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TELEGRAMS. re.

The New York state Democratic conven-
ton having perfected their organization, met
again at Albany last evening and adopted an
address TO the electors OF the State complain
ing OF the unjust apportionment Of the State
WIN regard 10 the election of delegates 10 the
Constitutional Con venuon, and severely de-
nonncing the Republican party. The COM
mlttee On nominations reported a list Of dele
gates 10 the Constitutional Convention, which,
after some debate, was adopted without diyi-
sion. The convention then adjourned.
The Republican convention at Syracuse. N.
Y, yesterday, placed in nomination DEL
egates at large 10 the Constitutional Conven-
uon. resolution was unanimously
adopted that the delegates to the coming Con-
shtutionai Convention this day appointed be
instructed to support by every honorable
means an amendment TO the constitution Civ
ing TO the black man the same right to the
ballot as the white man.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company, Of
the Kansas branch, applied to the Govern
ment yesterday for a commissioner 70 examine
the seventh section OF this road extending
from the Salina river, forty five miles west of
Fort Riley. The track is being laId at the
rate of a mile and half per day. The cars
will reach Salina, fifty miles beyond beyond
Fort Riley, and four hundred and sixty eight
miles west of St. Louis, on Saturday.
The directors OF the Boston, Hartford and
Erie railroad appeared before the Legislative
Committee on Railroads and Canals OF Massa-
chusetts. Tuesday, to support their petition for
the road. The amount asked for as loan Is
S3,000,0OO.
Notice of an application for an injunction
against the purchasers Of the Iron Mountain
railroad have been served, and the application
Will be heard before Judge Rombuer, Of the
Circuit Court OF St. Louis on Friday next.
The Tennessee Republican convention a.
Memphis 20 appoint congressional delegates
was about equally composed of blacks and
whites. A hegre was vice president The
meeting was harmonious.
The largest goods store in Richmond,
Va, owned by J. Steenback & Co., has been
seIzed on an attachment and sold out by
Clafiin Co., of New York, for $4,000.
The Spanish Government refuses to yield
to the demand made by England for indemni-
~ and satisfaction in the case Of the steamer
Tornado
The Sultan threatens to declare war agains
g Greece on account OF the continuance OF the
insurrectionary troubles on the Tur kish from
tier.
Funeral services took place in Gardiner,
Me-, Yesterday afternoon over the remains OF
the late Hon. George Evans.
Mrs. Major Green, who resides somewhere
in the South, was killed at the railroad depot
In Columbus, Ohio, yesterday.
The Republicans Of Chicago have nominated
John Ii. Hill for Mayor.
Another crevasse occurred in the Parish OF
West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tuesday.
There was no quorum OF the Legislature OF
Virginia present in Richmond yesterday.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

THE METHoDIsTs AND THE NRGRo-At
Saturdays session of the Methodist EpisconaI
Conference, in New York, a reeol a ton en-
dorsing the Congressional policy in national
N alters was passed and resolution was Also
passed that the eolored race, which has eytn-
ced such meekness under protracted on
preston and prescription, and such heroisn
in the battle field, is entitled all the immuni
ties OF manhood and that the pulpit and press
and every other agency for the moulding 'of
public opinion, should be earnestly EMPLOYED
to instigate a removal OF the unchristian and
inhunan prejudice against that raceI
Evening star., 1867-04-11

RAID on FOxEs.-Red foxes have become so
numerous on James river, in the neigh borhood
of Brandon, that a short time since IL was
fesred they would entirely exterminate the
hares and partridges, 70 say nothing OF their
lncursions into the farmers wards. A num-
Der OF gentlemen, conseq quently, determined to
slaughter the depredalors, without caring
for the mode Of warfare, and the conseQ uence
has been that. within comparatively a short
period, three OF the party have snot fifty
three-Rick. Fhi1
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'VHE MOST EXOITING ANb INTEREsTING
BOOK OF THE DAY

