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DRY GOODS
Clethins, Boots and Shoes,Carpels

HATS, AND CAPS, ETC..
At the lowest prices shas they ess Be sold in my
oity OF town N ihe Greet wssl We hsvs now
The pleasure Of ssnounc,ng 10 oar fyiends -
customers thrt eur ST. ck has bsen made full ssd
ample from recent purchases, sod with faIl ess-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

III De Grath, Of Electric Oil notoriety, has
been adjudged to pay 81 900 for breach Of PROM
ise to marry one Amelia HartraRt on the 10th Of
December, 1860. The Philadelphia Ledger, which
reports the case, says:
To the lady's father, the defendant Represented
himself as professor" and sold soap, few
days before the time fixed for the marriage, the
professor" broke the engagement and married
another lady. In addition to the testimony of ac-
quaintances, the counsel for the plaintiff put In
evidence letter written by defend ant to plaintiff
June 80, 1860, and dated the village Of Sing Sing
New York. This letter was addressed to s.my
dear wife, and complained Of being lonely with.
out the society Of his dear ''Amelian The writer
tnen proceeded 10 give some description of bis
journey to Sing Sing. ''WhiIe travelling on the
road he wrote, 81 saw the trees loaded with
cherIits, and stopped on the road and licked
cherries until am full. When was up the tree
wished had my dear Amelia with me so that
could throw down some cherries ~
The defendant had no witness in bis behalf but
ts counsel, In presenting his case to the jury de-
sctloeo MS client az man known In the city for
some years as the " Electric OIL Man, He was
eccentric and cratic, both in his mind and &C.
uons, and the counsel did not believe that he
could remember a sentence the minute after IL
was uttered. He was most singular individual,
ana TO show that IL was only necessary to say that
Notwithstanding constant and repeated notices Of
ne ial he was not present In the court to protect
MS dollars; In fact he had forgotten all about the
case notwithstanding this statement of his coun-
sci, The jury rendered a verdict that he should
pay the young lady 81 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

A DOUBLE TRACK NEEDED The indications
are that the sideings, &c, added to the Baltimore
ard Washing ton Railroad will not furnish the
required facilities for the accommodation OF
freight, &c, seeking passage over the road, and
that the laying down of a double track as urged
In this paper long ago, will afford the only meas
ure OF relief As II Is, everything is behind time
over the road-not only heavier articles of freieht
but mails, express matter, and peisha BILE articles
Our fellow-citizens engaged in trade In perish
able articles are now losing enormously, daily
barrel after barrel of such goods spelling ere
being delivered 10 consignees, after being kept at
times for weeks locked up in cars upon the road
Freight was received yesterday in this city that
had been near two weeks on the road from Balti-
more to Washington, and parties here having
goods on the way yet longer time, are Informed
that there is no telling when they may be favored
with the opening of cars containing said freight
failure to get which shortly will cost owners
many times its mere commercial value. Hun
dreds of citizens are almost daily suffering In the
same way, from the current utter failure of the
railroad company TO command means to accom-
modate the business public.
double track Ii certainly absolutely necessary.
IL not resumption Of the Governments late man.
agement OF the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16
THE COMMONWEALTH Or VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DBPARTMaNr
WHEELING, October IL. lasl

