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Monetarg ana Commercial 8ebieu.
BALTIMORE, March I

BALTIMORE, March Z, 1853.
There comparatively little business done to day in
Stocks the operations at the Board amounting in value
to only about $4,000 against 500 900 on Saturday
The market although quiet however steady at about
the previous rates OF the leading fancy Baltimore and
Ohio Ralroad there 375 shares sold at SCI buyer GO
days s604 buyer TO- and seller 60 after 20 and 80 DAYS
and $6OH cash. and it closed at $6oH bid, s60a asked
regular way, the closing bid being y lower than the
sing bid of Saturday. No. thern Central Railway was
steady at Saturdays rates There shares sold as
follows 100 at s20A seller 60 days. 100 s2O4 buyer
days. and so also at S20 cash The market for it closed
at s2O bid S2O7 asked regular way The only sale Of
Railroad bonds made to-day of 81 900 Northern
Central 1855 at 69k. Baltimore and Ohio 1885 bonds
closed as before at S64 bid s6K asked There
demand for State and City 6s and the market for them
was firm The sales of City 6s include $1,000 1855 at
99H@99k S7OO 1905 at 997S 91OO and we note sale
of 81 Maryland 1870 Coupon 6s 1O6 Bank stocks
wanted but there very few Offering the sales
are consequently limited These well other fvdend
paying stocks quite firm. One two small lots Of
Bank stock sold to-day at the Board
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ST. LOUIS, March THE Overland Mail, with
California dates of llth ult., has arrived
Three hundred United States troops had been
dispatched to the Colorado River, to punish the
Mohave Indians.
The Panama steamer was to sail on the 2lst.-
business was brisk and provisions, liquors and Cof-
fee were advancing in price
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LTDERAL.-The National Latelligencer publishes cor
dent of Bremen, and Prof. Henry, of the Smithso-
nian Institute. The Minister informs Prof. Henry
that according to letter of the President of the
North German Lloyd, the said Bremen steamship
company have resolved henceforth and until further
notice to forward by their steamers all the pack
ages of books and specimens of natural history
which the Smithsonian Institution may be pleased
to send to Germany, or which may be sent from
Germany to the Smithsonian Intititution, free of
charges between New York and Bremerhaven.
Charles Reed, ~ who on board the Central
America at the time she was wrecked, and was
picked up after floating on piece of timber twelve
hours was recently burned to death in his cabin in
California.
The Chattanooga (Tennessee) Gazette carries the
name of John Bell at the head Of its columns as its
candidate for the Presidency, "subject to the de-
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TowsoSTowN March 7 1870

TOwsoNTowN March 7, 1859.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CoUYrY.-Before
Hon. Hon Judge Price. R. j. Cuttings, Esq, for the
State prosecuting.
The March term of this Court commenced this
morning. Under the act of 1883 the same grand
and petit jurors in the December term were
continued.
Mr.. Preston, counsel for Peter Corrie, convicted
at the December term for the murder of police
officer benjamin NJ. Rigdon, sued out writ of er-
ror, few days since in that case. Mr. Preston
asked decision from the Court in regard to the
writ. He declined to argue the case any further,
and the Court deferred its decision until to morrow
morning.
Nearly the entire day was occupied in calling
this the trial, numbering 593 cases. The following
Judgments were taken, viz: State use Of County
Commissioners u.s. Jesse NJ Lowe; Hoffman rs.
Whttimore; WOrthington Us. Cochrane; Robinson
rs Standiford; Baxley Stansbury; May us. Cos
nell; Cole Us. Hail, and State Stansbury.
Randall us. Cadwallader-referred to Wm H.
Wallace, Esq.
The case of the State Us. A. H. Pennington, A.
NJ. Pennington and Z. McCann, for assaultng Geo
Curry, was assigned for trial on Wednesday next.
The Appeal docket will be called on Wednesday
next.
The trial docket will be called again on the first
Monday in April next.
