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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

A MARRIED MAS SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
The New York Evening Post reports the following
curious case, recently tried in Brooklyn:
bertha BiaHmacheJ against John Il Saai, some
times caiiea J0i7 Sauer,-rhe defendant was a mar,
ried man; but representing himself to be unmarried
contracted 10 marry the plaintiff. Within a few days
of the time the marriage was to have been consum
mated She learned the fact Of his existing marriage
and an action for a breach Of promise Of marriage
was commenced To this defendant demurred, on
the ground that as he could not legally make such
promise while married, and performance of the con
tract would be Illegal by of his existing mar
riage, such an action could not he maintained.
The City Judge (tIon r. D. Culycr4 oyerrued the
demurrer, and the damages Of the plaiuihwere as
sessed by Jury at five thousand dollars, On appeal to
the General Term the decision was affirmed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
G. G. BoGEBT & CO., Agents,
Nc. u Camn street. N. O.

Gfs u BOSEtLGGls GOsg agents,
Nc. II Camp street, N. O.
Tbesuperor qualities Of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
40 extensvey and its reputation fGvoraby estab
isbed that the Agents deem necessary
any heightened description of its merits and will therefore,
only pont out of prominent properties efedfect
to seeced testimonials from parties for the part well
known in thisvicnity.
For covering Roofs either Tin Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood 1T win beonnd Invaluable the bending ahrnkingo
warpng Of upon which it used does
the Paint twenty four bonrst dries and in four
becomes a perfect Slate As FIRE and WATER PROOF
Paint viii be found superior any other and perfectpro
lection to buildings against sparks cinders, etc.
It possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE proper superior any mineral substance
now in use.
For DECKS of STEAMERS either Wood Canvas, has
rival itno only dries readily, but becomesas hard
comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF. The great body 0 Paint
which has aouhed all painters who have it, it
the bestand cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above ounde the water will be found unsurpassed
and it especially recommended decks of vessels The
tiacates annexed on this point most convincing.
ForRAILRoAD CARS, PEPOTS, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK It successfully used at the North
and proven ncacuable durability well
the protection affords aganstlens and injury the
rom the effects Of falling sparks and ciuders
For the purposes for which the Paint recommended Is
| UEEquALED and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. is INCALCULABLB, besidesbaiDg
| CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY Its
peculiar qualities general South
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by trial convinced OF superior advantages
Of the BRIEG EWATER PAINT score ofeconorny du
rab and protective properties all other mineral sub
stances
The quantity oil requiredt reduceto proper consist
eucy depends upon absorbing character the
face whch applied Great should be observed &c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

A wap remarked the other day, with very grave
coIlptenance that however prudent and yirtuous
Young widows might be, he had seen many a
Yid0W'err.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN NEW GORK.--In the
New York Times, of the 2lst we find the following
A charge Of murder has been preferred against the
notorious Bob Willis, the alleged proprietor Of the
gambling house at No. 5Sl Broadway. A servant
girl, receutlyn his employ, declares that she was
awakened ut O'Clock on the morning Of the 10Th Of
September last by the noise oecasioned by Il des-
pemte rencontre between Willis and a man in the
lower hail entry, She heard strange voice begging
for his life and distinctly recognized the voice Of
Willis in response, threatening death to the supp-
cant. in the morning she discovered the head of a
man in the cisern Around tile cstcm were marks
of blood and also in the cntIy.way where the fight
occurred, Firmly believing that murder had been
committed, she LETT the place forthwith. She had
oreBorue giving publicity to what she heard and saw
through the advice Of her friends, who told her that
she would be locked up as "A witness, and that the
would only be another fruitIess Barlcll inqui.
siti1n, and Involve her in thankless trouble,
Following her staement-unjust arrest and I'M
pris0nment at the instigatiOn of Willis, compelled
her to make the c0mplant-a warrant was issued for
the arrest Of The alleged murderer At a late hour
Tuesday evening large force of police made a
descent on Willis place arrested ten men, whom
they tonnd gambling possessed themselves of the en-.
tire gambling apparatus, and lodged The prisoners in
the station house. Willis happened to be absent
from his place ut the time but he was shortly after.
wards arrested, aud is now in custody awaiting trial
upon the grave charge preferred against him. An
examination was commenced yesterday before Justice
has employed MIR. Busted, corporation counsel.
Willis is well known as desperate and hardened
character. His arrest-neXt to The fight between the
Benicia Boy and MOrissey-is the most exciting sub
ect of conversation among the lighting men and
w1ics Of the city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