Whereas several of tho Congressional distr,ots
representatives in the Congress Of the United
stare, by reason of failure to elect on the 6urt6
IhnTEday 10 Ma. last caus by armed men in re-
beiilon aRainst the Constitution and laws OF the
united states and OF this state and il being the
right OF the 10y al in each district to he
represen: ed IN said House BY a representatives of
th-it own appointing, the Cow ention of Virginia.
on the 10Th tat OF Angus. 1851 ssed An
directing IN election to be held on the four tn Thurs.
Gay ~ October lnsiant (24th) in every district of
the state so unIeprese nted and where vaca moi es
exi:t I'll fu thcI ale IN. law, by virtue Of the
o. ulnanee aforesaid that any person W bo ia IRE.
vented from att ndIng such election, BY reason of
the ocoupat Oh OF his own county BY armed men in
hostility to thu Government that such voter NAV
vote any whsre In his Cons iona district it N
further orda ned that the cot on shall be- CON-
duotd and the result ascsrtalnt d, d., @ AIRED and
cert he'd In the manner directed in the code OF Vir
GINA OF the edition of 1860. By the nth SEQ ION of
chapter 7th OF that code, anv tw freebolders ms
hold an election directed by law at any place Of
voting, IL no Commissioner TO supe rintend the
same appears and Is willing to act, or If no Com.
ton. " WV
Now, therefore, in consideration of the premises.
1, FRANCIS II PIKRPONr, severn r of the Com
monwtath CT Virginia. do he. eby entreat the 10, al
voters OF this State TO hold elections IN their sew
eral districts on the day above mentioned to the
enu mat the "pia may be represented the pTlnci-
pie OF representative government sustaineJ and
Legislature " ' 1'noi
90 I'D F. II PIFRPOINT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

PRIcE.-Further intelligence from Western
Missouri fails to dispel the existing uncertainty
respecting Price's designs. His army is now re.
ported to be about one hundred miles south of
and Is In swift pursuit
The report that Price and McCulloch had
Joined their forces is contradicted by the state.
ment that such junction is expected by the
rebels to take place at Sac river This could not
occur till about the 10th inst, before which time
Fremont will probably compel a battle
The public patience may be additionally ia xed
by he fact that the telegraphsts forbidden TO
tell us Of Frem ont's movements This however
cannot add materially 10 the principal DELAY of
Intelligence experienced in getting news from the
army across the long reach Of country beyond the
telegraph lines.-S Louis Republican, Oct I2tA.
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NGHEIlSYE aEs IKE OF .,t sEIITIgssBysSE, t9er

