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Boistcrous Scenes I'm t!,e Canadian
Parliament.

The following is fuller account Of the
scene mentioned in our telegram on the
same subject yesterday:
Correspondence of the New Tora Herald.
OTTAWA, C. W., August s.-The culmi-
mating point of disgrace Of the present Ca
madam Parliament was reached to-day.
Mr.. Chambers called up his motion to in
uuirc into the Fort Erie campaign, and
the scene Immediately began. Scarcely a
word of a speech which took two hours in
delivery could be heard in most parts OF
the House, because Of the noise, disorder,
and confusion with which the majority
tried to choke off the speaker. Mr.. Cham
bers. however, Numbered away, now as
sailing the men in power, then the incom-
potency Of the military, then the injustice
of the venal press of Canada and their
Misrepresentation of his former speech,
because he said the Independent press OF
New York has the courage to give his re-
marks to the world. You are now afraid,
said Mr.. Chambers, to allow word OF
what | say TO reach it. The American
people know we'll that Canada is at their
mercy, and that money spent on torttica-
lions Is money Wdstcu. liz iSitSto''' ''i'
statement that Canada is defenceless with
more emphasis than ever that he cared
not if it cost him his life, he would fulfil
his duty honestly as man. lie SAID that
the destiny of the country was inevitable :;
that the American people are masters of
the continent to all intents and purposes :;
that they were bone of our bone and flesh
Of our flesh, and that the destiny of these
Provinces was as clear as the MONDAY sun.
These are all the points of the speech l
was able to catch from the reporters gal
lery. 1t was unquestionably the ablest
and most independent speech that has
been delivered during the whole session.
During its delivery the Interruptions were
a continuous scene OF stamping, shouting,
hammcring on desks, whistling, singing,
and full chorus shouts of "order," etc.
Among the pieces sung while Mr.. Cham
bers was speaking were the MarSeillaise
HYMN, and several selections from masses,
interspersed with operatic and even comic
music.
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RICHMOND WHEAT MARKET.-Wc men,
toned q day or two since that q crop Of
wheat from Lower Brandon had been sold
in Richmond by Messrs. French s Crcn-
shaw at a higher price than could be OBJ
tanned either in Baltimore or New York.
On Thursday a sale was made (by the
same parties) Of a crop from the lower
James, samples of which had been sent TO
Baltimore, at a price that justified its
shipment to this market. Farmers can get
as much, if not more, for their wheat in
the Richmond market than they can in
any other.
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NEGRO Man WAYLAID.-Night before
last, when Thomas Lucas, colorcd man,
who has a carpenter shop near the corner
Of Main and Eighteenth streets, was going TO
his home, on Oregon Hill, he discovered,
when at the corner ot Main and First
streets, that ne was followed by six ne
grocs. He mended his pace with the view
of getting away from them. They followed
him closely, and when near the Second
African Church two OF them turned oil
towards the pcnitentiary. Lucas heard
one Of them cock pistol. He stopped,
and the other four passed down First
street. After waiting awhile he turned
back up First street, and the whole party
came up and followed him. When they
overlook him they cursed him, and said to
each other that he was the man they were
after. Lucas appealed to policeman for
protection, and he went nearly home with
him. The cause of this animosity is that
Lucas will have nothing TO do with their
meetings and drills. If they are deter
mined to murder every respectable negro
in the city, it is time that some organiza-
ton was made for the protection OF this
class of people.
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KuNkEL's MINsTRELs.-Comic posters on
the dead walls and street corners, the ad.
vertisement in the Dispatch, and the pre-
sence of the veritable John p. Smith, Esq,
agent-formerly "of ours"-tell US be-
yond doubt that Kunkel and his troupe
will be here on Monday, and that every.
body ought to 60. 1t makes one laugh to
think OF the funny sayings and doings Of
Kunkels sable performers in the better
days of Richmond, and We look forward
with avidity to the fun in store for US
Bear in mind, everybody, they will b<
here Monday, and George himself will b<
with them as large ~ life. !.
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ExECUTIvE-PARDON AND REPRIEvE.--
The Governor issued a commission yes
terday for John ". II. Potter as notary
public for Norfolk.
A pardon was granted James Williams,
sentenced by the Hastings Court of Rich
mond to six years confinement for petit
larceny.
