF Mississippi: That whereas, tb ,ore 0Ia I
Vis ore G fan two thousand copies of the Re-
there Goue oi ~ IN the archives for which
whereas, 1t would be of oraat oa,
20 each mem Der ofthe Legislature to 1I haSe
q copy OF the aforesaid Code to aid in ny az
patching business, therefore '''' III us
st Be 1t Resoived by the Legislature Of tho
State be and is that the Secretary OF
one desk of each member of the f re- pace on
end ~ 81 ., 'ne Revised Code and that at fire
cnu Oh inc present session each mem ba ar Tue
the Office e Of same the shall return the same to
e Cd n mem Der of this body receivin@ ana
State to Uoae snail receipt to the Secretarv ~
.c cfo frne further That this resolution +.,
'".'' from ana after its passage. ''0'i take
approved January 18th, 1876.
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An Act to confer upon the cbairmor
mlttees power to administer oatbs,
other purposes.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by fine I
ture OF the State of Missis,jDnj n
chairman or acting chairman of ANY,
mlttee of the Senate or House Of Rem
tatiyes ofthe State of Mississippi !,
chairman or acting chairman d
JOINT committee of said Sers
house of Representatives. be AM
hereby empowered to adminisier
or affirmation to witnesses i'm any d
halter under examination before;sa
mlttees, and every person who Shall Il
~ ~ and corruptly swear, testify Or 4
FALSELY before such committee. Shall \
ple 10 the pains, penalties, and dig
" wv
SEc. 2. Be it further enacted, That
take eHect from and after its pass3g,
Approved January 18th, 1876.
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'hNATE-FIFTEENTHDAy

Mr.. President :, FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1876.
sent, 5. S'ohe In the chair, All
duction OF a bill save notice of the intro
amend sest for Chairman reported the b,,
COMPUTING in, 50. Code OF 1871. relating - -
tion that + do ntepest, with the eeommeGda %
m Mr. Graham. ehai.,
r Mo1se bin to authorize ma reported the
edness Of aseertan the outstandin o. super
duce the eo ne,r counties; Senate BIN, Ih y,
age Senate biz 70 their pass
9aSd ofthe act to r rePesi sections l,
ap ne
''Of''y report that They'd they do m not eh. 3
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Foote: to amend BY adding Noshoba, At
tala jefferson, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Perry,
Pearl, Marion and Green; and the bill was
re-committed. The bill in relation TO JUS
tees of the Peace was indefinitely post
poned.
The bill to amend Sec. 1859, Code of 1871
was taken up and several amendments Of
fered, pending the consideration of which
the hour for the special order arrived
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill to regulate the Public Printing
aud to prescribe the duties and pay of the
Public Printer came up.
Mr.. Carriers amendment allowing $500
instead of $500 per page for 5000 copies of
the laws. was adopted.
Mr.. Barry moved TO reconsider the vote !;
carried.
Mr. Allen offered as substitute for the
amendment, the following: For two thou
sand copies thereof the sum Of SO so per
page for the whole number of pages in one
volume, and for an additional one thousand
copies, 81 90 per page, to be paid for on de-
livery as now required by law. Adopted.
mr.. Graham moved TO table the substi-
tute. Carried.
Mr.. Sims moved to amend after the
words 'shall not publish the Cons titution
OF the State or of the United States" 'spro-
yided that such amendments to the Consti-
tuition OF the State as may be adopted from
time to time, shall also be published in such
printed laws" Adopted.
Mr.. Barry offered a substitute for the
second section: Providing for the publica-
ton OF one thousand copies of the Journals
at 81 20 per page, the manner and style of
printing and directing how they shall be
Mr.. Johnston opposed.
Messrs. Barry and Sims favored.
Pending the consideration the Senate adj
ourned,
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate in executive session has con-
lrmed the following County Superintend- |
'nts of Education: David Carr. AttaIa |
county, and w. I. Brook, Benton county.
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Boards 20 Of Sse aggar1; Advertising by the

AN R hor to Regulate Advertising bv a.
boards of Supervisors of this Spy ty the
t, oEcTtoN l. Be it enacted nv tho -
lure lure OF the State of Mississ s;,e iegI Is,
v Iiaeai'er when the Boards IF ihat
advert;sa Tue s several counties in This Stet
rens;, Tor proposals for the ,i state
of nnbl ~ oridges, for the erection ~ OF
worll n buildings, and for any Other n updir
insertad contract, that the notice tb puollc
tain Gu !. any newspaper, shall on 1ii,eaeof,
arc ot q urief statement that sncb my con-
not; onered TO the lowest bidder oontracts
three 40 De inserted once each w ee su s
stat ee consecutive weeks; shall wee" week for
tions of vi the general plan and S,lna:e all
s suno Oh such works, and not diiu specifca-
sa;d 70 ;, ana refer all bidders to tb6Aceed one
tails. ''iiofmation as to these do
whe aur1oS q: = Be it further enacted rht
shall he ~ any such contracts are ofta', mat
file a', 4e the duty of said Rosrd are onered, it
Of th WITH the clerks thereof Us ae once to
the deta m;1ork, with full speeifics ieral plan
of said i thereof; and it shall ha us OF All
exbihi, clerks, without anv fan t he .ne duty
cations a to q, explain said plans and snasd 70
examine ~ tba al persons who may del; eci, n
the ~. g. Be it further a,ao
md fta Siiai take effect and he in fo, mat
approved January 18th, 1876.
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SENATE-SINTEENTH DAY

