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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
D I4'' Wa'hiagt0u Street nsar Di~'tD~oiSau

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OFFEB for sAle. forlslsh. d the loves a1lnIT
~ wholesale priees, a large and well 50 -
lected assortment Last India, Meditefitr -
mean and European Drugs and Medicines,
French, ERglish and American Chemienls
Of all kinds and also an extensive vaiiely q loTh
merry. Fancy Articles, Fancy Soaps, Brinhts, nIit
and Oils, Dye StufIs I.Abels, Window Glasa Etiuun
ByonIes, Trisses, Leeches, Surgial lpstmm1iH
Druggists Glassware, Hatten,' Good, Shakeff u HlIi
and Roots, &C., together With every dItitn ~
N the stock u = pTNgHist " Physiyia9 "a r1ifaY
II. J. Co, are the propnetOfsi Wholesale lrent
for DR.. Jayne1s Famhly siediclhes Sand IN
Old Townsend's Sanaparillay n baht's and lun1flli
Pills, Davis Pain Killer, Congress Spring Eaier, ke.
&c. 'h-Nt4a Hfi glH y NJ 'iN1
I Henry Johil.on a Co, have JIntds lprh auuial
ments IN New York, Boston and PhHldelnhl : NJ
enable them 70 purchase their stoek h o. we
rates. md they are determined 10 Rive flief tuoiAl
best quality Of goods
July 2S, ts5S-4Gly. i Q fsi2 isfFea p
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

This body met iast evening at 5 clock, NATHAN
c. ELY, Esq, President, in the Chair, and quorum
of members present.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
OF Peter c. Male, Michael II. Maroney aud John
L. Amber 10 be appointed Clerks 10 the With judi
csi District. OF A. III. Tilton and others for cor
recion OF tax.
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
Appointing Daniel C.. Briggs and VIM. G. Graf
Commissioners Of Deeds.
REPORTS.
Ofthe Special Commute recently appointed on the
subject OF the Reynolds contract, agreeing TO psy
VIM. b. Reynolds the amount of the valuation Of hss
property 20 BIO conveyed TO tho City-the said valu-
alton TO be appraised by three personssnd directing
the City Inspector to make new contract for the
removal Of offa from the City, to be submitted to tho
Common Council for confirmation; which was laid On
the table and directed TO DO printed.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
In favor Of filing certain low and sunken lots in ths
Twenty-second Ward.
Adverse to the application of different parties Coz
correction Of tax. And in favor Of others.
10 favor of organizing new Hose Company In Tho
Eighteenth Ward
In favor Of altering aremen's register opposite
names Of Benjamin White, Hose Company No. 9;
Ibos. Riley, Engine No. IS; George II. Blkeman.
Engine No. l.
In favor Of organizing new company in place Of
Engine Company No. 0, lately dsbanded.
The Speciil Committee appointed TO consider the
various plans and specifications for building the New
City Hail reported concurrence with the action Of
the Board Of Councilmen In awarding the different
premiums and directing the Counsel TO the Corpora
lion 70 apply to the Legislature for act authorizing
The Common Council to appoint three commissioners
10 superintend the erection OF the New City Hail.
which was laid on the table - ordered TO be printed.
On motion Of Aid. WaKEsAs the report OF the Com
mitee Lamps and Gas 10 favor OF placing tour Sc
amps In front OF The building Of the Mercantile Lii
brary Association was taken up, and after considers
Bile debate was earned
The Board then adjourned till Thursday.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSDN.-Several petitions for relief from taxes
were presented and referred, a. were q number Of
bills. among them some for advertising.
Some small bills were ordered 10 be paid.
report was adopted in favor Of emitting tai to
certain persons named.
communication was received from the Controller,
stating that q roll Of nineteen parcels, amounting 70
s4 200 Of in the Twelfth Ward had been omitted
20 be the Supervisors also errors in footing up
OF sIl0 900 in Tenth Ward and sl0J,sl6 in Twenty
second Ward, and the valuation should have been
more, consequently, NAN stated-snd suggesting
whether or not the omission will lose lien on tho
properly. Referred. ua n
communication was received from the bos.o !"
Education with estimates for 1855. Inc caiIsn. e
penses Of The schools for the year viii oe 1870.
md bindings si,es deficiency for buildings, &C.,
will be s5l5,5so-in all s0s6 0Io. Referred ,.;
From Superintendent Of School insTaet9n, ~
mating Mary VIM az q pupil FOR me i"''''"''" "
the Blind. Filed.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
A SCHOONER ASHORE.

