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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA april -,
The Massachusetts Regiment reached Annapo
lis sunday, and found the Upited States ship
Consii ufion occupied blythe g~ecelsionisis. they
btiaf engaged la converting her into a battery.
Tile becessionists were driven cut Of the ship and
she was lowed out into the stream by the Mary
land, hut aiter doing 30 grounded. Some gum
were heisted out Of the Consultation and then
the ship hoated OG, but the Maryland then
grounded and was fast when our Informant LEFT
A gentleman has arrived here who len Annap
oils yesterday. lie heard \ report there that
del county.
Gen. Butler, OF Massachusetts,, offered the ser
vices Of The sh Massachusetts Regiment, 10 sub
due the Instruction. Gen. B.. was taking meas
ures 10 have the rails Fa.laid on the Annapolis
Road. They had been carefully taken up by th'
Railroad Company. No difficulty was appre
hended In again opening the road to Washington
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E~NLIsTING IN ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, April y,
Enlisting volunteers has progressed rapidly fol
the past two days, and there are now about 2 80,
men on the Arsenal grounds subject to the ORDER
OF the Secretary Of War. These will be received
tomorrow, and it Is thought that the entire fOul
regiments asked for by the President will bI
raised in the county, Notwithstanding the refusa.
of Gov. Jackson TO comply with the requisition
A company of 100 Germans from st. GeheyievS
have offered their services,
+ p Blair, Jr has been elected to and accept
ed a Colonelcy In the First Regiment to-day.
The report that troops have been stationed Al
Cairo to Obsu uet river commerce, Is denied on
the authority of Gov. Yates of Illinois. Tn
troops were sent there as = mere precautionary
measure.
A large Union and peace meeting was held at JET
terson last night Spoeches were made by ex-GOv
Stewart and Gen. Price. The resolutions recently
adopted at Louisville were passed unanimously
Also, a resolution instructing delegates to the STATE
Convention 70 support and vote for the principles
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TRIESEMAR L, 2&3, ARE DE-
TEOrED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT Of
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de
Medicine, Vienna.
mol is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhaa
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2. completely eradicates All traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated By the naus
cous and pornicious use Of copaiYa and cuhebg.
No. 5 has entirely supplanfed the inurious uae
mercurys thereby insuTing to the sufferer speedy Ne.
LET dspersing All impurities, and roofing out the
TRIESEMAR, Nos. J. 2 and 5, are preparation the
torm OF alozenEe, devoid Of taste and small, and car
and divided into separate doses, Is administered b.
taIpeau LallemandR cux, KicOld, &c. Price Sc each.
whereby there IL . saving Of So. To be had Wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. lQ4 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving a Remittance
Dr. Barrow viii forward the TFiegemar to any par
otthe world, securely packed, and add osse I accord
ing 70 the Instructions Of the writer
Sold also b T. +. GAYLORD and We.
tAohHs OeVelano sauTr
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FROlf -HARR1sDuRG

AAkRlsBuRG, fa-1 Apul8
A merchant arrived here, and left Baltimore
yesterday afternoon.
No attack has been made on Fort McHenry-
he thinks the Federal troops can now pass
through the city unobstructed. and saws there
won't be q solvent merchant in Baltimore in a
week.
Virginia money 50 per cent discount.
lington Heights.
Maryland money Is refused At Harrisburg at
any price.
The haYre de Grace steamer Locust, from
Boston to Little Rock, Ark, hal been seized
also a. Canton Station q large lot Of saltpette
and birthstone nom Pittsburgh for Cincinnati
No provisions o. any kind allowed to be trans
ferred from Baltimore.
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FROM nav ORLRANs.

INV ORLEANS, April -
The Governor has received nv,
1900 Tennesseeans are on their way 10 JUN 'He
Confederate army.
ohased Nv ne Confederncy and will soon be fitted
sam Houston spoke at Galveston last Friday
when ne denied emphetically having mmu
estsd VIII Mr.. Lineoin's Government, and also
denied that he claimed still 10 be Governor OF
rnwna
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INTERRsTTNG PROM NEW York.

