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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

The banks viii probably show 10 morrow a consdera.
Bile gain OF specie hst weeks average which was
sl9e5l 293 The export has been ght-only 81 100 600
shipped on Saturday, 18th and against this the banks
cciyed Monday 81 ss3 670 from California Specie has
been arriving from South and the near by cities and
Monday Tuesday the Baltic is expected with an
other remittance Of millions from California The
Sub Treasury has dsbursed large sums during the
week, but the sale OF Treasury continues pretty
steady and the balance stood yesterday afternoon al
s47033s against 81 Gas sos at the close of last week.
The banks expected TO show increase OF loans
AT OF the large banks the offerings OF pa
per have not been very large but the whole in
ferred that the tendency toward increased expansion
Should the increase Of loans be SMALL or increase be
shown, public confidence will be strengthened.
Money has relapsed into condition )! ease On
good collateral the old established brokers ind no diff
Guilty in borrowing at five per cent though six is still the
asking rate at nost Of the banking houses The discount
brokers' complain OF want Of suitable paper Sixty day
paper, first class with two names goes at 6h per
cent; single name, GO 90 days, las; double name,
under six mchs first class, 4 long paper fair names,
not first class, 10 H. according to standing &C. The
prevailing impression appears to be that for the balance
Of this year the money market will work smoothly
Foreign excha dull ut the commencement OF the
week, but closed with rather better demand especially
for francs. The mportatons continue quite heavy and
thus the demand for bills is maintained. The leading
drawers asking llo1s for so day bills on London
and 1loh 81 for short sight; for bills Paris SILK
asked for short sigt and 513 Is for so day bills
The supply Of cotton bills is still too small to supply the
wants of the leading drawers and remt.ers Thus far
there have been very few produce bills in market these
will now probably increase from week 70 week.
The movements in cotton and produce have not yet
disturbed the usua bearing Of tho domestic exchanges
which arc as at the close Of last week. favor of New
York. In the West the Of bankers rem
der the working Of exchange rather feversh at Chi
cago sight drafts Nex York 1ucluate from dull a.
premium 70 "frm at Ia premium" in the course
week Should forward as freely as wheat Is
doing, further fall in Western exchange may be OK
pected Az Cincinnati preparations being made 10
forward the large crop Of pork, which will
abundant supply OF exchange. At the South the move
ment in cotton has caused W day bills New York to
decline to TX discount and sight drafts 4 premium;
at these rat 8, after allowances for freight nsa-
rance loss Of interest, &c, does pay to ship specie
TO the South.
The following has been the course Of the Stock Exchange
Auripy tha
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Willia msburg City News.

BuRGIARy-ARRIsI THE BURGLARS AND ESCAPE FROM
un Friday evening the house Of Mr.. Mathews,
400 Ross street, f. D. was entered by burglars, who
gained entrance through the scuttle and descended
Aio OF chambers, and stole gold watch, chain
sad some jewery. Mrs. Mathews below, and hear
ing a noise wen; into the room, and discovered a man
having suit of clothes belonging TO her husband She
gave the ALARM but he made his escape before Mr. Ma
thews could overtake him. Late in the evening officer
Iahnvile, Of the Fifth precinct, arrested James Aahan
aged twenty years. suspicion of having been
n The burglary and found some Of ,he stolen goods
hhn. While the officer taking his prisoner TO the
Asuse Of Mrs. Mathews II she could identify him,
tie felew threw away two gold watches and some Of
sbe icwelry in a lot in Eighth street Mrs Mathews
vas unable TO identity him, and he was taken
70 ,he Futh precinct station house and locked up On
saturday night Sergeant Jacobs and officer Murphy, of
she Fifth precinct, arrested a youth named Eigr Van
HAkenburg aged sixteen years, who, Was iac,vere,
Vas accomplish Of Mahan in the burglary, and vas in
adjoining house the time the burglary commit
Ted He locked up, and the officers, upoi making
search, discovered all the ewery that bad beel stolen
Che place where had been thrown by Mahan with the
exception of one gold watch, which, it is supposed
picked up saturday morning by some person passing
Che spot Between twelve and O'Clock yesterday
noon the prisoner Mahan made his escape from the
sehs at the Fifth precinct station The doo-man OF the
station was absent at the tme and an officer brought in
drunken The sergeant in charge dre,tcd the OH.