N9WTilSYESFFsAzkkhb OF uRITTsByRGE t9sT
United states for the northern dstr @, Of Ohio IN
see o,Sess are
the rittsbursh, Fort Wayne and chiosso Raj
o ss snd
.ns onted stafe. Tor the yestern district Of Penn
district O. ILLINOIS respectively, IN causes deseed
ing ehencery IN SAID Court. respectively where
anti as Sss: .Ts .PS
TT aS.s:., y o W.i b :, S...ss: sss
sss a ssaf: sss y &c
Sass . SsSss ssf sl .:s 30.
y he az S e Ssss.ns b.
:sd d.1 '' &, SS' fso.,ss e as
'cTI' HE k s,11rssM' % % s VT p,,,.s
and .Ck csso Railroad comssns, ,poIpaiss a {Ss
right Of way th.refor, the rosd,bed Thereof, che
other .noa houses and shops. and the iands snS
grornds connected herewith. and ali isoIs ard
and and rsesrDr &c ss s' snd s.sSr,
merry for ssid road the trsot and s1eersty
nd a. q s.sGs. sSs s.S.
nstsre. and the Ands and grounds connected ther
ro.a S.csaS. e ss 1' ID
Sattns " seto Gov penyt and oil sur plss of tlm-
oes. nmoei iron, final. and every other thine pro
oeo oy SAID Companies, or By the eversl or sinsl
SS0smRsnles Which were oonsollaated into said
titsourEh. fort Wayne and Chioag, Rsiirosd,
- ee useo In operating sand road, wherever ntnste
~, sne came ut By Ehieh the .sm. are holden by
e.s,i.P X c oS STss cS.ssssss
Of ssld Company, and Of tbs said oririnsi COR "a .
casssat ss &c ss nd and nd M a
porahon, 30 be cold a. an entirety.
ss s1 sad s p sso. &c
the cond tons thereo snail hod al the properts.
80 sold ~ the esme title By which theT - SsIf Nv
ksid f,ttsburgh, Fort Wayne and Ckicsxo Esii
koad Company, and each and al Of aid orisirai
Compsnles, free from the hen Of al aid NOT
gAges, and Tree from oil liability fer anx ds6ts
ssAnst saio original or oonsolidstsd Comssn,ss
% eltner OF them, and from all AIM On sccon "a
~ oepitA stock bsf ssbjscf, sscs,fisisss ~ 80
us1s, eny sqoh exist, upon any reaI setsss in
py sa,d DEGREES TO Be aid int o AZ ,r
Sssas q 1e sale or b. former orders or decrsrk 40
a. Pioe The night Of way, dspot rroc ps
SJfcasssd by rid Company sinss lie 80 en-
H. isase Of The Comp&ny Il the Ctr IA Rsfss
iii. ;.e, sIo,sct 70 mortgage liens. TSs zane
IN - ce isolaoed n the sale but sphjeot 10 40 m
m1. snoes no provision haying b-sn sde ar ~.
Se'"east hereof yqHN FEk6uSoN -
Trustees. ana M..,.,T cs GO q 3: waLxER.i
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IMPORTANT FROM THE RANAwHA-Iat.,ss inc
from Western Virginia and Kentucky The Gin.
cinnah Gazette OF Monday oath inst y ,ays:
The steamers Empire City and Horizon which
wee chartered some days ago TO convey ths
Thirty Seventh Ohio Regiment up the Kanawha
City report having met the lzeta the boat that wa,
nred upon by company Of rebel horsemen near
winfield, last week, and compelled to out bac
10 her way up, with guard Of soldsers on board
They also announce the arrival at Winfield of Ave
hundred Of Piatt's Zouaves, who came down ON
the silver Lake, the vessel that proceeded the
lzetta, and which II was feared had been captured
and also OF three hund ed men from Point Pleas
ant, VINO went up on the Logan. This force wa.
securing the country In search Of the rebels
IL the reports at the X ed House Saturday even
Ing are to be relied upon. concerning the rebels
position and force, they will find Themselves cor
nered, captured. and Gagged, and. perhaps by the
Politene's and ability Of the Colonel to pass them
tney may get ride upon the steamer Izetta which
they fred Into.
The lzetta, after her repairs at Gallipolis. went
up the river last mig bit with her men aud c.roc
unframed. She will be received with unbounds
joy.
GEN ANDERSON AT CAMP DICK ROBINSON rte
CAMP Dick ROBINSON, Oct I3-Gen Anderson
instead Of going TO Washington, arrived here vrs
terday evening. Gov Johnson and Horace Nav
nard, OF Tennessee, are also here. Gen Mitchell
Is expected on Tuesday, 10 take command OF ths
corumn. simon Cameron Ii expected to visit the
An advance has already been made by the I7th
Ohio, which Is near twenty miles down toward
LONDON from Richmond, and IL begins 70 appeal
thar the movements on this and toe Loulsyills
column are to be simultaneous.
Len HaFris's I'd Ohio has gone 10 look afte,
bfeckinridges forces on the Big sandy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

IL The most striking and characteristic like.
ness Of Gen Mcclellan we have yet seen, Is a full.
face photograph just taken a. Whitehurst's, 43i
Pa avenue. He is represented in folded arm at.
ttude, taking good, square, deliberate look a,
some object ahead-perhaps Manassas-and the
expression, Likeness and all is most perfect 1t /,
capital fellow picture to the excellent photo.
graphs of Generals Scott, Butler, Anderson, Ere.
mont, Wool, and other prominent men Of the day
Issued from the w hitehurst Gallery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

ArPoISTED.-Moses Kelley, Esq for several
years past the efficient Chief Clerk Of the Depart.
ment Of the Interior, has been appointed by the
President Register Of Wills for the county O,
Washington, in the place Of Edward ~ Roach.
deceased.
Walton Smith, Esq has been appointed to
succeed MIR Kelley as Chief Clerk Of the Depart.
ment Of the Interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

