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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Ares; of Go'd - Gov. Picrpont - TIL
Ercedmen-The Oath of Amncsty-tscu
Fzeude-Tkc Potomac Army Ham pio
cuu Hsagg.

The Richmond Uhig of the dth states that
Robert Ould late Rebel Commissioner Of Exchange.
ard WIN. u. Hatch. his assistant. and several other
attaches Of he bure0u, had been arrested on lD ofder
RON Wellington upon . charge connected with tie
administration OF affairs doyolying upon them.
GOV. picrpont il expected in Richmond In tho next
ten days Several other OOFefnOIs are expected 10 &c
company hin.
Tie ernancipated negroes 1t Is sa,1. each take a
horse mula from their former masters. eay them 70
An ordor from Gen Halleck allows all persons with.
ont regard ~ rank or employment IN tbs civil OF mill
ary service Of the late Rebel Government TO take The
amnesty 90 h. and viii receive the corresponding GER
su6cate Those excluded from the benefit OF such onth
can make application for pardon ma restoration u
civil rights which applications viii be received and
orwgrde9 10 proper channels for The action Of the Pres
den of Tho United States The fact thai such pei
have voluntarily come fora nrd and taken the oath OF
allegiance viii be evidence OF their intention to resume
the status Of OE1 ctzers, ana coDSNu'e ciAhn iOr
Executive clenency.
Gen. Meade had orrivedin Richmond.
Tie van Of the Aruy Of the Potomac reached Man
leicester on the ID from City Point en- route for Wash
ington The heavy equipments snd psrapheraais ~
'by waler.
THB ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
We are glad to learn that a movement is on
foot for the REORGANIZATION Of the Orange ard AleKan
dra Railroad Company. looking 10 the immediate re
pair of their railroad The Board az Pubic WORKS o.
Virginia have authorized Nj Charles ii. Lewis seer
trt Of Tie Commonwealth, To notify all Loyal s0ct
holders tO forward 70 Lin immediately a. ALEXANDRIA,
their nanes with statement 0f tie nunl6r o. shafet
held ov them with view 10 tie immediate orgarlza
ton Of the Company. Apart from tie act that many
Of our citizens ne stockholders tho repair OF this roao
is important ~ Richmond connecting II ~ quicA
and popular route with The scat Of government and the
great NORTH
5BEAUREGARD, HARDEB, HAMPTON, BoKE, AMI
BRAGG.
The above-named Generals have figured SO
couspicuously IN the Rebellion ir process OF bo.nl
snued out, make tier respective fates matters
Of interest all who have either participated An tn'
late war; or watched is suIgipgs and shifDgs from
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TIE sGWieps.
The sser,,ury spscrins-ui. son pcue-

WAruroror. friday Lax :, Ito,.
Bon. y. ~. STAsroy. Serel-, Of mar
SIR: have tie honor 20 report that the See
retary Of State end BIZ. T. ~ seward are doing veil
Very resrcs italy yopr obrdioit servant,
J. q. HAia.rs. Surgeon GelerL.
TvI2uso uuiLEfS.
WAsRNGroS. frday. Mag - p m.
hon. r. N. sTAslog SscrGaryef Wcr;
SIN. havo tie honor 20 report that the Soc
rotary Of Stale has suffered good deal nom the frac
tased Jaw to-day. Sir. =. ". sewald is dcoded.
better tonight.
Very respectfully your oledient scrvani.
] *. BAryE-, Sgrrecn-Gcneral.
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Surgical Analysis Of the Cnuse of fhc
Assnssin koeth's Dsnth,
70 ae E5ifor Of ia, Philadelphia Press.