THE Force OF HABtr.-A counsellor during the
Reign of Terror sometimes fell asleep the bench.
One day, the President gathering the votes Of the
court and coming to ask his VOTE he answered start
ing out of his sleep, and not being quite awake that
his opinion was the man should be beheaded.
But the business is about meadow, SAID the
let It be moved, then replied the counsellor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

CeTtITCdfe o. TT7N. Q. Iemp71f0n.
g. g. Bogert-Dear sr: have used your BEIDGEwATER
PAINT decks of steamships having tested
value, cheerfully recommend It's the aud mo
economical paint have used. uucu uaed Tor
painting decks covered with CANVAS being durable fuperyiD
to water, and protection against fire,
Lsignedl W. G. TEMPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

4 JoKr ,FrFR DEarH.-The wife Of enc Baldwin,
of Lymipgton had sworn to " dance over his grave
their matrimonial alliance not having been satisae-
tory to either party To defeat bis WIFE BALDWIN 49,
SSrgteheI's BAY. off the Needles, Isle Of Wight
And he was so buried on the 20th Of May, 1856 as
the Iymington parochal register clearly records.
This was with vengeance a joke after DEATH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

Accompanying q Noah's ark from Germany, and
on Sale in our toyshops, is a catalogue Of the IN
mates thereof in German, French and English.
Amongst them we find :" two mces, two sheeps;R
hut best Of ALL eight men, viz, four men and four
wives. p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

VERY DEAR.-wheu you pay for your coat double
its value, why is it Ike your wife,
kaze it is very dear.
Humphv says an old bachelor, very dear, M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

II is recorded that an extraordinary surgical opere
alton was performed which killed the patient. The
doctor, at the last accounts, was doing well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

Combs.
IVORY COMBs-superane, Nos 8to l6.
:, =. Extra, =. e.
:, =. Ne Plus Gltra
UFFALO DRESSISG--Fi assortment
!. POCKET
INDIA RUBBER DEEssING-Fine assortment.
:. :. TUCK
e. -. PUFF E.
:. :. SIDE, $50 inches
=. :. POCKETj
HE'LL SIDE Great variety.
e. TUCK
E. POCKET -.
e, DRESSING COMBS.
spectucIes, Hooks, Eyes, etc.
Silver sPECFACLEs
Silver Plated Great assortment.
German siyerspeetacle CASES.
Silver Plated :.
Tin and Leather e.. ~
Swan Bill, HOOKS and EYES-all Nos
Solid Silver THIMBLEs--Nos. 8 10 TO-
Silver Plated Solid and open
White Metal
German Silver i.
common steel
Curtain DEMONSTRATIONS sizes
Boxwood RULES.
Observation-Disclosures genuine
Great variety Of makers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

A SENSATION story, Perlaaps.


The New York correspondent Of the Boston Atlas
and Bee narrates the following singular case of the
nveiglement of ayoung lady into house of illfame.
We should not like to youch for its correctness in
every particular:
The young lady most respectfully connected, was
on the street pleasant afternoon, unattended upon
shopping expedition, when she was aGcosted By q
weldFessed lady who stated she had been seized by
sudden Illness and begged to be assisted to her home,
which was but a short distance. Her air and man
uer sincere, that not doubling that she was
rendering the woman Kindness the young lady at
once acceded to request and accompanied her to
house in the vicinity of Mercer street. No sooner
however had she entered the door than she was
teized BY two men, gagged, her wrists bound and
sa6en up three flights OF stairs into room apparently
well furnished. Here she was kept close prisoner
until about o'clock in the afternoon Of the next
day, or little more than twenty-four hours With
out going into the details of this imprisonment,
suffice to say that every device of force and persua
sion put into requiston to induce her to accede
to the wishes Of the villains who made her prisoner,
but without success. Force made use of to make
her drink, but she stoutly resisted iniieting some
severe wounds with her teeth upon her inhuman adj
yersalies Offers Of money were at various times
made, which she Indignantly spurned.
During all this time she watched for an Opportu-
nifty to escape. None however presented itself until
late in the afternoon of the next day, when she was
for few moments left alone though, aswas supposed
by her keepers securely fastened Reduced 10 des-
peratOn, she actually gnawed in two the cord which
door of the room unfasteue rushed ont of the house
ana made the hest Of her yay more tlea than alive
to her own home, On her way She met one of the
villains by whom She mad been Imprisoned, but in
the omen street he dare not moest her Her friends
alarmed at her ABSENCE received her jOyfully and to
them she related her thrilling adventure, at the same
time stating she had tasted no food during the past
twenty,four hours, On administering some nouTish-
ment to her she in short time became delFious and
in that condition reenacted her own part in the
drama in which she had so recently been an actor,
and out of which her virtue had come scatheless.
-e1e $500
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE LIGHT W Fights E
The Troy Budget of the 18th inst gives the following
,,r,,+ az flo battla bot,yao, I3sr,o,= Iaron i,afI
RECOUNT u the 9as1e ussmeen barney Aar9n' WI
known to the fancy OF this city, and "Scotty,4 OF
Brooklyn, for the championship of the light weights
of America:
little iobt a. a sort If nrpcprsor ia tFe bif fipbt
tool. nI5ea at Point Anime vesferiv hnt9eaf faT9ay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

