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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

Name and hocatdon
TIE NAME oFlTHs COMPANY Is
Tile Hampden Fire Insurance Companu"
IT Is LOCATED AT SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
CAPITAL:
It's Capital is One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, all Of which he's
been pad in n cash, sftoaon
Invested as follows
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in
poa,rn. .ne nanas,of & agen,s s2a,9io 70
Pync on Bank Block
Springfield, unim-
numbered ),........ I2o7z q.
Mortgages on -
improved Koal Es-
tate, ......... 81 7ao ~
Loans scared by per- "o w
sonal and collateral, On. 70
Bank Stock, PAR VALUE. NAT 's oz
22S shares Pynchon
Bank Stock, Spring
field, Mess 49,. s22,sOo 81, ,5ss 90
l52 shares John Ham
cock Bank Stock,
Springfield, Mass 1920 IL ON oa
c3 shares Springfield
Bank Stock Spring
:, held' Mass. $500 e,el5 90
Bank Stock ,Srring-
field, Mass. $1,000 s04 mn
22 shares Cbicopee
Bank Stock, Sring-
field, Mass. ........ 1900 1886 ca
so shares Ci.y Bank
Stock, Worcester.
Mass; ;,;......... 5000 s,22b 90
90 shares Hampshire
Manufacturers Bank
Stock, Ware, Macs, 1000 2,20O 90
Is shares Hampden
Bank Stock, West
field, Mass. ......... l,5oo 1855 90
Is shares Blackstone
Bank Stock, Tx
bridge, Mass. $500 1850 90
10 shares Hady Falls
Bank Stock Holyoke
Mass. :........ 1000 1860 90
shares Leicester
Bank Stock, Leices-
ter Mass ,....... 500 s32 90
5 shares Lee Bank
Stock, Lee, Mass. 500 $40 90
shares Monson Bank
stock, Monson
Mass; .;....: 800 500 90
IS shares Bank Of
Commerce Stock,
Boston, Mass.,... $500 $500 50 :.
Banking Co. Stock, &'t
Boston, Asss:: ~:, $500 a.sA 90
Bank Stock, Boston, aa
Mass. 1,5oa l5Aa TX
10 sh ares Atlas Bank
s,ock, Boston, Mass 1000 $50 90
3 ock. Boston, Mass, 600 ZIG 90
81 shares Continsntial iJ1 s. a
1aak Stock, New -
Xelk Qlty,.... t,too lDy0 Se
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
From New York.

Nrw YORK, March /.
The steamship Elinourg from Liverpool,
will he up at 80 Z. NJ
A package Of diamonds valued at $50. 900
has been siolen from the bonded warehous. in
Broad street. Suspicion rests on Michael
Murphy, foreman Of the building. who has nh
seconded.
The warehouse No 50 Front street. was Ies,
,royed by fire this morning 1t was occupied
by Ross. Ward d Son, Augustus Not,lebohn.
- Baiderme'ster. Gilbert Noyes Il MeKenzi
and Beathe 4 Co Loss $4,000. the ware
house on the corner OF Versey aud Greenwich
streets. was also burned ., the same time Il
was occupied by 1. II. Fink, Campbell. H. snry
Iangaman. and stark Il Hood Loss 500 900
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

Doors open a O'Clock. Tickets can Le ma
'urei Of 4. {. Billion, No. 10, o Claire Row =,
the Gazette" Office, or cf H. W. Clark Rv,n,, :
HAIL. Edwin 6. Goes, n. A. Rambo and Il T.
Moore, Executive Com nittcc.
iiice q Tickets. - cents tor Lady and Gentle
man ar 50 cents Single Ticket.
mar 2-4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

would sti fear, il if there had not been added
TO 1t, other burdens. which, in the aggregate,
i'fnore than this quiet. long>suffering, tax.
ourdenej community can stand. We propose
TO speak OF the other evils in future article.
and to suggest to the people Of this city such
a course Of action as we think under the cir
cumstancs. should be taken, and at once
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

By special notice in another col
umn 1t will be seen that Mr.. Saml W. Bar
Der has opened a Real Estate office in st.
Louis, for which place he will leave in day
or two. Any business entrusted to his care
will meet with prompt attention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
Dissolution.

HHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EMS
i ting under tho name Of Brown x Armstrong
= ans day dissolved by mutual consent Either
j. authorized to settle the accounts of the firm
James Armstrong will continue the practice y.
Law, in the Office heretofore occupied by brown
4 Armstrong, III Nichols Block
:. +. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG
March /, 1860. MARI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
Young Settlers Festival.

tI'IIE SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TIL
1 Young Pioneer Settlers Association will l.,
he'd On
Tuesday Evening, March 9th, 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

A NOTICE in to days paper informs
the public that the law firm Of Brown 4 Arm
strong 10 dissolved. Mr. Armstrong will con-
tinue the law business at the old office Mr.
Brown has become conn ected with Msssrs Cor
bin Dow in the law business, the firm now
being sty led, Corbin, Dow h Brown
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
Meeting.

rINlE CITIZENS INTERESTED IN Or PtB-
1 lie Schools are requested &c meet at lr Conr,
H.use on Saturday evening, the 81 inst, TO p,arc
~ nominal tion candidate for tho Offices 10 be I'll "a
~ election on Monday, the 9Th inst.
n.ar2-2t. FUBLlC SCHOOL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
W iscOnsin Republican Convention.

MADISON, Feb. %.
The Republican State Convention met here
at / o'clock to-day. The following delegat es
Were chosen for the Chi ago Convention
At Large-Carl Schnrr, Hans Crocker, Jno.
Z. McGregor. Thcs Stoddard.
First Congressional District &C. G. Sholes, OF
kenosha ii. L. Ram, of Walworth
second D,Mrict-Moses ). Gibson. Of 81.
Crox J. X. Bennett, of Rock
Wird District--Eiisha MORO ", of Brown, L.
Frlsbie, of Washington.
Electors at Largs-Water ID. McIndee, Brad.
ford Rexford.
District Electors-Erst District-W. W.
Vaughan, Of Racine
Second Uisfricf-J. Allen, Il. Grant
Third UtstYtct-H. Lsuderman, Jefferson
Strong
Resolutions were passed instrncting delegates
to vote for VIM. II. Seward for President
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.

READING, Pa, March, l.
Richard Naux of Philadelphia and Geo; ..
Mekin of lierhs were chosen ,l.cto > nj larg.
Nominations We're made Tor candidate for
Governor Wa. II. Whites name was hnileg
with applause, and salute was fired by tn.
Keystone Club. Among he other names mi
70, ward were John l. Dawson. Jacob Frx
Nimrod Strickland and H. b Wright Tn.
first ballot resulted, Vim. Witte4y Fry IL
Wight II; the balance scattering
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING r=A1
i purchased the well known Car. Gs&S<
riage Mandatory OF lorhc 4 &kE0J
kNowLs, on End at, between Rock
Island and Perry streets, will continue the bu.i-
ness Of manufacturing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
t Notices under this head 10 cents per line
ach insertion, or 50 cents per week.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Real Estate Office in St. Louis, and is prepared to
take charge Of Missouri Lands, pay taxes and
locate Land Warrants in Missouri, Nebraska and
Kansas. lie may be found for few days at his
former office, No. 2, Nickolls Block.
FOR SALE, IF APPLIEED FOR SOON
One Herrings Safe, Office Desk, Book Case
Lounge, Chairs, Blinds. Cocoa Mating, DC.
SAMUEL w. BARBER
mch1-3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
LATER. .-sffCiAL DESPATCH,

LATLK.--sfttiAI pk-FATCI,
READING, Pa, March L.
II ID Foster of Westrnoreland was nomin
n,ed for Governor by acclamation, by the
democratic State Convention
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
- ia II H M II NJ II.
OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
uaMrden Fire Insurance GOuyany
OF sPRISGFIELD, MASS.
On tie Thirty frst day Of Decen,Jtr, 1859

Made in pursuance Of the Act Of the Lepisla
ture Of the state Of Iowa, passed January 23tb
1857, entitled An Act 70 Incorporate the A:en.
Gle. Of Insurance Comi ianics 10, Incorporated i,
the State of Iowa"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
TELEGR A PHO
Missouri Opposition Convention.
ST. LOUIS, March /

ST. LOUIS, March l.
The Missouri Opposition Convention met at
Jefferson yesterday Most Of the counties in
the State were represented. The attendance
was large and impressive; the utmost harmo-
ny and enthusiasm prevailed. The Convention
was permanently organized by the appoint
ment of Hon. Abel Leonard President and the
usual number Of Vice Presidents ard Secreta
ries. The President on taking the Chair an
nonnced the object Of the Conv ention to be,
the nomination OF Hon. Edward Bates for
President Of the United States.
Resolutions opposing the arrant hereeies Of
the Democratic party as regards slavery agita-
tion and the African Slave Trade; to the
reasonable avowal that the elevation to the
Presidency by the regular Constitutional mode
Of the candidate Of any party is in itsef suffi-
cient cause for dissolution of the Union. .o
grating free homestesds to actual settlers: Ia
the doctrine Of secession a. promulgated bv
the Southern leaders; declaring Hon. Edward
Bates the choice Of the Convention for the
Presidency.
These were unanimously adopted.
On motion, a Committee was sppointed 70
report an Electoral Ticket to the Conyention
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

