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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK OF SAVANNAH
COTTON.
A telegram from New York, dated the
14th, says:
The United States steamer Flag, with
a convoy Of twenty~one vessels loaded
with cotton, captured by General Sher
man at Savannah, arrived here this
morning. The Flag brings no news.
MURDER OF A MINISTER IN NORFOLK.
Much excitement has been caused in
Norfolk, Virginia, by the murder of Rev.
r II. Boykin, an old aud esteemed
minister Of that city. The Old Domin-
ion g;ves,the following statement about
the tragedy:
As yet, al ~ only speculation, II is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17
THE YANKEE NATIONAL FINANCES.

THE YANKEE NATIONAL FINANCES.
The following statement of the Yam
kce national finances has been furnished
by the Treasury Department to the
House Committee of Ways and Means:
Aggregate Of debt bearing interest
IN coin. ,0S7 $50, 1873 80
Interest on sixty and half mil
hons OF debt bearing interest in
currency. .................... 6OS,57O o5
Interest on about thirty millions of
debt on which interest has ceased
about $50 900 90
Legal tenders, bearing no interest 43336O 90
Fractional currency. 2i7 GOO 600 90
Total. S.,l5s,735,4 Al 26
Interest .-....-.................. ~, 1901 81
Amount OF unpaid requisitons .... l36,OOO,OO0 OH
Amount IN treasury ................ lO,25O,0OO on
The amount Of suspended reauistions includes all
unpaid acquisitions tor every branch of the public
service.
1t is stated At the department that, at
this date February 13th), this amour,
has been reduced about $4,000, 900
also, that the department intends paying
the Army of the Potomac next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

T ARD Qamily). in small package,
IL No. 7, BUTTER. In kegs and roll
DRIED FRUIT.
APPLE BUTTER,
CHEESE,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, for sale At NJ.
- Fourteenth street. Spots X Harvey old .t'nf
te L. st
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EOUND, a SUM Or MONEY, WHO,
IA the owner can have by de crisng note , ,''.
amount. Address box No. i,ass Richmond ~.
ginia. &c
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NOTICE.-Thc President and ngtt-
~ tors of the RICHMOND HAT MANI fN-
TURING COMPANY have called in a third inS"
msnt OF ten per cent. the capital Of the e9nl"'
payable at John Dooley's store
fe H-6ts JAMES III. DOOLEi, Secretary
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4 VERY FINE HORSE, FOR tA-
~ VALRY or HARNESS, BY EEYthth b,
FOR SALE PEIVATELY.-Hc may be seen 'or
few days at the stable on Tenth and Cary street.
between the hours Of . and ) 0'c.ock. For teiuL'
apply to GRUBBS II WILLIAMS,
IL l7-3t AuCticUceiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

THOR SALE, \ copy Of MOkSi
ATrAsOF THE wORi.D. Edition. 1884,
frice. $500. Address ]. II. r., At this othee -.
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nIANu FOR SALk.-A No. thi,A'
erins PIANO forsIn az No; - Nam s s,orc'
te ll--6ts Mfxs sEMoN's N't'aty seo.--
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CEVERAL FINE HORSES. drau@n'
~ and saddle, for sale fptivatelyi To,iAh ~ ~
6a Main skse.t. IL. PoRrEkflELD TAtL''"
fl lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-17

nor SALE, 4 marble top walnut CAb',
II NET. WARDROBE. CHINA PRLSs, sni
other HOUSEHOLD GOODS Apply on tVt.-
street, tive doors beyond Duval. " tt--''
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1--WE BARRELS SUPERIOR NOUN
TAIN WliisKEY tor sale by
/. l5--s, CHARLES I. WORKMAN X "
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BOTTLES, BOTTLES, BOTTLES.

