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SPRING GOODS.

MEw STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
~ lawns, dress trimming ribbons, flowers grapes Ac-
Inn pnder,isned has opened extensive ware room
elusively for the Wholesale trade adjoining his retail stors
With harGomc took OF goods very low prices
and nyis the icbhinu trade u favor him with an earl
call. n. II. LICHIkESTEIN, 70 Bov,ry
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COAL.


(NoAL-7c0 TONS RED ASH, EGG AND STOVE SIZE
~ coal discharging for sale to dealers, and
eeen article family at the lowest possible price,
LEEDS POTTER, 142 Troy street, between Washington
and West streets.
DED AND WHITE ASH COAL-PEACH ORCHARD,
fromvhe most celebrated veins prepared carefully OF
NIL sizes including nut, Schuylkil White Ash Lehigh;
also, Cumberland and Liverpool Orrel
HENRY REEVE, IS Murray street,
Canal and Centre and and West sts
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ITO eta VERY NICE HOUSE, WEST OF BROAD
way below Beecker street. containing between twent
and thirty rooms occupied by the Furnished
hfoughont by himself with all the modern improvements
troton water bath gas &C., good tenant lease vii
DO given. b. w. RICHARDS, 37 Broadway
ITO PAlNTERs.-I WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH
me stock and fixtures e paint store and shop No
lug broadway Thirteth street, will sell wha
stock have together with the fixtures comprising
necessary to carry the painting business In
qure ON the premises.
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LEGAL NOTICES,


STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
- of OntarioJcssie c. Smith against willard c. Way
To Willard c. Way, defendantYou hereby summoned
to the complaint Of Jesse c. Smith plaintiff which
wasfed in the office Of the Clerk Ontario county New
York the 9th day Of February 1854 and copy
your on the subserieer at his office In the village
New York within twenty days after the
vice OF this summons exclusive of the day
you fail to answer said complaint hereby required
plaintiff will take judgment against you hundred
sixty dollars with thereon from the second day
Of February, 1854 besides costs
s. w. SALISBURY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
York-Jsmes Hewitt, Mortimer 0: H. Martin, and John
NJ Wisdom, against Samuel c. Crawford Summons for
money demand on contract Com not ssrl-To the de.
the complaint in this action which will be fled
OF the Clerk OF the City and County Of New York at the
City Hail. New York city, and to copy Of your
to said complaint the subscribers at our ONCE
No Nassau street the city Of New York within twenty
days after the service Of this YOU exclusive
the day Of such seryice and fail the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
four hundred and dollars and eighty 1--WE
from TIE tenth day February thousand
eight hundred and four besides the this action
The complaint in the above entitled action ON the
10th OF February instant Dated New Xork Feb Is 1884
CHAMBERLAIN PORTER Plaintids Attorneys
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CLOTHING, sc.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
ed@Ladies and gentlemen having any ofthe above art
cles TO dispose or receive fair sans
BY sending post at his residence No. Is street.
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
CAsT-OFF CLoTHING-s2oo WORTH WANTED,
~ The highest cash price will be literally given
money for large small lots of good lett on clothing
description. Address through post or call JANE
MORONEY at his second hand store No. IL Orange street
uear Chatham.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-PERSONS
~ having to dispose Of receive fair cash price
for the same or by sending post to NJ SdC0HEN 6
Elm street. N Blades attended to- by Mrs. Cohen.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIEs AND GEN.
~ tmen having to dispose Of receive the utmost
value In cash by sending to the stores IL West Broadway
place and % West Broadway letter per post COHEN
N. Blades attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
WATERPR0oF CLOTHING, &C, &C.-ENTIRELY
w new fabrics made OF Riders patent vulcauixed gutta
peroha free from unpleasant smell will not decompose and
get sticky like India rubber lighter, cheaper
beautiful and will stand all clothing
Of all kinds carriage cloths horse covers piano covers
packing and hundreds Of other arcles-a
and for sale by the North American Gutta Percha Company
luz broadway WILLIAM RIDER, President.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED-THE SARACEN, OR MATILDA
- and Malek Adhef crusade romance from the French
Madame Gotten authoress of Elizabeth tho Eles Of
Liberia. Fer sale by John Il. Perry, lS Market street.