Solomon Stampcr, negro, sentenced in
Gravson county to be hung on the Gath in
slant for having carnal knowledge of lit
tie girl under twelve years Of age, was re,
prieved until the oath of September.
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RECOVERY DorBTFrL.-We mentioned
yesterday that q lady was run orerWednes-
day at the corner of Sixth and Canal
streets By n Government wagon, and that
her left ankle was broken. We have ascer-
tanned her name to be Mrs. Elizabeth Man
ming. She is quite an old lady. After the
accident, she was removed to St. Francis
de Sales lnfrmary, and medical aid sum-
moned. 1t was found necessary, from the
bad nature of the fracture, to amputatc
her leg. She received other injuries, and
her medical attendants are doubtful OF her
recovery
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Mayors Court, FRIDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO rRESlpING.-Thc case OF Re-
becca Walker, ncgrcss, charged with rob
bing Captain William F. Gardiner Of sun
dry articles of hardware and clothing, was
continued until Monday in the absence OF
witnesses.
Ellen Johnson, negrcss. charged with as
saul, and battery, was discharged in con-
sequence of the failure to appear Of wit
nesscs for the Commonwealth. Cases of
Injustice to freedmen, like this, happen
every day in this court. \ white man was
charged by negro with assaulting him
few days since, and his case was con-
tinued three times in the absence Of the
negro, before the gentleman, Mr.. J. 5. b.
Tinsley, was discharged. The Freedmen's
Bureau man failed to report this case.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-Peter Allen, white,
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
shooting at Robert B. England. Allen says
he never saw the man before, and did not
see him when he fired the shot. The mat
ter will be investigated by the Mayor this
morning.
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Our CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The regu-
lar services in the various churches to-
morrow, with the following exceptions:
There will be no service at the Second
Presbyterian Church Dr. Hoge's).
The monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday School Society will be held at
Broad-strcet Church on to-morrow after
ternoon at 4 O'clock. Rev DR.. Sargent
and others will address the meeting.
The Baptist Sunday school meeting has
been changed to Monday night, and will
take place at Bclyidere Church, Oregon
Hill, at quartcr-p past s O'Clock.
Bishop Doggett will preach in the Man.
chester Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock.
Rev. C. II. Read, D. D., will preach in
Gracc.strcct Baptist Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. William Brown, D. D., will preach
at Laurel Hill Chapel, Henrico, Tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock.
The monthly meeting OF the Presbyterian
Sunday schools will take place at the Third
Presbyterian Church REV. Mr.. Price on
Monday night at quarter-past O'Clock.
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STOLEN MULE RECovERED.-John kcy-
nolds, negro, was arrested yesterday on
the charge of having stolen valuable
mule from Miller Mitchell, OF Powhatan
county. The mule was found in the pos
session of gentleman OF this c.ty, VINO
bought il at auction.
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PERsoNAL.-The following distinguished
gentlemen arrived in this city last evening
on their way TO the Philadelphia ConVen'
ton, and stopped at the Spotswood iiotel'
viz Governor James l.. Orr, South Caro-
lima; ex- Governor b. 7. Berry, Soutn "a
rolina: Hon. James Farrow, South Caro-
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FIVE HOGSH EADS OF
| SIDES, BREASTS, and dSHOCLDERs,
10 tierces SUPERIOR SUGAR-CukED HAMS,
100 packages LEAF LARD,
aoo barrels REFINED SUGAR, all grades;
rs hogsheads CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR,
100 barrels REFINED SUGAR, low grade
go barrels MOLASSES and SYRUP, all grades
500 barrels WOODS No. / ROE and CLIPPED
HERRiNGS, ,,
leo packages Nos. J, :, and MhnhEksI,
lso barrels COOP EASTERN HERRlNGsl
200 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAvA CUtt b.
200 boxes ADAMANTISE and TALLo" 'sf-
DIES
600 barrels FLOUR, all grades; ,
Is cases 9 and M NJ MASS LlCoRlCk,
!. 900 pounds TONoUA BEANS,
200 boxes SOAPS, all qualities;
2so dozen BROOMS, BUCKETS, and TUBS,
II, 900 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO, in bsrrels
WRAPPING PAPER,
WRAPPING TWISK
SPICE, NUTMEGS,
GINGER, PEPPER,
BRUSHES, &c, &c, for sale by
an st W. Il. JONES & CO.