Correspondence Of Tie n. Y. Tribune.
FIRE ISLAND, Monday, Nov. 49, 1854.
The top. sail schooner Two Sisters, Capt Pannier,
of Havre France, from the Coast of Africa with In
dia-rubber for New-York, came on shore here last
night All well; vessel tight and nearly high and dry
THY WRECK OF THE JEwEss.-On Saturday, the
llth inst the T. s. mail steamer Jewess from Hava-
pa for New.York Captain j. Wright, got ashore on
Bricantine Beach Atlantic County, New-Jersey,
about clock A NJ, and in less than an hour blgod
The crew and all got safely on ,lore
in the ships boats and Captain Wright, with Mr.
Burton the Purser. and tive seamen, took boat TO
Atlantic City, where they arrived Just before the
starting Of the cars for Philadelphia. M. w. W:
Sbeed conductor of the train, gave the ked
mariners a free passage TO this city, and similar
kindness was extended 10 them by Mr. X. H. IroF-
bridge of the Camden and Amboy Railroad once
who forwarded them TO New-York. The JeweSs was
a: new boat, built, We believe, in Baltimore; and
was on her first trip. She left Havana for New iork
on the 4th inst and had good deal Of heavy We athsr
Oh the passage, up TO Saturday, at O'Clock A. n,
when Il blew ffesh from the eastward. Al that time
soupdpes were got in twenty four fsihoms, and the
ship wss steered n. by E, until few minutes before
SIX o clock, when she struck heavily ard remained
fast Captain Wright owned one garter OF tue ves-
sci and Rad no insurance thereon. He thinks how
ever. she was partly insured. The cargo was wortn
shout slOO coo and consisted Of sugar tobacco aud
cigars which with the vessel will, we fear, prove
total loss The Jewess had al sail set at the nme she
struck. The residents at Brigantins Beach ana AT
lsptic CITY paid every attention 10 the cree and pas
sengers who still remain at the shore. The I: -
mails were al saved lPhl. Ledger. NoE' ID
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ELECTION RETURNS.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
II The n. Y. Tribnne.

Coresp0ndence OF Inc N. T. IIIDuno
wELLsvILLE, Saturday, Nov. II, 1854
have Just finished summing up the returns from
every town this County (Aessny) which send you;
Clark 2sl6; Umanu 1885, Seymour, l7sS-givins Ull-
man only plurality CLARK OF $40 instead Of 600
ported in Tar of Thursday You will also notice
that Csrt has plurality of ESQ Seymour in this County
and As the race between the latter please set down
Alleg.uy as giving CLARK aprsetesl majority OF S'' we
,houa have given him coo, but the Know Hohlpgs have
,.,.sS poisebief here Truly yours, A. n. COLE.
I'VE thank brother Colo for the foregoing but he,
zoo, seems to have caught the hing nfec
,ion which has bewched all our Clark cypherers of
Election Returns. Why, do MT he see, from his own
figures, that it is t1l@aHn, not Clark, who has CSC
votes more than Seymour in his County and that;
Clark has but $50 over Seymour Ed
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by Tele grsph- J
LATEST,

Serea O'Clock, p. M-4he ship remains in the same
position as before reported, brosdside to the sea,
which runs mountains high and renders il impossible
for the tug boats to render any assistance The sea is
breaking over the wreck, and before dark we could
rec every available space in the rigging filed with
probably, some two hundred persons. Notices. prob
ably, than seventy-fve have already been washed
overheard and from present indications great many
more will be hurled into the before any efcctua
assistance can be rendered.
All Of the balls at the station were shot over the
chip without being able send line on board from
the shore, except in one cse, when life-boat was
inme dately sent cut to the wreck and Capt. Henry
and eight or ten others got into it, but it was Instantly
cspsizcd and turned completely over thrice. Captain
Henry and four others chung the boat and succeed
cd in reaching the shore Unfortunately, at the time
the life boat capszed the cable from the shore to the
chip gave way and there was then no remedy but to
serd to another station and procure more balls for the
purpose Of throwing another line over the wreck
and not an instant was lost in sending to the nearest
life boat station for the purpose.
The ship is perfect wreck, and there Is not the
least hope "a saving anything.
Should the heavy sea continue during the night, it
is scarcely possible that than very few Of the
passengers now on board or holding to the rigging
can be saved and it is not at all improbable that
every soul will be washed overheard before daylight
All the passengers are Dutch or German, and as
there is no one here who understands their language
we are unable to obtain from those who have reached
tie shore any information in regard to the condition
Of things on board, which, undoubtedly is bad
enough.
Captain IIenrys active and energetic in efforts to
extend relief to his suffering passengers and crew
The ship went on this morning at abou. o'clock, in
dense fog.
IA later dispatch states that the ship was settling
and at o'clock was nearly level with the sea, which
was then making clean breach over her, and it was
not thought possible that the passengers could hold
on much longer A second line had been thrown
from the shore across the deck Of the ship, but the
passengers and crew sppear to have been too much
exhausted to avail themselves Of it, and when the
last me ssenger left the OF the disaster the gen.
a opinion was that the ship must go to pieces very
speedily, and in that case probably every soul on
board would be lost.
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CT NICHOLAS SOCIETY.


