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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
SUPERIOR coURT-Tm.I Tr,x-N.xcu Ia-Be'ors


Justice WOoDhuYv.
DAMAGES yoR SEDUCTION.
Rsehe! CTegicg 49,. George NJ Ches6Torth.
ns9o o. hf d.1 sy int .ssssa her d.Ssh
Defendants did spp.s ard the jury swudsd plaintiff damages
s. B Brasar and C. voorh the plaintiff pieendOf and
'-'N' Before Justice HOFFMAN,.
TAXATION OF COSTS
The n Betting aud Pselins Co es The Metropolitan Fire
This action was tried twice. The first time the jury
d,d sad hs second tim. ,s,S a.; y. TssSssS 81 ss
poc.dds before notice Of ia twice as eli TRIAL les
Ion viii ,ss Oss judges e,cssd tia. but Cns SO could be
allowed for before notice fa In other respects
pEci.IoSs.
Herman StIicker agt. John p. Wakeman.-Case
1Stihnm Fowler ss Ps.~ mons-Moaon for trial
C.Tstt L. sehaZI :. al ,st Aan'On T. sess.-hO'iOn f0'
Nancy Bum. sst Stephen II: Burns Ordered that upcI
~ a ssa md All sab.eau.nt proce.dnf, be So. aside
Joseph .Varpuu sst James b. Isy0r-hoti'n for new
Jam.. whsht .s AnO, Hove. osdsr to be s..:lsd on
Daniel O. BACON ct al ss,. Randall H. GreeuDomurer. q.
lowed and judgment for defendant. thereon with eOst with
hG.y q .SsOst Yen s"s co &c. must
be opened snt set s.ids, without cost.
Jane. sim. ,st wm Pst,i! 9. .-A temporary receiver
E S ss' Gds S Ss sas '' @
COMMON PLEAS-GsSsRAL TkRE- MARCH l8-Before
Judges DAILY, BkADN and HILTON.
DECISIONS.
James Thomas sgt. Anna a Kenyon james H. Suy-
dam Nj Jane, Msctey Judgments AHMED with costs
GsofRs Tobin Jonas Gamer Judgment reversed
WIn joyce a The Mayor &c. Martin at he Mayer kei
ku.am sg The Mayor &c Valentine agt The Mayor Sc,i
Gilmore The Mayer &cUfdcrp alb med with 10 costa
Trial TRRE-Before judge bRApi.
VERDICT ~ FAVOR OF TIE cITr.
John Kelly AT. the Mayor &c. ofNewfork
l,iz nefio %
IN monthly contract FOR
Gle the the twentieth aid Iwentysecon wards
The snount claimed in the complaint - 900 The defend
sn justified the ground that tho pGnt,n
did DOT perform his they claimed that be bad
performed ould hsv- him fully contract price aud
the refor. be sustained 10 damages
The trial loI two days past. The jury
dored . veG tct for the defend4nta
A Lawrence che plaintiff L. Ii. Anderson for the Cor
sPxcIAl TERs-Before Judge HnIos.
gECIsIoEs.
Oscreau agt Flemy.
Reference ordered TO Henry Nicon, esq., to hear and
Determine the issues
Hollsnd sgt. Squler.
Une,. thn days 81 Of this motion
SID amend hi, by mtipg more definite and Certain
the motion 20 Il frivolous will be granted
Heyer agt. johnson.
Motion 10 yacats inquest DENIED with IS cora
Yone kst Seaman.
Order settled
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MAKREP ID,

OLsSTED--JOHHS0N--on thursday, Ssch !, by .he Rev
James Mleti Cyrus Om.ed -.ks Enna s. johnson, all
this city.
sCHE rrER-ScOTT-In Brooklyn. Monday March IT, By
tho Rev Dr. C. CUe Mr. foreIs Scheiter and Ma juliet
Ann Scott, daughter Of the ls,e w J. Corusn.
YOUNG - ROSS On Monday. March IL. By the Rev. Or.
Adams Eben Young Mise sarAk Ross both Of New York
City.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-NAcR B.-Bssers
Justice LEONARD.