PHILADELPHIA, and II. Marsh New York.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BRooKLYN.-wANTEDA FEW
- boarders at No. 80 President street. between Columbia
and hicks streets where they shall agreeable and
pleasant home The house Is and airy and situated
within three minutes walk Of Hamilton ferry and ten
of South ferry. Terms reasonable.
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BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND
~ wife and two single gentlemen have full or par
tial board in neat and comfortable house. moderate
terms within few minutes walk Of either Fulton Cathe
rinc Roosevelt street ferries References exchanged
Apply at l23 Sands street. Brooklyn.
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BOARD IN BR0OKLYN.--A WIDOW LADY, HAVING
- house pleasantly located, with all the modern i'm
provements within walk from the Montague
ferry would let suit Of with board gentsman
and his wife, two single gentlemen Apply 81 81 VIII
loughby street.
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ENRFNCH BOARD.-A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS
neatly furnished consisting Of handsome paror with
bedrooms adjoining will he let together separately None
but those Of she highest respectaby need apply Very
Is St. Marks place. -
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ROARD WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON
Wall or South ferries, with pleasant room by two
sa 40 re an, the comforts Of home address,
location and family. References EXCHANGED.
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ITO LET-THE LARGE AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES
known as. 1877 Broadway the store being l75 feet in
DEPTH together with the basement underneath well shifted
for sslesroom or furniture warehouse Also, the upper
part OF said premses the second we'll suited for
daguerreotypt Also to let four story building
workshops, being used cabinet makers shop with
an alley in Anthony street. Inquire at the above
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FOUR YEARS LEASE OF SOME FIFTEEN ROOMS,
"A ON . Broadway corner, at $500 yearly rent, be
I'D low by applying TO BILLING TUCKER, auctonesrs,
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COUNTRY B0ARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE PER
sons can be accommodated with first class In Cla
verack Village Columbia county three miles from the CITY
OF Hudson, and within few rods Of the railroad depo Lo
cation unsurpassed. For particular INQUIRE at $40 East
Eighteenth street. $50
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- in this city Brooklyn near Fulton or Wall street
ferrss Any private family having pleasant wen
the right kind Of party by addressing N NJ Herald ONCE
tepms ana location Best Of reference given and
CURED boarding house keepers will please answer
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-oN THE EUROPEAN
Plan at NC Broadway splendid suit Of four ave
apartments with exclusive bath we'll adapt
cd for family who wish TO live WELL and In their
house. Tho house 10 frstclnss and has all the modern i'm
provements. Please apply from till o'clock p. NJ when
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HOUSE TO LET AND THE FURNITURE FOR
sale having been In use only eight weeks and AL Of
the modern style Tho advertiser about
Europe before the LIST May would sacrifice for
Apply South Second street. williamsburg between II
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EURNlSHEDR ROOMS TO LET-IN A CENTRAL sITUA.
tion near broadway, at moderate rate in private
family No removal in May, References exchanged Ad-
dress 7. +. ". box :, 13S Post Once.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN
anu his wife from the lat Of May Mt place conve-
nient to the city, either Hudson or East rivers
dress w. IL, box lob Post Office
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RROADwAY PROPERTY TO LET OR LEAsE-NO. 7s2
BrosSx;X VIII De let 81 Leased fcr three years sS%
co. Is by 100 fee-suitable for private dwelling
business purposes Inquire the premises G. SMITH,
ton
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-rOR THE SIMMER
by family Of SIX grown persons in priyat
house. pleasantly situated within twenty miles Of the
city to railroad depot or steamboat iandnr
Address box 955 Post office with particulars.
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BOARD WANTED-IN BROOKLYN OR HOBOKEN
- the ferry gentleman and his wife, in pryvtt
family. Address J. Z. Dezeng, rs Dey street.