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THE "V A l. l. Ely V1RGI n A =
Ia PrBLIsHED WEEKLY RY
CARRIER s CROCK WELL,

The pleasant business relations which have
heretofore existed between Richmomf ant TIE mer-
suuied under circ umst which justify the hope
that the old order Of things will soon be restored
The VALLEY SlRGlNlAN.a a paper devoted 10
The Interest OF this State Ii published in StauIton
in tho centre OF the Valley aud OF the State.
Its circulation Is large and rapidly increasing
Offering unSurp passed facilities to advertisers. The
design II the publishers Is to make 1t the medium
Of communication for all wi are In any way IN
terested in our trade; upon the strength 9i wnleh
moId merchants and n cir friends: Address
CARRIER CROCkWELL,
l., an I'm ProprietOrs
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IL TIER NEW STORE.-We see by their
advertisement in the Dispatch that Messrs.
HALL l. HrTcBlsoS," the entcEprislnS
dealers in notions and fancy goods, have
removed to their new and elegant sales
room, No. 1917 Main street, above Thir-
teenth, over the First National Bank. We
are glad to see these cnterpriSlng gentle
men, as we'll as others, getting into fine
quarters, where they may have bet
ter chance of showing off their goods and
their business talents. Richmond is coming
ont. Wait only n few months, until the
crops begin to tell their story, and she will
shine more brightly than ever. She has
the spirit, and only wants little more oi
that life blood of commerce which springs
from the earth at the bidding Of the farmer.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning
. negro woman named Nancy Edwards,
while making her marketing in the Second
Market, was severely kicked in the back
by a vicious mule. Her injuries, it is
feared, will prove fatal.
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ARRIVAL OF CoSvIcTs.-Nine convicts
for the penitentiary arrived yesterday at
ternoon from Norfolk per steamer. One
Of them is one Of the Norfolk rioters.
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DisPArCs FOR THE SPRIyGs.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPATcH sent them At sixty
cents per month. Orders left a. our counting
room will receive attention.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

NOT T1cE.
HARSDEy EXPRESS
has removed It's Office to
No III. MAIN STREET. BETwEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH.
INCREASED FACILITIES AND INDUCEMENTS
are offered 10 shippers OF
MERCHANDISE. MONEYS, AND vALuABLEs
,oali parts Of the
ryITEp:sTATES, CANADAs, AND EUROPE.
THOMPSON. LIVINGSTON & co,
Propretor-
p. l.. RHODES, Agent.
DRAFTS IN SUMS TO srIT
on the
OLD COUNTRY AND CONTINENT, AND CHEAP
PASSAGES THENCE FOX SALE.
Apply as above au '-"
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Isrnov.xG.-Mr. Faulkner, who was in
;urcd ON Thursday by q fall in the new
building on the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets. is improving. The luxation of the
hip has been reduced, and he will he able
10 walk in few days.
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STEALING OLD IRoS.-Thomas Lucas,
negro. was arrested yesterday and locked
up for the police court on the charge OF
stealing old iron from B. W. Green. 1t
was converted into "junk."
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II is estimated that ninety thousand per-
sons will be in Philadelphia next week to
attend the Convention. That city is rap
idly filling up, and citizens from there ex-
nrcss their fears of a serious disturbance,
AZ many of the toughest characters in the
Union have been concentrated, divided
into little State sactions, bitter and vehe-
ment, and determined upon attaining the
wishes Of their peculiar fayorites, represen-
tative Of antagonistic ideas and ambi-
tions-Ntp York Tribans.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
L TRANsPoRTATI0E COMPANY.
fOYYIcH oS MAIN STREET. BETWEEN THSTH AND
ELEVENTH sTRgErs, OPPOSITE CrsT"".H"rfg.
RICHMOND, VA.,)
are now prepared to forusrH
CURRENCY.
COIN. yALUABLgs.
AND FREIGHT,
TO POINTS NORTH. SOUTH. EAST. AND WEST
The tar!F Of charger is based upon fair business
principles, without being oppressive to the public.
GOODS SHIPPED FROM TIE TORTH
by steamships, and marked to the ecrs Of the IA
t.onal Express and Transportation CsmnsnS VIII
be promptly forwarded 70 destination
FREE OF CHARGE FOR COMMISSION az
oRAYAGE
tIoods called rnr ,ni'ho'a caGrgs. sn: promptly
forwarded.