Tbis Cour. met in one Of the occupied BY the
Court Of Common Pleas ,
Bebjamin LiudAml,h tried for false pfssRes. r. 90
tainrz from the finn OF Kirkland North pst quantity
merchandise The prisoner came from fladesbury " Ma
called upon the pknif whom be represented th. 10 ~a
worth considerable property aud ed SCARCELY anything %
f.h Of there representations the prisoner 90 sred some
orh Of goods om various fnefcLsns In his city, IL
charged that the defendant Obtained tkee goods false and
fraudulent representations The tina, oesuptsd the entire day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
Annexed is statement Of The Eew-Orieans II
!, r the week ending March g:

Tola... Sl4+Sl,322 Sl7ess,le $sll2Tli e2aS9lC al
A notice in our advertising columns will interest
holders OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Milwaukee
and Horizon Railrosd Company. J. II. jackson,
sci for the Trustee has papsr prepared for signatures
st Room No. "a Trinity Buildings.
Tie last statement of the Bank Of England fol.
lows:
DEPARTMENT
Ho.es y. ga rs GoveBuer. debt. II DIS 100
IULher secarties.... 3<5g w
Gold coin s1d bufl 1881 363
isyef bLIiion-...... B4d,at1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19

CANPVILLH, Nonhfy, NHItH To- =, -
For the seet ending Monday March l3 cars Cattle ~ esf
Hos II Sheep IL cars horses Total STOCK III sda 40
Of EIwess Freight making total number Of oai hanea
Stock Express Trains during tho week. 55 sho" Hn II"
crease over last week Of 20 cars Of Live Stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MhRcH la-Sfi0ie
Judge SHIPsAs.
TIE ESCAPE or CAPT. IATHAM-sTArEbEh1 OF hAh-
sHAL RYHpERs-NoRE BRIBERY.
Shortly after the Court opened District-Attorney
Roosevelt asked the Court for verbal order THAI the
Marshal should come before the Court and make Il
statement as officer Of the Court Of the details Of the
ESCAPE OF Capt Latham, he having been conlniued
upon bench warrant Issued ont Of this Conrt There
upon the Judge ordered the Crier to 60 down to the
Marshal. Office, and in few minutes the Marsbal ap
peared.
The Nareha then made a statement saying that be
gave express orders before leaving this city for WASH
ngton that of the prisoners should be taken ont OF
Jail any prttense particularly Capt Latham urles9
by order from the DsiTiC-Attorney, which he knew
from past experien would not be granted. On Sat
uday he returned from Washington, and was informed
Of the escaTe Of CAPT. Latham from the custody OF
John Calaghan, one Of the Marshals officers. kyh-
ders Immediately teegnIhed tohis deputy Mr.. Ihonp-
son, who then in Washington directing him to offer
reward Of 500 for the capture Of the prisoner, lie
,npposing q lot Laiham would 20 South. The Marshal
Cismisssd Caaehan from lis Office. The Marthal siys
that CallaRhan told him that "some persons applied
10 him. saying that Latham needed shirts ana clothing,
and promised him Sj for lie trouble if he would get
a. order 20 take Latham 10 Brooks store in Broad
way. CalIagh.n then got Mr.. Lott, the Clerk
Of Tie MArrhals Clice, 10 write On order on
Mr. Mcleod, the keeper Of Eldridye-street JAIL 10
take him out. Lott wrote the order, aud Callaghan
went - the JAIL and, presenting II 70 Mr.. 1clIeod
Capt. Latham was allowed 20 go with hnm. Ibis war
very extraordinary and contrary to the Msrshul d.
rcciions. CaliaghGn tLcn took Capt. Latham 10 the
store corner Of Grand and Broadway and when he got
there, some persons referred 10 befcrel told Cal
agen that he might choose suit Of clothes for him
self ind, while he was dong So Latham escaped from
the store, inmTed into carriage aud was driven OFT:
Subsequently, Callaghan got a police officer, and
walked up and dowa Broadway III search OF tho lost
prisoner. TIE Marshal further stated that several ap
Pli atioDs had been previously made 10 lin 70 LEI
Latham he taken 10 the Hospital, which he refused,
roniierif II would be unsafe 10 do An applica-
ton had al:o teen made 10 have the prisoner taken 10
the BrO0Iy Jail the ground that Ellridgestreet
jail WAS OyercroW ded. This he alec refused. He
Irofe.ses 10 have no clue TO the whcreabout Of the
prisoner.
On Tuesday Mr. Lott the Narshal's Clerk who is
DOW in Railway, viii make statement 10 the Court
OF the manner in which the order was obtained from
him by Callsghan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19