GEN. l.. Z. BAhERiS HISTORY OE THE
SECkET SERVICE
AGENTS WANTED in every city town, county
and state Of the Q MON to canvass for this work
owing 20 the attempts Of the Government 10 sun
press 10, its pu alton was delayed IL will now
be issued unaltered and unabridged, under the
supervision OF GEN. BAKER. IL sontains full
and ofheial en- pose Of he intricate achfnstions
Of the secret enemies Of the Union.
Tor startling de yelop opments and thrilling adyen-
lures this beck ecIipses the famous pereaoes OF
ratives sf General Baker are all attsstea by the
highest oiheisl authority: 1t will contain the
oHly Official history of the Assassipstion CON
spirsey. A full history Of this great, startling
IRON ITS ISCHPrIeN, II The HAUNrs
or VILLAlEY TO THE BURIAL
PLACE OF BOOTH.
work also fully ex poses the nefarious system By
which Presidsntisl psraons were and are 20 read.
flI obtained In wash ngton.
The morals Of the NafonA Capital are thor
Ievelstisns concerning heads Of dspertments,
nemeers Of Con sress, female pardon brokers, and
ai.nnsuished military charscters.
snp Psst S,es Ssnes
his y, sork win Be ready for delivery On the iss
y BSHons bss those sherosshly ecnysssant
Eitn the business, and with eeod reference = 20
character and responsibility, lee1 alDiy nnly IN
Es. S PifsT fssni:.s: K NJ Ssssiis1 css 80
hclstsse4 aud vsFnisAsd. III - g., (ns6I
e sssssJ Aishsn DFsss ~ 10 ssss,sltee}s
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- North Carolina has followed the exam.

- North Carolina has followed the exam
pie of some other Southern States in passing a
law Furnishing horse stealing with death.
- Minors can marry in Louisiana. The
legal age for the bridegroom Is fourteen, for
the bride twelve.
~ A dentists wife at Falesburg, Michiean.
during her husbands absence, recently 10 AZ
chIoroferm TO relieve the toothach ana ex-
pired.
- New York company is preparipr Tn
hiring from Rockbridge county, Va, 400 har~
reis per month Of white sand, to be used in
making fine glass. f
- since the passage of the Female Su ufrr.rc
resolutions by me Wisconsin. Assembly. tns,
price Of balmorals has gone down and paufa.
loon stur has considerably advanced in that
State.
- Horace Greeley says that the darkest
day in any mans earthly career Is that
wherein he fret fancies that there IL some
easier way Of gaining dollar than by squarslY
earning IT. FIITI7'
~ A corpse recently found In the ceilar OF
the Court House at Rochester, New York M
supposed TO be thar OF Louis Fox. the billiard
player. who has bsen missing for seme time
- Three years ago the Duke Of Wellinston
had an income OF $50 00o year. BY recfless
dissipation sBd proaisacy ofevery conceiva.
BILE kind he has reduced IL 70 aoour R7,5Ro Ana
10 now the poorest man Of his rank m Europe.
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81 The strike Of the miners in New Jersey
still continues and is increasing. Two thous-
and are idle or engaged WITH the strikers, and
all the mines in Morris county have suspended
work. The strikers obtain credit al the stores
as they have heretofore done, but it is only
because the dealers are afraid TO refuse them
No disturbance has occurred as yet but
trouble Is ser iously apprehended.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

H- q. W. Bonner, ustice Of the Peace of
Baldwin county, In Alabama, has been arrest
ed under the Civil Rights bill and held 10 bail
in $1,000. The offence charged is causise a
negro 70 be whipped for stealing. The Selma
Messenger says the negro preferred the whip
ping 10 being sent 10 PRISON, and was taken at
his word
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DIOHMOND, TREDERIOKsBURQ AND Pc
A TOMAO RAILROAD,
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (sanday .. m. excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route TO Richmond.
steamer. from III Street Wharf; Ee4Ak&
Washington, to Asuia Greek and~8
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
TO Rich mond, Va, connecting there with trains on
the Bic b moDd and Petersburg and Richmond and
Danyi3e Rsilroeds for Petersburg; Weldon, viii
nipgton. Raleigh, Greensboro Salisbury, Char
Lotto sn6 Chester, 8. O.
Steamers Keyport and q. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily (Surday evening eIcepted) at
SIS .. and 20 D. m. and arrive In Richmond st
THROUGH TO RIOH MOFD IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker fhaB
any other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and fredericksburg, TO Richmond, at the
Com pany ONCE, corner OF PennA. avenue and 6th
street, or on board OF the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will b In
readiness to convey passe ~ and baggage BE-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Tredercksburg By stop
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamer.
GEO. MATTIEGLY, snpt., Washtngton, ID. o.
@. 4. hATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Ws.hinEton
spSly GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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- child in Indiana four years OF age
was tortured TO death by being beaten with
straps and boards. hung mp by the waist,
plunged into cold water and exposed 20 the
cold until frozen. A reward Is offered for tue
arrest Of the monster who did this diaboIical
work.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RBHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, and NER-
NOUS HEADACHES. cu;ed by Q few doses 81
METCALFEe GREAT RHEU MArIO REM-
EDY. o. u. FORD.
l. cow Agent.
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOE THE EASTERN SHORE.

