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NEW YORK NEWS-Arorsr 10

Among the passengers by the Arago arrived yesterday
from Havre, were the Hon. Henry D. Seymour NJ p
from England, Mrs James Gordon Bennett children
Mr. William II. Aspinwall and family ten Sisters of
gers.
The ship Pepperell, of Saco, Me-, Captain Twombly
from New Orleans bound to Bordeaux put into this port
yesterday in consequence OF the Captain and the
crew being sick offever
The Hon Gideon j. Tucker, Secretary State has re-
ceived letter from VIM c. Bryant, Esq, dated Paris
July declining to accept the Office Regent the Uni
verst to which he chosen the last session of the
Legislature
The Scott Life Guard mostly made up persons who
served in Mexico, have had preliminary meeting to
make arrangements for rendering public honors to the
memory of their late commander General John A. Quit
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The sloop-ot- war Con stellation hauled alongside
the wharf at the Navy Yard at Boston on Friday.
Her crew, whose time of enlistment has expired,
will be paid off, and the rest will be transferred to
the Receiving ship Ohio, and the ship go out of
commission Immediately after. The Constellation
was rebuilt at Norfolk in 1854, under the superin-
tendance ofour worthy naval constructor L. II.
Delano, and now stands one of the finest upon the
list OF naval vessels of her capacity, both for ymme-
try and construction.
The U. S. steam frigate Mississippi. Can't. Ncbol-
son, arrived at Hong Kong from the Gulf of Pech-
eli ON the 3Oth of May, and remained at that port
on the 9th of June. f
The u. s. steam frigate Minnesota Capt. Du-
pont, and steamer Antelope, Capt. Lynch were in
gate Powhatan, Capt. Pearson, was at Shanghai
The U. S. sloop ofwar Germantown, Com. Page.
was at Whampoa on the 5th of June
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InuueSIs.

coroner Greentree yesterday held inquest the
Dody OF man named George Hedge who was found dead
IN his Ded at house in the of Bolton Depot near
Mount street The deceased Englishman by BIRTH
anu came 70 TINS country in 1904 He about seventy
years OF age without relatives in this country and had
upon his person about 500 The Jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came to his death from age gen.
cral debility. .
pr Neison Coroner, was called yesterday to hold an
inquest over the body of born infant found in the
Eastern otters Field There were no marks of violence
unknown causes.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-Arcrsr

The Secretary of the Tresury appeal decided
that crude naptha or coal OIL ssubect to duty of f
labels, composed of paper, twenty four per cent.
Among the numerous bids for the Ten Million Loan
were three from the Savings Bank of Batmore-one for
100000 at for 800 and of $50 900 at
per cent.
Mr. Collins has written to the Department relative
carrying the mails but states nothing definite his
abilities or intentions. The Post Office Department is
anxious to have weekly mail, but has refrained from
offering mails for postages is authorized do the
Hamburg and Antwerp lines in the hope that Collins
line would soon resume its trips.
The bids for the Treasury loan very numerous and
varied from onchaf to per cent By the award
well distributed at average of about five per
premium 1t is calculated by capitalists here that
is worth at least per of gene
raj distribution than if it in few hands.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

The contract for the extension of the Cumberland and
Railroad has been entered into by response
BILE parties, and the work wi II be commenced at once.
The NJ F. Camp Meeting of the Pleasant Grove Circuit
is to be held the lands of Mr. Joseph Frantz about
miles east of Cumberland and will commence on Friday
next the 18th inst.
The fire companies of Cumberland have been invited by
the remen of Hagersown to join them in their grand pa
rade to be held in that place the 10th day of September
next and have accepted the invitation
During the week ending Saturday last hundred and
forty0ne boats left this place for tdewaer, carrying
412 of COAL which is decidedly the largest weeks
work done upon the canal and fully large can
be done with the present equipments upon its line
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Gen. walkers sonora Exned,.,o,