Last evening meeting Of the St. Nicholas Society
hs,d =, The ST. Nicholas Hotel, about fifty or moro
meubeT, being present. FREDERICK De PErsrrH
o',r;od ,be sbair The minutes Of the last meeting
800 read by the Secretary and approved. The So
sey then went iDse the business Of the evenng-ths
election OF officers for the ensuing year. The result
v,s as sollows: President, Frederick DE Peysfer;
We Presidents, Hamilton Fish, James l. Roosevelt.
]. I. Brodhead, and GaIret Van Wagner Secretary.
Charles r. Swords; Assistant Secretary Richard T.
NosDt. Jr.; Treasurer, William h. Johnson Mana
gers W. j. Van Wagner, Cornelius Oakley, syyes-
Der L. II. Ward Augustus schen, r. Turnout; james
w. Beekman, ID. II. Hsght, John J: Cisco, Eias u
Drake. james II. Kipp, and John Ridley chsPl'ns'
Johpson; PbysciaDs, Richard 5. Kissan, N. d., ana
Edward L. Beadle, n d. Consulting Phy.ie.si;s
John c. Cbeesemsn, NJ. d.. and John Fr SlsIs
MD; Stewards, John Van Buren, Benz, ~ u.,st.
A. b. Holmes, Peter II. vandervoort, ID. n Nm, ~ ~
A. G. COthea, and d. 4. Curry. The meeting 'A'"
adjourn ed.
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r RUN IL mo-
BALTIMORE, Monday, No

BALIIaoRE, Monday, Nov. is, 1854.
The New-Orleans papers of Tuesday last are re-
ceyed They contain Galveston dates to the 9Th inst
The Austin Tina states that the Secretary Of War
baS oountermsnded the mastering OF State Rangers,
but ,be Governor bad nevertheless determined to
muster the Companies at the expense OF the United
States. .
company OF Dragons hal an encounter with
some Indians, in which they Lost seven men and ell
their horses.
Gen. Houston was organizing the "KnOw-Noth-
Sing" party throughout the State.
TIE Golre,ton Times Of the 5tb says that Major
Emory and party had left San Antonio TO enter upon
the discharge OF the duties assigned them as United
States Commissioners. The same paper remarks that
Gen Pelham, Surveyor General Of NewMexico,
passed through that city the day previous for the
field Of his operations
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ROW BETWEEN A CATHOLIC PRIEST AND
HIS CONGREGATION.

UTICA, MOnday NOV. TO, Is31
a row took place yesterday in the German Catholic
Church Of this city, growing out Of a difficulty be-
tween the priest and the St. Josephs Society, concern
ing banner. Legal measures bad been resorted to,
which bad resulted in favor Of the Society, and the
priest not relshing the decision which had been rem
oered az anst him. stated yesterday from his pulpit
that there were thieves and liars present. aud that he
could not proceed with the services Of the Church
until they left. He then withdrew when fight fol-
lowed among the coDgreg alton. -Four of the rioters
were arrested and held 10 bail.
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BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

HOME, Monday, NOV. 10, 1901.
A break occurred this afternoon in the Erie canal,
two miles west Of this place, which will interrupt nav
igation for two or three days.
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THE STEAMSHIP CAHAWBA.

EEw.ORLEArs, Thursday, Nov. Q, 1854.
The steamship Cabswba sailed from here to day
for York, via Havana, with sl4,5OO In specie,
and GOO bales Of cotton on board.
-Four Eastern mails arrived to-day.
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FRESHETS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

EAsToN, Monday, Noy. l3 1854.
A freshet has occurred in the Lehigh, the water
rising TO the extent of q feet ii is now however,
receding In the Delaware River the water has risen
feet, and il is still riiiDg.
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CoED DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI MONEY MARKET. &c.

CINCINNATI, Saturday Nov. II, l5ai.
We have no change TO notice in monetary affairs in
This city. Eastern Exchange at II per cent pe-
MUM
Considerable rain has fallen here, but not sufficient
10 raise the river.
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WESTERN BANK DIFFICULTIES.

