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about 1000 bushels white at 2l59250 cts for fair and
2tWg2sO cts for prime and choice. Corn, of which
there were only about 1000 bushels offered sold at
30 cts for damp white 9S90 cts for dry do S3G90
cts for yellow and 90@92 cts for prime old do
We quote Rye at 9i@ 100 cts and Oats at 1851 cts
but there was nothing done in either Of these articles
M0LASSES. -Molassesis very dull. and quotations
Tor II 5o are almost entirely nominal as follows,
Cuba Muscovado, 65@95 cts for English Island. and
rs cts to 81 q gallon for PortoRico Golden Syrup is
selling at $ll3. and Sugar House at 4664S cts =
gallon.
RR0yISI0NS,-The market is perfectly stagnant
under the advlees of declining prices at the West
and we hear OF no transactions whatever to-day
Bacon Is n9mlnally II cts for Shoulders. and 20 cts
for Sides, but there is no expectation that these
prices will be long maintained. The Cincinnati QUO
taions for Green Meat to-day are So cts for Shout
ders II cts for Sides, and - cts for Hams Mes
Pork is S26 and S27 at Cincinnati, and Lard 90 cts
articles here today The stock Of Provisions t hers
is light, and the trade are in good position to meet
decline. which has long been seen TO be inevitable
Butter is very dull and decline is generally antici
pated.
RICE.-There is no Carolina Rice to be obtained
but it would bring readily if here. l215Gl3 cts East
range from Si0 e sSo" supply anu prices Tor 1t
SUGARS There has been some further movement
to day in sugars sales being reported of @ hhds Porto
Rico and l56 hhdS Demerara for refining private
TERMS sales also of20 hhds primo Porto Rico at cts
Island at l3@l3l@ cts for fair to good refining; 1870
d cts tor far to prime grocery Porto Rico at lS9
common TO falr: I4d IA for good
prime, and Centrfugals at l6@17 cts.
REFISED SuGARS.-The figures for Refined Sugar.
to-day are as follows, viz: l94@l9l2 cts for Hard
Crushed; lIalS4 cts for Soft Crushed White, and
1867 cts for Yellow.
SALT.-Liverpoool Ground Alum is in good sup
ply and it is still selling at 25 sack but Fine is
exceedingly scarce, and higher Asbton's is selling
at $40, aud other brands at $3.75@9S0 Q sack
Turks Island salt is still selling at 60 cts q bushe
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is firmer. We note sales to-
day of $50 bushels prime ut $3.50 bushel, at which
figure prime was held firmly at the close. The range
nf he hot from hJsh h,
is held at S3.75@4 but there no buyers at over
S3.5 u bushel. and no sales are making Faxseed
is in demand and steady at S3.l5 q bushel
WHISKI.-Whi Risky continues to decline. There
were sales Yesterday of some 800 to 400 bills Western
on private terms part understood to be at S2.3l and
we quote it to day at 234 s. per gallon with sales
of one or two small lots at the latter figure.
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Baltimore Markets, November rs, 1885.

C0FFEE,-There has been some further inquiry
for Coffee oday and we note sales of 0 bags Rlo at
y cents currency 100 bags do at 0 93l cts currency
and % bags do. at 20 cts gold. The market Is hrmer
IN Tone but prices are not quotably higher and we
stlll quote as follows, viz Rio at 1913 cts gold for
ordinary to fair $4,000 cts gold for good and 20Ia@
Il cI gold Tor prme Laguayra at SIG 50 cts currency,
ana Java at HOBS cts currency.