The highest prices paid for pint and hali-ph.
HOTTLES (stoae or glass; at No T.. aadts hN
change Hotel. Fourteenth street Bough, !" "a, any
quantity. Et'-''
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MASONIC NOTICE-The members oi
ifI IOGE FRANCHISE, No. ~, are hereby
sn,mcned to attend called meeting, at theiriodse-
room, Oh Marshall street, between Sixth AMI So
ycnth, THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock, /"
work and instruction.
Ey orl:f of the W. NJ
WILLIAM MORGAN,
fG lit Secretary.
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VvNO THE LADIES' lady going III
mourning, ha; several DRESSES i"r s'.F,
among thems one very handsome brown az antH
number OF other altielss a apparel, very d,''o'.
Apply (up stairs 1t No. IT, Main street n.At gen
to Mr.. JAMES WAI.SlIS gun store. IL l. y
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r 10 Fl M o N p.
Mr., Theodore c. Wilson'S Despatch.
cAy,LRr CoRrs, Any or TIE ffs,.:.r

CAvaLRY CoRlS, Any er TIE e. SsSss.-s,,
mao, ,r,y, o. Tim pr.ru ~ LIEUTENANT COLONEL IRE
NAN MAJOR sARorASr AND CAPTAIN roE's.
This morning there held meeting oflhe officer
Of the Frst brigade OF the Second cavalry VISOR at the
headquarters OF the brigade, Of which c5ionel a. II.
Avery was president and Captain and Assistant Aduant
General T. C. Lcbo secretary The following preamble
and resolutions adopted the sense and sentiment
q the meeting
Whereas Lieutenant Colonel r I. Trcmain ~ the
Tenth New York cavalry and formerly for q period OF
year. the Assistant Aduant General 81 this br gafc
died the Sih OF February 1885, o. wounds received
few days previous, while CALAMITY leading his command
against the my nj the battle OF Haicher's rum and
whereas In the purity OF his lifo and chara ter in his
unsclnsh patriotism courteous bearing manly courage
and earnestness ~ purpose, and high cndea ors which
cave promise OF sure and glorious fulnment our lie
parted brother shining example TO us eli; therefore
Resolved Tint While wc fully appreciate the great loss
sustained BY his friends his country and the army,
cannot but look upon his death as one OF the many
glorious sacriccs - the of liberty and Union and
Hence congratulate Der aved family that he died with
Resolved That IL IL with nasreakabc sadness thai
srknowcdg that for the bright spirit that has left for
his loved ones at home for s country and hi friends
have nothing T. oior but the unavaling tribute
OF this last moufnfnl far well
Resolved, Tia: the secretary OF this meeting be In.
rtructcd 10 furnish copy the above preamble and 70
solutions To TIE family o. tn deceased.
Resolved That we all wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing the left arm for thirty days. r butte Of respect
70 the memory Of the deceased.
Before the meeting adjourned two other sets Of reeou
tons were offered and adopted relating 70 the deaths Of
Major arscant Of the First MASSACHUSETTS cavalry and
Captain I'd A. Fobes, Commssary or Subsistence,
United States Volunteers Second cavalry division
The body Of Colonel Trsmsn viii leave City Point for
Albany, n y, tomorrow morning, In charge Of his
consn MAJOR ircmsin. Iac = y,rrernl sckes staff. now
With tie -a OF te cavalry corps of this army Colonel
Averv az tho Tenth New York cavalry also ompan
the remains The loss pr tho deceased n indeed very
sincerely regretted BY the officers and men Of the First
brigade. - ct .-~---.k
THE bodv :, CAPTAIN robcs In charge Of bis VITO and
iuterlnsnl in Greenwood Cemetery, brooklyn, n. Y.
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WILMINGTON.