NV IOhAl ApflIA-
The Board Of Supervisors have appropriated
S250,000 to support families of volunteers.
Judge Belts, eff the U. Circuit Court, charged
the Grand Jury today, defining the crime OF
treason and its consequences.
u is stated that all nipples and hammers of the
arms at Harpers Ferry were safely removed be-
fore the confagratiOn.
Fifty uniforms for the South were seized at
Brooklyn by the police at different tailor shops.
where they were being made 70 order of a New
York frm.
The Persia Is detained til morning to take
Lord Lyons dispatches. Among the passengers
are Com. Aulick. and the agents Of New York,
arms for those States.
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FROM

PHILADELPHIA April j.
The letter mail from Baltim3re and Washing
ton arrived here this afternoon, having left Bal
timore yesterday afternoon.
The defences Of the public Buildings at Wash.
ingtOn have been strengthened, and the Capitol
surrounded by hastily thrown up defences
II is reported in Philadelphia that news Of the
capture Of Fort Pickens and immense loss Of lite.
reach Baltimore via Annapolis.
It is rumored that Washington viii soon be put
under martial law.
On Friday last a lot Of boys from Washington
captured g steamer at Alexandra and brought
her 70 Washington There were 200 stand Of
arms aboard.
Lieut.. Maury disappeared from Washington
on Friday, and Capt Scott was put in his place.
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FORT mCHRNRY RrINN0RcFn
HAyRE DE GRACE, April "a

A gentleman passed here from Baltimore this
mining who state that Fort McHenry was Ger
BAttmoreane had planted cannon towards her
The ordered them removed which
was complied with subsequently another can
non vas pointed ct Ter on another side which was
also removed.
u Is stated that an arrasement had been enter-
ed INTO between the authorities Of Baltimore snd
ne Government orthe rebuilding Of the bridges
At the expense Of Baltimore, and the road Wo6Id
be in running order Ia ten days.
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FROM sANDUsKY.

Capt. Depuy's Company, a0d the Yaeers, Capt.
Iraub, the latter nearly ali Germans q this city,
also, Capt. SpEsFueg Company Of Huron leave here
the morning Dor Camp Taylor. Clevelhnd-
The ladies' presented to our companies \ beautiful
mug each also presented 20 the Captsin Of each a
sH9tds to-day Ample provision, BY the city council
ana private subscriptlon, hsf been made foftbe sub-
port otthe families ofthe Volunteers.
IRON tne Islands opposite the CITY rauorf 100 fab
ermen ready 10 Volunfeer
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ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.

NV 4ohAs April "A
The Champion arrived last night with $50 passan.
gers $4,000 IN specie from San Francisco April Ist.
Acas9 ofrihes bound to Mississippiw was found yes
St1aI On me premises Of Daniel Eiah, South street.
L1sy were seized and be arrested
an ATTEMPT was made On M0nddy night. BY the
StPl-l. q ne surveying steamer Farina to run her
On oolIn Aem me NAVY Yard. The crew suspected
eSmetHIat wrong and Informed the Commander OF
the North L-ro-Lnn- Mln nnL - ~. nrno....L..In.
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81. loun, Aptu 20
The Democrat Of this morning says that Gen,
Harvey having received TIE nscessaty o.ssIs
vrgferdav. about 700 men Wefc enlisted unatf we
Presidentis proclamation, received BY n dplecea
under the command Of the otieers OF the u D
Arsenal, In this city
AZ Is understood that 300 men nave emery. naa
their services, and viii be accepted. About Low
troons are now IN the Arsenal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25

MRS. WINsLOW.