SIR: Booths wound and death were so necu.
nsr that hey deserve notice aud attention. A ros.
morton Cxnl0inafon made hnt tie result has moi
s.se what we've Tie ports injured. Ms suneIings. and
his painful bofrid death
The ball non the cavalry revolver entered on tie
left SIDE beck Of tie head AID below IT, and passed out
on the fight side He III helpless mass unable 10
move, c1oiaigiug: i Gin iDisheow He was carried
out Of the burning BAN anC laG cpon t1e grass. aud
survived the wound four hour. lie requested several
times 10 be turned moved ron side 10 side, bis
sOu.aob anc sslAd 10 rec his hards When Talsod he
gszed upon tie leplcss dead members, exciaming
tseiessuseess" and asked more tlon ouce Of those
seou, him TO XII him. thus 10 end bis pain and suf
sriDgs.
fiom these statements from those who were about
aim and wit nessod the fussy doctor" gTobe his wound
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Asnocinfcd tress pispatcI,.

WAsINGToE, Friday, May ;, 1868
The trial Of the assaSsins will commerce here
nert week end Il is generally understood, on Monday
although oircuust uccs may ,oGgl pospurcuen'
until ihe rucdle Of the week TIE court VIII We Wei
selected gentlemen Of superior ability and tho iras
viii De rapidly pushed forward.
Extensive m succmorts have been De By The Gov
Ell meut for thcir rcport II tie proceedings. siS
stenoglnpicrs being engaged. y is supposed ,at the
tria viii Ike place 70 he arse e % the foot OF foui
srda hs,t, where the os,assi.. nov in custody,
aaosey guarded by . regiment.
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saunder. and TUCKER make Counter
ch0rgc.
NOMINAL. !

MONTREAL Friday. May ;, 1865.
George N. Saunders aud Beverly Tucker are
cut with aroner manifesto to-day addrcssedto Andrew
johnson in which they him Of "a heish plot u
Hur1er their Christian President but give no p,rtica
rs. They agree 10 goto Rouses Point or some other
place and be tried the charge made in tie Preai
dents recent proclamation Il the United States Gov
srrment will pay for their defense and guarantee then
usfatv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Mar. Cleary.

From The Toronto ead,r May,
Ihs Southern gentleman, against whom the
Grand Jury returned true bill few Gays ago T.
charge Of breach OF the, neutrality laws. arrived in
Toronto yesterday for the purpose Of giving himself up
70 the tfiues lie ofecd bail hut il not salts
factory The matter, However VIII doubtless be aI.
ranged to-day. lie il not in custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Jen. Davis EmrIicnseJ.

The Washington correspondent OF The Phiia-
deip6ia izqurer makes the following statement: The
assion If HaTTod ard n d cuu entary evidence
fond Booths body. T. len ncyold cayil The plot
and is FIJI sanction upon Jc Davis and Lis Canada
COMMISSIONER
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TORONTO, y. ~, filObN' elhj q, 4eS'.
w. c. Cleary, one Of the parties for whom
President johnson offers reward. publishes letter
cha; there is particle OF trath in tie statement
That he concerted and inci.ed the assassination Of
President Lincoln and nc osscrs that he knew nothing
HhateY-r u u ~ e bad been committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Death OF Sunk President.

IOH1ON- IUdlF. N1! = 800.
!. Amor Day.s President Of tho Suffolk
l. .ak dled Tie n .rlinr after brio. Illness
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IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.

Union Movement to Selma.
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THE CANADIAN ASSlSSENS,
n LITTLE SPECIAL PLEApiNo

INCIDENTS OF TEE coNspInACy.
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THE ASSASSINATION.