COOP ExEKcIsE.-Dyspcptics dcsir-
GUS Of a speedy cure. will find it sure if they
will but closely apply III smselves TO attempt,
ing to cross the polls laid down at the inter
sections of our streets in place of good cross
ings These polls have caused many lady to
hesitate and tremble before attempting to nav.
gate them, and many n man has measured his
length in the mud that lays foot deep on
either side Of these treacherous, slippery and
slip uppery rails
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
/. AT F. n f. w S .
From Washington.


FORD NOT kLEcfED PRINTER AFTER ALL
WASHINGTON, Feb %.
HoUsE-Mr. Parrot presented the resolu
tiohs OF the Kansas Legislature. asking admis
sion into the Union under the Wyandot,e Con-
stitntion Referre ed to the Committee on Ter.
ritorles
Mr. Eutfn called up his motion, made yester.
day. 10 amend the Journal. His name Oh the
last vote for Printer was not recorded
After further debate Mr.. Corwin said there
could be no doubt about Mr. Ruffus voting
Should the journals be corrected il would re.
suit III what is called 4 tie vote and there
would he no election. With view Of coming
to 40 speedy conclusion as possible, he wished
10 oifer preamble resting the facts in the
case co cluding with resolution declaring
that notwithstanding the nformality in the
election Mr.. Ford be declared the printer Of
the present Congress
MIR. Rufiin refused to yield the floor for the
Introduction Of the resolution. He had right
to have his name recorded for Mr. Glossbren-
ner
The House ordered the journal to be SO cor
rected.
The Speaker declared that the election would
be considered as nallity.
Mr.. Corwin made On Intellectual effort to of
fer his resolution
Mr.. Washburn Of Me, asked whether it
would not be better TO pc stpone the election
untll tomorrow, or some other day
Mr.. Barksdale moved to postpone until to-
morrow. The House, however, proceeded to
vote:
hole number Of votcs... .................lS $50
Necessary to choice. ......9l
Toiu
oioSsDrenner..
3eaton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s'iiteoH-
Ipi'i )
Richie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
XXXVlCOngSess-First Sessiou.

~ ~, WASHINGTON, March l.
heusE-Mr. Adrian rose TO . question of
pfisAee'' DEE ring to reply to the censures cast
on the commit &c appointed te make arrange
ments for the inau CUR alton of the statute of
Washington.
farnsworth, Lovejoy, Crawford. and others
objected
Mr. Adrian thought it most unjust TO the
character OF the committee OF this House that
some expression was not permitted to be made
when censure has been csst upon the CON-
Hittee BY Mr.. Carter's resolutions. Mr.. Car
ter designed to answer the reflections cset up
on him in connection with the resolutions.
Mr.. Barksdsle called him II order.
The Speaker ssid Mr.. Carts resolution was
not before the House, objections having here
tOfOre been made TO it, reception.
NJ Phelps. from the committee on Ways
And Aeaas rsp0stsd back the bill u eetahlish
90 Aaoay ofiee 6 s. Louiasp - ~ h Art
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

rJ,RUSTEE's SALE WHEREAS. on thu 1s,,
i day Of December, A. ID. 1851, Charles Steir
executed unto George II. Parker, a. Trustee. n
certain Deed OF Trust, conveying to said Tru.,ee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described AZ fol-
lows, TO wit. Tho south half o, the south east
quarter, and the south half Of tho north half of
the south east quarter Of section No. twenty five
tzo) Township seventy nine (T9) north, Of Range
she ' east which said conveyance made by
the SAID Charles Steir for the purpose of securing
the payment OF one certain promi.sory note, and
the interest thereon, signed by ssi Charles SER,
dated the l6th day of December. A. ID. 1887, and
payable two years liter date for the sum OF $ov0,
no part OF which ha oecn pad
IA ud no " ,sad noto havin1 become due and paya-
ble,and the said charles >ter having tailed to pay
the same. |, Georg H. Parker Trustee aforesaid,
do hereby give this public notice, that by virtue Of
the lower which is in me vested by said Deed
Of Trust,l WILL, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of March,
~, A. d. 1850, At the hour Of ten o'clock IN tho
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door, in
the city Of Davenport, expose asd offer for sale,
at pubiic auction the parcels Of land absve dos
cribed, o. 30 much thereof as shall be neeessa-
~ to satisfy and pay tho amount of said noto,
with the interest thereon to the day Of sale, To-
gcther with all tine costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Tiusteos 3
fees.
Dated this ID day sf March, 4. D. lee.
GEO. H. PARkER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
News from New Orleans.