GIT FROM THE PRINCESS CLoriLpE-A mao
Dincent silver chalice. eleven inches high, and a
silver paten four inches In diameter, have lust
been finished by Tiffany Co at a cost m siso
for one 81 the Roman Catholic churches I'm this
city. 70 present from her imperial Hiehness the
Prine.ss Clotiide, Its supposed that the churc b
70 winch ihe handsome gin 10 to presented 10 DIR
Cummings In Twenty -elg hi street, or tue Frepch
Catholic chapel In Fourteenth street. both Of
which were frequently attended by the Princes.
~ Y Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

u The street railroads feel the pressure of the
tunes keenly. AT Cincinnati their earnings the
past lew months, have been about 25 per cent
less than during the corresponding period last
year. Their expenses. however, are ten or ffteeen
per cent less now than then. We understand
the business OF the Philadelphia passenger rail.
way shows a very similar result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

~ The national debt OF sweden is only a bout
I'll 600 600, and by means Of a sinking fund will
pei De e.tns uished In thirty ght yean This sink
comes out Of the surplus revenue The h,,ndv
imposfs make one-fourth the whole Income ~
the kingdom-smounting to % 600 900. 0'-~ -
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THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to INFORM tn,

THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave tn INFORM their
\ patrons ana the pnbIIc generally of be- a.
Ing amply sutPlled with q superior st OK O!
FALL and WINTER GOODS IA
, They also respectful invite 'tention # h
their Armv and Navy customers and tho e-AAs
rfqulr ing out IN that ine 70 their quail
ltles OF Swords, Fpaulets. Shou der Straps Belts
ChaIeius Hats, Caps. Sashes, and Gold Laoee
sentel " 'Sf'0
Whilst tend ring thanks for tbs liberal patronage
81 Joyed, they will endsavor TO merit 90 tinuaGce
80 +. j. HEIBERGEH & co,
lSuccsssors to u. F. Loudnn d Co }
CI1IZE EN-, MILITARY and NAVAL TAILORS
500 Pennsylva Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

CoNsuLs APPOINTED President has an.
pointed Amasa Mason, of N W 8. Consul a,
MANILA and James Harris, Of R l., Consul
at Bangkok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

~ PROTRACTED MEETfNG-Co nti.pef
S ct Meth Protestan. Csareh sra 81 5st,r.sn
and EMSsRey SHRxbvE, IS IA timore will
Preach THIS EVENING. service to commence at
f@OYSTER SEPPER.-Ln Oyster Supp
N8 WI bs serr ed up at the Isla nd Hail, On VIr-
GINA avenue, between 9Th and 7rh sis isia d on
THURSDAY EVENING. nth instant, at half
past O'Clock after which the relnraots of the
Far will he sold at auction, WIZ
Tickets Fifty Cents co 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

The GREAT EXPEDITION KNOWN AT THE sourH.
The Mobile Register has letter from Pensacola
under date Of 25th ult, which says: owe have re,
ports OF several expeditions to the South Let
them come. Their tombs are open
The Memphis Appeal says: The rumo,, relat.
Ing to an attempted raid, by Lincoln horde OF
2o;COO vandals, upon our Southern coast, are not
without plausible probability. Thar ths sypsdi.
hon totH meet rHh a 1arnl reception Is mos,
esrfdtH. Governor Brown and General Ianton
have bad their eyes on the strategic points of the
coast for some time, and what they have dome In
reference to such proposed visits will be known
when the arrival takes place We have no doubt
the reports from that quarter will be onlv sucb
reports as can be caused by the right sort Of guns
In the right place, served by the light soTt of ar
tllerists. IL will be no Hatieras affair. D
The New Orleans Delta states that Canta,p Nan
hickok had made iequisition on the proper
authorities for six rihed cannons TO be nlaced /
Canal. VIC wv"
The Delta has full and accurate dssc,in,,on a,
the new gunboat feet, built and buiIdipp at this
Government Navy Yards and private All 3 vards
North. The names, tonnage. number and "a ,bre
OF guns, etc, are given in detail. : : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