Court adjourned at l14 o'clock until tomorrow
morning at TO-
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Co; AZ do. James Corner Sons so do, C. L. Kemp;
70 bags pease IL bales cotton A c. Schaeer AZ do Der
Thompson Co.. Ss do, J. C. GLENN; 13 pkgs rags do.
paper, J. H. Spinning; hid merchandise, T. W. Lever
ing Sons; box do, Z. Jenkins & Sons bag ginseng
Wilson Burns; bales warn, Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co;
box merchandiseS. r. Hough, 6 sacks do 0ber Co.,
bale hides, sacks roots do feathers IL pkgs mer
chandse, B. E. Willis; 26 do IS bbs potatoes horses
l buggy hal
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FRoN ST. DOMNGo.-By the arrival of the brig
II. c. Brooks, Capt. Sheriff., at New York. we
have adyices from Gonaives to Feb 90, and by the
brig Isabel Beurmann, Tamms, we have news from
Port au Prince to Feb. 20. At Gonaiv, everything
was quiet and trade improving Provisions in good
supply. Logwood, S35 to $40 CURRENCY 900 lbs
Coffee, SIG to Sl20 per 100 lbs At Port au Prince
II was quiet, but the inhabitants were apparently
dissatisfied with Geffrard, he being severe and
abusing his power, which makes him rather unpop-
ular there, in consequence of his demands on pro-
duce, exports and the power which he is commence
ing to exercise, which they presume will
expand to tyranny.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST lSDIEs.-406 hbls. flour, 2l0 do corn meal 72S
bushels 100 do bran, 60 do pease 10 do beans
bbs bread, 20 bags do, 80 hf bbs crackers 25 bbs
pork tres hams 30 kegs butter 20 kettles aid boxes
do bbls do. OIL 20 boxes cheese 600 do candles bbs
turpentne cases do case clocks, tins burning fluid
10 900 slaves
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB

l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat-
more city letters testamentay personal estate of
MARY PATTERSON, late of said city, deceased All per
sons having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
subscriber before the 26 day of next they may
otherwise by law be excluded all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted TO said requested to make i'm
medite pay nent Given under my hand this 23d day of
fssppuary, les9. TItOS. C. YEARLY,
EN..u .n.an
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A PECULIAR CONVENTIONAL few davs since the
citizens of Oshkosh, Illinois, burned two houses of
i'll fame to the ground, and lodged the inmates,
twelve in number, in the Jail, from which they were
discharged after trial few days after, conven-
ton of that class, from Fon du Lac, Berlin. Ripon,
Beaver Dam, Portage. Stevens Point and Waupun,
met in council at Oshkosh with their fellow labor
ers, and have threatened revenge by burning the
will be fired that they have eight night watch
to protect them.
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A recent Glasgow paper gives an account of the
sale by auction of the wines belonging to the late
Lord Justice Clerk. The cellar consisted of up
wards of 100 dozen, comprising port, sherry,
elaret, hook, madeira, hermitage, Champagne, &c.
The greatest price given was for JOHANN sberg of
1854 and lS42, noted in the Lord Justice Clerks
celar-book as "Prince Metternich's" This lot
went for Ell 6s. Cd. per dozen For port the high
est price given was fl0 los. per dozen for some of
Cockburns of the vintage of 1921; the other prices
T 16r port were 80 5s 81 5s., f5, &c, per DOZEN
The best price realized by the sherry was fl2 I2s
per dozen for 4512 dozen of East India sherry the
other prices were 80 5s., f5, f4 l5s &C., all per
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CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 7th, 1859.
SEN ATE

DENAlE L.
Mr.. SEWARD, of New York moved to take m
the resolution offered by him on Saturday, callinG
on the Secretary of War for information in refer
ence to money heretofore expended in removing
obstructions at the mouth of the Mississippi river
The resolution was adopted without debate.
Mr.. Brown, OF Miss, presented a memorial from
Messrs. Pettibone and rretler, PRAYING for compen-
sation at the cold prices for binding extra Senate
documents for the present session. The petitioners
originally proposed to do the binding at 20per cent.
lower than the usual rates. They say that the
amount of binding has been 80 small that they have
lost money, and therefore pray for relief by grant
ing them compensation according to former prices
Mr.. BROWN offered a resolution. that 'sthe peti-
old rate"
Mr.. FITCH, of Indiana, stated that the indvidu
who had competed with Messrs Pettbone and
Ireer for the binding, had testified that consider
ing the small amount of binding ordered by the
Senate, the petitioners could not avoid losing
money. If the amount ordered had been larger
the petitioners would have been content with com
pensation at 20 per cent. below the old rates
Mr. MASON, of Virginia, moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table, which was agreed to-yeas AZ,
navs 5.