What tie Government Can Prove.
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Startling Developments to be IIadol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

Quite a religious revival IS going on in the
two Methodist Episcopal churches at Harrison
burg, Va, which recently united. The Regis
ter says the meetings have been held under the
immediate superintendent Of the Rev. h. K.
Veitch, P E. who is ably assisted by Rev.
DR.. Doggett, Of Richmond; Rev. Samuel 5,
Rozsell, of Loudoun; Rev. Messrs. thinner
man and Weller, Of the Baltimore Conference,
and the Rev Messrs Clark and Boude, the
pastors in charge Of the two churches.
The negroes of Norfolk recently purchased
MAGNIFICENT sword, at cost of seven hundred
dollars, which they design presenting to Gen.
Butler The negroes Of Richmond, having
expressed a desire to unite in the testimonial
presentation, the negroes of Norfolk sent the
sword to Richmond, and agreed to let their
Richmond brethren contribute IN aid OF the
undertaking.
On Friday night of last week, the safe in the
Provost Marshal Generals office in Richmond,
was broken open, and large amount of money
and other valuables stolen therefrom. Among
the other things, the watch of COL Dahlgren,
vino was killed during his raid on Richmond,
was taken It has only been few days since
this hidden relic was found by the detectives.
4 few days ago a serious riot occurred at
Charleston, in the KanaWha Valley, West
Virginia, between white and black laborers.
It is rumored that the President will soon
order the military force now in Virginia to be
withdrawn, leaving the power to maintain or
der in that State in the hands Of the militia,
the same as in the case Of Mississippi.
The returned soldiers of the late Confeder
ate army, are to meet in King and Queen
county on the 2Sth inst, to pass resolutions
expressive Of their allegiance to the govern
ment, now that the war is over.
The Governor has appointed the following
gentlemen visitors of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum at Williamsburg H. S. B. Powers,
William f. Russell, LemueIG Bovden, VIM.
Wilburn, Oct Coke, Q. G. n. Hubbard, Geo.
Chahorn, Vulusko Walden, VIM E. Jones,
Nicholas Mills Col. R. 4. Claybrook.
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Have on hand and for sale at heavy re-
duction from former prices q large and we'll
selected stock of
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, 4
Suffers GOODS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
50 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE, direct
from bond.
Is quarter casks very fine Otard, Pinet and
Martel BRANDIES vintage Of 1917 and As
Pure HOLLAND GIN, very low.
A large lot Of WHISKY, of the finest quality
in the market.
Genuine OLD BAKER WHISKY.
Old Cabinet, 1855. do --,.,-v,
The Favorte Ridgely brand WHISKY. very
fine; Choice Old Gray; 100 bbls Xxx WHISKY,
superior to any Of the same grade in the city:
A large assortment Of domestic BRANDlES,
GIN. Rum and WINES, very low
CLARET WINE by the casE, gallon or in
cases; very fine. Port, Sherry, Sauterne and
Native WINES; fine. Lesie's Celebrated
BITTERS. by the bottle or case. superior
article of BLAC KBERRY BRANDY, for
medicinal use. Very fine OLD JAMAICA
RUM A general assortment Of SUILER 5
GOODS. Boston, Sugar and Soda CRACKERS
and CAKES at half price, to close out the stoCE
A small lot of GOOD BUTTER and CHEESE
Smoking Chewing and Navy TOBACCO, very
low Barclays London PORIEk and ALE
warranted to give satisfaction. Five ana ten
gallon kegs always on hand. DEM lJOHNo OF
all sizes Bottles and Flasks by the groce.-
Sole agents for Ballantine's y " AKh ALE.
WHISTLES by the barrel. at Baltimore rates
Country dealers will find it to their interest TO
Give Us a call. aug l4-tf
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EEWS BY TO-DAY'S MAIL.