CHICAGO, Monday, Nov -, 1854.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank of this city
closed to day.
The bills Of the NAP srsvle Bank, and the Bank of
Egin we're refused here to-day.
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ILLINOIS.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
ALTON, H., Thursday, Nov. 9, 1854.
yIIIrH DIsTRIcT.--The entire Anti-Nebraska
ticket is carried and the enemy is routed horse foot
and wire.pulers. The following arc the returns as
far as heard from
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DEFAUITING TREASURER.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. IL, ls5i.
Robert o. Simpson, the defaulting County Treas
urer, gave himself up to-day for trial The amount
of his defalcaton was paid on Saturday.
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A NEW KNOw-NOTHING PAPER.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. I3, 100.
The Warrington organ, rev know-Nothlng
paper made its first issue this
Consid cradle enterprise and talent
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Of two email precincts:

Total for the Nebraska Inquity, Including office
holders oflice-seekers and fugemen,) 6l5, and that
in the most thoroughly Democratic District in the
State VIII Judge Douglass make a note Of that
item of popular sovereignty"
For AssEMBLY-Baker and Allen have left their
opponents nowhere.
FoR STATE TREAsURER-MiOer, whoswas brought
into the field at late period of the canvass to repre-
sent the Anti-Nebrasks party, has in this District
l,762, while Moore, the Nebraska candidate, only
polls 9sS.
The canvass has been an exciting one, and Egypt
has nobly redeemed itself from the imputation of
darkness The demsgogues have learned lesson
that will probably last them some time for spirit
has been awakened in Illinois that can peither be
frightened nor bribed into silence. SIGMA
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BOARD OF CoUNCnMEN.

MOEDAf, NOV s, I5JF.
A regular meeting was held 'ni' V''Aus' ""' u"
bus NJ . G Importance was doas'
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These all the returns which have been received
Zip to the departure of this report, but have toe
total for Congress and State Treasurer with the ex
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THE WEATHER IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday Nov. 10, 1854.
The storm is apparently now over, and the weather
Is getting clear. The wind is from the north west'
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ANOTHER BANK FAILURE.

BUFFALO, Monday NOV. II IeJ4.
The Farmers Joint Stock Bank bills are not re-
deemed at the agency in this city, The Bank closed
Its doors this morning causing great excitement, as
large amount of its circulation is held here is the
general impression that NJ b. Sherwood will fully re-
deem the notes.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A card was published in The Commercial Adcert,ser
of this city this afternoon signed by persons inter-
esed in the joint stock Of the Bank saying that the
bills will be fully redeemed in real estate or other
property at fair prices.
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buwor and good feeling, the turn that things have
tskes.
We make up the following table Of votes as far as
FROM TEXAS.
coming IN.

The above are specimens OF sne re'"i"' ''''''
coming IN.
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would not permit him 10 go on, nc would wlnd up by
calling for three giOans Tor Seymour and Dad rum.
lGroaDs and laughter.
CHAuscEY sHArrER was called for but was not
present
The CgAmNAS said it ives proposed that the meet
ing should form in procession after adjournment, and
proceed to the residence OF JAS w. Barker, 10 Mon
roest All in favor OF that proposition to cay Aye"
A long and prolonged Aye greeted tho propo-
sal, ana nine cheers were given for Mr.. Barker.
Mr. SAMUEL BRowy was introduced, and sang:
when Britain first begin
To invade the rights Of mao."
The CHAIRMAN sad that before separating he had
to introduce .e speaker whom he had forgotten and
who wanted to say a few words.
The meeting showed some impotence 10 form in
procession, but at length consented 10 hear
Mr.. GEORGE o. JOINS, who made brief speech
He .cid:
NV friends, after the eloquence 20 which you have
listened tonight feel ike yawi following steam
boat yet the fate of the Arctic shows that small boats
may be useful TO large steamers occasionally, and
can render any service to the cause OF American
i'm. in my weak power, l will be found ready
Cheers Jesuitry is located in this City: tell you
il controlled the Reform Committee OF THIS City In
H. uominat;ons IA Voice" SO il did" That is
fact and by means Of the nomination 80 made our
candidate was we'll nigh beaten. will not say beat
en-. gentlemen for there is not one within sound OF
nv voice no does lot feel ard know that james W.
Barker was legally elected. ask you, then, il we
shsn not take action and demand our rights 1--WE
"rhall."l | AK you # we are % let the Sxth or
the Fourth Ward cheat US OGt Of our candidate I!
Shall We free and intelligent men, suecumb 70 this
mass OF corruption :. Cries OF No. There are
many men in the country who are honest at heart
but who are governed by superior Jesuitiea intel
Iects. Shall we submit 10 them IT, friends, we can
prove that james W. Barker has had majority Of
legal voter then let those present come here on
the Let Of January next, and make Fernando Wood
ard Bis Jesuit supporters walk their dead bodies
before let him take the Chief Magistrates seat.
Loud applause.
On motion the meeting adjourned, and forming IN
Ger Mr.. Benjamin Buchanan, az Marshal, moved in
procession through Broadway Grand ct T. st Broad
way and Rutges-st. TO the residence Of james W.
Barker in Monroe-st, whore Mr.. d. was called 'o,'
They then returned and on passing The IEiSOSt u
Zee sslu,ed US with number Of groans ai'er ""''A
they dispersed.
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LORD MAron's DAY.-The London