SATURDAY January %. 1876.
Lieut. Gov. Davis (coID in tho oho:m
Absent g. \00i| III the chair.
Co leaves OF absence were granted TO Messrs
oatchlngs and Pratt. ~ 4ieSSrS'
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
- Mr.. Taylor, chairman. renor,oa
10 amend sectional 1863. Code of 1871. n ID
- ~ provide Tor the discharge of nrisonor:
con,nr1 nto9e ana other counties, who have
ool iiluted thelr sentences by labor ~, ~
Puoic roads, etc; FL. B To allow A., oa tie
fiolial constable in Smith county. 70 Id
ni ~ Guy punish the crime of hnr1lom
"a fi iooa cars to amend section 55o fd IN
chit cior r1giatihg 10 the official bonds of CIR
t tL Jerks with the recommendatio VI III. Slr-
1pney 90 pass. In relation to Tnst"oa u t ma
&c recommending that it do nor na y. 'iie
-. barry, chairman of the snec;oI -
nrinti1' reported The probable cost u,
ion@ '' nE;n Journals, 800 copies, good nsnar
pa Ges in nma type, per page, number Of
PEI page. The above estimate - opies' y 20
t ple ana Just, and considerable ieasoha-
discharged committee was
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
All referred.
,o5 s ai ~ III Hooker: To amend section 90,
.Uue OF 1S'l, In relation to the t ooi
.auseS IN Circuit and Chancerv 'le IIlaI OF
~; 1peai Tue act amending the laws III 70
Ioh 70 the cotton weighers of MIA, !NIa- ,
lso re- 1azoo and Yalobusha con an,ion,
curt Il IN P PRO for holding the Circnii
BY by Mr.; Thompson: To am END 90 1000 Z
mans i h nS relating to liens executed boo BOO
e9ts N sni Barry: To authorize earnish !,
Mr.. Terry moved TO rec renSs; s
Il when W the anti-liquor law of H Inc vote a.
~ New Albany was passed eap =, houston a. a.
a. sa onepsd substitute to the bin MI MT ~
as adopted, and the bill passed 0iii which p
SENATE BILLS in
! Inc ne following were passed: To nron,ao
d ofb ulscnarge OF prisoners of Noxnhee W "
~, oener counties who have comm,,te Ell
eir sentences by working on nnhl;. u l uIed
=, II cart ue.lhe and punish burglary in raif 10
~ ears e 7 to amend the act amendina rail
rcu Clerks relation of to official bonds of to
As u certain counties. Mr.. ed ed
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An Act to provide for srb......

An Act to provide for s,,h......
of the people, amendmenton,n! ting IA
ton, and for other purposes - the b,
SECTION 1. Be it enacted -,
ture OF the State of MississiN1; ne l.
ever any amendment to tbpppb Tia
proposed to the people for oe9oh9a.
lection, it shall be the dntr ~ SulCoptio,
of State, at least three MAJ ~ Tie s.,
election is held, at which the So, osla
voted upon, TO send to the n nsne h
every newspaper published j. Fopfs,
copy OF the Act or ResoIutio. Aa
such amendment and a COM mn va Pm
and every such newspaper NJ VI Oh
lish the same for the threo' ''at VII
preceding such election. shah llon;,lt
sum of fifteen dollars out of the 9 e Es$
urv. '"e ctael
SECTION 2. Be it further
in voting upon any proposed a 1n"c'ed !
electors shall have written on ~
their ballots any word, prls
sufficiently descriptive of tb bs ag1
voted on to identify ihe same g VAN GIe's
NIX " Tor" II they vote for and ni'a &
against if they vote aa. Y
same. The amendment ian Tsaas
the last session, in Relation
chancery courts, shall be DESIGN.
chancery court amendment. ana Is G
ors wishing to vote for the SAM am 'ueS
written or printed on their t' w
words, "For Chancery Court Am ca
and those wishing to vote aCain ru,T u
shall have written or printed on o' Y
lots the words, " Against Chan
''iOeIl
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted IT,.
be the duty of ali registrars. c1mmt
and other persons holding anv aiass
which any amendment is pronoSe ei' y
ton, to give general notice to ~.
or their right TO vote upon the sam.
receive all legal votes upon snaI
ment, and make due return tber rn
secretary of State, within the finn
Tor making returns ofthe election ~
Inc SAID returns shall be made ~.
'ately and transmitted TO tbo
II Secretary of State, endorse
pack of the envelope CONTAINING ~
he words ELECTION returns. Con.,i
II Amendment, County of -
SECTION A. Be it further enactoa
shall be the duty of the Secretarrs =,
o lay before the Legislature. 6n,,
lfst week of the session next Sr
UGH election, certified Statempn
oteS cast tor or against any amen
roposed in the several countiqs
tate; and in addition thereto, -.
5atement of the "whole number ofs
'ho voted for the mem bers of the !.
Ire" at such election in the difIerqr
es, taking the average vote cast IN 1
eS entitled TO choose more than o..
9r or the House of Representatiye
;tual vote given for members off
ture in such counties
SECTION .. Be it further enacted
rs Act shall take effect and ht
ON and after its passage.
BY Limitation.
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approved January %. 1876.