Nkw ORLEASs Feb %
A portion of the Union Cotton press, with
1000 bales Of cotton, was burned this MOI NJ.
ing. Loss $4,000
The steamship Moses Taylor, from New
York, .id Havana 25th, is below
Tn, steamship Arizona has arrived from
Brazos 25th, with $4,000 in specie.
Capts Iobin'a and iomIinson's rangers have
disbAnded and returned home
Cortinas ia in possession of the west bank Of
TIE Rio Grande, and continues his depredations
in Texas.
Capt. Sherman's cavalry and Capt. Towles
raugers are guarding the border to ihe extent
OF their ability.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
Carriages, Buggies & Wagons,

OF every description, in the most approved style,
and Of the very best material.
Ha, ing large experience in the business, ho
feels confident Of giving complete satisfaction to
all who patronze him.
MR. YoUSG, who has been so long and favorably
known to this community, remains in my employ.
Work Of every description
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

and have direct tendency to decrease crime
In these times it is eminently proper that we
should curtail all needless expenditures, re-
dnce the taxes; stop the leaks In the county
and city treasury ard we see very plainly
that the item to which this article alludes N
be balanced on the books very easily.
VIII the people Of this city and county at
tend to this with promptne.s and decision be.
fore the Legislature shall have adjourned 9?
We trust they will. Give US retrenchment
and reform.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
European News.

By The STEAMER JuRA, Al new 'BEDF ORD.
LONDON, Feb ll-noon.
Prince Alexander Won Hesse is going to ST
Petersburg on special mission to the Emperor
Alexander.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times re.
ports that Austria is about to make another al
tempt to bring about coalition between Rus
sia, Prussia and herself
Orders were sent from Paris ly Telegraph to
the projects and sub projects in all the depart
meLts. to interdict the publication Of the las,
letter Of the Bishop Of Orleans, es very bad
effects on the public mind We're anticipated.
The Paris correspondent OF the 1imeS SAYS
that orders were given on Thursday morning
to the newspapers not TO ailude any II ore to
the annexation Of Savoy to France, but in the
afternoon counter orders We're given, and the
papers were instructed 10 write 1t up as before
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

re- The following conversation was
overheard yesterday, between couple Of
"culled pussens," who have an Office in the
rear Of Daverport's block:
C~sar-Can you tell me. julius. why dc
State Bank am u safe, religious institution
J"lius-Yah! yah Cn,ar. you's to hard on
dis chile please 'span yourself
C0sar-Why. you stupid niger, don't you
know De Saint (s) watch oher it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02

t1}-Orier, solicited.
DC. KELLY.
Davenport, March "a, lsb0. m2-d4wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-02
NUMBER ll5.

30 share, Importers
aud Trad rs Bank
Stock, New York
City
~ shares American
Exchange Bank
stock, New York
City.
~ shares Ocean Bank
stock, New Ysk
City,..... !.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-02
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
n |ITSk FY'S
POLITICAL TEXT ROCK.

ENCYCLoPED A
. by " ". CLUsKET Washi c,un. 2 r
The various Party Platforms
The American Hitua.
The Kansas Legislation u Congress
Governors Gtary stanton AMI Walkers inaugural Ad-
senator's Green, Douglas and CoIams,'s, and Messrs
Th material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska ill.,
1ecompton, Topeka and Lelvenworh Constitutions
The votes on the same in each House.
Indeed ns essential appertaning to the same in
cmdmg President Piercc's Special Message.
ne CoHstil tS' ii Of The Unitcdstates.
Articles Of Confederation
WaSlliugtah'S Farewell Address
Virgins, and Kentucky Resolutions fI79s and 90
Lands and able documents against it, with full history
the same NJ.
Bill. '''''''' '''''''
The AdJles. Of Mr. Fqalkneron lhc SUBJECT.
thereon.
President Pierce essage, vetors the River and Efacor
The School Land gill, and votes thereon
Extracts Speeches fur ami against Slavery
Extracts from Speeches OF noted Republicans and Adolf
" Toomb's Boston Lecture on Slavery
MessFs Fremont and Ruchanan's Letters Of Accordance
Mess $: Buchanan and williams Lette the Bargain
and Intrigue Charge
President jacksOns Proclamation against Notification
The Aaysyi- Road Ve,o
4 History Of Party Conventions
Report Of NJ Davis Of South Carolina the Political
Mr. Buchanan's Minority Report on the same subject
60 Wise and Mr. Garuthers Letters against the Ameri-
rganizaon and Hon. A. H. Stuarts Letters, signed
"MadisOn,' defending it,
Kenneth Rayne s Speech at Philadephia in November
1855. ard in North Carolina in 1881
hist0 e. with the votes on, the rinus Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank a d Abolition Pc
tnus
Mr Fimorc's Albany speech aud Erie Gale Letters
History OF the AnreN alton Of Texas.
Opinion Of Public Men the Power Congress over The
Territories.
The Nicho son Letter
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
ssonT Compromise with every thereon sectonally
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Tn. Compromise Measures oflS50.
Clayton 'Gmprcmisc.
Ailm0t ProYis0
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Kansas and other questions
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11blft tSaIts.
BY LENNON & BROCnE,