The Twelfth of September, the Anniversary
of the Battle of North Point, was celebrated IN
Baltimore with considerable spirit.
Johnsons Island was cleared Of prisoners on
the 5th instant.
Wirz, now on trial, in Washington, was SO
i'll yesterday, that the Court adjourned until
today, without proceeding with the ezamlna-
ton of the witnesses.
Fires are raging in the woods IN Maine.
The n. Y. Tribune Raleigh correspondent
states that the giving of rations to whites Will
cease on the 18th.
Kirby Smith is still at Matanzas in rather
broken health.
The latest advices from Hayti, through
official sources, state that though the revolu-
tionists have held out longer than was expect
ed, they must submit before long.
The Spanish forces have evacuated San
Domingo.
Gen. Slocum has accepted the nomination
Of Secretary Of State In n. 7. lie IS IN favor
Of allowing the States themselves to decide on
the suffrage question.
A fight occurred in Philadelphia yesterday
between Charles and Lewis Lucius, brothers.
growing out of jealousy. Charles stabbed
Louis with dirk, causing death IN a short
time The murderer was arrested. The de-
ceased had just been mustered out OF a New
York regiment
Bids for the purchase of the i, S. Military
Railroad Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, were
opened yesterday. Only two bids were re-
ceived one from Mr.. E. NJ Shield, OF Gin
cinnati, at eighty thousand dollars, and one
from Mr. Ward H. Lamon, of Washington
city, at fifty thousand dollars
The English capitalists who have arrived in
this country to look after the railroad and
otherinterests, are now in St. Louis.
The Ohio river at Wheeling, yesterday, was
l3teet deep, and rising.
Bishop Ames propose through tie columns
of the Christian Advocate and journal to
submit the question of title to the church
property taken possession of at the South by
authority OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
to the decision Of Chief Justice Chase, and
abide the result whatever it may be-
Governor Bramlette of Kentucky has been
| indicted by the Grand Jury of Fayette County,
in that State, tor interfering in the late election
there
The rapid development of the Fenan organ
ization, In spite of the opposition of the
Church and the hostility of the entire Irish
press, is one Of the most singular features of
the late Foreign news. Evidence Of the ex-
tended qualifications of the brotherhood in
Ireland was cropping up in every direction
Nocturnal drilling in the mountains and the
marching Of whole companies in the dusk of the
evening have ceased TO excite surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14
Auction Sales.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
{ REAL ESTATE.-Pursugn to a decree n
The Circuit Court of Alexandria county, rem
dered on the 18th Of May, 1863 in the suit Of
William Porter & Co, VS.: r. 7. Crosss execu-
tors, ct al, the undersl&ned, Commissioners
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of
Sentember. 1865 at y o'clock, m, in 'front.' Of Of
the MAYORS office, in the city of Alexandri9
Va. the following described real estate in saiG
city, of which Richard Y. Gross died seized:
l. The STORE on south side Of King street
between Royal and Fslrtax streets, lately oc-
cupied by said r. 7. Cross, and now occupied
by Henry c. Fields Beginning at the south
side Of King street, at the middle Of the wall Of
the tenement now occupied by 4. Z. Berry
and Of that now intended to be conveyed sun
posed to be l04 feet II inches to the westward Of
Fairfax s4reet; thence on King street, west. t0
the west line of the lot and separating It from
the lot OF Bryan & Adams, supposed to be IS
feet inches; thence south with the said line
and parallel to Fairfax street, l05 feet thence
east parallel to King street, 8 feet inches
thence south, parallel to Fairfax street Sc feet
7 inches more or less, to alley, to be laid out.
Is feet wide along the whole south line Of tho
lot lately Anthony Crease's thence east on said
alley and parallel to King street, l9 feet; thence
north, parallel to Fairfax street, the length Of
the fourth line; thence west, parallel TO King
street, 6 feet II inches; thence north, parallel
to Fairfax street, l05 feet, to the beginning
with the use Of said IS feet alley, and Of all
other alleys laid Oft on the ground Of the said
Anthony Crease or to which he is in any man.
ner entitled.
2, Two lots on the west side Of Royal street
between King and Prince One beginning 49,
feet inches south Of 4 ing and running thence
south with Royal IS feet thence west, parallel
to King street, l23 feet inches thence north
parallel to Royal street, Is feet; thence east il
! IL, - l..
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= +, 1AD' ~ HOUSEHOLD AM, Pc
~ KITCHEN FURN ! ! ! ! j t n,t.r
BY WITMER \ WASHINLG9IpO14?'1 G SEP,
viii be sold on FRIDAY MOt d1doE at tt:
tembcr 18th. commencing at o.cI 5:nG, stree:
residence Of DR.. B, King, No. 259: NILS
Alexandria, all the .,,~,,,r,,- rr~RNITURh
HOUSEHOLD Il KITCHEN ! ~ II Griffith.
BELONGING to the estate Of SallIle 14Hn,vTTON
dec d. LLh " Ill" ~ dministrat0s,
SEP Cts -----
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The A1esandria Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPi. IT.