Don't touch the lutte when the drums are resound,
ing. A wise man remains silent while tools are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
Certificate Of capt. Hiler, Of ship THRILL.

y, - WHICH p I595,
Of ship for the past two years and consider yaaa
Bile paint for going vessels recommend without
e5at0n bothfor economy and its undoubted protective quail
ties (SiguedD THOMAS Il. HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

gfA JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
TX Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hapds
a. Blacksmiths, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
49, lE99ers seanstresses and House Servants The
signed VIII be receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
6g oilers for sale for cash approved paper at HAdAEF
od stand esrnerof Epanade and MORGAN Streets New or
se2l JOHN b. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

Nature has not conferred upon us responsible tx-
istence without giving US at tue same time The
strength rightly exerted, to perform its duties,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
BRInC4EwATER PAINT.

BRLDGEW.ATER MINERAL. PANT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, kaiiroad Cara,
mirrors. 4YD All D UT-DOoR Worn
Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
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FANCY GOODS.
H. IL. STEVENS e co...
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

n II, STEVENS g Coz.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
-N-
UTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
pERFUNERr, FANCY GOODS,
PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS
Playing Cards, etc,
81 AND 81 COMMON STREET. NEW oRLEANs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

FEARTUL AHATHEMA,-The MorrisseyHeenan af
fair has quite got the better of the usual good humor
for which our eotemporary of the Baton Rouge Comet
is remarkable, and has worked his feelings up almost
to the hystercal pitch Hear him.
The dignity Of human nature revos at this thing
As much opposed to mob violence as we are still we
willing to make exception to the rule for the
benefit Of such dogs as Morrssey and Keenan, We
should like to see some few examples made Of them
and would he in favor OF binding them back to back
when caught lighting Tor money, aud roasted at a
fire of months duration, until they are Charred as
black as the walls OF hell itself into which, for hu.
mauiB's sake, they should be kicked, without the
benefit Of bell, book or candle. In the arenas Of cid
the comhalaus fought for the laurel crown and there
vas something noble and digufed in the action.
Modern prize fighting is the last grade of brutality
beyond which it is impossible to go. The heart sick.
ems at the disgusting recital Of such scenes,
1t would seem that our amiabe friend of the Comet
has been taking lessons from that tendethearted d.
vine who devoutly expressed himself in favor Of fry.
ing the gravy from unrepentant sinners to grease
the gudgeons Of hell. friend at our elbow, Of an
investigating turn Of mind, suggests, as reason fol
this fearful denuncation of the unfortunate pugists
that some amateur "bn1er' has been practising upon
the Comet mans mug"
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Certificate Of Capt. GaLe, Of Slip R. D. .slepAsca

= Is
Having the BridgeWater and other 6ars
of my vessel for some time past ehecUlly endorse i'll
merits consider the best paint Durability and prote
that have used.
(Sguedl JAMES SALE, Mosterofshtp R D Shepherd
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w HEAT SACEGS-l2Gl O heavy Osnabures Tor sale by
5y6 10 Gragier street.
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New York PoIi1Ics.
From the New York Herald of the 2lst we extrac