10 MILITARY oRtIckRs AND OTHERS.
sArcHELoR's GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in tbs World, -
spS q s1i 9os.i.. Also :. p.tsn,
rstens ON 'e, cor 2 7th,
0 is ad. s ssoInss ata Psaa's avenue, where
oSS'SS! 81, Barclay q iiss = Brosdvsyj N, Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

UREAT ADvANTAGEst to be found h, s,,-
L. 9, And deslers IN Boots and Shoes, at the S<ss
NEM rOkk WI LESALE BRANCH
Janney's Shoe store.j "
We manufacture our own Goods, and sell al
Nsn York Prices, thereby saving freirht
having constantly on hand large Stock, We can
supply az moments notice. any quantity desired
Long-eg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with
call from al dealers solicited,
90 7=lw2dp,6 SCI
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Psb!shsd On Conformity tcitA tks rssoisfios If
hs Senate Of July 10, 1851.
1t General Hssptfal on street, bst,reen Eoxrtk
and Flffh streets, Washiagtex, Oct. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16
Spirit Of tn. Morning Press.

TIE IntsHigencsr defines wha, was really the
original meaning Of what is called tie "Monroe
Doctrine ~
The Republicans treats upon "Tbe Situation +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

~ g s.'1sss Z Is vi &C. s.: e.;
villa
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ORDER No. ..

NG,,r,r,v,r,. .-u evcx
Washington, Oct r. l561.S
The commanders of companies composing this
regiment are hereby notified to muster heir com
Panes for reEImento parade on he nth instant, at
I'D ocIoeka m. The rig hi to rest on Mary land sv.
enue and Ha street
B1Ths Commissioned Officers OF tbs osl-
ment Will meet At Co Rmblan SrmoTy on the 18th
instant a. III O'Clock a. m for instruction by the
Brigade MsJoI ans Inspector. By order of
HIN l.. SMITH, Col. Commanding
WIN U. BROCK. Adjutant. 90 :21518
~THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
S will be holden EVERY DAY this week in
the English Luthe ran Church, corner OF and IIth
sts, commencing at ha past o'clock p. IN 70 he
continued one honr only. 90 Ism
n.y. DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
uS POLICE The Board of Police Commis-
si0ners having taken the house SIC Eleventh a.
Al business connected with the POllcs of the CITY
will be transacted at that place.
senerai complaint book will be opened, and Cit
liens are requested to Gail and enter any COM
plants they may have to make OF any matter re-
Ia Ing to the police or health Of the oity
seT w u. WEBB. Superintendept
~COMPANY "A" u. 8. ENGINEERS
uS Fifty intelligent ard able bodied mechanics
will be enlisted to fill this Company to the max
lmum hxed By lsw-l5o man. Inquire at No
2a2 street Pay from SIS 10 $50 per month.
Oediees 1000 ana ciothing. au17 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, come, Bride,
and Washington streets, Georgefotoa, Oct IL.
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EDW. CAMMACK Trustee.
sc IS Av&ds THOS. DOWNING, Auct