fLOuh-lhere l., better inquiry for Flour ana
more sa es making than there was week ago, but
the market Is far from being active, and prices show
no improvement, nor is there any marked improve
nent IN the tone of the market Low grades of Flour
are prtlcu ary dull and heavy. indeed they may be
SAID TO be almost unsaleable We have reported to-
DAY sales of 100 bbs good Western Super at IS 75 100
DDS choice Howard street do at So 200 bbls fair How
ard street Extra at $780, 200 bbls good Western Ex
ira at $40, and 80 bbs fancy retailing do at SlI
Dbl. we repeat former former quotations. viz =
HOWARD Street at SS50@S9 for Super; S9.500Sl0G0
for Extra do; Sl2@Sl2.50 for Family: Western nj
SS:29@SS.I5 for Super S9.25@Sl0 for Extra; SlO5O6
Sll for Fancy do Sll.50@Sl2. for Family City Mills
at Ss259Sg for common to good Super; S925@S9.75
for standard Extra; and Sl2 for shipping brands do
Patapsco. Reservoir and other brands of Baltimore
for the former. and SlS p Dbl for the latter. Rye
$4.5O@4.75 . Dbl. but there is very little doing in
either article
GRAIN.-The supply of Grain at market to-day
amounting to less than 5000 bushels. Wheat was in
demand and firm, especially the better grades Some
$500 bushels red sold at 10000 cts for common 20
25 cts for ordinary 22O9225 cts for fair 23Oa240 cts
for good and 24S250 cts for prime and choice, and
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EHHIEE I-NITE! STATES or AMERICA,

DIGIIICI VF MIN Ih-N d, TO WIT,
Whereas, on the 18th day of November 1865, James
Andrew filed his libel in the District Court of the
United States for the District of Maryland, against
tho steam-tug OLIVE BRANCH, in a cause Of alb
straction of wages civil and maratme.
And whereas by. virtue of process in duo form of
law. to directed, returnable on the FIRST TU Els
DAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, have seized and
taken the said steam-tug and have the same in my
custody.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That District
Court will be held at the United States Court Room.
N n the city ct Baim9re on the FIRST TUESDAY
mises and the owner owners, and all persons who
may have claim any interest are hereby cited to be
and aPPenr the tmo and place aforesaid To show
cause if any they have why final decree should not
pass prayed. w. B0NIFANT,
no22 lat II Marshal
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MARSHAL,S SALES.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of an Order
the Interior, dated Nov. % 1865;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That will sell at
public auction, for cash. on THURSDAY, the Both
November, instant at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at the Ma
sonic Hail. corner of Court House Lane and ST. Paul
street, Baltimore. all the fixtures belonging to the
United States Court Rooms lately held in that build
ing. consisting Of Mahogany Railing and Shelving,
Chairs, Carpeting and Mating, Drapery, Stoves,
Brass Chandelier and other articles.
W. BONIFANT,
po25-ts z, s, Marshal,
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MARSHAL'S NOTICES.

FEyEEE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
l. DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. to wit =
Whereas. on the Sd day Of November, 1865, Christie
pher G. Lloyd and others, filed their libel in the Uni
ted States District Court for the District Of Maryland
against the Steamboat Cambridge
And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of
law to me directed, rcturnablG on the 9TH December
next, have seized and taken the said Steamboat and
have the same in my custody.
NOTICE Is, HEREBY GIVEN, that District
Court will be held at the United States Court Room
on the 9TH OF DECEMBER NEXT, for the trial of
the said premises, and the owner owners, and all
persons who may have aim any interest hereby
cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid
to show cause, if any they have, why final decree
should not pass as prayed W. B0NIFANT
25-l0 L. s. Marshal
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Manufacturing Company.

1t is proposed to organize a Company, with Cap
ltal Of 100000. in 1000 Shares at the par value
OF 500 per Share reserYng out Of proceeds of sales
of said Stock $4,000 as Working Capital, for the
purpose Of manufacturing J. W. HODGES PATEgT
ROUGHED HORSE SHOE, as, shown per Letters
Patent No. 1863, granted 4th of July, 1865
The advantage which this invention commands
consis in the cheapness at which horse can be
roughed CT unroughed without taking off the Shoe
which in winter has 10 be SO frequently done, to the
great injury of the horses foot for its simplicity
vents arrangement. Amy one can rough CIR smooth
shoe horse in few minutes.