All dssirsd information III r.sard 10 ths extent
OF the line. operated by h!n company furnished a.
any ~ tho agencies on sppItcarion.
j. L. JOHNSTON, President.
By F.CxI,y, General Superintendent.
NH 2s-,s
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
DOMESTIC INSU
THY INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY uT
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY. l-oS.
AUTHORIZED CAFlFAL.................s ~. 600 r"o'
INVESTED CaPlTAL.................. $500 900
ISSUES POLICIES To COVER ALL FiRE ND
MARINE RISKS,
DISCOUNTS rEDcCBTED PAPER
At SIMPLE INTEREST,
RETAINS THE ACCUMULATED PREMIUMS
HERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THe
TRADE AND PROPERTY
From WHICH
THEY ARE DERIVE
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST ~ AZ
ING CERTIFICATES GlVE%.
f. = HAETSuOk, President
DAVID }. BURR, Secretary.
b. G. WHGRRY, JK., Assistant Secretary
iy Elm
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SEA BATHING AT COBB 5

SEA BATHIN NG AT COB B 5
- IsLAND.-The proprietors Of COBB ) ISLAM D
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dlnlng-rog
that will seat comfortably two hundred and MY
persons and entirely reftted and improved a Ii the
furmer premises, win be prepared 10 receive vsi-
tors on the 18th Of June.
COBBS ISLAND is situated of the coast of
Northampton county, Va, eight miles distant from
the main land, ard about twenty miles north ot
Cape Charles.
Without pretending 10 compete IN point Of
fash ion with some oi the older sea- bathing resorts
il presents = salubrty OF atmosphere and surf Tor
bathing which cannot be surpassed, Whilst the Pc
cul!Ar facilities il possesses for boating cunning,
and fishing, are not eQualled on this continent
Passengers from Richmond will take the James
River stea ers, no az to connect with the steamer
which touches at old Point for Cherrystons MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
on arriving at Cherrystone labout 10 A. NJ J, con-
veyances will he ready To take them at once across
the peninsula (about tive miles,, to Nottingham
Landing where q new wharf over three hundred
Yards in length has been erected, from whence
they will he conveyed TO the island In Il safe and
spacious boat built this spring expressly Tor the
purpose reaching there in time for dinner
Every effort will be made TO add to the popularity
this place has already attained and the propr!etors
refer 10 their numerous friends In Maryland ana
Virginia in regard to their efforts to please;
COBB BROS, Eastville.
w 2-di0tlsod6w Northampton county, Va.
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HESRlco COUNTY CorET.-This court
was occupied yesterday in the considera-
ton of the suit of Moncure Is. Woodward
for the recovery Of beef lost by him du-
ring the war. The jury was unable to
agree, and the court awarded judgment
for the plaintiff in the sum Of S24.32, and
ordered that each party should pay his
own costs.
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4ucti0n Sales This Day.

REGNACLT & CO. will sell at their store, Main.
between Eighth and Ninth streets, commencing
a. 10 o'clock, A. NJ, new and second hand
furniture. beds, mattresses, crockeryvare. sad
&c
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The Atlantic Cable.

The Brooklyn Eagle persists in the belief
that no news has been received over the
Atlantic cable, and that consequently all
purporting to come from Europe through
that channel is manufactured. The follow
ing burlesque in that paper Of Thursday is
decidedly good
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
SUMMARY oP YESTERDAY NEWS PROM RrRors.
THE CABLE WORKING BEAUTIFULLY.
(Ts!eqraphsd at q cost equal to the National
DeJt to the Ne,o York journals Of this
morning.)
PuNCH OFFICE, London,
August lst.
Snooks, the Especial Telegraph Commis.
sioncr of the New York Herald, has just
arrived in this office, bursting with the
news he is prepared to send to the univer-
sal Yankee nation.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
diminished, so as to scnsibly affect the
money market, in consequence of Snooks's
drafts upon it to defray the expenses of
telegraphing especially to the New York
Herald"
Snooks has just returned from an inter-
view with Napoleon.
The Emperor was quite confidential. He
frankly declares that if there is not an
other battle, there will be no more fighting.
The Emperor is desirous that the United
States Government should understand
that if Maximilian should leave Mexico,
he will take lodgings in Paris, and will no
longer be recognized as in possession of
the throne OF the Montezumas.