S0TICr.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT. u. T. LEQsABD, now In IT,
all respects one Of the stAunch est, EsAN
most comfortable and elegant
TSr,. % will
her pier opposite No. no Light sssse, wharf
s1TTRpAY, stsp m, for EaSToH PdTNTI
RoTFL EhtLLS,o8E6RD CL9R4's P0INr
LET'S WHARF, CABIN CREEK, MED
F0RD'S WHARE and LLOYD,S LANDING.
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
leaves kloyds Landing at p. m, Oambr &c at 4
z m, and kaston Point at p IN, every Monday,
MedDss sdsy and Friday, touching at all interme-
ciate landings. and reaching Baltimore at 8 O. m
on the following mornings.
she has Q large number OF fine state rooms.
Evening star., 1867-04-11

~ In Pennsylvania they have q new Ii
cense law-no selling, giving away, or in any
way supplying liquor, TO persons under
twenty one years of age. nor TO drun kards, nor
TO sny one on Sunday. II is acceptable TO the
people and appears to be well guarded against
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ITS EFFECr Is MIRACULOUS.


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See that each bottle has our private Government
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Evening star., 1867-04-11

A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
for the benefit Of
UNION BETHEL A. M. Z. CHURCH,
will be given
THURSDAY EVENING, April IL,
At the ASSEMBLY BOOMS, on 18th street,
near c street.
Tickets, admitting a Gent and Lady, 8 so:
Single Tickets, 81 ap IO.2t'
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
FIRST APPEARANCE
Jus. .rI7sa ffom C.iioanis rhe hrkGSf p..
sisfif $ssssEisSF E
ty q The most extIssrdinsry performers, male
AoE96ffTssfir Tef TssfirsNrRs.
BgTTiRFIYIN &c.
Ard the Damio Favorite, the greatest performer
HAMA1 RAsf k Fl sssIPIsA sssaIPIsAk1roHr,
And his beautiful AL snd nsis siaa% zSnd'rfu
Their perfoImsnces Of over SIXTY REPRE-
aAGtfREs OPERA HOUSE. San Francisco,
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Philadelphia,
were 1PHhi%sSi Taa %oNDGs HEGnS1Pica 81 faE woBLp
The stay 1fths i Troupe in this city will be but
WEDNESDAY AsD.ssAyuHD.r sSsss. AsTss: f. .tss:
METZEROTT HALL.
PAREPA. BRIGHOLI.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The Manager bess to inform the citizens of
.aans ass '1s psfs' PAsTPa BP
ROSA, and the great Tenor, sisnor BRIGNOLI,
will s;Sio SoSSsT SHs Sf.ia itGsfsa GirHs5s YSsrR1I1
"hsn s.dsss a. sosH sll appear
sisn'r oSsG oxSEsTsSA; sSsx;.' and
Musical Director and Accompanyist,
Admission, 80; Reserved Seats, 50 cent. .Str.
sale q ,ssts w,i Mn,s MsGm,nsncs on Thursdsy at
Evening star., 1867-04-11