pnrs1nEST Johnson reply to the South
arm delegation, has been published IL, q -
reeted form-more in detail than one a09'i Nv
NO published on Tuesday. But the SUBSTANCE
and ideas given in 10th reports are Tie s"lll1'
We DESIRE however, to ez1rssos oat
,ou;no emnbatic sentences from Tue 'o'it -
ed report, which Will more fully SUI" ~
Presidents sentiments: 44ho
CIV ss,,o was made by the South agans' ..ie
no1arn1oent and the Government Al ano;ant
,,nonhed and the South, true ~ nea comes
;nst;nots nf frankness and manly nono,' - ahda
10Th and expresses her Wllll13gne1ho - Wh;1e
The result of the decision Ia goou .rnacted
think that the rebellion hao 49, ~ aonso;ous-
and snbdued, and am happy ~ ,n e, to not onlv
ness of duty we'll per1o3rneu,, ~ uow H At
vou but the people OF the Sso!iu ~ nroE of
yyhie T dreaded and feared dlslntegratloTI -
W. Mnlt States am equally opposed to consonqa-
t trv 0 ~ concentration Of power here. unoel
. .aI or;se or name; and Il the issue .
tanaad mon rs. shall still endeavor to pursue
4I s,a Efforts to dissuaae from this doctlllo
~ o4 r,~n;no to extremes But say, leo '1le
same miles be applied; let the Consttutloan ~ Nv
o', o,,de: let the preservation OF tna0 1uu 'Ie
G1n;on If the States be our pnnclpal ailn ~ ~
It be our hope that the Government +b nay o %
:. and that the principles OF tne Gos
e e founded as they are on rlght ana Jus,
Tee uli'1 NAV be handed down without spot VI
Flemish to our posterlty;r J. 1,,,or,
o'1 r. Lnow myself, as [ think 60, know
III T am of the Southern people, ana l Ios ss
Them and will do all in my power 10 res.:le
them to that state of happiness; and prosperity
which they enjoyed before the mao rn1sese %
the;1 confidence led them astray to then own ~
undoing. If there is anything that Can oa 4 ne
done on my part, on correct princlples-on tae
nrinciples Of the Constitutllion-to pronTgs s5
these ends be assured it shall be donec LET Ese
me- meas assure you also that there is no d1sposltJn
on the part of the Government to deal narsiis
with the Southern people: There may De DC
sneeches published from various quarters 'iiat
nav breathe different spirit; DO not ne l? =
them trouble or excite you, but believe tna1 ~
is as It is the great object OF the Govero o
to- make the Union of these United ota'ts
more complete and perfect than ever, ana 20 .
maintain 1ai i on constitutional principles, II
nossble, more firmly than it has ever oe1olo
been"
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYERIloEk.
Mr. Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania,