Major General J. NJ. schoncld Assigned
10 the Command OF the Department. OF
North Carolfna, &c. .t.,....-..s
Mr.. THOMAS n. COOKS DESPATCH.
Foar FISHER, Feb Q, 1905
GENERAL scHovHrD ASSIGNED TO COMMAND OF THE DIrARr
xnr NORTH CAROLINA.
The command In chief OF the expcdttlonary forces
operating in this vicinity this morning passed into
the hands Of Major General j. NJ schoneld who
command by yirus Of his appointment to the command
Of the newly created Department Of North Carolina Tn
change does not In any manner reflect upon Major
raj Terry whose enterprise and military skill have won
for the Union cause tho position now hold On the
contrary, besides the fatterng promotions that have
been mertorously conferred him, he is exp cited
TO be gned TO the command Of corps 70 ope-
rate In this direction and for the present retains
mand Of the troops he brought here.
GENERAL sCHoYIaDs ORDER ASSUMING COMMAND
Gen ral Ord Wv l. ..,,t..
HEADQu.RTERs, DEPARTsEsr OF NoaIH CAROLINA,
AMY or THE OnIn FEDEsAL Polsr Fob 8, 1850.
undersigned hereby command Of North Caro-
the aeld. a
The following star officers arc on duty at these head
Major J. A. Campbell, Assistant Adjutant General
Major VIM N. Wherry Aid-de-6amp.
Captain VIM. j. Twinng, Aid de Camp.
Captain VIM. A. Lord Aid de Camp.
j. NJ SCHOFIELD, Major General
WIN. H. WHrRY, Major and A. d. G.
STILL QUIET
Military matters remain very quiet 10 this region, and
the situation Is wholly unchanged since my last report
Shall IL be deemed wise 10 centent ourselves with the
occupation OF Federal Point there need be apprehen
sion Of ability to do So despite any force the enemy
may bring against General Terry has made his loot
hold strong that would be next 70 impossible for
any body OF rebels to disodge him.
The very severe storms that lave prevailed here for
than week past have ths morning gwen way 70
clear sky, warm and gentle westerly breexes,
promising continuance Of pleasant weather.
TEE WIFE or THE REBEL COLONEL LAxB ENTERS ouR LrE.
Mra Lamb wife Of tho rsbcl Colonel, formerly In
mand Of Fort Fisher wAs permitted 70 enter lines
yesterday and will go 70 Fortress Monroe to-day 70 ut
tend her husband whose wounds are reported 70 have
taken bad turn, leaving him in dangerous con.
dition.
The health o. tho troops and Of the sailors Of Admiral
Portcr's fleet continues excellent
Mails have begun TO arrive with some regularity from
che North, greatly 70 the Satisfaction of this command
General Terry thus far has received nearly bnshel OF
letters oongratuating him on his magnificent achieve
mont and distng ished promotions
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Failure OF DIR. Gwin's Coloniaation rro-
jsct-The Project a Secession scheme.
The following letter frn very high source was re-
ccived here by the ai mali from the city o. Mexico
- Cur ov MExroo, Jan. 10, 1895.
pr Cefn's colonization project has 10 generally IN
dcStooi fallen through Is said chiefly because he vas
inclined to make sectional matter Of It. and urg ON
the ground ina, he Int ndcd to introduce colony Of
confederstes but large private emigration going
into Sonora from California, &c, the government very
naturally thought u might lead trouble 10 rive an
pecal grant 10 colony of Confcdcrates Tho Emperor
Maxmian s determln 10 have nothing TO do with 30
dangerous on element In his dominions
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NJ o D 7 L =.
Additional Confirmation Of the Reported
Evacuation Of the City,
CO., &c., 60.

wAsMs0rcR, Feb. Is, 1895.
oscers from the forces operating against Mobile who
arrived here this evening, confirm the reported
tion Of that place BY the rebels '
Hundreds Of dsserten have como on to the army and
the nset and unanimously agree In the statement that
ncary all the rebel troops have left the place. and tina, t
viii b surrendered whenever demand for It shall be
made even the force by which Il Is backed up should
not b. very large onA
The cotton has all been removed from the city into the
interior at
Our feet are busy engaged in removing distractions,
and expect 70 be able 70 reach the city by the LIST Of
March
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Indian Troubles LA the Northwest.
OwAnA, Feb. II, 1898.