The Associated Banks held meeting ut tie Ameri-
can Exchange Bank on Friday evening, and formally
terminated the joint arrangement entered into Oh the
21st Of November last. TIE resolution Of noninter
course with the Chemical Bank was rescinded. The
North Star brought $sl5, 524 in gold.
The following will show the expors Of specie from
New-York to foreign pors for the week ending March
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

ABsoR, TIE WIPE-PoisoSzR.-Tbe Court Of Par
dons yesterday 1T Trenton and refused commute
the sentence Of Abson tire wife-p sonsr. The execu-
ton will consequently take place on the 10th Of April.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gillen, keeper Of liquor
shop IN South Eighth J-r,ey City before the
NitLou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19

The Bank Statement, which we annex, shows q
large increase in the specie average and IN net DC
posts, while the loans are but slightly IN advance OF
the LAST statement Tie gold received by Ire Asois
and North Star has nearly gone to TIE Assay once ior
coinage, and will count in the next weeks return
There seems 70 be no escape from CD unhealthy aceu-
mutation Of money. Tie comparative statement is as
follows;
M.rcba March Ii. ..
Ta,o. . & I99 Tn5 ga sI2? ,bt9 o2s Dee Ss5loy
Xcsr,. ' S3 500 700 3s.2l96l5 Iuo... as sS
as57y3 8g2g47 Dec. i&J 3eG
Hvuni'i'''''' sgTIi 44s elE?qT79 Ino..,. Rl8 3l
The movement of the Banks since Nov 81 1873,
has been ~ follows:
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The following specie per the Arabia is In addition Il
the List already published:
fBnn uAvnr
FROM HAvRE.

Il. Behrend Coz $4,000
SchuchaTd Cebhnrd... $4,000
Poricf 20l0o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19

iOAer secaiiiies... 3,<5g. s0l
Gold coin Gad bul'n 1921 3Sa
Silver buuion..... a., "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

REPORTED DEATH OF Ban McCuLLoueH.
ST. Louis, Oct 6-The correspondence Of the
story:
RoLLA, Mo-, Oct. 6-From information gath.
cred by scouts, there are about 900 armed rebels
including coo 10 1000 at Camp w aIkef, Arkan-
sas, eight miles below the Missouri line under
command Of young Ben Mccullough.
Maj Wright Of the Home Guards, furnishes the
Following statement:
physician, well known to the Major, whose
name am not permitted to use, arrived from the
southwest on Tuesday evening. This physician
was formerly partner Of DR.. Smell, Gen McCul-
iough's army surgeon. The former very recently
had an interview with his old partner, and was
told by him that in the battle Of Springfield
Mccullough was shot through the hips, and
glance ball also struck him I'm the forehead Soon
after making his report Of the battle. Mccullough,
with the Texas forces, was ordered back to Texas
but after reaching Camp Chesapeake, near Mount
vernon, be died from his wounds
Before he expired he spoke freely of the manner
OF his treatment by the Missourians and declared
that IL he had known the true position Of affairs
he never would have entered the State. His body
Texas
His death was concealed even from his own
men for a time, 1t being the policy Of the sur
70 RsO On the Of his
FORE placed In nominal command In order to keep
up the deception. Major Wright, who il an old
acquaintance of Mccullough, having, as late as
Lhe winter before the last ranged with him up the
Colorado, is convinced that the latter 10 dead
Letters have been received by Mrs Crawford
from her husband, Colonel Crawford, of Prices
army, stating that the latter was hemmed in, and
occupying critical position, and urging the i'm
mediate removal Of his property to the South.
RoLLA, Mo October 4.-Thirty-nve Of our
wounded men arrived here from Springfield yes
terday Three ambulances LEFT this morning, and
Others will start to morrow, to bring away more
OF the wounded, 500 Of whom still remain there
Letters from the southwest, received here,
state that many Of the citizens Of that region are
moving their families and effects to the South
Capt. A G. Smith, at the head Of some fifteen
hundred Union men, il pursuing the secession
lists In Barre and Stone counties
Mrs. John s. Phelps, who was active In her at.
tentions to our wounded soldiers after the battle
Of Springfield, is very Ill Of typhoid fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
La,.., New. from the Sen h.
From late Southern papers we extract the fol
lowing items Of Interest:


From late Southern papers we extract the fol.
lowing items Of Interest:
AFEpKRAL PRISONER SHOT.
VIM. G. Buck, prisoner Of war, corporal in
the tenth company Of the Seventy-ninth New
York regiment, was shot on Saturday BY a Con-
federate sentinel for turbulence and disobedience
Of orders. The prisoner was, contrary TO orders,
leaning out OF window, and when told to with
draw himself, cursed and abused the sentinel
outrageously, and dared him to shoot, which In
obedience to orders he had received from his
superiors, he proceeded to do. Buck was buried
the same day.
ARREST OF MR. sKaAR.
A Norfolk correspondent OF the Richmond En-
rested few days ago on charge of disloyalty to
the Southern Confederacy, but was subsequently,
released on bail. -
HON .. G. BRBCINRIDaE AT ABINGDON.
The Hon. J. G.. Breckinridge, with others from
Kentucky, was at Abingdon, va on the Sd inst
Ii 10 understood that Mr.. Breckenridge will re-
sign his seat in the United States Senate, and is
sue an address to the people Of Kentucky, and ell
gage actively In the war II IL believed that he
will be in Richmond in few days
WINTER CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS.
Georgia (says the Enquirer has set d noble ex-
ample In providing for the winter clothing and
comfort Of her soldiers, at an expense Of about
500 GOO She has 80 600 In the feld--20 600 being
In Virginia Some of the Georgia ladies also
have most generously proposed that If the soldiers
will send part, or the whole, of their commute
purchase cloth aud make up the clothes icifhout
ehargs This expedent will at least avoid the
sktnning OF our soldiers by the tradesmen.
ABALE OF COTTON WANTED
The ladies Of Louisa county, Va, e. rnestly ap-
peal to some gentleman Of the cotton States to sent
them bale of cotton, to be made into comforts
for the use Of the sick and wounded soldiers at the
hospitals. The restitution Of conveniences a,
these places in probably well known to many
cotton planters, who could readily spare one
bale for the above mentioned purpose. One good
comfort Is worth three blankets and the cost CON-
pared with the latter Is a mere trife. MANY fami-
lies are willing to furnish cloth and have them
made, free Of charge, while blankets are very
scarce and Sold at exorbtant prices
TOBACCO INSPECTION OF PETERSBURG
The inspection Of tobacco al the different ware
houses IN Petersburg, Va, for the wear ending
October 1, 1861, shows a decrease of 1912 hhds
compsred with last year.
hCRDKRA AND LYNCH LAW
A correspondent Of the Houston (Texas) Tele-
graph gives all account OF a shoe king affair in
Grimes county. On Friday morning, 18th ult :, a
little after snnriss Judge Anderson was walking
through his field and had shot some hogs belong
Ing to neighbOr named Jones, which had been
depredating in his field. man named Haygood
In the employ of Jones, shot and killed Ander.
SON haygood was accompanied by son of
Jones. The people assembled and hung Haygood
the day Anderson was killed, and the next day
hung the elder Jones as an accessory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
T. M. II ARVEY.
NoT,CE.SALE OF PIrrsB URGH, toR,