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~ men can be accommodated with pleasant rooms with
without partial board, in small private family rasr
broadway and Fourteenth street Please address w 70
Union square Post Office. ""o''
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RIO sTATI0NEPs AND MUSIC pr hERs.-To LET,
for gne rhear ar II derraie the fxtros only viii lie sold
vpIy room tc PHILIP J. coZENs, Iii Nassau street.
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~ steam power near Broadway Also two large rooms
fronting on Broadway suitable for manuacurn
inquire At the office Of the metallic cap mandatory 555
Pearl street.
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DART OF HOUSE TO LET-IN A PLEASANT AND
respectable neighborhood in the upper part tho city
near the terminus OF the Sixth Avenue Railroad part
and room ON the second floor and two
the third floor with closets and privilege bath
Laundry Rent $3.50 For particulars inquire at No. 80
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A rwo STORY HOUSE, WITH EIGHT RoOxs, CAR
risES house barn and three acres With fruit to
nine less TO let Rent $l60 Both places being
three half miles Port Richmond Staten Island
Inquire 1t l67 Broadway, 16.
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fToLET--To A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WITHOUT
children part Of house Thirty third sixth
Rent $40 Also two story and house
aud four lots on Dekab avenue In tho city Brooklyn
Rent $40 Also co. houses and lots vncsnt Iots In this
city. Il. n. CURRY, Xs Broadway
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E,OR SALE-A BARGAIN, IN EAsTCHEsTER WEST
II chester county fifteen minutes ride from Bronx willie
depot Harlem Railroad hour and quarter from New
York, good two story house with ten store barn
shrubbery &C. desirable fora country residence merchant
wheelwraht butcher or business whatever For
Geuars apply to the subscriber the premises by letter
post paid addressed TO him Mount Vernon Post Once
Westchester county. Terms cash. JOHN $. JACKSON.
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BOARD IN CLINTON PLACE.-AN ELEGANT SUITE
~ OF rooms with all the modern improvements
teman and his wife, for single gentlemen also for
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WANTED-IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, BY A
w small respectab family, without children three
four and basement within ten minutes walk Fulton
street ferries in Brooklyn and not further
S75 to 500 year. Please address Stephenson Herald
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RoARDING-A THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM AND
ID bedroom, furnished. suitable for eentismsn IA sa
Also room for single gentleman Apply st IS West Twen
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BOARD WANTED-FROM SATURDAY, ny A GEN
II ticman and wife. In respectable family in Brookiyu
Fulton Montague Atlantic ferries partial for
gentleman Terms about six and half week Ad
dress with particulars A. B., Brooklyn Poet Once or
box COB New York Post Once ~' y
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A BEAUTIFUL AND NEAT PARLoR AND OPFICE
n TO let the first door In house with private fam
be let paror and sleeping apartment furnished unur
Broadway.
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VxvtyTED--BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A NEATLY FUR.
w nshod b.lrocn. wish oare; location between vesey
and csr al streets Terms not ~ tyoecd 50 per week Al
dross Henry, Herald once, tvr two days.
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TNOR SALE-A PATENT SAFE, IN PERFECT ORDER
II medium fize counter twenty feet long; fine
ssAny glass cases also three large signs with eighty
urge gilt block letters To be 81 walker street.
Tor price, address w. 4. r., Herald ofiee
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UNFINISHED RoOMs.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
about removing to the vicinity Of Fourteenth street,
DESTROYS Of letting couple Of furnished gem
temen Of respectabity References exchanged Inquire
at 2l2 Sixth avenue, In the drug store.
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RROADwAY.-TO LET THE SPACIOUS STORE AND
ID large back room 5S Broadway opposite the st. Nicho
las Hotel, suitable for auction any other
spectacle business Also two barbers chairs poles and
premises
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DR0ADWAY.-TO LET-THE DESIRABLE PRO-
ID perty No 618 Broadway very suitable for millinery
Or tailoring has three fine rooms q BY 60
next door and stable In the with
four horses and carriage Apply to JAMES PRICE 200
Hudson street.