The telegraph Is again working to Denver
The Indians In small bands different points all
slong The road rom Fort Kcarny westward The main
BODY has gonc ~ the North pla,ta
Coonei Collins With his command has had series Of
engagements with the Indians between Jtlesbars aud
Larnnil which lated for six days Tue Indians
irnatcd number two thousand while orr soldier.
b. sbcr' two hundred--not sunacent 10 follow aad
nh.~tise t1s sssgacs
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prr.a,., General - r. fctrcc ..,rhI-rsfi Colonel o.
n rmnno,sr N, \, w. cSI.sl L o iians, In !,
Colonel a. h White su-eon o ", Armstrong Sess
wsnr A. Psrler all Of the Iifh y. Y, csvary; Col
r,a,,as young Tinh Iowa cavalry, and Hon &. Al
Watson. oho, arc The hcroDsi.=..... - s.;,ss,.
Major General 4 X Burnside, Governor J. GREGORY
smith Vermont. Hon. LYMAN Irsusir. Albany; Ward
nj JaInon, wssb ngion; nr. j. " Psrker, Boston. and
Hotel
,ol 1, q Jerpsy eyrncusc rrrri Col ftapem,n and
Isut Col l. Gilman, ron SavsDnts are 9, thsAsior
House.
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forces Though denominated Tho thieves caught have
turned oAt 10 be dss res from varioas an ~ rgnsa
lions, ord one yesaed AHed0 viiie Hundreds
Cenefal Wheeler r#lf sA-
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Furious Gaic 90 Halifax.

Hauysx, FEB "a 1895
ras morning furious northeast gnIe ed, and
eenlyagss IA qpon, Sk inches az snow has fallen
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AMY AIS.
New Losro~--schr vsiknt-- sr re,s iady srd esrt
bafiext8n. 50. VT 4 Entrr Il ttlt nfCklsv NJ a
ArssilnA NJ Crawford U2lt Sara CAss Nls.a I'll :. i
~ ..xgfeH
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49, from tho raleigh ConicdcInc'l
Messrs Pool Carter, Person aid Hall appeared IN
BY tho Lcislatre Of this State FOR the purposes Of con-
ference &c II very gratifying 70 us 70 marx tho
hospable and distinguished cons deraton shown 70 the
state through her legislative representatives The gen.
tcmcn were admitted TO immdla and protraced In.
terview with President Davis who, nowithstandiug o.at
he suffering from very severe attack OF nstfagia
At accorded reception 70 our DEDICATION The mat
Of conference were presume, consd initial but
enabled 10 say that the President frank,
reserved and conding that he presented 10 the
missoners full history Of his policy connected tn
peace Negotiations and that the Interview resulted agree
ably ard uaefuliy.
After passing from the audience with President Davis
the delegation presented TO the ladies Of the
slon and entertained With refreshing hospatics
The Legislature OF Virginia In both houses extended TO
the ccmmlss Of North Carolina privileged scats
upon the floor OF their respective bodes and the Cover
Important conferences, we understand, took place be-
the delegation aud Cons representa-
ton, all Of which, presume viii be before the public
by the report u the gentlemen themselves.
One thing we are sure WAS prominent with oil mon
that 50 te sso,d dcsyt her ste,s enter upon NE
OF our commissioners with salts action, because from
what observed feol assured that their visit TO
Richmond and their conferences there gratifying to
all engnsci and have great confidence that good viii
result from, this action Of the Legislature
Meeting OF the Georgia Legislature.
- From the Richmond EXAMINER heb 10
the Governor ~ Georgia has convened the Legislature
10 Macon Oh Wednesday, the 10th day Of February
Rebel Dcssrtcrs Committing Dcprcd1-
ttous IN Georgfn.
Iron The AIrnrA cnpaitnt opallsfJ
salsiaclosy pIvi ne a'rn ottanea Nsi of c prowi.
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- iFrvn the Richmond EXAMINER fcb 10
The Governor ~ Georgia has convened the Legislature
IN Macon Oh Wednesday, the 10th day Of February.
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,atemcnt OF the Danish Minister -
yyashipCtou.