ITO, THE INTEREST OF FARMERS
rxrSSslyI sALE.F Agricultural IMPLt
sI Hrcn maSHsshf, SEEps FrRTILIzsIs As.
Soi, we shall sell at the AgncultuTri wsrehopss
OF Mr. Edward Simpson. No. SIG Seventh
street north OF Pennsylvania svenu-, onr sooi-g
AZ 10 o'ooota m and continue from cav 20 dsr
Until All disposed Of, his entire stock, consistIIs
Respinr and Moving Machines. Grain Drills,
Gorse over srd ThreshiDs M,cnIne-, Gram
Spring Tooth Horse Rakes, Plovs, Harrow, CuI-
tv tors, Churns, Wheel Bauov..
Corr Shel ere, Hay, Straw aud stalk Cut erf, Or
nokes, Bows, &C., svl gle Trees, Store
vegetshls Cutters. Sugar Mills, Meat Cut,ers.&o
Harden EngiT et, Chain Pumps and Fixtures
Sand Screen, serves. Isa1ders AID Ire leses Corn
P.enters, SEED Drills, April Psrers,
MOOT Pulers, baE I'D Othcr KuIves, Trace, -es
Batter, Cow and OF er Cha ia, ; novels Sres 40 .
FORKS 6oes, Rakes, Picks, Scy this and Snathes
Hollow Ware ans Kstt es, Horse SCOOPS
Pruning knIves, Vans Gram Scales Picu
Beams AID Handles, Tgbing. Tile, Hsmes,
Wen Cpres, Flow Castings, Bolts 40 large
PIED, 6srden, and Flower seeds,
wool AND Blood Manure, and other articles too
Potent Fire Proof STE, with counting room funi-
lure.
The attention Of Farmer ,G.rdeaers and House
re prs Is pa QUARRY invited 10 the above "a as
enordirg an opportunity bu. seldom met with for
ohiainIng such goo at rrioes to tuit the tim-s
saie positive. no reserve, and for cash only IN
oc SeOads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auot..
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SUPPLIES GIVING OUT


In the rapid exhaustion Of all sorts of supplies
In the South we must look for an alternative of
felef, either In the raising Of the blockade or in
the prompt and enterprising aid of Sontbern Ga n
itai In the production and manufacture of various
articles OF prime necessity. We have plenty of
corn and flour, rice and tobacco, and cotton but
very little of ANYTHING else. As winter approaches
many OF our supplies are being fast exhausted
Our markets are nearly bare Of candles, cotton
starch, soap, oil, bacon, refined sugars salt iron
shoes, clothing, and other necessary supplies
The demand for bacon, an article of prime
necessity 10 largely In excess Of the supply with
exceedingly small stocks In the hands OF dealers
ARREST OF ESCAPED FKDERAL PRISONERS
MOBILE, Oct. The few prisoners who esca ped
en- route to New Orleans have been arrested and
lodged in jail.
FEDERAL VESSEL OFF MOBILE
MOBILE. Oct S On Yesterday the II q WIN,
vessel, the Mississ ppi, steamed I'D to within n
mile Of the Notifications in course of erection
laborers employed on the work, but nobody was
hurt w.
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By THOs. DOWNING I.,,,o,..,

TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue of a 6eed M
trust dated April s, 1885, and record al in Iiber
sab A; N NO ll' 70 los ~ val offer for sss .,
ob gotober next ~ c,clpek m Jon the premise,
tn0se pieces OF ground In 6corsetovn. describes
Il. All that part Of lot ,eventeen. n7.J in Old
beginning for its b. urds, "a the epi
OF the miro line OF sod lot on Fals street AMI
rSS!GR,ns tssnss, AID with Fails street eat
stone No 2, being niIe ETY. FIVE feet from Fam
etreet the1oe westerly "a a bounced stone No 8
feet, TO in'erseo: said third line Of LOT
seventeen, being ninety i've feet from Fails street
ana thenoe southe-ly. with said third line n "a
Dcginnlbg, with the imp ,ovements,
hIto thar moletr OF lot Gig hteen of old Georf
t1wn beilnnlSF. for Its bcuf d. at the southv west
Gomez OF iot sew nteen. beng westerly, froTs
BOUNDARY NO Is. 5S feet. and in the line Of Fsls
street, ana runrIng With ot seventeen, north 10
frosPeot street, thence with the line Of Pros peot
sJeet Westerly 'hlrty three feet, thence vi a
line drawn soutbeTl psrallel vits the first line to
beginning; with improvements
Terms Of sac Cne third OF the purchase money
20 pe paid In ca h, aid the residue in two eeus IN
sn ments, ~ six and twelve months, with intere.t
70 5e occurred by deed oftust
ne, ms OF sails 70 b. complied with within ON.
week aiser the ale, or the pfoBertY NAV he reso d
- ne re. and coat OF the purchaser, AFTER one
EDW. CAMMACK Trus,ee
ee - AWdds THo~. DDWlING-