aablit SaIts.
BY LENNON q BROGDEn
RUCHANANS WHARF
| IN TUESDAY,, Sd April, at II o'clock, at yard
900 HHDs. N. o. SUGAR.
l50 BBLs. n. o. MoLAssEs.
ALSO,
241 HHDs. 4, R. SUGAR
Is BBLs. DO
! Ca.,goof schr snowsguall from Arroyo
"-Es LENNON BROGDEN, Auctrs.
81 SHIP PARTHENON
| EEs==zS AT AUCTION
Eyrbann @< ga.l o,a April $500 at O'Clock NJ at the
whom f 5s rooms On Second street. or account Of
The good Ship IARTHENoN, as she now lies At ci,,o
Ard ccopPg fastened crretd Lo6don in lsS 'GGP pi
I'm ue .gll 70 sea alta very small expense and Eas fn
forms Gafcas Ssanaa IN }o %T" monib, wifi, IN
YER S'aTa.o nc seiuIeI to The afacon Of Tie cwncTe
mlai t. IsMG6S FRR66GGi6}I &ST., Iacf,.
~ SAMUEL II. GOVE1t~
~: VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTT- 4aa
hoh6 SET2 M S4I q FS6 THTETHIIEE c2TT
VIII ~ on MONDAY AFTERNOON, pril md, at one
Al the following described very valuable COUNTRY
ErtleE
pie road seven miles from the city opposite the country
TAM wOi"htl IeisinSer, containing TEN ACRES or
S aS 4r i5ns and Of f GgltiyT ss
and has been selected great care and hl'
Fii W consist of handsome twostory
all necessary 0UrHOUSFS and P6RTERst' TnHG% .,h
enclosed by good Board Fence with Locust Posi- A.
sapsor umP OF Water at The door Ilaimprovcmet c'f
The situation cannot he surpassed nv any in tf Stat,
having IN elevation Of six hundred feet above ij
water commanding an extended view the Bay Paapco
F1-U
emost lovely prospcc IN the state Chrchcs. gcS S,c
hood, etc. '''5"'''
The Frederick Railroad will pass the door
oiTPnrchaSglS can view the premises, etc
ret' Ts1 "l it cash. balance in and
m,.st, sAMUELH. COVER, Auctoneer,
Ga VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
ii SAlEmIhG undersigned, rs Trustee, will sell on
"aig$ Room in the city of Baltimore, he following prop
Lo1 NO / hsrnning at the south west corner Of Eden
street ana Eastern avenue, and running thence southery
tence westerly about eighty feet theme, nortGcV aEni
on hundred and ten feet, to Eastern avenue and theme.
large twos;ory BRIGK WEIT22G' e@Sist o. =
hundred feet Eden street and nnning back aS" y1
net Manufacturing Establishment There IS n well on
the premises The property subject an annual ground
LOT No. 2, adjoining Lot No on the south front;na
@fy four feet on Eden street, ard running back with =
asbl o. eighty feet SUBJECT to annual ground 81
LIT No 3 adjoining Lot No on the south, commencing
InnnnE thencc souihcrly Eden street about hun
IRE, ana hy i'Gt to Canton avenue thence storly on
canton avrnnc about eighty feet thence nortIerlg ahar
e ami fifty feet to lot No > and thence casell
Subj ct to ground rent of doa-S rcs ioot on Fdn
thG terms o. sale Onethrd Of the rurchas, money to
six and niue ons .i n IN tE" gqaai insalmentsa
G,Sof aG S g be- VIII niGEqnifed ana on tho
G.. L. pT-T.%V