NAsf'xuroS, fen' ioi ioV''
.,..,.., ..,a RI have been obtained By The rbeis'
,~-,., -, wrn ,n,erest The DANISH Minister ~.
p,.os der,s- the rcpor, tina. the vessel vas s0a ~.
rcbcls We ,sc i,,n.sh government This inofina'0"
haze. o,,a,ned from an authentic source.
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Satisfactory pro he hr al res shat uf ilo prnwi.
,sn " seaxaa Iaas fsw. suy. belonged " vhs.srl
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TIE LAZARUS HOMICIDE.

Trial OF Bernard Frfery, Charged with
the Murder OF Harry Laxarus-Chal-
lengs 20 the Panel Overruled - One
Juror sworn, &c., Sc.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-03
Rsistn>rs prsrKss.

MoNpAr, Oct 2, 1865.
tPricss 0ive1 bstoto rssr 20 ,oholesdis opsrtioss
only, unless Othertoise erpressedl ~
CorrEH.--we report sales TO day Of "a bags
Rio at 2sIS cents 2j6 do. at 30 cents s6 do la
guayrs at s21f cents, and 10 bags Java at 4OIs
cspts per b.--ali ourfency. = I1g. 80 81 ~
FLouR.-The market 60 ntinnes very firm for all
descriptions, though there is more activity for
the local wants than for foreign shipment. In
cluded In the sales reported were 800 bbls. West
ern Extra (spring wheap at o. l21f; $50 bbls.
ard street Super. At ts.s7aso per Dbl. Shipping
brands City Mills held at oil 50; high grade do. I,
sl2 90, and Baltimore Family at sl4. 80 per Dbl
GRAs.--Reeeipts Of wheat to-day fair, COO
prised Of 5000 bushs. white and 800 bushs red
market continues steady, with sales Of white at
". 6jas290, aud 1000 bushels red at 81. 9Oa82 30
per bush. Corn--S,0O0 bushs. white and 8, 200
bushs. yellow offered demand fair, with sales Of
1880 bushs. Inferior to good white At S0as0 cts
$500 bushs do. at 94a96 cts. aud 1900 bushs
yellow at o0aOl cts, nearly all at s9as4 cts per
bush. 0ats-7, 400 bushs, received; market dull ;
sales Of 800 bushs. at 43 cts. weight, and 280C
bushs. at 40 cts measure. Rye-Rccipts reached
to-day 5000 bushs. with small sales at s0aS6 cts
per bush.
MoLAssEs-Market quiet, hut hrm, at our quo
tations, viz. For Cuba elayod 45a50 cts. Mus
coyado 50a70 co. Porto Kico i70a9b cts per gal
lon. Stock LIST instanti 40 hhds., l27 tres. and
536 bbls Cuba, and rs hhds, Porto Rico.
Provisions. The market is very bare Of stock,
and prices continue to improve, particularly for
Bacon, sales 5000 lbs Sides to-day at 22Ic.
shoulders in lots at 2Olbc. Mess Pork arm al
$50. 90 per Dbl Lard s0a3ol&c. per lb for West
ern. No Bulk Meats offered.
SrGAR The only sales worthy Of notice to-
day were 90 hhds Cuba at l9Nal4ldc per ID
Stock lst instant: 1904 hhds Cuba, l, 4J4 do
Porto Rico, 81 do. English Island; also 3,Oj4
boxes Cnba. We quote fair TO good ref ming
l3al3lle., do. grocery Cuba, 3lSal4c. prime tC
choice, l4ISal6lSc. Porto Rico, common to good
13Ifal5c. prime to choice, l61Sal6Ikc. per lb.
sALr.-No change. We quote from Store, II
jobbing lots, Liverpool Ground Alum at s2 10
worthington's "a Fine -. 40, and Ashton's ~ pei
sack. Turks Island 60c. per boshel.
WmsKY-Remains quiet and nominal at s23
per gallon
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-03
DRoPosALs FOR LoUR

