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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Oscars Wew Pictorial Illustrated
Family .MagaSime,'' for April, is a
most excellent No. Besides the usual
amount of reading matter, the work is
embellished with - engravings, viz:
Portrait of Sebastian Coba:; Jardin
Botanique, Brussels; The Kinkajou;
View of the Bass Rock; Happening
the Whale in the Arctic Seas; Dangers
ofthe Whale Fishery; Popes Tree at
Binfeld Berks; Leeds Castle, Kent;
Hunting the Springbok at the Cape of
Good Hope; The Maccaroni Sellers of
Naples; The Salt Hills of Cardona, in
Catalonia; Gathering Olives. Among
the articles which are not accompanied
by illustrations, MISREPRESENTATION;
The Respiratory Tubes. Of the Skin;
Description Of Texas; Incidents in the
History of Washington; Persistency of
Family Features; Retrospection; Paris
at the present day; Presence of Mind;
Music; The Flight of Time; April;
Muscular Strength; The Pulse; Arti-
cles of Dress; The Reigr of Terror.
This useful work is published month,
ly, in N. Y, by ROBERT SEARS, at
Tao Dollars per annum; each No. con-
tains two sheets, and is embelhshed
with from ten to fifteen engravings.-
1t was established for the diffusion of
.Unseful knowledge" and most nobly
does it perform its high mission.
-eSe-
FOREIGN NEws.-The packet-ship
Yorkshire arrived at New York few
days since, by which aivices were re-
ceived from Liverpool up to March 9th.
No news of Importance was received.
The English press have assumed al
more belligerent tone, since the recep-
ton of the intelligence that Mr.. Buch-
anan promptly rejected the proposition
OF Mr.. Pakenham 10 settled the Oregon
dispute by compromise or arbitration.-I
We are told that "the relations between
England and the United States had
increased the bulk Of the dispatches
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Ewt.-Some of the coolest inhabi-
,ants" begin to think, since the late
severe frosts, that the prospect for an
abundance of fruit, has "froze out y
They say that the early fruit "froze in
the wood" AS to the correctness of
this opinion, we have not examined
the GOOD, but we should not be at all
surprised to find that some of it has
been "froze in the bud" In a few
days we will more thoroughly examine
the subject, and report the result of
our investigation in due time.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Extraordinary Defence.-The trias'
of .7lbert j. Terrell, charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Biekford, has been in
progress in Boston 70 some days
The testimony for the prosecution hav-
ing closed on Wednesday, the counsel
for the prisoner addressed the jury,
and urged upon their minds the danger
OF conviction, In a capital trial, upon
circumstantial evidence, upon which
the Government in this case mainly
relies, and read numerous cases from
the books where the prisoner tried was
found, after sentence and execution,
to be innocent. But his main ground
of defence was, that the prisoner at
the bar was subject to fits Of somncm-
6ulism from his youth, which showed
itself not only in harmless acts, but also
in those which were violent, such as at
tacks upon his wife and other individuals
while in this state. Many of these in
stances he named, and said he should
prove. That although he should not
admit the homicide here charged, yet
he firmly believed before Heaven .ha,
the prisoner at the bar was that horn
BILE night laboring under the effects of
the disease. He also urged that this
disease was connected in some degree
with insanity; that he hoped the jury
would weigh all the evidence that had.
already been produced before them,
and also that which was about to Be
offered for their consideration, before
they rendered verdict which would
subject the respondent to the awful Pc
nalty of death.
The mother and brother ofthe pris-
oner, and AND several other persons
were then called to prove the fact that
he had frequently been found in We
ry singular and unnatural state-walk-
ing about asleep, making unearthly
noises, and, after being walked up, was
wholly unconscious Of what had trans.
PRED.
Since the above was put in type We
have heard of '1irrell's acquittal BY The
Jury. In summing Up the defence for
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

A gentleman has just arrived at New
York in short passage from Havana,
who brings intelligence from Vera
Cruz to the 10th ult., reported by the
Captain of the Juniata, at Havana,
by which it appears that Paroles has
been induced to alter his tone, owing
to strong manifestations exhibited a.
gainst war with the United States,
and. that Mr.. Slidell, our Minister, had
been duly notified that the government
were ready TO consider any PROPOSE
tons he had to make on behalf of our
government, and that there existed
no doubt that the matter would be
speedily adjusted. Arista, and this
troops under his command, had pro-
nounced against Paroles and the war
party. Baltimore .4rgus. a
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Correction.-In spite of our exer-
tions TO prevent it, mistakes sometimes
escape our notice. In the question
signed S. X. NJ, published last week,
for "converse" read "conrez." And in
the enigma Of VIM. H., for "My l6
1 (which Greek and Jew would read
alike" read "my l61 1872 &c. And
in M. C.'s question, published week
before last, for "1Sth meridian" read
"Slst meridian"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