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-ON BROADWAY, COR
Hamon) house with forty large bedrooms, with paror
and Croton water q: ssss for six years
Can the premises between ~ and II A. NJ and
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BOARDING AND LODGYNG.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOM-
IA modated with board In private family IT Brooklyn
within ten minutes walk Of Fulton and Wall street ferries
Wat freet = -
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PosT OYrICE DEPARTMENT,
June a. 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying mails United States the
18th OF August 1854 the goth of 1857, following
the State of VERMONT will be the
Office Of the Post Office Department. In the city of Washington
until O'clock July 81 1884, be decided the same
day:
No 479 From Swanton, by Hggate Frankn East Franklin
and West Berkshire, Richford 80 miles and back six
times a week,
..t Leave Swanton daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Rchford same day by SPIN; ..HH
Leave Rehford daily, except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive al SwaniGG game day by S p m. 4...
For form OF PROPOSAL guarantees certificate
tlnhs embracing conditions to be Incorporated the
extent the department may deem the in
vng proposals for carrying the mats in the New England
New York, &C., dated February co. ls54 should
De marked Proposal for No 49, Vermont
I" Second Assistant Postmaster Generally
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 23-iaw4w Postmaster General.
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Salainander Safes

Salamander Safes.
fVANs & WATSON, Dc South street. Philadelphia
Il Pa ate No. 80 Dock sreet,) have uge
of their i.
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRoOF SAFES,
Eaak vaults and iro, doors for bank and stores,
PATEpT eLATE-LINED REFRiGERAToRs,
and letter copying PRESSES Fairbanks platform
and counter scajce
agency Buterwos, Detey's, Yales Jones' Halls
patent proof locks Please give call
Reference Of the many hundreds who have
safe in
Magruder, 7 street, Pennsylvania avenue, Wishing
ton, ID. G.. -. e.-.. H..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadephia,ls safes.
United States Mint, do
United Arsenal, Sin California, in Philadelphia.
Uasted States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
PehnayIsania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes
phiadephia wmnssos and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia -
Richard Norris Son, Locomotive Worfe philsdelpha
Winchester Bank, Winchester Virginia. '
Wood Foag, Pennsylvania bswecD s ana 9h
Streets Washington, o. auhorzcd receive orders
OF The above.
May G-2awiy EVANS WATSON.
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mo. 5l4,]


by the f'feHl0ehl Oh uAe uMAScu StAtos b.. .
IN pursuance flaw Franklin Pierce, President of the United
hereby declare snown ,,. public
of MINNESOTA the times herein designated to witt
A. The land e,ss At n on m0n.y s
situated within aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base line and wsst Of the fin principal meridian
Townships hundred and hundred and of
Townships hundred and and hundred and wo of
Townships hundred and two, Of
TCwnsps one hundred and one hundred wo
Townshps one, and two,
hundred and ,rss, and hundred aud four Of range nne
". one sn HUNDRED and na wo
Townships one hundred and one one hundred and one hun
% ss as: si
limits Of the following townshps,v viz;
North Of Of GtA principal meridian.
Townships hundred and hundred and hun
ed and hundred and four and one hundred and i've of
hundred and four, Of range thirteen
oss Sqnasa Sna hundred and wo and one
Township. hundred nundled and hun
S%s nan o anS 5 owe sns
Townships hundred aud four and one hundred and hve
Al hs land Sss a. sr the disposal Of the public lands
situated in lie following named townships, viz
North of the bu,f Of fourth principal meridian
Township forty, one, ofrsnse sixteen
Townships range eighteen
Islands fifteen, twenty
eight, township and townships thirty eight thirty
niue, and forty, OF range nineteen .3GG dsiQs li|
Also the following tyacs situated military
Smelling be sold under the OF the
Pcter's in the Territory Of Minnesota
August 1882 aud which subject
claims:
The four south half of section Ave. sections
eight half and southeast fractional
eleven fouen fifteen, seventeen,
for military a the
Fery and three. exclusive Of all the islands
in Mississippi river In township twcnyeis OF range twenty
three.