\0TiGEEESAtE OF RITTSBgRGH, EORT
By virtue OF d-oree of ths circuit Court Of The
UGited States Tor the northern dstrrct of Ohio, in
charles Mosn AND Others ss ecmSisiss nnst sno
the . ittsburgh, Fort Wayns and ChIoago Rail
suan. 70 asIlsry deoTees OF the rcUis court. Of
the United states for the western district OF Pom
dstriO. O. Illinois rsipsotiVey IN causes Ssseed
Ing ohanoery In said Courts respectively, where
ants respectively, as in sai cause rat above men
a3nsd. The TndeIssned, Joan FerTuson and
us.se. one Of seSes Desas Of T4%.t so or
Mortgage upon which SAID DEGREES are founded
ssId Court; respectiysy, duly asponted by " .sid
S nSc IesReooss, for that viii ss q
han the !. sff the ssi sss
the Sat- Of N sns Ssy q
1881, between the hour. OF ten o'ciocr ! n. and
iouI O'Clock ?. m, Of said dsy, the following de
c TIE s.fSsa s sns piss.bur.A For, w.,,.
81 5, r. e sss d e +:
other ation houses and shops, and the lsrds And
. g q :Ss
as5H is ssd the rOt :nd
s.s fixtures and Or
raid road and bslonsins ihsrsto. and a HSsrsser
sltuste and al oars, engines and rolling stocy b.
beT Iu nber iron n a1a 49,. o. lid
yded By said Companiss or b. the sevsrs or ina
oS:ssa n:H sst
20 De used In operating SAID wherever sitrate
oy tne same tite BY which the sams are holden by
Alo COMPANY, or BY said original Compa
severey together, With al corpof Awe franch fses
o. SAID Company, and Of tn said original Compa-
MES eeveIaliy, including the right and ma chise
OF sald several Companies TO bs and aot e q Cor
PoIauon, 10 be told a. an entirety u =
sal DEGREES provide that the p1 chaser. upon the
connrmanon of the sale aud full osmplisnce with
tne conc tions thereo shall no ali the propertI
ngnts franchises. and the aIpurtenanoes tkereof
SO sold ~ the same title BY which thew are held nv
ssld Plttsburgh, Fort Wayne and chicaso Raj
Eoeo company, and each and all Of aid orisinai
ComIsnies, free from the lien OF al said rnort
sages, and Tree from al liability for any deht.
aseinsS $40 original or consolidated Cou1psn,es
q ether OF them. and from I'll claims on ascon ~
"a oapisel stock bsf swbjsef, aSSsv1isiess ~ sbs
u,snss ny sqoh exist, upon ANY reai eatsts IN
einaea ~ the sae, for pufehise money thsrsoT NJ
p said decrees TO be paid out OF he pro
Sseas o. INC sals or by former orders or decrse ~
De Pfae osoeIyiss The right Of way, depot rrouuss
INC iots Spo lands In the City and vicinity az Sh
cage, RIrcha.ed BY ssid Company since fbs eenssa
r. ssse snlts and the bridge iroperty Ard Other
hns. Ssoe Of ne Company at the CITY ~ Pill
viii h. ;ae,, Sde,eos 70 mortgage liens The same
~ ~ noiaaea IN the sale but subject 70 sad IN
no provision having been sds for The
'-'m''' 'hsrs0i. }Sha dS fskausoS
Trc ~ and Master connisSonsrs. a. slor. aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
WARD II. LAMOM.
u. .. Marshal, ID C.,



TRUSTEES sALE.-By vIrtue of a deed nj
Il trust from John w. Soihoron, dated the I1th
June, 1856. made to secure the de- bt thereon men
TONED, % Benz. r. MaIley. and by the direction
oi sala M9xiey, Will sell ~ public auction on the
noon In 'front.' OF the PENNIES, 70 the highest bid
oeTa tne ioliovlnf described premises, 20 Wit
Those parts OF lots number ~ and 10 In old eorre-
tovn glnnlng 81 the end Of q Ceet measu red west
On the Inc OF fais street from the dividing line
line east IS feet, thence northerly to q bounded
some So being IS feet from Falls street thence
westerly TO stone No. s. IS feet, tnenoe southerlT as
ieet 70 the beginning, being the same premises
when George NJ. Sothoron and others oonyey al 10
said John w. Sothoron BY d I'D OF the xth De
cemoer, lsS, with the buildings thereon.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money cash
ana the residue st ak and twelve month"; Tor
which the purchasers notes bearing Intsre,t from
the DAY OF sale, will be taken, secured on the
premises. Deeds At the purchasers expense.
II the terms are not cnmplsed with within three
osy IRON the dsy OF sale, the premises Will be re-
sold aftsr weeks public notice, at the risk and
X. K.cRAwF0RD, Trustee.
se 10 2avlms BARNAkD& BUCREY,Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