AN All to repeal the second section Of nm
9ct entitled an Act in relation to the Pmbi;n
neVenue' approved March I'd, 1875.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Leoisra-
s cure OF The State of Mississippi, That the
Teluio section of an Act entitled an Act in
March I'd 1875, be and the same i; SpE paDo
repealed. Is hereby
DEC. = BE 1T further enacted. That this
ter its passage, nun anu al
by Limitation, Jan'y 10, 1876.
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The Senate in executive session has con-
hrmed the following County Superintend-
9nts OF Education: David Carr, Attala
county, and w. L. Brook, Benton county.
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AN Act to Reduce the Expenses Of b
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the 4
eure OF the State of Mississippi, ID
compensation shall be allowed to aDr
paper FOR publishing the daily prOee
oa this Legislature, and that this ai
ehect from and after il. passage.
approved January 1Ith, 1876.
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Joint Resolutions in relation TO Phil
FIR

JOINT Resolutions in relation to Publ
ter.
BE it Resolved by the Legislature
5tate of Mississippi, lst, That The
Iflnter be instructed to suspend all
now on hand, and to receive no fura
4ers except such as are made byta
houses OF the Legislature, respeciytI
lnd, That a committee of two onaI
VI the House, and one on the bart
senate, be appointed to examine tts
oi progress of the work now in The
OF the State Printer, and that said q
UeS report 10 the Auditor the N
W hiGh has been made with all publ
70 .he GATE of the passage of this
Approved January IS, 1876.
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AN ACT making an Ann
the Expenses of the Present fli o
SECTION l. Be it enac.ad
lature of the State of NJ oy the f,
sum sumo or one hundred thousan,Sd' lPp5 d
appropriated to defray the 'e@ssaty II
present Legislature, ont of O. en1pen.s
the State Treasury nor =, any nm.
priated. '' olherwi,s
SECTION ,, BE it further a.
after its passage. '' III force 4
Approved January 18th 1o-o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-21

AS- On all sales of Real Estate mode asssstsH
TIE Lat Or January and Iast Of Jane TIE tssesJeE
The present ysdr kare to ss paia the psgctussr.
On all saics n,ads bst,oss,s the let iast
Of tke year the tasss hars to BE- pad e tAs
IThis custom was adopted about efseen yexra aga.
by al the real estate agents in HHshmcna Aud APP
plies to Richmond and yisiEity.f
COOK, Z EAUGHT0N win sch. Ut 10A ". Rossss-
z, hold furniture, &c. u 81 ss
A. r. DUESBERRY, High Constable, z. 1i.ss
framed house on north Second stfesf. " 5s
w. GODDIN,1 p Nc, lot on the east line OF Pearl
street between Main and Carr. sss
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS 1k p. NJ, lot sos ground
ON the east side or Fourteenth street sbetwee
Main and Cary,
NJ. RATES, Az P. NJ, land near tAe city OF Rich
mond. 9 ;ggSs as r.
SQUIRE & GoDDIN,6 8 P. sI, back ground In rear
OF Mr.. Freeman, on Louisiana street.
GODDIN, WARREN 6 CO., Ok r. M, "a framed
ass store and dwelling above on TNc1ty-hith street
es between Grace and Broad.
u. THOMPSON BROWN, s r. ai.. brick daeiling
/ o.2l15 Broad street. 81;
BYERLY & POWELL. 10 a. M., hardware, table
and pocket-cuflery, sc. ~, rs
RIoHARDsoN 4 CO, s r. M., frame dragstors on
Church Hill. = s5 ,tss
ROBERT 3. LYME, 8 p. M- two brick wase- and s
eolniuission-houses No. iu9 anu IL = festtll
street.
A. r. DUEsBERRY. 10 A. NJ, lease Of store scnsh-
west corner OF Fifteenth and streets.