Mr. Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, IS
representative man, IN one sense-because
he is not onlv a representative IN Congress,
but he expresses the opinions of considera-
bic number OF people in other states OF his
way Of thinking. But, considerable as this
number may be, we cannot bring ourselves to
believe. that they constitute any thing like
majority of the citizens of his OVID state. His
recent sneech an extract from which we have
nubl;shed, IS handled without gloves, by sew
era] cf the most respectable journals of the
courtry-and, indeed, his fierce threatenings OF
vengeance and slaughter, are not apt to fna
response in the breasts Of sensible and reflect
ing men--of men who desire peace and a res
toration Of the Union. This speech, it is
thought, was referred to, by President John
son. in his remarks, to the Southern delega-
ton, in which he advised the Southern people
not to let such diatribes disturb them. 1he
National IntelIigencer construes Mr. Steven S
speech to mean just this, in plain English =
600 not restore the old American Union OF
consent and compromise; destroy that Re
construct, do not restore the Government Oh
our fathers. Hold the South down, whether
repentant or stubborn, until exile and Danish
ment have done their worst, because II the
Union is restored our party may be over
whelmcd
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows will meet,
in National Convention, at Baltimore next
Monday and considerable interest attaches to
the circumstance OF it's being the first body IN
which the Southern States will be represented
in cou lci with the North. Delegates have
been elected and will be in attendance from
South Carolina, Louisiana and other Southern
States.
The nlandamus case, for testing the Regis
try law in Maryland, brought up IN Montgom-
cry county, in that State, has been dismissed
in the Circuit Court, and an appeal taken to
the Court Of Appeals, to have q final adjudlca-
tion bv that tribunal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14

GEORGE E. W 1Rdr[E H.1 co.
SO and 81, CAMERON STREET,
And Warehouse,
Corner of Wilkes and Royal streets,
Alexandria, Va,
For the sale Of
GUANO, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED.
Offer for sale A LIE, in barrels and halt-barrels,
from the favorte Washington Brewery, al
ways on hand, and daily received LAGkK
BEER, in the usual packages. GROCERIES
Of every variety, and at lowest prices. Flour,
Hay, Grain and Feed in every variety:
Rags, Iron, Bottles, Hay, Grain, Sumac,
Butter, and Eggs always purchased at market
prices sep l2-tf
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aug I5.-cOtS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
\ REAL Observation-Disclosures to decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, Fai
rendered in the suit OF TatSapaugh vs.. hem"
mick, ct al. the subscriber, commlsslQneJ
appointed for the purpose, Will sell at PuOHG
auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the Nth d4y Oh
September, 1865, at II M, in front OF the May
or's office in the city OF AleX4ndrF' 1gtj;11
the real estate of which John T&tsapaugh dleo
snizod on the north side Of Prince between
Water and Union streets, described as follows,
Tot on which stands THREE-STORl
BRICK HOUSE. beginning on the north sac
Of Prince street, at the east line or tA2C piece u
Ground which was sold and conVeyeQ oy J0 215I1
Harper to William Wright, supposed TO De "
feet west to the eastward OF W alter street. @.6
1,I1nnino thence easterly with Prince street ~
feet thence northery parallel to Water StTe.s
IS feet 81 inches; thence westerly ParTaLt ~
Prince street 20 feet, thence n0ElheIIJ III 90
STRAIGHT line to the beginning. o7r-.;,...
> lot boginning on the south side q Sl'S
alley, Us feet wide,) at the corner Of Lq T.r -,
cround conveyed by McRae and MaSe 10 ~. JJ1 -
HARPER which piece Of ground IS soppoSg44 ~
he about u feet 115 inches to the eastward -
Water street, and running thence eaSt"@%t.
to the line of said alley a feet; thence oI' q
wardlv with line parallel to water s,I1ggt III "
feet: thence westwardly with 4 Ilne P!Il,l;: 5,
Prince street q feet; thence with stfi'7+'
line to the beginning. ..., oora1
Terms One half cash. balance III 1"L ~ r+or-
iDstalments at three and six menths WIN i.;t o
est: bonds to be given by the purcn"Cs,5 I,oIny
retained till payment of whole purchase
and property to be re:old at risk OF Pl"SF1: :.im
on his failure to comply with the terms trrity
or to meet the deferred paymentsa 81 r, T"t ~
- " '''00' S, FERGUSON BbbA -:.nar y
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