aG We stated last week that, as
soon as we could do so, we would pro-
cure a font Of Mathematical characters.
Arrangements have been made to get
them, and we expect to receive them
in about three weeks. We see very
plainly tina. we cannot do without
them. We would therefore ask the
indulgence of our young friends who
have sent in answers to questions re-
cently-published, containing characters
which cannot be intelligibly represen-
ted by common type.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Hon. J. Mcdowell will accept our
thanks for copy of the Report from
ssthe committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, to whom was referred a
letter from the Postmaster General ,rela-
tive to the transportation of the mails
between this and foreign countries"
and with especial reference "to the es-
Establishment of an Atlantic line of
Steamers. This is an interesting
document, and we intend to lay it be-
fore our readers next week.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY BILL
passed the House of Representatives
on Thursday last. As ourreaders may
have desireto see the Vote on its pas
sage, we subjoin, the ayes and noes, as
we find them in the Union:
YEAS-Messrs. Stephen Adams
Anderson, Atkinson, Bayly, Bedinger.
Benton, Biggs, James Black. James
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-09

Graim.-The crops Of small gain in
this region, generally, are promising
but the severe frosts which have fallen
for several successive nights, together
with the dryness of the weather, have
operated somewhat against some of
our farmers.
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The Erie Railroad.

NEw-foRK- April 9Th. ltfo.
Horace GREELEY Esq-In this mornings Tribune In
an article The Erie Railroad, you evince great de-
,ire 10 obge our own folks in Sullivan CO. doubt
M, your sincerity and therefore asks Of you TO correct
the erroneous impressions your remarks are calculated
70 give As 70 the question between our own folks In
Sullivan CO.. and the Railroad Co. they Go not ask them
to 90 TO Monticello they locate through the Co.
according TO the intentions OF tie Legislature In granting
the original charter and for carrying out they re-
ceived sc large bonus. Furthermore they say II you
do no, obtain as favorable grade through Sullivan Co as
YOU now have in Rockland and Orange and as you can
obtain through Delaware Broome, and the three most
Western counties be determined By three disiterest
ed Commissioners then withdraw al opposition
This they reject because their surveys show TO be
fact hi the grade through Sullivan Co Is more
than either OF Does not this eaectusy
reute the assertion of the Engineers and officers OF TIE
road thai, will cost $50 900 per annum Tor motive power
more than the Delaware (nness they intend 10
contne to the Monticello route which no one thinks
Of when they have the steep hills before and De-
mind them that route
ONCE ONE OF Our own FOLKS IN SULLIVAN Co
Nor, Siocshoider IN ". z.
EsI If 'One OF our own folks il Sullivan con-
tends that the steep grades in Rockand, Delaware,
Broome and Orange, were encountered tchen they
might hare been aroided, then his argument is good
otherwise we can't think il so. But all we ask is
that the Road shall be built and that its friends shall
not insist on kindly killing it. Ed
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~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Northumberland. Griswold from LONDON
and Portsmouth. March g. of Scilly 18th. The
Switzerland, Knight arr hence the 9th.
Bremen bark John II Adair, Rrimer Rio Jaheiro. Feb
ID coffee TO Oelrich & Kruger 4l24 bags coffee and 80
tons rose wood TO T Picxcrsgill.
Brig Emily Perkins. (of Warren, Me) Wells, le DIS FIN
Guayams PR IL casks molasses, to + g Thurston.-
Left 18th bark Den Juan ldg for Maven briggs Chief
for NYork 1T April Madrid. id days; Ponce, wig fet;
Judson ldg for NYork; Cyclops just arr I'm windward;
Watson Duckray, wig frgt: Neuvtas for Maven next
day; bark Susan w Lind, Curtis, for do next day.
Brig Monserrat, Gray, l3 DIS from Aquadilla PR 2l5
hhds sugar 20 do molssses to 5 w Lewis. Left schr
Atlantic, of Proyincetown, the only American vessel.
Br brig Albion Roberts, "a DIS I'm Turks Island, 1000
bushels salt TO c 5 Rowland.
Brig Susan (of Bostonl Foster Is DIS from Mayaguez,
PR sugar aud molasses. to master.
Brig Eliza Lockwood. - ds I'm ST Crox. days from
Hampton Roads so puncheons rum, 100 hhds sugar 20
do moiasses b De Forrest 81 Co.
iric John Hill Pierce, days from Guyana, PR, via
Hampton Roads sugar and moasses, 20 F G Thurston.
Schr John Bell jenkins. DIS I'm Georgetown, -four 10
Holt & Co.
Schr VIM Penn Rsynor and Charity Rsynor fln Viz
ginis. So hours. oysters, bound to Bridgeport, CT
Schr Fairfield. Rodgers ds I'm Georgetown four, to
Hitchcock Marsh
Schr Wyoming, Williams, 3 ds I'm Georgetown, hour,
to Holt & Co.
Br schr Pictou and Boston Packet Bremen, ds from
Archat. 40 IONS plaster. 10 master.
BELoW-Brig John HiI and brigs Ia the ofing.
SAILED.
Ships Shakespeare NOrleans; Persia, New Orleans.
Briggs Belle, Halifax Ms; Gauges Norleans and others
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There has been a fair buiress
doing to-day a, 37i as 40; for Genesee The INJURY
for shipmen, continues and 1000 barrels Genesee
taken III 81 In Southern we note sales 300 barrels
Georgetown AZ l2t. mixed brands-3Q0 bbls Frasr-
icksba re co. and 300 Sbs Howard-st. Sne, At IL
Nearly all the Corn Meal in arke, has been picked lp
and sales 1000 bbls l2i as IS. Export frn
lst to 9Th April, ls 029 bbls Wheat Flour.
GRAIN-In Wheat we hear of no sales of mpe-
lance. Several negotiations going for parcels II
Corn we note sales 1900 bushels Indiana Csc f
the East About 1000 bushels Rye sold a. 74675c whc.
is lower. In Oats note sale of 5000 bushels Cana
for foreign shipment 46i deFd Export from Is
10 7th April 1850 bushels Corn; 81, 9i do Wheat; II,
SOS do Rye; Barley, none
HEMP-Sale. of 100 bales Hacked dew.rottsd Amer
lean AZ Su50Sl25 and so do Mznils sl42 SO,
HIDES-sales of 400 Dry Sailed Mobile at 81 cents
cash. 500 Western Butno, in hair. supposed and 81
bales Green Sailed Calcutta Cow eGs lbs. s50lls css
6rnoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