10 lock him up, and gave him the keys for that pur
pese The officer put the drunken man in the cell
WIN G-han, anu rs ne Closed ue uoOr must
have Degected to lock it securely Hardly had he
R the cell before Mahan pushed open the door, eaped
through the window, and getting into the yard, made
good his escape He has not been recaptured The cells
Of this station situated the basement and prisoner
succeeds in getting into the CORRIDOR there is nothing TO
prevent his escape the windows destitute Of bars
other security. The cell doors themselves but i'm
perfect securities against the efforts Of any smart who
desres get Mahan supposed to be the party
who entered the house of Paul j. Fish, in Hewes street.
scar Bedford avenue, few nights since
BuKsL.Ky.-The house Of Francis Cummings, l55 Mont
avenue, Eastern District, entered by burglars
Saturday night and robbed OF trunk containing $3S So
savings bank book and some clothing. The thieves
escaped with their plumber.
The ACCIDENT TO Mr.. PolLy-Mr. Grahams Polly, who
injured by being thrown from his wagon at East New
York Friday far recovered to render proba
bic that he will be out in afew days
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FEMALE TARGET CoMPASY.-A target company
composed entirely OF ladies turned Hartford on the
AIS, Inst They used sharps rifles. The following we're
the lucky shooters-Frst prize set, pin and
yMgs, Miss Lucy Mills second do gift book Mrs. Mary
Coles; third do framed picture, Miss Sarah Bartlett;
Fourth do gift book Mss Kate Smith; fth do gift book
Miss Amanda Moore, sixth do, ambrotype case, Miss
Mary Warner seventh do, lady Is ring Miss Jenny Win
ship eighth do ladys gauntets Mrs vbberts ninth
Buarts Life Of TruSui Miss Elizabeth Baker, tenth do
Misses N. Buckley, Julia Swan, Frances Ward, Eliza No
dine, Mary Portfolio, T. Mcguire, NJ Bartlett, c. Glazier
Margaret Watson
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HiRlrisG IBTBLLIGgHcg,
Port Of New York, October 20, 1859.

ARRIVED.
seamship Huntsville Pes, saysnnah with mdss and pas
Ia, annsh bar ship Eloise OF Warren
Ship !. gan Mash ilayre Sept - with mdse and 20 pas
heavy westerly gae lost the main opgalantmast and mum
her Of sais
Hennngs dosing Has been days northward Of Hseras,
With heavy winds and squalls 18th inst lat 70 lon " 10,
passed schr How ard from Galveston for New York. 18TH Lat
70 TO- 10 10 passed bark Norumbega from Galveston for
Ship st Charles, Conway Alexandria Va days. in ballast
TO VIM Frost Had heavy norhery gales during the entire
BARK Yumu Iiesegang Matanzas Oct g. with sugar &C. to
Stevens Ffcs Experienced heavy NE and NV gales the
bark Rarss CBr,, Cooper Bermuda sdays in baast
to Rucksr h.ash.poarns pi Had heavy NV saes
er 22d ins OF Moniauk passed ship Alma Graves, from
srig Sea Sea breeze. roombs New Haven, sdays
schr knby ,of boston) Tracy, jacksonville u days.
scbr hargaret Henson City Point days. with -four &C. TO
schr Morgan, Bigeow, Eizabethport for New Haven
schr Ros cus, Nickerson. Taunton. 8 days
kchr Roanoke, Jones, Taunton 3days
sclr John Nc DAM Agter, New Haven, days
sshr D davidson ., Lowry, New Haven FOR virginia
schr Hudson, Stockton, Portland, 2days
tchr Wright Dickcrson, Portland, days.
schr Jos Hslk Cole, Portland, 2 days
kchr Glaucus Crum. saugertes Tor Westcheser.
ssosp S TeiSe Davis f ssw nAysu I So,.
steamer Hoson. seiisw. Phi,adeiphla.