1t does not add weight to the shoe and gives GER
tain safety to the horse. set of rough plates will
wear III winter at least month without injury to
the shoe and the roughing plate when worn out can
be replaced at very triing expense, saving thereby
the cost of shoes and expense of removal.
Most satisfactory trials have been made with this
shoe, will appear from the accompanying certif-
Gates at foot, and doubt need be entertained
of its general adoption, and that a very remunera-
tive business will be made in this legitimate branch
of trade. would beg all interested in such matters
to to call at the office of Messrs. VIM; J, WILMER Il
CO.. Hardware Merchants, No. ] Hanover street.
where sample Shoes can be SEEN and its advantages
fully explained as also at the office of the under
signed, where Books of Subscription are open.
p De MURGUI0NDO.
No. 81 Second street,
Baltimore.
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BALTIMoRE AND ONO r. R. STABLES,

MOUNT CLARE, October 9th. 1865. J
VIM. P. Smith, Esq, Master of Transportation
Sir: have given the patent Rough Horse Shoe in
vented by Mir. j. W. Hodges, fair, full, and impair
tial trial as you requested, putting them on one Of
heaviest draught horses, remaining on for twelve
days-the horse being in use the streets nearly all
the time. | can, with the greatest confidence, say
that consider it most valuable invention, answer
ing well in all respects the object for which it is
designed. find it fully adapted to the purpose of
roughing" horses, possessing the great merit of OBJ
waiting the necessity Of removing the Shoes in order
to rough the horses thereby avoiding the great injury
to the feet which results from the frequent removal Of
shoes required in the ordinary mode Of roughing.
subjected the Shoes to severe trial of heat and ham
n,ering without any arrangement of the plate or
grooves. find Incapable of being shaped and fitted
to the horses feet with as much facility as any other
Shoe.
am fully of opinion, that the Shoe is decidedly
calculated to preserve the horse from slipping, and
that its use would prove great benefit saving the
horse from sources Of injury to which he is sub
ject, and consequently source Of great economy in
the preservation of the horses
Very respectfully.
(SigneO S. R. BIDDLE.
Stable Manager.
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RArnr,

BALTIMORE, Nov. l, 1865.
have read the report of Mr. S. R. Bidde, Man
ager Of Stables, Mount Glare Depot, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on the patent for roughing horses by
Mr. j. W. Hodges, and from use and personal obser-
yation fully concur in his report and from the
facility with which it may be applied to roughing,
will come into general and found to be of great
benefit to horses and a valuable invention
(Sgned) JOS F. FOREMAN
Manager of the horses for the Madison
novS-lm Avenue Line of CITY
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They have a monster pumping machine
at Cincinnati which draws from the Ohio river and
discharges stream of water five feet in diameter 1t
is the largest machine of this kind in existence and
has neither crank nor Hy-whe, IL
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SEEDS, DC.
- CLOVER AND
R0SENDALE CEMENT AND
CALCINED PLASTER,
J. HENRY GEESE,
es1Q-3m2p Il Spears wharf,
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New York Dry Goods tarkct-Nov. ~.

The New York Dry Goods Exchange report to-day
is as follows: JoJbc1s' Prices-Brown Sheetings-
3O12 cts: Gidon Ridge, 25 cts; Newmarket A. 25 cts;
Great, Fall 5, 80 inch, q cts; Laconia B, IS cts
sntta, q cts; Ionsdale $ cts iii a. So cts HOPE
92H cts; Canoe, 20 cts Prns-Cocheco % cts; Amer
lean, 222 cts; Dunne 2 cts; Pacific, . cts; Arnold
cts Merrimacl ". IS cts; Merrimack D. 81 cts. Hoop
Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, S7}a cts@ 81 05 Z
dozen Hoops. Meyers X L, good demand at former
tined in the Dry Goods Exchange to-day: Chicago
Weather colder. Trade opens better. Boston-Mar-
last week. Observation-Disclosures is little more
tivity in Dry Goods trades prices unsettled and
ket generally quiet. BatimOre-No change to note
in prices: iohbers doing some business. Cotton
steady 51M5o
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Il UnBER. LUMBEa,, LUMBER!!!