1.-THE King Of Portugal has Issued procla.
nation strictly prohibiting priyateering, or lar.
boring Of privateers, In his donations -
10 The members Of the 2ith loswego) reei-
ment have sent home to their families over SIS 81
since they have been In the service.
IL The little city Of Wilmington, In the slave.
though loyal State Of Delaware, has subscribed
$50, 90 the new u 30 per cent. Government loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

u Last Saturday the new u 8. Gunboa.
Pembina made her trial trip at New York. Not
withstanding the newness Of her machinery. abe
made IL 4 knots per hour; and her engines, with
IS pounds Of steam, achieved 100 revolutions Der
minute. The Pembina 10 to be comma nded by
Lieut. Crosby Of the United States Navy, and
will proceed 70 her desti nation Immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

u We are requested to say that the notes of
the Bank Of Pittsylvania, Va, are good This
bank was chartered by the last General Assembly,
and was authorized to commence operations, the
principal part Of the stock being subscribed pre-
Vious to the suspension Of specie payments The
stockholders are among the best citizens of the
rich county Of Pittsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

IL Yesterday, Capt. Michael Berry, late COM
mander Of the steamship Marion, was arrested In
New York and sent to Fort Lafayette, on charge
Of being employed in the service Of the rebels
This Is the officer who hoisted the Palmetto Dag
In Charleston, 3. C., some time since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

TIE iNTsLLIsEsczR UPON HISTORICAL Ro-
MANcK-Fhe Infei!igsnesr, in an editorial this
morning, speaks Of an interesting account of the
battle Of Fuentes de Onore ''given by Charles
O'Malley in his Irish Dragon ," Doubtless the
IntsiIgsncsr refers to Levers novel of " Charles
O'MalieV," very dashing, amusing story, bu,
hardly work Of historical record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08

" Two important accessions have been made
70 tne rebel navy at Mobile, in the shape of a
couple OF row boats. They are each thirty-seyen
ZEE! iong, nine feet beam and three and a hall
feet depth OF hold They cary twsnty o,r.n,an
ana four officers, and are armed with a howitzeI
and twenty-fou muskets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-08
By THOMAS poWIINs- Au..,a....

NbANCERY sAI.E-By virtue of deere. Of
- the Circuit Court Of the District Of Colu mbSa
LOT the county Of Washington, sittinr IN Chsncery.
And passed In cause wherein Henry Walker ed n,
aeisnda e. shsl proceed 20 sell, on the pre- mis- 81
on Iursoay, the 18th day Of October, az o,slocf
Peit OF Lot mum cred twenty twoI22,l in Tbomas
nselPs OF Georse,s, Addition TO corr etovn.I,
In me county cf ashfngton IN the Uistriot o CO..
IN isvhlch 10 cescrbsd and boun ed az fol ovr TO
VIE ne most soptherly eighteen feet front Of sid
!ot ing back thirty feet; then no tn parallel
parallel With Bridge street, thirty feet NOR; then
SOUTH tyenty feet nn IL intsrsects the south lire
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale, as present ed BY decree One ihIrd
OF tne purohase money 20 he paid in cash A. the
RESIDUE n two 90 ga instameits. &C eix and Twelve
months, bearing interest from the day Of ssle aad
sSoureo oy the notes or bonds Of the pure hsssr
With sood And sufhcient personal security, 10 Be
approved by the TIpstse. -
.e M-zaM&da TH0S BOWLING. Auct