He has Hudson's note of Nov. 1. He is getting his colony project into shape. His contract gives him two years time to make sales out of his reservation and then the limit of his reservation will be as much more as he sold in those 2 years. He feels he must advertise extensively to push the sales. What arrangement can he make with the Ave Maria? He wants the enclosed advertisement inserted for 2 years from Jan. 7, 1882. The Disston Company will not bear any part of this expense; it will have to come out of his commission. A short advertisement for the Catholic Colony, Florida, is enclosed. Also enclosed is a printed form letter for publishers describing the Catholic Colony, how the project was started, and asking for help in advertising it to the Catholic public. It is signed by Dunne. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.