OLD ESTABLISHED YhRD
No; IS WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore, Md.
We have on hand in lots to suit purchasers at very
reasonable rates, Seasoned Yellow and White Pine
Flooring dressed and ready for use Uudressed Yel-
low Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine Cuttings
Picks, and Selects. Assorted Walnut, Popiar, Ash
Oak, Mahogany, Birch, Hickory, Maple and Hem
lock. We would also invite attention To Our Steam
Saw and Planning Mill Nos. IS and Is Grant Street,
Lumber Dressed, Tongued and Grooved, Split,
Ripped, &c in the best possible manner and at very
moderate prices ~ " '
Box and Trunk Makers, Carpenters, Builders, and
all others desiring Lumber dressed or made ready for
use in any manner will find it to their advantage by
at the Mill, -
nn2-tf1 ALEX. ALLEN E CO.
hA BARRELS NEW YORK
~ GOLDEN SYRUP
pa BARRELS UNIQUE do.
M BARRELS CHESAPEAKE do.
MOLLER,S BEST LOAF, COVERINGS CRUSH,D
AND 0RANULATEp SUGARS.
For sale by H0LLINS BURNETT,
ecS-6 @ W. Pratt strssts
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Something ron THE Political ECoNoMIsTs.-The
figures of the Treasury Department statistics that in
the fiscal year ending June 90 respectively in 1862
million men in the field and thus withdrawn from
labor, exported to foreign countries two and three
quarter times more wheat and eight times more ba-
the wheat and -four gre changed to their equivalent
in wheat and il to be obserr ed that these proper
prices. Our leading manufactures had not increased
during the rebeous period that of the previous
wears.
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nj ARINE JOUR N A L
FORT OF BALTIMORE.

TUESDAY. November 2sth. 1865.
Arrived.
Steamship Allegheny, Flagg, from New York
mdse to Bait 4 Ohio Il r.
Steamer VIM Kennedy Hallett from Boston, via
Norfolls-A L Higgins.
Steamer George Wecms, Eirwan, from Pauxont
Steamer State of Maryland Travcrs, from Rich
m0nd-tO J Brandt Jr.
Shaw-reportS steamer Granada. from Charleston for
New York, put into Norfolk, 9TH short Of coal
rugged brig all at anchor, bound
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell. from Norfolk-to
NJ n Falls.
Steamer Juniata, Phillips, from Havrc de Grace
Steamer Artisan, Young, from New YorIs-toJ \
Shriver.
steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia
mdso 20 J A Shrivcr.
sehr Annie freeman, Reed, from Fortland-ish to
Schr Clara Crowell, Baxter. from Boston-plastcr
to Kelsey & Gray.
Schr /! Burlingame, - from New burg, Y
Cleared.
Steamship Worcester ,09l tons, Vim. Wiley-Liv
erpool, } w Garret, President.
Steamer Metis, Gale, New York-S Blaisdell. Jr.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell, NorfoIk-M y
Falls.
Steamer Dictator, Lands. Norfolk-A W Shaw.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Richmond-to j
Steamer Matilda, Kirwan, Fredericksburg-J J
- Steamer Juniata. Phillips Havro de Grace-J
Taylor.
Steamer Express Rythcr, Alexandria and Wash
ington- A Needham & Sons.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, New York
Shriver
Steamer Henry L Cav. Her, Philadelphia
Shriver.
Steamer Mary Washington, Gourley, Patuxcnt
riyer-M !! Weems.
Bark johannes, ,Brem) Klockgeter, Bremen--A
Schumacher Il ca.
Brig Caster, Norris st Johns. P R-Kirkland,
Chase & Co,
schr Cabinet, Wardwcll. Boston-Bigeow & Sar-
gent.