wJ. C. Booth s. Co. Cash Diapers and Tsilors
1877 Broadway, are Offering stronger Inducements 10 me
public than any house The trade Their Spring stock
OF goods has been selected by experienced Agents. both in
London and Paris and for beauty and extent Of variety
unequalet.
The growing reputation OF s establishment Is fast doing
sway with tie pepdce thai hiss so long existed snong The
exclusively fashionable sgaps, the cash system they begin
TO know and appreciate The fact Tia; under the maeea In
hueuce Of Csa garments produced only n 10 = per
cheaper bu, that hey sciuay possess greater ease
and elegance much independent graceful style than
has ever been attained under the credit system
The subscribers would respectfully invite citizens and
strangers visiting The city who have not already
their establishment call and examine the style OF her
arnen md themselves Of tho faets a. shove stat
| !. a. isd
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" The Newark Advertiser of yesterday says :;
Tho Somcrve Railroad has not gone the hands of
Boston Company reported IN some OF the papers
IL held the contrary by Mr. Stearns the purchaser
the late public sale though is probable that con-
pany of our own citizens chiefly may be associated with
him in the con.emp plated thorough improvements. a
new track is TO be laid with the Trail The road rin
probably at very remote period be continued 10 'e
Delaware opposite Easton, Pa.
~ DAVID TIcHENoR a veteran of the Revoiu-
ton and brother of the late Isaac Tichenor formerly
Governor Of ernonr, died at his residence IN newark
N j. yesterday morning in the Ssh year OF ns age
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u'HE SOUTHERN MAIL.

GREAT Britain AND MExIco.-We learn, says
che National Intelligence. that the British Ambassador
Mexico few weeks since wrote TO the British naval
commander on thar station that he found difficulty In
convincing the Mexcans opposed to the United states
tia, Great Britain would cooperate with them against
us In case of war. They affected to believe aud sought
to perauade the popuace that Great Britain vi" aid Mex
co TIE British Mnit.er unequreediis stated thci sueA
hopes Kill be realized aud fAai Great Bratn ''aA re-
main nsutreL So we are informed.
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nInrAets-Cargil!y Rsportsdfo for III Tribune.
WrnSrsnr Anil :

WEDNESDAY, AprE :.
ASHES-The marke, Is s,il quiet for POI, We quote
s7l03 "a. The sale of 800 bols reportd yesterday
should have been 80 bbls The biographical
Sales $50 bbls Pearls al a564 IS Exporirom lst to
18th April los bbls Pots 81 do Pearls
BEESWAX-Ssles have been made of 800 lbs West
ern Yellow AT 294c, cash.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been onfned TO
the purchases of few manufacturers for Immediate
wants. The market Is quiet al parties waiting anxious
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For Toe Tribune.