aAN ~ MAA Jill ~ ANMa AnA
SOOTHING SYRU p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething BY
softsni1gt the gums, reducing az neammations-wil
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, will give rest to your
REIfEF AND HEALTH TO YOURINFANTs.
We have put up aud sold this article for over ten
years. and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE N
TRUTH oft, what we have never been able 20 say OF
any other medicine, NEVER Al 1T FABLE IN
AslNGLE INsTANCETO EFFECTA CURE when
timely used. Never did we know an instance OF dis
satisfaction by any one who used 1t. On the contra
", Rllars delighted with its operations, and speak In
terms q eonmendation q the magical easets ana
We DO KNOW" after ten years expeTieuce, and
pledge our reputation for the fulhIment OF what We
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant Ia suffering from pain and exhauation, relief
viii he found in hfteen or twenty minutes after the
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and SkIlful Nurses in
New England, and has been used with Nevor-faiIinR
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child frem pain, but lnvig
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects ascidity and
gives zone and energy 70 the whole system. IL will
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OuLIC
and oyercomes commissions, which II not speedily
remedied, end in death. We believe It the best an0
safest remedy in the world in all cases OF Dysenter9
and DiarrhRa in children, whether il arises from
Teething, or any other cause, We would say TO ev.
cry Mother who has a child suffering from any OF thf
forapoinq complRiuts. 40 not LET yuuT preludices nor
the preiudices of others, stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will he Sure yes,
Absolutely Sure, TO follow the use Of this Medicine,
tftimely used. Full direction tor using will accom-
amy each bottle. None genuine unless the TAG.
the outside wrapper. Sold BY Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street. New York
PRICE, ONLH % CENTS PER BOTTLE
For sale By sTRONG6ARMsTRORS, CHURCH
ILL X and Wm. FISkE, Cleveland
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PORK-Market hrmar and more active. Sales
are go bbls A. S~is,37@l6,75 Cor mossi si3,1tai3,O for
prime, including 800 bbls mess for future delivery on
private terms.
HEEF-Market hrmer with more tolnR. Sales
are 1000 bba AZ si,T5@6,W for country prime; S5,750
6.B for country mefs; sg,u1mi0,doiier repacked meaai
git,mmlGlnO Tor extra mess.
PRiaE MISS BREF- Dull and nominallg
UNCHANGED.
BREF HABIs-ouiet. Sales are 90 bbls west
orn STATS
CUT MEATs-Market more active. ssles arc
800 packages AZ 6496Ac Tor shoulder 6AGs4e for
hams.
BAC0N-Dnll and uominally UNCHANGED.
HARD-MRrkeg heavy with moderate business.
Sales are 100 bbls at ehml04c.
HUTTBk-l IL selling az l0c4i5c Tor Ohioi
lA0a0c state.
CHBEsK-Msrket steady At y@lONe for infrior
10 prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25

NEWARK, N. j., April q.
The City Council has appropriated one hun
dred thousand dollars for families and 1--WE thous
and for equipments.
There are now a thousand troops in Trenton.
The Governor has called an extra session of thl
Legislature for April 3Oth.
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Yesterday AfternOOn's Report,
coon news FROM KRNTUOKY.

OISCNNarI, April q.
A company Of sscessionists, ll3 in number, left
Cynthiana, ky,t Monday, % join the Confederate
army. When tho train arrived at Frankfort, KY,
thes were ordered 20 show their flag, which they did,
displaying secession nag from tho window. Stones
we've thrown az Il, when the lieutenant OF the com
pany nrud In the crowd. ImmediatelY the cars were
attacked BY the citizens, aud bouiders aud paving
stones rained upon them promiscnousy. They final
Great oxcitcmont prevailed during the remainder
Of the day, aud threats were made 20 tear up the
track.
The oitlsus declare that no more secession troops
shall pass through that place.
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An OBJRCT on SUSPICION

NEW NoKK April %.
The celebrated bark Grapeshot is lying in the
basin and s an oqiect Of suspicion. The Captain
asserts his determination 70 defend his Gag 10 the
last. The Government will look sharp alter her.
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ASTER NOTWITHSTANDING

MI ASTE COMMISSIONERS
lyl s~ALE.-Pursuant to the command OF a deere
tai order OF sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the county OF Cuyahogn, and State OfOhiO, at the
suit OF Lyman Little ct. al plaintihs, against SAM
ul folts, ct. ais, DEFENDANTS, 10 ne directed, I shall
expose for sale at public auction, at the dOur Of the
Court House, N said County, on Monday, the 2Oth
OF May, 1861, ut 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, namely;
situate In the township Of Independence, being
number six la the twelfth ranRs Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the ctate OF Ohio,
and which Is also In the county Of Cuyahoga, and 10
known as part of original lot number iorty IN said
township and subdivisions, or village lota numbers
81, 81, 80, 81 and IS, as surveyed BIZ Daniel Kerr, Esq,
IN the fall Of 1912, and bounded as follows, to wit: on
the east by the State road leading from Akron to
land owned by the First Congregations Church md
Society, and bounded rs follows: cOmmsncinga at the
north east corner Ofland owned by W. Il. NoWland;
thence westerly along the line Of said Newiand's land
six rods and twenty links; thence north four rods and
twenty-three links thence east two rods and seven
Get; thence south tive rods thence east 70 the west
line OF thB Public square; thence south 20 the Ulace
of beginning, and land owned by W. H. Hewland:
on the west by land owned by said NeWland; on the
north by village lot belonging TO Michael Palmer.
containing four acres, more or less" For a better
description OF 8 ID land reference may be had 60 y.
Clark's title deeds, given by James NJ. Dillon, Jan.
nary 25th, l54s, and Wiliinm Davis, Feb. Sd, ls4s, and
from james NJ. Dillon, recorded March 10th, las, IN
OuyahOga Records, Vol, Al, page IA, but reservinR
on from the foregoing survey 4 piece Of land on the
northeast corner Of said lot two rods wide and Is
rods long, deeded to N. L. Miner, be the same more or
less. but subject 70 allegal~ Highways. Appraised at
SI,hOO. WILLIAM X. SHEkWIN.
Fred. Hoyey,. Master COmm'r.
Atty for FlfO. anrIg.aa6
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MAr11saroE, April 2l-Night.
a river boat the George Page. was employed By
fr the trnnsPoEteiiah oftroops and m1nitions or
var.
Tbs E0Ferumlul ms resolved q mersape from the
Governor Of IenEosses ln reply n fbe demand for
troops. He emrhaticalg says he VIII moi complv-
hut would nther lurnah @0o nm against the
North
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T%YPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