:. schr Chas R vickcry. Babbitt, Taunton-s Phil
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Hallett, cleared at Bos
ton. 18th inst. for Baltimore, via Norfolk.
Schr " L Emerson, Emerson, sailed from Bucks
port 18th instant, for Baltimore.
Schr Anne Cary. cleared at Boston. 18th inst, for
Baltimore.
Schr Lookout, Lane cleared at Portland, 18th, for
Baltimore.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamship Carroll, Lennon, hence at New York,
9th inst.
Steamship George ,Appold. Howes, hence at Boston
to-day-per telegraph to newsroom.
Steamer Patapsco, Baker, hence at New York to-
day-per telegraph to newsrOom.
Schr Everglade Uraun, hence for Boston at Tar
paulin Cove. 18th.
Steamship Falcon-New York.
Memoranda.
Br bark Campsie, HOOke hence for Belfast Ireland.
before reported off New Point. with crew in a state
The l.. 5. Coast Survey schooner Margaret. Ste
vens, from Newport for Baltimore. was picked up
near Cape Henry disabled with sails and topmaStS
carried away, and lowed into Fort Monroe, 18th.
Brig Susan Duncan, Parker sailed from Fall River
9th, for New York.
Schr Annie. Freeman. from Portland had heavy
weather. lost boat and part of deck load
Tho fnllou-ino f-C,,, a l,to
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The following advertisement, from late
number of the London Times will be interesting to
people who have the govt:
PARTNER WANTED.-A practical distilIer. having
been experimenting for the last seventeen years can
now produce fair port and sherry by fermentation
without drop of the grape juice and wishes part
ner with from $4,000 to $4,000 capital to establish
house in Hamburg for the manufacture of his wines
Has already good connection in business. Apply
to &. ii. Mead Co. No. II Wood street Cheapsidc
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Dee 296 200 De5,637, 100 In.72ll000 .l095, 100
The receipts Of the crop of barley So far this
year 346S 800 bushels, against 1881 400 bushels in
1861 showing excess of new crop this year Of l.,
0S1 400 bushels.
By reducing the wheat to four the quantity of tho
latter left at tdewater this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows deficiency of
1,4l310 barrels flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty of some of the principal articles of produce left
Mt tide water from the commencement of navigation
indicated:
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rev sSFA huTheSS-
ira Flour PEE firm Other Grades heavy 4I Whca Is
steady and prices quiet. Corn is unchanged. Beet
steady. Pork and Lard heavy. Whisky dull and
nominal.
New Work. cattle Market.
New YORK, Noy 2S.-The cattle market for beef
is more active and cts; higher. Sales at 1913 els.
Sheep and lambs = Ct higher. Sales at 81 to IS. Re
cepts 1900. Hogs dull and lower. Sales at l0'3"
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. N0y. ;-Noon-Elour is very dull
Sales nnimportant. New Delaware Red Wheat y. 50:
old $40. Eew Yellow Corn ~ cts; new white SI@SS
Cts Po W $ Of all kinds Wl are PweE Mess Pork
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 27.-Tho arrivals of Beef
Cattle reached 900 head this week, 100 less than
last and the market was dull but steady the demand
plenty and brought full prices Sales ranged at l0a
IS cts for common; li@l5 cts for fair to good, and 6
II cts r III for prime. including few extra cattle.
which brought the highest figures. The fnlowins
arc the particulars of the sales made public to-day
at the Avenue Yard
sold a from $40 to SS5 each for prngers and $50 to
$40 for mich cows.
Hogs continue very dull and prices show further
from Sl5 10 $3.50 the 100 ibs. net.
Sheep were more active and 1000 head arrived and
sold at "a ~ cts r il. gross, for good fat Sheep and
$50 each for stock Sheep.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI Nov. 2s.-Flour is without change
Wheat is dull and price: nominal There is bet CT
Provi ion market has touched bottom, it is though
Mess Pork 81. Lard unsettled. Small sales Whisky
at 1926
Chicago Markets.