The deposed Elector of Hesse has es-
tablished a lagcr-beer garden at Havre.
John Mitchell has joined the Peace So
ciety, and he expects to carry the Fenians
over with him. Rumor has it that in con-
sideration of this service, Mitchell is TO be
made a British Peer.
Attempts are now being made to win over
Stephens. The Great Eastern, on its re-
turn, will be dispatched to America
loaded with Saxon gold. England is pur.
suing her old policy-divide and conquer.
The Herald is now looked upon here as
the most truthful paper in America, and
Mr.. Rsymond's conduct as a consistent
politician is winning high encomiums from
the British press.
A rumor Is in circulation that Horace
Greeley has been invited to the command
of the Austrian army. His "On.to.Rich.
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VIRGINIA STA II + INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAPITAL. ::eo,90"
Jon: l.. BACON. President.
THOMAS W McCANCE. Vice -Pre.!deu'
WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN, Secr"tsry
pIRrCTUNa,
-Trr..sR Psrcr. JAMES ALFRED JoSys.
WELLINGTON tiopn,s TgcHAs w. SCCAsCe,
JOHN L. BACON, hpsEkT A. hAh|asEES.
BUILDINGS. ME2CIANpISg, FURNITURE,
and Personal PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
IN, ci,v or country insured against loss damage
by fire On the most liberal terms.
Losses e1riiably adjusted and promptly paid.
0Mcs, los Main street, over Mitchell Tylerh,
Richmond. Va. dpI-ts
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-....uyr,.. .! nature and experience demon
whoever would enjoy the pleasures Of
''. .tn t.su,.cs uf lsndscspes--the Joys Of COM
..- .,tr richness of htaraiure--or the
: station and renown-must preserve
....aeh = the rccertacls az all nourish
!t.s aann,a.u from which all parts Of the
..s.,., .u>'nusnc" The cf"c. Of foul. In
...!r.t.sng the stomach is 10 dcFange the
..t. ,r-ans and produce h'ddachs, loss cf
... sr.f frtSl"! Stcep. Jofed brtath, 'ow
... rr.r,,h hurrss"gs, constipation, tnc0'
... .,et.-U. my sa'1aui J,hrsic'i dt'p.
.s .-a ,ae >ymptnus ~ tbs, horrId disease,
DYSPEPSIA.
.>,..r.r- a laou,and shapes, and points to-
..... .t.rsa1t. IN d,i yr.utHfu~. d.cdY. The
. ruc.v Ia, laborcd for generations t"
....r. r.t.a!.a appetizer, and the proper means
...u... .sa.~. >:.u.ach.c arrangements Ceta!n IN
... have been .ouS known a. partially ei-
....,n hr-ma, :hH.e were
ttIt>&lh EAEk A%b ST. CRulH RUN.
s..v4Aa physician, so.oarninE in III" toptc
... II :. Cyr.E, observing III" habits "i the ha-
.~ ss.h.rrd ~. rrc.Js, fnr n" fual scc"InrliSh-
...tul .rg,, most ,,,rurtan' end The article was
..r a,rl s> rr.ra," medicine, wh"" its sa'atary
ans,a, ut
pEAKE'S PLANTATION BiTTERS.
.~t,.s. .rt With unerrIng power, and ar. taken
r. ..e r,,...rn ~ beverage. They perform
,.. ,cn.iorfuI cures ia stubborn cases Of Dyspep-
. liver Complaint. Nervous Affections. Loss OF
t.....t. 1t,rrm.,.ent Fev"rs, Diarrhoa. Sour >to-
... W..aah", F"yer and hgue, Weakness
.,s.. D.. r.taI"uev, sc. is 4 morning ri1,.ttsJ
.,..g .gI,.sr tyufr fL.y Slouif b, in s,ry
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...r-.,tv ,yI.l pysnrr.la ,"r three or four
IF. .'rt .r.~i nsauv rem, les without effect.
ri.n NY lr"' >,i"n ana aun",sa sum, "a. st,a,y pIty
...". I..r,.r.-rl.v l,}r"t ur-I continued their
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-11

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Isbell y
Davis sold privately yesterday the small
brick residence on the corner of Catharine
and Mrnford streets for eleven hundred
dollars cash,