Y
LORD Mayors DAY.-The London
correspondent Of the Edenburgh Witness
i'm describing the customary feast in
Guildhall, says:
"Lord Aberdeen and most Of the Cab
isine, Ministers were present, Mr.. Buchan'
an, the hew American Minister, and sew
.eral Of the fure;gn dipldmatisis. Mr.
Buchanan is tall, venerable gentleman
with white hair, face long and thinl
sparkling eyes, and altogether an intel
lectual expression of countenance. lie
,conformed to the regulations which have
lately been Issued 10 American represen-
.alives in foreign countries by President
Pierce, and appeared at the dinner table
i'm plain evening dress, though everybody
else who had the smallest possible pre-
tension toa uniform displayed one: even
MIR, Edward Rule, the dissenting farmer.
and member for Cambrdgeshire, appear,
ed in the sca,Iet and silver tire Of dep
uiy-lientenant."
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE u

nN the second day of February, in the
" year 1854. at one o'clock, in the after
noon, at the door of the courtshonse, in the
town Of Kalidn, Putnam county, Ohio. will
be sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate, situate IN the town of Kalida,
P itnnm county, Ohio, as the property of
]. Perry Miller, minor, &C., to wit:-The
undivided one-iorth of In.lol number one
hundred and thirty-three (ls3), Appraised
at eight dollars. Also, the undivided one
fourth of the following Out.lots, to witt
number twenty-five, appraised at five dollars !;
sixty-one, appraised at twenty dollars; sixty.
two, appraised at twenty dollars; sixty.
three, appraised at twenty. two dollars; sixty
four, appraised at thirty-one dollars; and.
also Ont.lot plumber thirty>6ve, (except sub
division number two, three, four, FIVE. six I,
seven, and eight, of the same), appraised at
si1ty-three dollars.
Terms of Sale;--One. third cash on day Of
sale, one-thiid in six months, and the resi-
due in one year, with interest from day of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
Mortgage on the premises.
HENRY F MILLER, Guardian
of J. Perry Miller. a minor.
BY JAMES MAcKENzIr, his Atty.
January 4ih,, 1854. 665
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

InN the tlird day Of February, A. D.,
" 1854, at one O'Clock, in the afternoon,
at the door Of the tavern Of John G. Bockhold,
in the town Of Glandorf, in the County Of
Putnam, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate. at the property of
Hermann Tegemann, lunatic, to wit:
Being part Of section number seventeen
O7)jn township number one Cd north range
number seven w east, and part of the
south east fraction, beginning of the south
quarter post of said Sc ection<-thence north
thirty-hve degrees, east twenty rods@-thonce
down said stream TO the land owned by
Henry Ridenour-thence ives. sixty five rods
and fifteen link s--thence south ninety three
rods and thirteen links to the place Of be.
ginning, containing ten acres and eighty
rods And also the following, to wit BE
ing part of said section seventeen, com.
mencing on the south line Of said section on
the half section line--thence west thirty feet
thence north ninety.three roGs--thencs
enst thirty ieet--thence south ninety-three
rods to the place of beginning. And. also,
the following, being part of the aforesaid
section, and described as being piece of
land sold and conveyed by ]. Henry Felt
mann and wife to said Hermann Togemann
by their Deed executed and delivered on the
S"u 10y VI OCtopel, "a D.' 1895 coh'd'ui"s
one ard thrse-fourt's acres. moro or less.
The whole OF which said lands is appraised
at three hundred and ifly.five dsllars.
Terms of Sale:--.One-third cash on day Of
sale; one-third in six months. and the resi-
due in one year with interest from day Of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
Guardian OF Hermann Tegemun.
January 4th, A. D., 1854. 66S