ST LOUIS, august IU-The Peace Commissioners passed
through here on their way East yesterday
gentleman from Albuquerque reports 275 men assem-
Dled at Pawnee Fork, Arkansas River assist Genera
Walkern Sonora Walker is said to have passed through
previously So0 mounted men, armed with Minnie rifles
ana eighteen cannon Colonel Titus is with Walker
Paso.
The same gentleman also reports meeting from ten
twenty thousand Indians the Pawnee Fork receiving
their annuities from Col. Burt.
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A YEAR OF ABuNDANcE-There is high promise
ola year of abundant food. In the regions to
which the civilized world mainly look for the sup
ply of food, the prospects Of large returns to
the labors of agriculture. In England, where the
supply of food is so important that the effects of
abundance or scarcity extend to all the commercial
countries the harvest has begun earlier than
usual, and with favorable weather. In France,
where the peace of Europe depends largely upon
good crop, the same favorable appearances prevail;
and in this country the yield promises to be enor,
NOUS The vine, that has suffered so severely all
over the country, is now 1ourishing to degree
that leaves no doubt that the vintage of 1858
promises to take its place among the great years of
quantity and quality. The disease that so long
afflicted it has been mastered, mainly, we believe
by the application ofsulphur.- Journal
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The Utnh NInil

ST. LOUIS, August 1O.-The Utah mail has arrived at
St. Josephs The Quartermaster has proposals for
supply of timber to build fort for the headquarters OF
the army The 9th Regiment of Infantry has been order
ed to Oregon to reinforce Col Steptoe.
The steamer Edward Manning burned yesterday at
Alton Loss $4,000
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Arrest.

SYRACUSE Aug. 9.-Jerome B. Fellows, broker Of "A
Wa street, New York, charged with swindling Pomeroy
Co. and Greenman Co.. of this city, was arrested on
saturday last in New York by officer Way of this city
ana brought back to Syracuse He has been lodged in
the Penitentiary.
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Entertainment to Cyrus w. Field.

ST. JOINS, N. F., August 10-Cyrus W. Field has re-
ceived congratuatory address the accomplishment OF
the ocean telegraph enterprise from the Executive Coun
Gil and citizens Mr. Field with the officers of the Mag
ara partook Of dinner yesterday given by
and the festivities of the day ended with grand ball
the Colonial buildings
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WASHINGTON, August 10-The Secretary of the Treas
ury has awarded two millions of the loan Messrs Robbins
Son. although that house by telegraph wished to reduce
their proposals to million The Secretary acted on the
principle that nothing but sealed proposals to op
ened oy him could be considered One of the bidders
te premium of five per cent, telegraphed to him Offering
5 per cent for $40 000 but the Secretary would not
slider the teegraphc dispatch and made the award at
per cent This loan at 108 pays the of interest
as the government per cent loan at 114k In addition
10 what was stated yesterday all the bids above
successia and all at this rate obtain portion of the
amount bid for. The aggregate of the bids was over
100000: The stock here to-day is quoted at log.
The Secretary of the Navy left here this morning for
connecticut and will be absent about three weeks Before
MS return he will inspect the navy yards his
ohlei clerk Welsh is acting as Secretary meanwhile.
partmen that the Paraguay expedition will start by the
"
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Illinois Politics,

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Senator Trumbull and Hon. John
Wentworth addressed enthusiastic audience on the DO
tcal topics of the day the balcony of the
House on Saturday evening
The number in attendance estimated at three thousand
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The Democrats of the llth district of Ohio have
nominated E. d. Martin, Esq, as their candidate
for Congress. ea
The University of Vermont has conferred upon
1t j. NJ. Gillis, of Washington city, the degree Of
LII. ID.
=, j. W. Shaw, of Winesboro, s. c., was killed on
the I'd inst, by butt on the neck with sheep.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

ST. JoHN's, August 1O-A dispatch just received from
Trinity Bay says:
Everything in connection with the Atlantic telegraph
is progressing satisfactorily"
(Signed) CYRUS W. FIELD
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DOMESTIC MARKETS


PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Aug e-The of
ferngs of Beef Cattle very large this week in all
about 2300 head including 800 at the upper yard The
market ruled dull owing the large number sale and
prices fell off fully SO from the week
The bulk of the sales were at sss so the net 100 lbs
EACH equal to Gas cents dressed the market brisk
Some 220 Cows and Calves at market, selling as
follows Extra fresh at $50 to 49, mddng quality $40
OF Hogs the arrivals at Phillips yard were 1so5 head
during the week most Of which sold at $64 to
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Aug 1O-The market yes
erday opened active with fair offerings There
pe'eI ior Flour at advance. Sales of Union
street at S525 The offerings of Wheat were good but
nere @ was no prime on the market, the quality ranging
from INFERIOR 10 good, of which there sales at 1854
lao cts for white and d13l cts for red There was
less acVe demand Tor Corn though holders refused re-
uuctiou on saturdays prices, and sales were made of
white and mixed at s2s3 cts Several narce,s ~e1low
nd o aies vy ANU sellers not being able agree
cts Rye is in better supply, and sales were made a
cts No sales OF oats reported Change We heard of
some sales from store of new at 46 cts ~ "
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, August e-Bs.f
Cattle from s325 to 3.75, very few in market Sha
from 50 to $50 Lambs, 81 so to g. Hog ST. and brisk
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Aug. 10-Flour is excited-saes of 1s 500
bbs State $4 40G45 So Ohio 81 60; Southern IS 80
4540. Wheat-The market is excited-saes So 900 bush
Western red 106114 cts. Southern red d12s cts
hlte Southern 132 also. Corn is dull-sales of 1000
s5gs7 cts whiskey is dull at 26k927 cts. Pork is
ower Tor Primesaes at Sl3 S5 Sugar is quiet-holders
Presslng Pg on the market at decline Of X Muscovado
gI1s. Spirits Turpentine is dull. Rosn is quiet
c, ShiCAeo' August 9-Flour quiet Wheat firm at "
Ion active at SO cts Oats buoyant Shipments to
o no Flour or Wheat sc 900 bushels of Corn. To
eoo Flour or Wheat 1900 bushels of Corn Re
"a noo pols OF Flour; 500 bushels of Wheat, and
.soea 90 ATi, August 9Flour is higher closing at
Cts Provisions dull ,~''N" ~ " -o -o'o' ''' s. a. ~'|3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tn Ar
4 application will be made to the Mavor and citv Cow
ell 70 close d Grund street from McMechen to faurens
s anu s. % from McMschen Wilson streets
jyl51aw9ws ~ie ''ee's'
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

"A VENERABLE GoosE.-A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, writing from Barley Sheaf
Ohio, tells this goose story
There is goose in my ncighborhood that has
seen the frosts of eighty-three winters, owned by
one MIR. Schomp. This goose, famous for its great
age, has been kept in the Sehomp family since
the revolutionary war. When the news came to
the people of Redington Township, Hunterdon Coun-
ty, N. D., that the was ended, and that they
were free people, they collected to have gene
raj drinking iollifcation. There being some cause
for general rush in the yard where there were
four geese, three of these were killed, and the one
that escaped is that which now speak Of Two
years ago she laid four eggs, which she Matched.
The young family are living and doing WELL was
informed by Mr.. Schomp, who has owned the goose
for the last fifty years, of these facts. The goose is
an old one, and long may she live
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The Expected Steamer
N a U a T.

HALIFAX, August l0-7, P. Mt is calm but densely
ioggy here this evening There is probability of the
Niagara getting in tonight.
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How TO Produce LARGE FRUIT.-A correspondent
OF the Gdrdners Gaaette says, by very simple and
easy process fruits of many kinds may be raised
about onethird larger than is usually the case and
of greatly improved quality. The secret consists
in supporting the fruits that they shall not be al
lowed to hang the whole weight upon the stalk, or
twist about in the wind. The Gazette states that
when fruit is allowed 70 hang naturally upon the
stalk the increasing weight strains the stem or
twig, and thus lessons the quantity of nutritious
1000 moving to the fruit which may be supported
either by tying it to branch with piece of string
or by enclosing it in small net. Flowers, such az
dahias or peonies may also be rendered much larger
by the adoption of this system
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE ATLAr
DISPATCH FROM CAPT. HUDSON TO THE NAVY
= DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, August 9, 1858.
The Secretary of the Navy has received dispatch from
Capt Hudson, saying the electricians report the insua
hon and continuity of the cable perfect busiy
engaged in prepar ng the battery the reception Of
Queen Victorias message to the President.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Arrival of the Telegraph Fleet at st. Johns