Mr.. HALE, of New Hampshire, offered resolution.
that no rooms in the Capitol set apart tor the use of
the Senate be occupied otherwise than in connection
with the committees and the Supreme Court. un-
less ordered by the Senate, and the order be signed
by the presiding officer.
Ordered to lie over
w Mr.: BRoDERIcK, of CAL, presented the petition of
W. fleckner, and Others, of Brook yn praying for
the construction of railroad to the Pacific
reso luton was offered, directing the superin-
dent of the Capitol extension to construct, bv the
next meeting of Congress, bar outside of the third
row ol seats to prevent the intrusion of persons ad
mitted to the floor of the Senate.
Ordered to lie over.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of executive business.
No public business was transacted, and as soon
IA InnN ,nl &
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The INTERFERENCE AT VERA CRuz-The state
ment from Vera Cruz to the effect that the French
and English naval Commanders there, on learning
OF the prevalent rumOr that the steamship Tennes-
see was to bring down from New Orleans a large
body Of Americans to aid the Juarez party in de-
fence of Vera Cruz, interered at once in behalf of
Miramons cause, and informed Capt. Turner, of
the u 5. ship Saratoga of their intention to pre-
vent the Tennessee from landing any such corps of
men, is peremptorily denied A gentleman who is
certified as competent authority has stated to the
New Orleans Picdyme, that the French and Eng
iSh commanders, so far from interfering with the
Tennessee or her passengers, think they have no
right to do so; and that they will cordially unite
with the American commander in all measures to
protect the lives and property of the foreigners res
ident in Vera Cruz
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The African So,,a,Iro,

BosToN, March THE United States flag ship
Cumberland was at Port Praya, January 26th, to
leave soon for Goree. The sloop-ofwar Dale has
left for Monrovia and the Marion was also on a
cruise. The Vincennes was daily expected.
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THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR.

Il screr has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
more city letters of administration the estate of SARAH
PAllLoI late of the said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
before tie lt day of September may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit said estate Al persons
indebted to said estate requested make immediate pay
Hent Glren under my hand this 25h dav of February 1859
~ JAMES. A. REED, Administrator,
| fe26law4w n RaItiunr- St,eo,
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By the arrival of the schooner Encbantress.
Capt. Evans. we have dates from st. Croix to Feb.
ruary 23 The sugar crop was coming in slowly
ana was likely to fall short of the usual average
Business was generally dull.
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ls5S.-ANNAPoLIs, March 7, 1859. No sc. John
Gregg and Others Stockholders in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company Us. The Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, and the Baltimore and
Court for Baltimore City. The argument in this
cause was commenced by j. NJ. Campbell for the
appellants,
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They have German Morpby in the University
city of Bonn, in Prussia. His name is Berthod
Stuhle, and his age twenty years. He recently
losing single one,
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Perhaps the most remarkable of the many Burns
banquets in Scotland took place at the village of
Alyth, in Perthshire. number of female adm-
rers of the poet resolved on having a tea party,
composed of women exclusively. Sixty of them as
sembled in hall, where all enjoyed themselves
with comfortable tea under the presidency of one
of their SEX. After refreshment, their husbands
were admitted, when there were reels, polkas, and
vocal music.
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L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Rat
more City letters of administration personal estate
of ofTHOMAS &. MURDOCH late of city, deceased Ali
persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the thereof
to the subscriber or to VIM. Pnkncy Whyte, his At,
torney No Courand street. Baltimore, on or before the
2Oth day of August next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said All persons indebted
to the said estate requested make immediate payment
to my Law Attorney Wm, Pinkney Whyte. Given under
my hand this 18th day of February, 1850
GtSrAEUS l.. MURDOCH
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Death of Ex Senator Geyer
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Ex-Senator Geyer died here
on SATURDAY
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carried that money, and Mosher said he carried it
for sale sometimes.