office commencing Monday the
eighteenth day Of September the disposal Of the public
alds In the following named townships of which the portions ua
ted within the former military Fort Smelling 10 be
s0d accordance with the provisions Of the OF 6t August
1884, herein above quoted and which subject
claims. 10 wit:
North Of Tie base line and es of The fourth principal meridian
islands the Mississippi river Of range twenty
Townships twenty eight and twenty eScu
of the islands the Mississippi of
Townships eight and nine eScu
Of the islands in the Mississippi river four
Lands appropriated for the schools military,
other purposes, triH be excluded the sales.
The offering of the lands
appointed, and will proceed the order which
ised with oil convenient DESPATCH until the whole shall have been
offered and the ssls thus closed but eac shalt be
than weeks private OF the will
be admitted until utter the expiration Of the weeks.
Given under hand, the Of Washington this third day of
june Dopin thousand eight hundred and fy four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President: t.fs-
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


ROAD COMPANY.
TO persons seeking eligible Investment of money
EEALED PROPOSALS will be received Office
18Th day OF July ie when they will be opened in the
Of the PRESIDENT the directors
Ills purchase Of
this ha issued for the Of their
road win heavy iron rails under the authority OF
LIy 1884, and of the revolutions of the stock
hoders of this company adopted the 30th May, 1854
Je principal will be payable The LIST day
lime 1875 and the three
and per annually tho lot day of June and the
of each the punctua payment OF both
principal sn interest being secured BY uuS' Oh M
road, other properly company,
enlrced any me sixty days default the payment
any OF either principal interest
No bids Than bopas l.dng
from the LIST of this onh tJune s5a that being the dateon
which they begin bear per Interest," will cord
cred -t., t
negotiable for of the purchase equal
snmen with thereon from the LIST June
1854 payable three five and months from that date will
be received As security the payment OF which
notes. one of the of bonds actually paid for will be
mined by the until all OF the said shall have been
gaid.
further information the subject which be desired will
furnished By lfe;ident OF the
BY direction of TIE gier.dants $3.50. isa
Secretary and Treasurer e + r. r. Co. i
Juue ~ go - E =
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-"r0yed city property Mt private
sale original lois g ., ,ifh slreet fran, we I'D
front south l. 100 feet and INTO nine o.
feet inches. They capable Of being subdivu.- w $3.50
Of rs feet by 100 feet.
and Massachusetts meeting on the SCUM
square delightful open space OF about 10y
prospect this most command
ngy located for its and perfect drainage while q
universally in respect o position
limits Of the city for rstcass residence or residences
From this central point all portions of HE city are Of easy access
An purchase city property
sessns undspue claims superiority does NOT often occur
- 7Tll MORSS, STANSBURK, CO.
June 24--2aw2w Corner 9Th aud Il sireeIs,
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.

pIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Estate Pennsylvania of decree Of the
circuit court for Washington county
passed William II. Laurie and others
painants James G. Hall and Lizzie Dele Laurie defend
public Tuesday
18Th day Of July next O'Clock D. piece of ground
square fronting the south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue follows: Beginning for the
point of said about 1919 feet inches from the
running thence with the line
said wewardy them leaving said
right anges souwardy about l9 inches alley about
width; them line OF said alley, 10 feet 8
nortwardy ITO feet incss the place Of begin
; thereon which consist OF
,, s, ,oscue and back building attached The
ms s s.oy oiick uWehnK-. --''a Wilards Hotel.
properly - s''uaed ailecty 9ppoe be paid in
I eIu o sh'e une-ufd Oh Me purchase
the time sne, equal payn,.
six twelve, and eighteen months ,ereaer with from
day which secured by the
of the purchasers and the title the said remain in the
trustee until the full Of the purchase and the final
ratification Of the A. AUSTIN SMITH Trustee.
s... JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
June 2l--eod Auct0necr.