Steamer Petrol. Baker. Providence
Steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence.
BELOW.
Ehip Alma, Graves from Boston, In ballast.
Bark Lee, Christian fl ON Turks Islands with salt to
Bark Ucilla, from Apalachicola-
Brig NJ Mayhem, from Barbados.
SAILED.
Ship Escort, New Orleans
Wind during the day N to NV.
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suaSnt W Roou sAtTa 40 D 6Oa w
Choice extra family and bakers braIs.... 90 90
Corn meal. Observation-Disclosures. 10a IS
tanaan Hour was rather trmer for the lower grades,
1nh Gales OF 900 400 bbs at So 80 IS 20 Southern
-four was N good demand, and irmer, especially for
the lover and medium grades The sales footed up 5000
dO0O bbis, closing within the range Of the above quo
tatons. Rye onr was steady with sales Of about 30
bbs. at figures Corn meal was held with frmness,
but sales light Wheat in better request, and
closed Ut higher ratcs. The sales embraced about
5000 bushels, including white kentucky at 81
90, Milwaukee club at 81 OF 81 TO- Southern
amber in store at 81 3d. amber coored Western at 81 rs,
anu prime white Canadian at 81 SO $sS5 Corn was SO
rmy held as 70 check transactions The sales embraced
about 1000 10 900 bushels including Jersey yellow in
bags 1T 81 Co. round yellow 81 o. and good Western
mixed at 81 o. Rye less buoyant; sales at SIC. a
ssc aiot and at SOC delivered Barley was unchanged;
small safes Canada West were made at 7s, and Of State
At SIC. Oats hrmcr, with sales OF Western and
Canadian, with some good State, at 44c. o 45c
CoiTER quiet, but held with frmness sales OF go
bags Maracaibo were made at ll%c. &c. 200 do ST.
Domingo for export at y. l., and $50 Rio Al Ike
CoIroN.-1hc market was again firm and active. The
sales embraced about 800 1000 bales closing the
basis OF II SC Included IN the sales were some lots IN
ansiu As far as fully heard frost has reached the cot
ton Ieg6n and probably has arrested the further matur
If tie late bos The extreme Gulf region Including Tex
as, may have escaped This Of frost earlier
TIE crop.
FRlcHIs-Ra,es continued firm, though engagements
were moderate. To Liverpool noar was lrm at Is and
Geo bushels wheat were taken 10 m up al o. e. $50 bales
cotton engaged l6d and so tons oil cake at 2Os
10 London 100 bbs spirits turponne were engaged 6s
Jokes cheese at y. 400 bb!S.
at Is. TO Glasgow flour was last taken at q. 3D. To
favre steady, with aCsir amount Of freight
going forward ut unchanged pric
IRrn.--Ihc market VI US exhaus FLOR NJ RS: layers
Il, m with small sales at So AS a 80 60
IAY-Sa,s Of about I 6oO halo. ranortad a. no CO..
shipment For city use good hay was selling at 9oc
HOPsOld were dull and nominal, while 1870 bales new
were sold at I3c. lie
nI,, Nani, uvoe in COMM ho,,ar ra,,oe. -, .,.,, .
DAY SIC bales aoat in store have been sold at
=. l.; lao DO Tampico at Other kinds were Inactive
IRosscoch pig was in some better demand and with.
III r. roid 4. ga Ia TINS Fnaeh re ,s ~ ~
and loo 10 Swedes at 4S7 60
LINZ whs in steady demand, with sales Of 200 bbs at
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AJFs1hc market was steady, with small sales of pots
and pearls at she
BREADsTrtFs.-Fiour-The market continued to be quite
active and closed at advance OF sc. per Dbl for
descriptions Of and medium grades of State and
Western The transactions footed up about 49, 900 bb
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Imports, Other than Dry Goods, at the
Port OF New York, for the Week End
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Person nj Intelligence.