SECOND WARD DENocRACY.-A meeting Of
the Second Ward Democrats was held last
evening at Magee's Hall, on street, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the cenyen-
ton toll night. The meeting was called TO or.
der by Mr. Jos Williamson, when Mr.. Alex
ander Rutherford was called to the chair
and Mr.. Allison Nailor, jr., chosen secretary
There were present about twenty-five voters
Of the ward.
The following named gentlemen were nom
mated as delegates u. j. Joyce Jas Barker.
Alex. Rutherford, Jos. Williamson, John Bre-
nan. VIM. Flynn, Allison Nailor, jr., and VIM.
GreasoH.
Messrs. Williamson and Greason declined
Mr.. Flynn also asked 10 be excused. but the
meeting declined 10 do so. The vote being
taken, Messrs. Joyce, Barker, Rutherford
Flynn and Nailor were elected as delegates
The hat was passed around, and sII collect
ed to pay expenses, after which the meeting
adjourned.
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DY COQPFR 4 LATIMHR, Auctioueers-
- Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Ilth st
AT PRIVATE SALE
number Of drst class PRIVATE RESI-.
DEHCEe, in central localities
Also 10 small Brick and Frame HOUSES
1rARM, betx cen Warrington and Alex xandria
large Frame HOUSE, with lot l20 feet souare.
For furthsr psTssic1ppIsr; srs1 pE .apsE ,w,p q 49,.
I ATTEST PARIs yAASH5eHs or HAIR
=. ALLI0T,
IRENCH HAIR-DRESSER,
32l street. between 18th and 18th sts.
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
selsbrated Rachel, With whom he arrived In this
country. hes nov been established fer the last
eight Pears In Washington and Newport, On.
Dying the patronage Of the corps dipo dfiqws, and
ofthe hleheet socfeU, He hes the honor 90 an.
sS ga ::s g: sa
:ss9s lss.os.sis sss sfs Sssss: " ' e
lylD Becon Hsysp fislo, for oI0. n
8: 8: 4bss:. ~ 49,; "a si i.lss
corner Hosldman . Grsy Hsnc, Si75.. q 8 ~ |
Tor sale uUsn es.y ts{ne Atthe gsEseceussf :
nssss - SssiE SsSlsss orssss,s 49, f''iSsi MI ;sa
Evening star., 1867-04-11

1867 GRAND rxouRs1oN 1867
PARIS EXPosITIO
The new and first class ocean going iron Steam
ship &a1k
1000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com
mander, will make an EXCURSION from New
York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46,
North River, on
WEDNESDAY. April I7th. at IL O'Clock m,
Returning, will sail from Hsvrs on June 5th, Civ.
3ng passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks in Europe.
This magnificent Steamship is divided into
water tight compartments, and has been newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas
sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board.
~A FIJI Band Of MKs,c rcill be attached to tn
sap.
Price Of passage, in currency. to Havrs $50
Havrs and return, $3.50 and esOO, according to
size of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
MeRRAY, FERRIS co.,
90 South street, New York,
Or to MeO Y. BARRY, the Merchants Union
Express Company, 400 Pennsyivania svense,
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PAWNBROKERS

i n w ~ DhOh EIlS
w ALsH's
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
Ne. 4sO 10th street, one door below Penn ave.
This well-known Ofnce makes IN
LIBERAL ADVANCES III
On diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches.0
description.
Open every dayCe1cept Sunday from .. m. to
E.B.-Business strictly confidential. fs2s-u
AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY 1--
Cb BURHSTINES 3 LOAN OFFIOE,f ,
4I9 18th street. Sd door south of Penn. ave,
MONEY loaned time to suit customers, on
Real Estate. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
Jewelry, oliver Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me,
chsnical Tools, Ladies' and Gentlemeu's Wearing
Apparel Of all descriptlons
NH Smr b, BURNSTINB
THE OLD EsTABLIsHED FIRM OF
b, GOLDSTEIN d CO.,
LICENSED PAWHBROKERS,
"a fOUR-AND-A-HALF STkEET WEST,
near Penpsy lyanis avenue,
Oner the highest cash advances ON all kinds OF
Merchandise, to any amount and for any ~
time desired, at Reasonable rates. IA
interest on large sums greatly reduced. u =
Bushes strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe lilly
Evening star., 1867-04-11