From the New York Herald of the 2lst we extract
the following:
REPUBLICAN AND AMERICAN NoHSATIoN IN THE
TENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-On Tuesday evening
the American aud Republican Convention nominated
Joseph Canning for Assemblyman of the Tenth AS,
sembly District.
.Srth Congressional District-The friends of the
Hon. John Cochrane are to hold a mass meeting at
the Cooper Institute this evening.
The Democratic Congressional Convention of the
Fourth District met last evening in Tammany Hail.
and nominated John w. Farmer for Congress.
Third Congressional District.-The Americans
and Republicans met at ST. Johns Park Hotel last
night, and agreed on Amos j. Williamson as their
1mnee.
FoURrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC
| CONy KNTION-Ata meeting OF the Fourth Congress
sona District Democratic Convention, held in pursu
ance Of the call of the PeOples and Regulars Gene
raj Committees at the Tenth Ward Hotel, corner Of
Broome and Forsyth streets, last evening. the roll
being called, each delegate answered to bis name and
nominated Thomas J, Barr as his candidate for Con
gress. On motion, the nomination was made unan-
nous The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, this Convention, elected pursuant to the
call OF the Peoples aud Regulars General Commit
| tees, and having had the names OF Mr. Thomas
Stevens and Mr. Thomas J. Barr, presented candi-
| dates for Congress- and having duly nominated MI.
/ I. j. Barr: therefore,
ResoiUed, That we respectfully request Mr.. Ste
vens to abide by the decision Of the organization Of
which he is chairman and withdraw from the present
! canvass.
Mr.. Thomas Stevens was also last evening nomina.
ted by his friends candidate for Congress in the
Fourth D. t let.
PEOPLES AND REGULARS CONGRESSIONAL Con.
1 Eighth Distyict-This Convention met
at the Four Mile House, Fiftyseventh street and
Third avenue, when Arson Herrick received the
| unanimous nomination.
ASSEMBLY NoMINArIoSs-Nintt District The
Republicans of the Ninth Assembly District (six-
teenth Wald) have nominated Charles 5, Spencer as
! their candidate. The kn0w,Nothings have concur.
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49,, -, PHit''t'
Britannia sbayfng Borss
German Glasses, with Drawers.
ra,.,, -,
Pocket Gompasses, Corkserews,
Veg. Ivory Goods, great variety Of Rattles
1l'moleS Neeae Cases, ETC.
Reficnles lo =, AZ anu Z ''eneS'
Portemonnaisg. yafietv
Porepurses Pocket Books.
Night fNpers, 4atason's Backing.
susnsn5ers '''1 ~ O0olS'
Carpet Tncks, etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios.
Travelling Companions.
PINES 1aFg, ,sso.fu
Glove sfrstctas
Powder or5 r,p 49,
shawl pins
Rra,sta,ns e,,,, -.
Tweezers watch Knvs Raw Pi,gs t''e9' e's'
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Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather Belts,
Black Elastic Belts
hoire Antique Belts
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts,
Fancy Boxes,
Toy Watches,
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The Bath t51e) Tribune, of the 18th, publishes a
report Of the loss of thirty sail of fishing vessels
of North Cape Prince Edwards Island. Most of the
vessels, if not ALL belonged in Maine and Massachu
sntts Th1. Irih1nn 81 - !. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-14
Oh ED.

On the 18th instant, CHARLES infant con of
Charles and Esther Ann Stott, aged IS days,
=. At the residence of her parents, in Prince
Georges county. Md, at o'clock n. IN on the I4th
instant, SARA III ", only daughter of Lewis and
Susan Magruder, ged years and weeks.
Al Carlisle, Pa, on the Snh of July, FLOR
ENCE, only child of Anna and Lieut.. ID. y. Stan
days. ~ -
On the lth instant, at the residence Of his grand
iather, Rev. L.. MachenhsImer, Calvert county
Md, ARTHUR X. eldest son of John W. and Mamie
Z. Baden, aged N months and 10 days.
On the 18th instant. JOHN III. MASSEY, in the
S7th year of his age. "
His Masonic brethren and friends are invited to
attend his funeral on Monday. 18th inst at o clock
at the 18th street Presby terlan Church.
Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is with painful emotion that we
notice the death of John II. MASSEY, The feeling
tnat should peTvade the human heart at such a man
llestatlOn OF Divine WILL admit should be one of
humble resignation; but there Is princIp in ma
the noble and the good.
To come within the genial influences of a casual
acquslntance with the deceased, ouli clearly evInce
Iln Ia he man Ot hne and noble fee ngs, and even
here has ab -ence will he deeply felt but in the
heart circle, In that sweet communion where the
blasting chllls of fOTmality do not interveue-to
iaut.
HIS death has touched the deepest chords of SYM
pathy IN our hearts, and its vibTat ons are felt
through our very souls; II has left void that can
not be hlled; an impression that time its many
him TO God who gave him. but his memory and It's
lncidents shall lIngcr like sweet incense IN our
minds and hearts throughou comIrg time, and wait
with US through The bOundless realms OF eternity.
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GEORGETOwN.
Correspondence Of The Star.
GEoRsKTowN. Auoust