For Toe Tribune.
~ Notice TO the Public.-In consequence OF para,
graph having lately appeared The Tribune, and several
Western papers, red-ctng on the coDduct 70
arriving here Of ffu s.y-d Jas. Roach Co believe oil
Albany engaged in forwarding from ms 20 ne
Vest several persons have inquired Of me- as the
partner of he arm Of ROCHE BRoTHEks Co. Whistler or
not said Jas Roach Co. have any connection WIN IA
therefore feel il my duty notice tie pubic ihaE We nave
never had any connection whatever wiki thsi nm al
hitherto we have been engaged IN orwafdng pss
snse,s from this 10 The West thai Jas D. Roche and Ed
ward Roche Jr OF Liverpool tas dormant partners 81
our a sndiha RocSe. Brothers Co. are in no way re-
.pph.rr,ner EDWD. ROCHE, Senr.
sole acting ami conducting p.rin-f OF hrn OF
40 De- Roche Broihers K Co is FulIon-sl N. y
e American Institute "A stated meeting o. ,s,s
In1u,e will be neld a. Hepo.iory In tns PARK u's
Thursd syl evening April ah h7t O'clock PuneInsi al
eodscce is requested the yearly repors VIII be sud-
ted MEIoo, heS- SCI j. -
r. A Man should've go longer than from Two
10 Inree farrhest WITHOUT paying bill oe nria-
BILE cuier Of hair and WhsAeTs al No 10 asssa1sl,
visit, him DO The trimming aeaty ana
systematically, Indeed general clipping i.
The prolonging Of healthy AID vgosou, ha TY MN u
No. Is Nsssau-sI
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AmnsxmGRIs.

CARD.-The Hutchinson EsmlIy.-The Homo
"A Brsnen OF The Hutchiasoa Family bog leave respect
uy to announce to citizens Of BrooAyn TIA. they VIII
give their secood performance In ihst Guy % Ihuaay
final .ysn,uy al ohic Hail AiamssI commencing 10
s. Tickets cents be mad Of tho Brooklyn Mase Stores
and Saxlou Mles. NeW.fork. u
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BIRTH.
BIRTH.
Mrs. JAMES CrTHELL, OF 4 daughter, 9Th instant

DIED:
On Tuesday the 7th inst, GEORGE PARDON, aged
IA years.
His friends and those OF his Robert and George
and sons.inaw John Mullen and John S. Trmnins are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from MS at
RESIDENCE No &c Second ST. on Thursday afternoon, the
oh inst at 3 o'clock.
suddenly, on Tuesday evening 7th inst. ALEAAN-
DER KEvAN, in the 40th year of hs age
His friends and those Of his father. William kevan.
and of his broher-inaw VIM p Miller and Thomas
Fraser are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Qhursday) afternoon O'clock from the house OF his
father No. 60i Broadway.
Oh Wednesday morning of CONCLUSIONS, THOMAS
EDWIN infant son of VIM. and Sarah Jones, aged ak
months aud ten days.
The friends of the family and the members Of Jeher.
son Division No ]. 8. of T. and Jefferson Temple OF
Honor are respectfully invited attend his funeral this
AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock P NJ from No 80 Hester-st
In Brooklyn sth inst EDWARD PURCELL aseo 80
years months.
His friends and those OF his family, respectfully in,
vted to attend his funeral Friday the 10Th inst az
O'Clock from his late residence in Bridge-st near Myr-
tleavenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

ES BEACH vAsDERPooL, ESQ. has been nomi
mated by the Wings Of Newark, n. j., as their can
didate for Mayor. JOIN OGDEN has also been nom
mated for the Office Of Recorder, and GEORGE NJ.
SrrscER for citx Clerk
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GENERAL No1ires.
G. B. ROLLINS, Aucrion-er.