CHlcAGo, Nov 2s.-,Four is dull and neglected.
Wheat is quiet at decline of 2@3 cts Sales at Sl3i
for No. l. No. 2 has declined 5@S cts. Sales at 954
G cts. Sales at IS for No. l. and A. cts for No. ?
Oats re quiet at 2G92612 cts. High Wines have de
clined ct. Sales at 1924 Provisions are very dull
Mess Pork is held at S3S@29.
Milwaukee Markets.
MtLgAUKEE, Nov. 2S-Flour is dull. Wheat has
Gnnlilcd l.. llns ut 1o-Gl N-lL cts
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BOARD Of Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for November:
GEO. w. HOWARD, JOHN II. Cox.
J. j. ABRAHAMs, K. r. KIRKLAND,
j. C. BARRY
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No. 55-Begnning for the same on the southeast
and half feet southwestery from the corner formed
by the southeast side of Columbia street and the
southwest side of Warner street, in process of
opening, and and the southwes line of lot No 81
assessed to Thomas Balmer; thence SOutheasery on
said southwest line one hundred and thirty feet;
about Is feet four inches to the northeast line of lot
No. Sc, assessed to Columbia Street ii. Il. Church
thence northwesterly on said Northeast line one
hundred and thirty feet to Columbia street, and
thence nOrtheasterly southeast side of Columbia
street about fifteen feet four inches to the beginning
Assessed to Jacob Bankard for opening Warner
81 50
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No. l9l-BeglnnIng for the same on the northwest
SIDE OF Columbia street about one hundred and sew
y one and one half feet northeasery from the cor
ner formed by the northwest side of Columbia street
and the northeast side of Emory street. and at the
northeast line Of lot No. $50, assessed to Joshua
Stnchcomb; thence northwesterly on said northeast
line about hundred and ten feet to the northwest
line OF The i0t paw being described thence north
easterly on said northwest line about twenty and one
quarter feet to its intersection with the northeast
line OF the lot now being described; thence southeast
ery on said northeast line and on the southwest line
Of lo5 20. l92 assessed to Enoch Warfed about one
hundred and ten feet TO Columbia street and thence
southwesterly on the northwest side of Columbia
street about twenty and onequarter feet to the be-
ginning. Assessed to Andrew Gregg & Co., for the
opeblng OF arner ~ 40
No. 2iS-Beginning for the same on the southeast
side of Conway street, about fifty weight feet north
easterly from the corner formed by the northeast side
of Warner street and the southeast side of Conway
street. and at the northeast line OF lot No Eli as
sessed to Ann Godman; thence southeastery on said
northeast line eighty feet thence northeasterly
parallel to Conway street about thirteen feet to the
southwest line of lot No. 249; assessed q ~
ney guardian; thence northwesterly ON said south
vest line elghty-three feet to Conway street, and
thence southwesterly the southeast side of Con-
way street ABOUT thirteen feet to the beginning. As
sessed to Ruth Sullivan for the opening of Warner
street,. ........ = - Is 90
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE, City Collector.
no22-w&sts J. B. CANNON, Auss .oneer.
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No. 4S.-Beginning for the same on the southeast
side of Columbia street about forty feet norheastery
from the formed by the northeast side of War
ner street, i'll process of opening and the
southeast side Of Columbia street and at the north
east line Of lot No. 49,, assessed to VIM +. Weber;
thence southeasterly said northeast line one hun
dred and twenty feet; thence northeasterly parallel
to Columbia street about thirty feet eight inches
to the southwest line Of lot No. ~ assessed to Wm.
Ahseger; thence nOrthwcSterly on said southwest
line hundred and twenty feet Columbia street;
and thence sOuthwesterly on southeast side of Co
lumba street about thirty and three ourths feet
to the beginning. Assessed to Mrs Susan Krebs for
the opening OF Warner street ................ 100