LUIlAUVl NTIW %
The President Of the National typographical in
ion wishes the following published, called out by the
notice Ia last nights press reports signed by mr..
Walsh, Secretary: All delegates from subordinate
unlous who aro determined 10 ue present az the "a
tioanl TFnogranhicai DonFcntion Will meet IN New
isiepedl JOHN NJ. FARQUHAR,
pres't National I'VE. Union.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPs.

HAvRE DE GRACE, April "a.
Large numbers Of troops are being concentra-
ted here from Harrisburg.
Il is said that no person is allowed to leave
ialtimOre without q permit.
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On 8eut.
RENT-THR nNFFTTHI1

DOR RENT.-THE DWELLING
Il HOUSE sndlarge OIL oLOTH FAGToRT
longing 10 the late ]. w. apaubiinr- SitSsts
BridSe 81 West Side, The Factory q veil Stoctod
With Tools and All facilities foe carryiae ~ ! farsa
business. The Dwelling ia ia the rana brii55ag
me confenteleea requisite for : 49,
hmlly; Connected With the above - to -
s snS19 Tsn Scvgtainipg 2 isSgS nqmbsr Of Fruit TreS-
The place viii Be le8sei for one 81 no-e @.--s
Sa pa RsvGssoie te5ms Apply UPON The premises, 80.
HF apraeH
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~PHILApELpH1A. April 81.

Stats Treasurer Moore came to the city to-
day, in relation to the half million loan for
the war. The banks took il all at par
Double the amount was offered.
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MASS MEETING.

a1. owOssO, Mich, April q.
A large meeting was held here to-day, to consider
National Affairs. Speeches were made BY Hon. John
n. lngersoHs Judge Turner and others.
The oath ofallegiance was administered, every one
present responding in the most hearty manner. A
company was enrolled and funds for their outfit
raised. The greatest excitement prevailed.
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FRONTHLINOIs

CAIRO, April29,
About Zoo troops are already armed here. All
is quiet. The Tumor prevalent that a regiment
Of tennessee troops were marching 10 attack this
point, Is not credited. The feeling here Is very
strong for the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25

'N bUhEAi April q.
The Van buren Press, Newspaper. tne Iaading In
ion paper in Western Arkansas, fo-daT. hcista4 80
the omee the nag Of the CUnfderate g5sfes
The United States troops as FORT Smiib- av..,...s
the post last night and LETT for the Indian co1nts@
State troops now occupy the Fort. g'
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THE NORTH 10 8RNVAnRD

INV YORK, April o.
A gentleman from Charleston says It WIS the
intention Of the Southern Confectionery 70 mafeb
North with hfty thousand or sixty th0usnnd mer
expecting Fly Thousand more from Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25

g CENTRAIIA, Apru2
The store house, aud carpenter shop, with con,
tents, belonging to the Illinois Central Railroad
CompanL az this place was burned this after.
noon me IRE was supposed to be the work OF
an lncendiary- Loss s25 900. Believed TO be
covered By insurance.
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ARRRsTED RoR TRRAsoN.