a
GEoRsETOwN, August IL, 1855.
This morning reminds one Of a real old-fs,h
Toned Winters morning. IL is quite cool, and /.
chilly, DIR z-linI rain Is falling in sufficient
Quantities 10 make one feel the necessity of wear
ing good, warm overcoat
Our market is pretty well attended nv ho,b
buyers and sellers this morning; and the supnIv
Oh veg tables, DC is quite large
Az Drovers' Rest, Yesterday, the OFFERINGS 90
beef cattle amounted TO 26O-al of which y,ere
AIKEN nv District butchers at prices varying from
80 ?'aS3 IS per 100 lbs. gross Sheep and lambs
sold at - 50aS3 per head
By reference to another column 4, will n. ~
ceived that Mrs Ellen Kew Blunt will 99iv.
readings from the poets, at Union Hotel tbJs
evening All Of our citizens, who desire a rich
uteIaIy trfai, should not fail TO attend
Inc Iollowlng Is thu numb 7 of arrivals as reg-
iste'ed al the Collectors ONCE per the canal
NnmOer OF boats, l53; OF which las were laden
WIN coal, to the amount Of Il, $50 tons Flour
ana gram Ia; and the balance brought bark lime
stone, &C. Tolls received, ascending, 1851 IS !;
descending, S5.O69 Do Total, IS I5l Is
Coal shipped from Rays dock during the week
ending to-day. Per American Company, schr
Brothers, Davy, y. Y, 43I; schr WIN Fisdale.
hdwklns, n. V, 32O. Per Detmold Co schr
Frank Day, Fiskell, PhiIadelphia, 2O6 scbr
Almyra Peebrick, Philadelphia, 9S; schr Charm,
starr, Philadelphia, I25; schr. Lucy Church,
widen, Norwich, pa schr. Medofa, Lloyd,
Philadelphia, - schr. Kadosh, Simmons, Phil.
witch, 225 e' 'o
Thls Is our first letter since the departure of the
regu ar correspondent, during whose absence al
Georgetown advertisements, COMMUNICATION
&c, may be left at No. 50 Third street. near the
nc" convent building SPECTATOR, Jr.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A, GREEN Auotioneer

EXTENSIyE SALE OF HANDsOME
80 BUILDING LOTS IN The FIRST WARD ANpNEAR
ths Io nhkskNAL, AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY
O'Clock D. m.- o''' "" '"0 p'e's' -
Lot NO ~, IN Square No "a
No. 50. - -i' 49, - anu ~ IN SGT
tween I'D and Slth stree. 'eiS Ison vi ana N, De-
AISOCLOCk the same evening \ sb,u..u
LOIS nos. and 2, 10 Square No 81 ~ &c"
LOT NO. ], In east Of Square No 81
=, rms property fronts ON north G and r. hs,x..
2lst and I'D streets. ~ ~ oetWeen
AND AT 81 O'CLOCK, I shall sell
Lots Nos l6and Is, In Square No. Is
18th streets west. WI ''h one
All the above property is handsomely located,
On FRIDAY. the 10th instant, | shall sell. in
'front.' OF the premises, commencing at O'Clock n m
on the hist named property r. 'i
Lots Nos. ', ?, s. and Ii, In Sousre No ecS
Lot No. 70. in Square NO. SIS,
Lot No 9, In Square No ESQ.,
senal. 49, ~ ~ vi '"o NJ
Terms: One-fOurth cash the balance IN s. Y and
sale. '''o'eS' ho"' ia. vi
4, deed given and deed cftrust taken. Title In.
au I4-d A.GREEN auct