8
AMONG PEoPLE-PRoGRANME OF THE OFFICIAL
RECEPTION OF MR.. FIELD AND THE OFFICERS
FLEET, ETC
ST. JOINS, N. F., August g. 1885,
The United States frigate Niagara accompanied by
Britannia Maestys steamers Gorgon and Porcupine left
Trinity Bay at half past five o'clock for ST. Johns where
they arrived at six o'clock P NJ having been detained
about two hours by fog
When aT three miles off the entrance to the harbor
steamboat With large company on board out to
Niagara and the wharf was crowded with boats
waiting arrival The light house at Cape shear
literally covered with flags and sreamers and
the hills commanding the entrance to St Johns displayed
the American flag.
AS the ship passed harbor was greeted with
enthusiastic cheers by the crowds waiting her
arrival The wharves were thronged with anxious expect
ants who cheered and cheered again The JOY bells
rung in all the churches The noise of cannon and all
KINDS OF firearms was perfectly deafening.
Hardly had the ship anchored before she boarded by
numerous friends and well wshers all of them with their
heartest congratulations Mr. Field and those who have
achieved the undertaking.
This evening the city is illuminated, and people
celebrating the occasion in regular festival style The
country people have poured into St. Johns from all quar-
ters and patrol the streets in their holiday dress The
lowing inscription is displayed of the public build
ings:
THE CABLE OF FRIENDSHIP
MAY NONE OF ITS WIRES BROKEN.
Tomorrow there another gala day. At II O'Clock
tomorrow morning Mr. Field is to receive address
the Governor and Council in the Colonial Buildings At
2oclock another address will be delivered him by the
Chamber of Commerce. at the Exchange At1 p N. an
address on the part of the citizens will be Captain
hudson and his officers board the Niagara O'Clock
ihnc VIII pe given Dy tne governor to Mr. Field Cap
tain Hudson and the officers of the Niagara at the Gov
ernment House AT 10 O'Clock the festivities the day
Will be closed by grand ball at the Colonial Buildings
The PRESIDENT AND THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA, August 9-The following the reply of
the President to the application of the agent of the AS
socated Press for permission and the Queens
message Immediately its receipt and while it en-
route to him at Bedford
81 am perfectly willing that the Queens message and
my reply should be published You may use them i'm.
mediately their transmission. JAS BUcgAyAyn
tn haya fhnn 40
message sent to him at Bedford instead of going Wash
ngton.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
RECEIvED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE QUEENS MESSAGE HOURLY
EXPECTED.

HALIFAX August 10-S o'clock.-We have assurances
here from Trinity Bay that the recording instruments for
the Atlantic telegraph cable expected to be in per-
feet order by this evening" and if the anticipaons the
electricians have been realized it is thought probable the
Queens message will the wires this evening or
to morrow morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosToN, August 10.-11 O'clock P. M.-The line East of
Boston has closed become interrupted there can
further communication with Trinity Bay to- night
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET August O p.o,
Cattle from lbs to 375, very few in market Sh
from 50 $50. Lambs, 81 so to 3. Hog 81 and brisE
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9.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE NIAGARA-GRANp GALA
DAY AMONG THE PEoPLE-PRoGRAMME THE OFFICIAL
RECEPTION OF MR.. FIELD AND THE OFFICERS OF THE
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I'm, oZZ52
The Atlantic Gable will increase the aggregate
to about 250O miles
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ARRIVAL JOSEPH WHITNEY.-This steamer
Captain Solomon Howes, commander arrived here at
o'clock yesterday morning from Boston, bringing the fol
lowing named passengers:-Miss Diton, Mr. and Mrs
Iiams, W. F. Hopkins, A. H. Hopkins, F. J. Crisp. John
d. Starr Mr.. Fulton, c. f. Renock, Master Daniel Robey
Mrs Woodfall and child, Mr.. Robert Bunton wife and
child, Mr. Contee and lady, l.. H. Robinson, George W
Robinson, Jacob Wesley all of Baltimore; Alfred Hunter
Washington D. c.; Edward Ives, Boston, Mr.. j. L. Kiby
Portland.
IMPORTANT ARREsT-Information received here by
officer Madison Jefers, Monday last that man named
VIM Barker well known New York thief had been ar.
rested there by Marshal Stevens upon suspicion of his
being the party who aoitly stole the book contain
ing $4,000 in Virginia money from the of the
Farmers and Planters Bank of this city in March
Mr. Jeiers having procured requsition from Governor
Hicks yesterday morning left for New York. for the pur
pose of bringing the accused for trial This makes
the third of parties suspected of being
in that robbery.
CASE OF STABBING.-0n Tuesday night an alteration
took place between two negro men, in the vicinity Hart
zels livery stable Paca during which named
William drew knife and stabbed the other Alfred
Taton inictng wound in the heshy part of the
thigh Brown arrested by policeman Dennison and
conveyed the Western station house. where he remained
during the night and yesterday morning committed
to Jail by Justice Logan 10 the offence before the
Criminal Court
RoBBERY-Durng Sunday night last, the dwelling of
Mr. John T. Barton No. 60 Washington street. was forc
bly, entered and robbedof lot of silverware other
goods An effected by forcing open front
window
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PIANOS,
HFHBB MELOD ONstI Fkn
Y = = y
SEWING MACHINES.