s'r Alexander Banaernan, Governor OF Newfoundland
accompanied by hls wife, i on tour to the United sa.os
via New Brunswick.
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Telegraph Marine Report.
SANDY HUOk, Oct e sunset-ship Alma, Br bark Eliza
Barss another bark Ia the bound In Ship Isaac
Webb Liverpool passing the U ship. Weather clear
and calm
HIGHLANDS, Oct g. sunse-No inward bound vessels In
sight. Wind SW, light; weather clear.
=
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DELICIOUS SERVICES COMMEMORATIVE OF HENRY
N w. hssbrouck who drowned 9Th inst, and
bose have not been found will be performed
A West twelfth street, ON Tuesday the 18th o'clo
suend
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i AIDES OR GENTLEMEN, IF YOU ARE SAIisFiEn
~ with receiving the full value Of lett of wearing ~
ocr-rs and false pretonders this advertiser cannot hS
the public with offer which In likely 10 come up ~
SO piece for bereGe drcsssa $50 apiece for SILKS rr
pair for advertised but he Will pay the fun ve IN
the goods be able living by II, ~ caassn
addressing HARRIS lc6 seventh svcnne. between
tieth and twenty streets There you be c'nyr
who hnmburr the public. IadIes attended TO by MIS- az
l56 Seventh avenue
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
IL Clothing Furniture Carpets dispose Of will receive
fair value PaniaooIs from 81 to ~, from 81 To $40
dresses from 81 70 HN note addressed t or at the
house will he puncuay 70 by A. AkRIS 0ss Third
avenue, between Forch and Forty rBt sreets Ladies a,
eddcd 10 by Mrs. Harris a4E&
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~~NJO-O~-~.~~-I~
TRUSTEES SALE.

Tf,;I IhUtoILN . oALE.
#t In pursuance decree of the Circuit Court the
A un dersgned will sell, the premises, on WEDNES
O'clock - - '' '' at I
ALL THAT GROUND in Baltimore city, described as fol
lows that is to say Beginning the on the west side
Of Eden street, the distance of forty five feet north f
the northwest Of Eden and May streets thence north
bounding on Eden street, b feet thence west parallel viii
May street, IS ee thence SOUTH parallel with Eden street
AZ feet and thence east parallel with May street.
the place of beginning.
The above ground subject to the annual $50 49,
and is improved by DWELLING HOUSE, three stories
high, with Back Building thereto
Terms of sale, prescribed by the court areOEehalf
cash. and the balance in three months For the credit pay
mens the note of the purchaser bearing interest date
with security to the satisfaction of the trustee, will
gu red. F. MCLAUGHLIN Trustee
Ol0 2aw&ds VIM HAMILTON Aucticneer
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oi"-a"i" Gus AuctlOneef5
&=s.4 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
4iii Circuit CouE for Baltimore city in case wherein
GarSne K Wyeh is complainant and Leonard
II steeDd viii sell at at the be- Sales Room
Baltimore on WEDNES DAY The ninth iay Of Noyemfer
1859 commencing at eleven o'clock the following pro 5erty
beng part Of the real estate of Leonard Jarvis deceased
No. IA LOT OF GROUND about tlrtysix feet and
eight inches by nyeigh feet in the of Stores Nos
IS and the south side Of Baltimore street. east of Tpo
let's alley It is little irregular in shape and has FIVE
the same time with the property Immediately front Of it.