NlNOINHAIIl april y
Ggilvie Byron Young was arrested last even.
ing at the Spencer House By the u. S. Marshal
on the charge oftreasOn. Important Correspond
ence was found in his possession. Het will
be examined by the q. S. Court tomorrow
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NBW YORK mARKET-APRM "a,
frV EuurnnApu


tBY TELEaRAFH.l
FLOUR-Trans4otinns to-day are to a fair extent
and prices generally have undergone no material
change. The decline en- frsiahts has Impaired a lit
tie more actively to the export demand. Market
closing with . lair degree OF 6teadinass.
Sales are l6,600 bblf at S8,O00f5,l0 for suparhne
state. &,l505,25 tor extra state, E5,0005,10 for %.
Dernne western; th,lfEOt 40 for common to medium
extra western; t5,4505t1 for shipping brands extra
round hoopee Ohioi and t5,6O9LO0 for trade brands
CANADIAN FLOUR-In moderate request
without material change in price. sales are 900
bbiB At S5,l5a7,o Tor common 70 good extra; SI,25
also for choice and Gvorit do.
RYE FLOUR-steadyi small sales at S3,l09
CORN MEAL-Marksi quiet with small sales
ct previous prices.
WHISK Y-shade frmer with moderate demand.
Sales are $50 bhls at lSh6lSAo.
WHEAT-4ark5f gtill rules In favor Of buyers
with only moderate demand for expert and home
consumption The decline In freights has q tea
dency TO steady the market. Sales are $500 bush fair
Chicago spring. at SislS delivered; 5000 buEh CRnadi-
an club at Sl,3S delivered; l6lO0bush Milwaukee club
At $i,25al,H in store and delivered; $500 bush winter
red western ct Sl,304i-s9; D0 bush common white
Ialifornira At sI,lS9Ga; $500 bush white western ct
RYK~Markst dun and deciining.wi 4 small sales
BXRLEY-Msrkst duh and heavy. sales are
IgU bush state az 6096lc.
CDRN-Thsre Is 3 pretty good business for export
bush a &c Tor oid mixed western in TOR: EHlisse
delivered; &c for new do 60as4ko for new yellow
Jersey; 6SG69c for white southern; az for yell
low southern I; e0c for damaged do.
OATS-In moderate request at 11035c for Western
and OAnadai S9S5e for stats.
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ADJUTAET eEsrnIL's OFTIcr,
HON. CALEB GUSHING MAKRsAUNTON
nnErrrW a a

NRWBURTPoRr, Mass. April "a.
Hon. Caleb Cushing al the Gag raising address
ed the citizens Of this place this afternoon. He
was for the Union under any OF all circumstances
and against all it, foes. His whole affections
were with Massachusetts and not a friend nor foe
should seperRte him from her. He was ready on
the field Of death TO live or die in her defence, or
in that of the Union.
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FROM ROsTON-

BosToS, April "A.
Toe fFigate Niagara Is ordered to New York.
the Governor says, prepared to arm COCO troops
with sabre bnyonet rifles.
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COMMTSSTONERlS

INV no L n Hit .
INl SA~LE.-Pursuant to the command ola decree
tai order OF sale from the court Of Common Pleas Of
the county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of ohio, at the
suit of Philo Scoville, plaintiff, against Nathan
Johnston, ct; al, defendants, to me directed, shall
expose for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, 10 the City ofClevelaud, in said coun-
ty, on Monday, thh 9th Of May, 1861, at 2 O'clock p.
M the following described real estate, namely:
'Situate in the township and City Of Cleveland. in
the state Of Ohio, and which Is also in the COUNTY OF
Uuyahoga, and is II known as a part OF sub-iot No. in
this subdivision OF ten acre lots No H., and a part OF
ten acre lot No. l3, made BY TaylOr& Hoyt, reference
being had to the Book Of tps No. page 4, in the
Recorders Office Of CuyahOga County. IS Aforesaid.
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed, Is bound
ed as follows; beginning at 3 point in the southerly
line Of ktnsman street 32feet and 9 inches westerly
from the nOrth-easterly corner OF said sub lot No. 4:
thence running westerly thirty feet to land conveyed
by said Taylor and HOytt to Samuel Johnston; thence
southerly At right angles with Kinsman street I0
feet along the easterly line Of samuel Johnston's
land; thence easterly at right angles with said
JOhnston's easterly line Of thirty feet; thence north
erly leo feet 10 the place OF beginning, being 90 feet
front on kinsman street and 100 feet in depth, be
the same more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Appraised value S6O0Ol.
X. SHERWIE,
Fred. HOEry, Master Commir
Atty for Plt'H. orriT-ase