fF HOhaslong been known as Tuner Of Pianos IL MID.
die Tennessee, would announce TO his friends and &C.
himself Of the great merits OF slNGkRs SEWING MA
CHiNE he vi heTa carry with him in his Tuning
tours eEhb bis patrons and Others for the purpose
Of receiving orders, Eheh he can promptly Ill from NE
Nashville Aesncy Of Singer & Co. In thi age Of
improvements would be deemed per ecty idle 70 prove
the advantage OF achnery s6Or in human progress
svidauto all What Cotton GIN has done In one o.
psrmsnt nj labor, what the spnnins Jenny and Power
boom have done E others the Sewing Machine has effected
in important branch Of human Industry for eman
cpates from the endless toll OF Stitch stitch,
probable employment Tne fact that HT Kibbee has
tached 90 hts regular business OF Funihg that Of selling the
UsTy best Of isuos rnd Melodeong VIII be guar
gts to SIS friends ar patrons that OF the vsr.
ees Sewing schnes before the public he would select
fe best to osr the and hos uuseq him be
refers 10 the fact nat the Mechanics nstuts Far Of
tennessee held Ia Nashville. october, 1887, this Machine
vas exhibited b. the SIDE Of Grover & baker's, ana pro
bounced best By tue examining committee, who awarded II
th premium the dp9ms and that for the last seven years
Sewing Machines It has takentke Premium over al.
the BE- over tie Grover 3 BAKER Machine was arst
that Fou'd doevet thing which ne oherco ID DO and as
ell and several other lngs besides; sueh as tailoring,
hoe making harness makng, &C. with range Of capacity
from the finest zoe COTTON, with which will stitch fine
cambrc or linen most beaaU " 10 the coarse ax OF sz
bread suitable for the heksst hrrness work. and secondly,
that leaves ridge heavy the bottom Of the
The work to rip out raws into the centre The
fabric, making the stitching look Equally well both sideS,
uacturers being wngto warrant ii for thirty years
at It's highest speed BY foot power which fully double that
Of the Grover Baker Machine, only requiring that the
objections De followed; fourhy, that but ehrd
much thread being important item Of saving and lssyI
that gstSrs much beautifully than It Is possible 70
gather by hand which CREST consideration for the Ladies,
especially Dress makers In short this Machine iS OF so
superior make that u has taken the premium, over all
others wherever has been exhibited for the last seven
years.
Mr. Kbbes feels assured that this setting forth ofsets viii
dlssuado his Rcquainances from purchasing Sewing Ma
chine Of any other make than Singers, until he visit
them OFf they abide his time until they Hd cp
porunes to all Mr. VIM. A. Singer, 40 Public Square,
Nsshvilo
Mr. Kobes stiu thinks the Pianos made By Lghts, New
ton BradbuTys the bsst and the Of the MelOdeona
made BY Carhar Needham & Co.; and holds himselfin
readiness furnish those Instruments the
prces charges added those who desire them Of him.
An com cations addressed to him subject Of
Pianos meodeOns Sewing Machines will be PROMPTLY
D led 10 ST.
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BLACKSMITHS.

Who inneed Of Anvs OF any size, Vices siihsF con-
Box, Bellows Of any size warranted % york per-
lecty, Horse Rasps, Flat and af Round Files Ssdaua an
Hand Hammers, Horse-Sbeo Nails, Bngah and American
Blister Cast and Shear Steal Stocks and Dies old fa1hion.
Cd Screw Plates AZ cost.
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PianOa Pianos.
PHOENIX BEDsTEAD FACTORY.

rest that have steam up more and will
be manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, 6zc Of
every description for the trade Gnd generally
Once and WRTeTOOms, No. 49 Spring street, Cherry
where will also keep general assortment OF cheap
Chairs Bureaus aTdrObes, &c, and will also keep hand
and make 70 order every description Of Mattresses, &C.
Person ordering from distance may rely having tn cir
orders filed. Respectfully, W. K. CORNELIUS, AE's
SBAEFER & Co.. PrODnetors. Iapr25-t
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I.indaev's Advertigementa
For Saln

a hANDSQN1 ooRptrs pasidsnos OF tho Diekinaon o.
Beaha Louisville tujnpiEe, = miles iron NnanVile.
Eo paeo contains IS ground, aeres Of which u
woodland. Ihe dwelling Il 9 neat frsme hon with four
rooms kitchen an servants and out houses Of every
und IN the very order On she place there Sc
failing supply Of water. For terms, which are suitable 70
Oe umsa apply 70