Baltimore street by ninety feet deep See the adve
N@ 2THREE GRoTND RESFS OF $3.50 on lots on
north St Peter street west Of Walker street. each
and BRcK S Re houses ws snG
in fee simple to the Whole E See ad yrs
Il Gko 9GN k hNSfRs0 Or $500 each on two
lots VIZ One at northwest corner of St Peter and Wyeh
and Walker Streets each fourteen feet i[ 'front.' Sl g. Per
9REs sn and 6T Ret esP to an aey With brick
Fhe houses and lots will be sold together make
'S 20 4 "S GROUND RENTS OF s2 each on seven
lots the north side Of st Peter street between Walker
81 and attic B Be N ri M e boa sy
and lots will be sold together so as to make fee simple
No 1.-TWO GROUND RENTS OF s2s 70 each on two
lots on north SIDE Of 81 Peter street between Wysth and
FIVE feet deep to an alley, with twosory ana attic brick
DWELLINGS The houses and lots will be sold together,
6 AN GR6TS S REHF sS3ys one lot on side
and depth fifty three feet to an aiiey with three story brick
DWELLINGS, The houses and lots will be sold together
. s akS GRoHB Rents f OF 0ss s each on six lots
and and 5
and a ny T h ta 6S 0cE e. The houses
No. SEVEN. GROUND RENTS OF $2314 each, on
lots west side of Wyeh street south of Columbia
street. 'front.' eleven feet six inches and sXsevenths of an
story brick DIV ELSG The houses and lots viii be sold
ogs9R6S6 S a f Ra55 @ OF ' fSf m
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EY r. ". BENNET0T a. co
1SRIIrSS1SISEf SALE

ALS0-AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, will sell
III the MOVABLE PROPERTY at the premises Terms
ash. '
S2n- 2auf
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The advantages offered by Bay Line or the Balti
more Steam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
entire South should induce shippers inquire before
shipping by other routes Besides the above named places
points the s B. R. R., Black Water River Wilmington
Weldon R., Raleigh CASTOR r. r. GAINESVILLE (Va)
Road the N C. Central R. R., and for the Sou generally
are such as afforded by other lines and the induce
mens should not be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf,
Union Dock foot of Concord street
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80 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
kfiii Circuit Court for Baltimore city, in case wherein
.2s4h Caroline c. X. Wyeth is complainant and Leonard
Jarvis Kendall and others defendants the undersigned
Trustee VIII sell at auction the Exchange Sales Room
in Second street, adjoining the Post Office in city Of
baltimore, on WEDNESDAY, the ninth day Of November
1889 commencing eleven o'clock the following pro 9ery
being part of the real estate of Leonard Jarvis deceased
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ALSO
At or about one O'Clock ON SAME DAY, the following
STOCKS, BONDS, &c, viz:
shares of the Winchester and Potomac railroad.
S2,000 Winchester and Potomac Railroad Bonds redeema
BILE 1867, interest at per cent
40 shares Potomac Bridge Stock
80 shares of the Susquehanna Canal Company
40 shares indianapolis and Cincinnati Junction Railroad
Stock.
$1,000 Central Ohio Railroad Bonds, due $780, interest at
per cent, convertible.
$1,000 Note Certificate Of Mutual Fire Insurance Companv
of Baltimore. f'
$3.50 Dividend Certificate Mutual Fire and Marine Inaur
ance Company of Baltimore.
20 shares Neptune Insurance Company of Baltimore
shares Baltimore Insurance Company.
Terms of salg-Cash.
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EDWARD OTIS HINKLFY,
Surviving Executor of Leonard Jar, is,
p NO,th Charles street.
GIBSON & co,
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81 LEBANON q SitilGDEii
RUCHANAN,S WHARF


BUCHANANS WHARF
I'm THIS DAY, 10th instant, at IL o'clock,
Oat the auction stores, Buchanans wharf the cargo
Q, Dig * r Kirkland from st. Johns P r.:
ID hHDS. P. R. SUGAR.
1S DO DO. MoLAssEs.
80 r - Will be added
IN HHDS. CUBA MOLASSES
IN BBLs. NEW YORK SYRUP.
ol7ts LENNON BROGDEN, Auctrs.
fSss:t TRUSTEES SALE.
i BY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for Bat
more city, passed the 9th day of September 1889 the
Undersigned Trustee, will sell at PUBLIC SALE at the
GXchange SAILS Rooms in Second street, on Thursday
Ucooer 2Oth 1859 at o'clock NJ account and risk of
me former purchaser W. Thorpe who has failed to com
ply with the terms of sale ~ - 49,
=, ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, situated on
Inc north SIDE OF street. of Republican street.