THIRD WARD DRMoCRACY-Tkev meet in fb,
Second W0rd-A,. aiken and si1 other Democrats
take the wi 81 GT'mis''-The unterTI fed
SereH encountered by the FenidnS-The .Seren do
their business aud retire an good Order.-Last
evening seven Democrats OF the Third Ward
met at German Hall, on 11th street, I'D Ward, }
for the purpose of selecting delegates 10 attend
the Con vention to night.
There were present w. M. Wellington, L. A
Aiken, John Ritchie, w. NJ. Harvey, Albert r
Fox and two other gentlemen.
After waiting until quarter past O'Clock for
crowd IL was decided TO hold the meeting
anyhow and elect deieg ates. About this time
number OF member of the Fenian brother
hood appeared and stated they had rented the
hall for the evening they, however, consented
that the seven Democrats should ha We the room
ashort time in order 70 elect their delegates One
gentleman inquired who had made arrange
ments for the hail, when Mr.. Aiken replied
1--WE took IL Ni et armies"
up the meeting but they respectfully de.
ciined.
The meeting was called to srder by w. NJ
Wellington, who presided, and Mr.. Albert +.
Mr.. John Ritchie nominated the following
named gentlemen as delegates, and thew were
elected :-E. +. Queen, w. NJ. Wellington, w.
M Harvey +. A. Aiken and Theodore Sheck-
els.
The seven Democrats then adjourned.
An invitation by the Fenians 70 fork over 30
Seven as they vacatsd the promises.
1s ~
TIE FOURTH wARD DsxocRArIc AND CoN.
SENTATIVE MIErING,-Last night meeting
Of Democrats and CONSERVATIVES Of the Fourth
Ward was held at the City Hall. The meeting
was Organised by the election OF Mr.. Owen
Thorn A. president and T, @. Clayton secre-
tary The object of the meeting being TO elect
deleeatee % : con nven1on "a nominate candi.
dates for the city o@oes, the meeting proceeded
to vote, and the fol,owlng delegates were
Giesson, Thos. Hseesrty, Gee. Dasant
-. EEf .----n
,sesrvxHrn WAnD DmocRAcY.2rhe Demo-
crats OF Oonssrvativss OF the 5th ward uetat
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factory, or sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
J. O. H0ADLIr . co..
10 6-eo9D Lawrence, AaGo.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DoTUMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB
II BALTIMORE.
MRkIHR freight con peetton st AQUA CREEK
with kfOHMOND. FREDERICkS- eo,
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD. <292
The steamer EXPBksS, Ospt A. C,A
NiekIe. and steamer KENNEBEO, Capt. John q.
Wilson, leave Warrington from sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
o. m, for Baltimore. and usual way landings on
fotomac river Return ming leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and FkIDAI,4p m
For further information apply to
j. b. BRYAN BRO,
nh lSt No, 345 PennsyIya ave,
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TvOAL. rkOu. AID OIL. or The Practioai 1nSf.
- "a ni.Ss; e;s5a ~: e ssr sisS; csd
s:aS;s'' 4 s Fi'ss "@ ; ,sAsos .A1Ios,
Evening star., 1867-04-11

COAL co ALI
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons Of ,240 lbs, delivered In any art OF
Chestnut White Ash, 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
BED Ash. S8.8.
Lehfgh, 80.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Ofice; or ct the Wharf,
s.P. BROWN SON,
ja25-u l63 9Th street, between K and u.
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To morrow Might, BENEFIT OF LADY DON
PERsEUS and ANDBOMEDA and DON G .ESAR
RAZA& ~
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BOOTS AND sHO1S.
u y " 8 T % b = /.

The unAergiGned bsgs leave 70 inform his friends
nv sns ne EfPe ssas5Siy that hs A hss Spsaed ths
Odl Fellow Hall. whore Hs hss on hand Ten.
81 sssors@Snt G Of L.diss' and osatlsmsnS, BOYS
A' 's' 'e'sScsH Soc1sf J AID SHOES. F
ods ds1sss 1s,Is q: ~ ssssss sSs 1se street: Under der
Ss2s 1'sss iasoseB ., vrEsou. I
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sEORET DISEASES.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last appearance but two of
LADY DON.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING. AprillI,
the performance will commence with
NINE POINTS OF THE Law
To conclude with Byron celebrated burlesque,
entitled,
ALADDIN;
Oh, THE WONDERFUL SCAMP
Aladdin T.dv nor
Evening star., 1867-04-11

SAoRED ooSo1hT'
BY PHILIP PHILLIPS,
AIDED BY VALUABLE ASSISTANCE
Mr.. PHILIP PHILLIPS, the "singing Pill
grim ~ and author Of many beautiful Sunday
School songs. will give Concert for the be nefit
OF CONGREGATIONAL Singing, at the
FOUNDRY N 4. OHUkOH. Cor. l4th and G SITS =,
THURSDAY EVENING, ApriI2s
Tickets, SO cents; TO be had at the Music and
Book Stores. Secure your tickets early. ap ll-2W
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east angle OF sstd hot
nuAesr two Yuauing
thence north on hun.
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ieet thence wet tven |
ty-dve fset ten and haN,
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west corner Of said lot,
running thence on q
line with North Caro-
lima ayen ne one hun
dred and nfty-eight
feet one inch, thence
enthusiastically with
the dividing line be-
tween lots seven and
eight eighty seven feet
two inches, thence
west one hundred feet, !
thence south forty ave
feet. thence east nine
~ feet, thence sout b
twenty feet, thence
west ninety feet, thence
south eighty-flve feet
four inches to the be.
ginning.
ditto ................l