OFFICE DRPOT CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISdTOS, b, G., Sept. IS, 1865,
Sealed Proposals are invited until October 8,
1865, ~ clock n., for furnishing the Subsistence
Department with
TWO THOUSAND (2,OOO) BARRELS OFFLoUR.
Tho proposals will be for whit Is known at this
Depot IN Nos l, 2, and 3, and bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade
on separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of tho Flour to commence within
Ave days from the opening Of the bids, and mast
be delivered In such quantities, daily, Rs the
Government may direct either at the Government
warehouse In Georgetown, at the wharyes, or
railroad depot In Washington, D, G.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be COM
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance
Of the bid.
Bids will he received for Flour to be delivered
In new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds as the
Government may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received, and none will
be accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of
superior quality,
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid
Of each bidder who has not the oath on hle in this
OtHce, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond
Government reserves the right to rOjeCt any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed tO the un-
dersg gnod, at No. 223 @ street, endorsed "Propo-
sails for Flour" L. 7. BRIDGES,
Se2S-5t Capt C. v.
Daily national Republican., 1865-10-03
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
- AUCTIONEERS

GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES
AND BUILDING LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. G. AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OFTHE COMMISSION OF PUB.
Lie BUILDINGS
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October next we
will sell to the highest bidder, commencing at
10 o'clock, a. m. at our Auction Rooms, No.
52j, corner OF Seventh street west and d street
north, the following named valuable property,
belonging to the Government Of the United States,
viz:
Lots No, 3 in Square No. l. Lots No. in
square No. $40.
Lots No. 10 in Square No. 55l. Lots No. /, ?,
3, t. ), ., %, %, a. o., d. e. IS %, and 80, in
Square No. j54. Lots No. D aud 5, In Square
Lots No. 10, II, l6, II, and 10, in Square No.
6j2. Lots No, and 7, in Square No. 059.
Lots No. q, In Square No, 667. Lots No. !, 2, S,
0, 10, IL, H. II, aud Is, in Square No 9S5
Lots No, ], Ia Square cast Of Square No. LOGS.
Lots No l. II, IL, u, Il, 10, aud 49, in Square
Lot. No, |, ., TO- II, I9, II, and II, in Square
NO. NO. iIs7 ISg Lots No. g. l. a. t. Land s. in Square
Lots No, J., II, IL, l8, Il, and Is, in Square
No, llS2 Lots No. l, ., 10, H. l9, Is, and Il, in
Lots No, l, 2, 9, 10, Il, and 70, in Square No.
1876.
Lots No. l, ., II, ~ Is, IA, Is, and 10, In
Square No. l,ls7. Lots No. l, 2, 10, II, IL, IS,
unu H. IN square NO, ], ,l3S.
Lot Lots No. |, 2, 9, 10, II, and r. in Square No
l30; Lots No l, >, 0, 10, II, and IL, in Square
lots No, l, ., 10, II, IL, ID, AID II, in Square
south ofsquare No. lilo, Lots No l, ., II, IL,
49, IA, 10, and IS, in Square No. l,I4l. Lots No.
>: 4, >, 0, I $, and Q, In Square No l,li9, Lots
No |, 3 Q, 10, II, and ~, in square No l,l43
Lots No. !, 2, 3, 1, ., 0, II, and 10, In Square
No LA, Lots No. J, 10, 10, II, l2, and l3, in
Square No. l,l43
Lots No. q g. 4. q. and IL in SuuAre M
l, l40.
And, also, tho whole of the following Squares,
viz:
Terms Of sale to be cash on delivery Of the
deeds OF the property; Que tenth OF the purchase
money to be paid down when the property is
Knocked on Should the purchaser fail TO com
ply, the property will then and there be nut nm
again aud sold to the highes bidder; ifths Whols
terms are not complied with In, 30 days from day
OF sale, the Commissioner reserves he right Il
resell the property at the risk and cost Of liz rst
purchaser, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
W'''wWAH Apotoneers,