q. B. ROLLINS, AucloneeF.
Assgue-'s Sale of Oil Paintings.
u The Gallery of Paintings. nIurbe statuary. rare
epgravings &c know for many in his city as Clarks
Gallery embracing many valuable originals bv the old mas
ters and deservedy esteemed hrou2 the Uoed SAFES
will be sold ~ auction and without reserve next
DAY 18TH and FRIDAY 7th lf April AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
for h- benefit Of the creditors lh- Gallery in The Granite
Buildings Isl Broad where they now open for in
tpectiou Ambulance free The collection IT, without
ceplon the ard valuable ever offered IN this
corntry. II GEO objects OF vlriu among
which will be found collection OF very rsre engravngs
only 10 this Also. collection OF over
0appressioos Of medals consisting OF complete set OF
Corover. Also all tho most celebrated great n
&c &c Also lbe mouds for casting the same Also sew
era pieces of scupure embracing superb figure Of the
Pomona Venus By Sir Thomas Wsdstein and several
Die buss antique OF antique verd antique agate
lc &C. Among the paintings will be found three magnificent
Salvador Rosa the Birth OF Christ By Titan
Christ Growing ST. Theresa, Murllo; the Virgin The In
ST. john by Guido two superb battle pieces, by
Borgognope The Marriage OF Esau by C. Corrado The
Chasie Susapnah, Pis2ore marine scene, By Tempssa
Romaro: the Downfall OF s. Paul. and the triumph OF D.
vid bv Maiieo RoeIi &c &c All he above of srge
size, most splendid gallery pc,u1es- az Ills ThSMTu
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DIu6cI1Io1I' VI ''10 'HT01o VI IN P0''' D'e N - "
Custom House New Creans for the three past years:

Uranu tOtHI TOT turee !eHI' 49,
will be that the total Exports OF le44 exceed
those of lsi5 the OF s63lo1. This results from
the fact that the navigation of th.ineror rivers was OBJ
srructed by the low waters lie during soma three
months of the latter year while nl44 there scarce
ly any interruption to the intercourse with the markets
of the West.
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We have had some rain this evening after bright
and beautiful morning Rain might have been OK
pected after the thunderstorm today in the Senate
RICHELIEU.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the ship Northumberland, from LondonmWm Tay-
lor Elizabeth Taylor. Amen. Emma and Mrs Iaylor
Ednd Hancock. Barbara Hancock. John Gossill. E NJ
Gapsl. John B Gapsil Anthony Hope Jane Hope
Higgins Sarah Higgins, Geo Potter, John Harooltle,
VIM s Ware James Palmer Charles Coxhesd. Geo
Backen Elizabeth Backen Hugh Stewart VIM Taft Jno
Quincy, William Gilbert John and Louisa Almutt-64
steersge.
In he bark John II Adair from Rio Jdnsiro-Cspt
Pollock and lady; Capt Winters.
In the brig Eti:a from 81 Croiz-Mr and Mrs Prator,
Mr. and Mrs Misses and Master Poak. Mr.. Nicholson,
Auchenleck C Kelley, Graydon, Walker and Pratt
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED In the lower par, OF Tho city.
bouse wnerv ,ho can have room her.eG Aso. board.
without, lodging. for Two gentlemen. Address x
Tribune otce stating location sn6 sfus, which nus Do
rpa.pr.hts ~ y
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Peueral Notilrs.

re- New-York Weekly Mirror.-No | OF the
New Volume OF ils worE cobInepe.s OF Saturday n.1t
IL will conl.in the OF al O2i Novel Of
preat interest entitled School fer Young Wldo"l Inc
nrics OF the paper reduced 10 The following raiss;
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0, SIT '''"''N A''' saxroT L HUNTINGTON.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
NO. LxXxvlII-Msnch lsi Sr this day published
Social Moral and otrlectual Condition OF the Army
II. HhIorcal Romsnce-The Foster Brother, and White
hall.
III The Medical Police Of the United Kingdom.
~. Lite of Dalton.
v. Registration of Landed Property.
vi. Affairs of New Zealand.
VII. Abolition Of Prot-cuon-stste of Parties.
VIII Critical and Miscellaneou. Notices.
Subscriptions received and single Nos Sold by
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COUNTY tAPS-A new supply Of cSan.y Map, I. OF
" the State OF New. York; also the New Stse Az
las-jusi received. and for sale by J. DlSTURNELL,
"a st- 1902 Broadway.
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BY 46 Il aide and q Il on De other. .lJUU
Lot Goerck, adjoining Sd ST. ls! By eet...-. 975
do DO do do do ..--... $50
do do do do do 1900. $50
Lot corner Of Third and Goerck SITS 10 bet front on
latter 100 feet on former. and runninsin the rear
of the three lots above, as TO make;he dimen.
sions exclusive of the passage way by COT #
with the foundry thereon .-... .a4oo