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
Cry CRcUIT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. George rebs,
Judge. The following business occupied the Court
yesterday:
James Hooper ct al. Us. Albert C. Nunes and
Robert D. Ridgaway, trustees. Before reported
Further argued and concluded by Price for respon-
dents, and Waters for complainants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. l.. Mar
shail' Judge Nothing of interest done in this
Court yesterday.
~, SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge
The Court was engaged in the following business
yesterday:
Gelston Us: The Mayor and City Council Before
reported. Verdict for plaintiff for SO, ,3s3.22
William H. Cunningham us. Same Suggestion
under lien law. Verdict for plaintiff for S746 Fl
Stewart and Johns for plaintiff; A. Stirling for de-
PENDANTS.
Maria Gunby Us. William f. Bartlett, admins
traitor of John M. White, deceased An action to
recover for board, &C. On trial. T. p Scott for
plaintiff; Latrobe for defendant
Assignment for to-day 70S to 743
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The NEW THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL.
mi The Washington Star says: Mr.. Zevely, the new
Thiri Assistant Postmaster General, has grown old
in the service of the Department wherein for some
years past he has occupied the place of greatest
trust and responsibility, next after the position of
an Assistant Postmaster General He is gentle
man of few words, great industry and caution ex-
celent and scrupulCus rectitude of character
qualities which fit him eminently well for the
important duties of the position We do not
know that Mr.. Zevely has any particular politcs
In the course OF perhaps twenty years acquaintance
with him, we never heard him open his mouth on a
political topic.
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Messrs. J. Aspinall q Son, of Detroit, have char
charter five more soon They are to sail before the
first of June for ports in Ireland Scotland or Eng
land 1t is understood that the stipuations of the
charter that they shall go to any first class
port in the United Kingdom, with the exception of
London, for the rate agreed upon.
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Hon. JOHN BELL.-The National Lateuiqencer of
yesterday says: VI
IN aoVertihg 10 the changes recently created
in the personnel of the Senate by the mntation of
politics, we are sure that we do but give utter
ance to the voice of large portion not only of the
people OF Tennessee, but of the country at large,
Wnen % we say that the withdrawal of the Hon. John
Bell from the body which he has so long instruc-
ted by the wisdom Of his counsels and adorned by
the dignity OF his demeanor deserves to be regard
ed as serious loss to the public service. Uniting
to habits OF patient study those cardinal qualities of
mind which constitute the conservative statesman
he had moreover acquired by his long service in diff
ferent branches of the Government an experience
which fitted him in singular degree for the high
functions he has lately discharged with so much
credit to himself and usefulness to the country
MIR. Allen, the overseer in Royster & Bros to-
bacco factory, Richmond, was badly stabbed by one
of the negro hands on Friday.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
MARK ETS

I'll Li1 EkPooL COTTON MARKET, Thursday evening
FeD 1.-THE demand continues very good and holders
et II reey at the advance last Fridays quotations
Inc sales are estimated 10 900 bales of which 500
Surats are for exports "NN INV
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Ihe Washington Star SAYS that the announce
ment by Gen. Sam Houston of his purpose of with
drawing from public life, has produced NANTES
tati0n OF popular regard for him which, we take it,
mas been very gratefully received. His apartments
here have been crowded with friends taking leave
OF him ever since, when he is at leisure to receive
company, and he has been inundated with farewell
letters from all quarters of the country.
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Il Scber has obtained from Orphans Court Of BaIti
more city, letters of administration estate of FORGE
W HAMMOND late Of said city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the sub
scber be fore the 22d day of August NAV
otherwise by law be excluded all benefit of said estate
All indebted to said hereby requested to
make immediate yment Given under my hand this 10Th
day of February, 1859 ALGERNON :. SULLIVAN,
fol -layyiu
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4 screr has obtained from the Orphans Court Balti
more cry letters OF administration the MELVIN
AkliN late of the said city deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned to
eNnt the same, with the vouchers thereof subscri
ner on or before the LIST day of September they may
OTHERWISE by law, be excluded from all benefit said estate
Al persons indebted to said requested to make i'm
melate payment Given under my hand this 26th day of
February, 1859 THEOPHlLUS b. H0RWlTZ, Admir-,
te2S law4w % Lexington street Cnnrt HonSe
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MILLIAM REESE IS HENRY G. WILLIS
HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CII ~, March LIST, lS59-0rdered that the sale made
and reported by George NJ Gill, Trustee, for the sale
OF ue property in these proceedings mentioned,
ne ratied and confirmed, unless the contrary
thereof be shown before 2h day of March inst
provided copy 2f this order be inserted news
paper printed in Baltimore in each three successive
weeks before the said 9th day of March inst
The Report states the amount of sales to he 81 n25
r W H II TURNER, Clerk.