WIN 'front.' OF nineteen feet and half inches and
f nt o one hundred and ten feet to the north side of
loot dley win the improvements thereon consisting of
athree-Story BRICK DIV YELLING with good hack bndino
sad lot being subject to ground rent Of slO0 per
payable on the LIST day of June and December in each vear
9ad lot commences at the distance of feet
lhches Westrom Republican street. is the fifth lot refer
req TO IN mortgage from VIM. NJ. Willis to Henrietta
lenn and others Executors of John Glenn deceased da
tea June lsth 1857, and recorded in ber E. D. No 100
detfmsmone.thrd cash, the balance in three and six
months with interest and approved security 80
W. W. GLENN, Trustee
900 .,, LENNON & BROGDEN,
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amuskmfnts.
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
IN CORNER OF HANOVER AND LONBA ARD SITS
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONL Y


NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
IN CORNER OF HANOVER AND LOMBARD SITS
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Public, as haying the BEST TROUPE OF MINSTRELS in
FRiD1T IND SATURDAY EVENINGs,
October 2lst and 22d, 1859
CARDfhe Manager takes great pleasure in announcing
to his friends and the public in general that he will give two
Of ms UNIQUE and fashionable ETHIOPIAN MELANGES,
on the above named evening, which
son Will be produced advertisements both MUSICAL
MlkTHFUL and TERPSICH0REAN, which, for the past
zen nave won for the Manager envabe reputation
many Patrons Of his Opera House. Philadelphia from which
place ne has withdrawn himself present proposing
make tour for few weeks in order the respective
wsfes o. those whose business facilities will not permit
visit to Philadelphia. s. s. SANFORD, Manager.
-. S. s SANFORD,
ILL., after an absence of seven from this city,
appear among his earliest friends and patrons, illustrating
National Peculates and personal "reminiscences of Eng
sentaon Of SOUTHERN DARKIES, who is pronounced as
he Negro performer living and the only successor to
SANFORD and his ASSOCIATES are the stars of the
ADMISSION IS CENTS. Doors open at I 'clock Per
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KuNKEL & CO., Lessees JNo T. FORD. Manager
ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. BARRY SULLIVAN
THIS VENING
will be performed
THE CANISTER.
ard to conclude with
lei ON PAR LIE FRANCAISs
no Admisson-Private Boxes $5 Balcony Dress Circle
and Parquette, SO cents; Family Circle % cents
Doors open at 7; Perfol nance commences at7k.
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Subtle SaIts.
BY GIBSON & co

EHA IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
" me Circuit Court Of Baltimore city, the undersigned
~ VIII sell at the Exchange Rooms in Baltimore
P. NJ. $50 W u"y vi O0'ooei' at l y N00A
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in said city thus described:
beginning Tor thesame the line the east side of Stricken
street. at the distance of no feet sOuthery from the south
east corner or Hoins and Stricken streets and running
thence souherly bounding the east side Of Strcar Street
feet thence eatery parallel with Hons street 50 feet
thence northey bounding the side of said aiIev
feet and thence westerly by straight line feet more or
less to the place Of beginning The said Lot being subject
Dan annual ground of $54 payable annually on
he frst days of April and November and improved by
three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE with brick Back
Building. $50 ~ N
Terms OF Sale as prescribed by the DeceeAre Onehrd
cash, the balance two equal payments of and 70 months
from the day Of sale the credit payments to interest
from the day OF SALE and to be by the
OF the purchaser or purchasers, endorsed the atsaCtc
.oe ..o.,. WIN; J, Prick, Trustee
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Cash Capital 100000
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to amount in Companies of the stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all materS relating FIRE
loss, &c, &c
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return of Pre-
MUM, for months not used.
GEOGRE B. CoALE, Agent