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FTtHcf oT UenHdrke
Enter POtemdr and the Ambassadors from En0ldud
Enter FOrte1lbr1sSe nth ms traine.
FOrt-Where is this boudy sight?
Hor.-1f aught of woe wonder you'd behold,
Then locke upon this tragicke Spectacle
FOrt-O, 1mperious death! how many Princes
Hast thou at one draft bloudiy shot DEATH EnqIdnd
AmbdSS.-Our ambassie that we have brought from
Where he these Princes that should hear speaker
D, most vnlooked for time! unhappy country!
Hor-Content yourselves He shews to all the ground,
The first beginning of this Tragedy.
Let there scaIod be rearde up in the marketpace,
And let the state of all the World he there
Where you shall heare such a sad story tode
That neuer mortal man could more vnfolde
Fort-lh have some rights of memory to this Kingdome
Which now o claim my leisure doth inute me-
Let foure of our chiefest Capita ines
Beare Hamlet like soudier to his graue;
For he was likely, had he liued,
To proud most royall
Take yp the bodie such a sight this
Becomes the. feldes but here doth much amisse
York Post.
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1IIHIS IS no GIVE N0rlCE r6a. a4i-s..l. .la e..l.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CITY letters of administra ion the estate of HUGH
RIDDLE, late of said city, deceased. All persons hay.
ng claims against the sand deceased hereby ex
lDt the same with the vouchers the subscriber
on or before the LIST day of March, they NAV other
wise, by law, he excluded from all benefit said estate All
persons indebted to said requested to make mme
dae payment Given under my hand this list day of March
1859. T. Il SPRAGIE AdminiStr,tnr '
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SAILING or OCEAN STEAMERS
2f0al HatttHs.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Baiti
more Gity letters OF on the estate of S II Ell
j. oAkFotD late of South America, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof t. the sub
scrier on before the 9th day of September 1855 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all of the
sand estate All persons indebted said hereby
requested to make immediate payment. Given under my
us day nf Mar
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'TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the orphan Court of Bal
tmore city letters documentary the personal of
LEWIS NJ WARNER, late of said city, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned TO exhibit the with the vouchers
te subscriber on or before the th day of September
they may otherwise, by law be excluded from benefit Of
said estate All persons indebted said are requested
to make immediate payment Given under my hand this
u,lf Iyt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
John oRowELL, Pla's At9Y -mar56id-225
@ HERIFF'S SALE.-Pursnanttot to n

command Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
~, common flenA OF Cuyah0ga County, Al tho sut of
Albert Norton, pin, against William grav and ofksrs
detts 70 me directed, hall offer for sale NJ Public Aue
9n AZ he door OF the Court House corner OF Seneca and
Chempan sTeels ntho city Of Cleveland la sad co1nty
on We SUN day o. April 1859 at O'Clock OF said day
he oluWiE uescfiool audh and tenf witt tS'
the townshpof Cleveland n the Connecticut West
trn Reserve In tho state Of Ohio and which also I'M t
county Of Cuyahogu and known BY being part of 1ts Mo-
aud 10, and 10 bounded as follows oOmmoncnr II a
pn on the east side Of Seneca street. sixteen rods north
o tas north ne Of Lake street thence norhery on sene
h m ~ shs soutn sas q summit street lhenee easter
lghety 20 tpont sixteen rods north Of the n0rh line of
ste street eQce westerly hundred aud twenty feet
subject 20 ali legal highways '1N'
AppIaiaad at 81 $50
masslDxs D. L. WtoHTMAN sheua.