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SAD CAsuALTy.-On Wednesday night FIRE broke
out In the south ward OF the Lunatic Asylum 1T Am
herstburg, ontario, threatening TO destroy the build
ing and all its contents. SO suddenly and 6erce did
the flames follow up the alarm that one woman was
suiocated and two others were badly burned before
the FIRE was subdued. The building was saved only
with the greatest dinicuty-Deb0H Ffee cross, Dec.
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Uompe.i,ion Of the Roman Catholic Ilierarch,

IN confirmation Of the statement made By our
correspondent at Rome the Ch,rch Ne,rs gives "a
list OF the Bishops whom the Pope IL about to APP
point 70 scotland, which s TO have a Roman Ca
thOlic hierarchy Of us own. Here Is tie llst:-St.
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e U r o p e.
SPAIN.

The United States Gunboat Swntara Runs
Down a French Bark In the Straits Of Glib
, r, pH i" the Harbor Of
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Queen Isabella and Her Private Resource

The Memorial DiDiomotiQde OF Paris has the Iol-
lowing:--- ~ ".s.gv
Queen Isabella appears TO have decided on fixing
her residence at Paris, az she has just purchased
Tor ,7O0,0OO the magnificent residence situated IN
the avenue du ol de Rome at the corner OF The rue
Pauquet de NDejust The amount 81 the purchase
money would lead TO the suppostion that her Ma
jesty has q considerable sum OF money at her dis
p0sa, and that consequently the Madrid journals
were right IN accusing her OF having accumulated
money IN anticipation or her downfall, without
mentioning the diamonds she was said 10 have car
RED OIL to Fraice with her. with respect to these
latter the commission charged with drawing up an
inventory o theroyal property Is stated 10 have found
them intact In the royal apartments at Madrid and TO
have deposited them at tile National Bank by order OF
the provisional government The Jewelry which her
Majesty took from san sebastian - not even equal
to that possessed by the wives Of several rich bank
ers in PARIS. Queen Isabella never cared about
money, and so far IRON boarding up had in the last
lew years abandoned spontaneously more than one
half Of the crown the profit OF the state
The allowance OF 100000 reals made TO the royal
household from the Budget was indeed hardly suf-
fcient TO cover the expenses OF the Court the man
agement OF which-the fact cannot be denied-was
anything but perfect. The only investments made
by the Queen concerned the annual dotatlons OF
100000 reals granted TO the nanta Isabella and the
Prince OF the Asturias. The amount OF those pay
ments was regularly sent To the Bank OF England,
and on the marriage Of the Princess with the COuntde
Girgenti he was authorized by his marriage contract
to withdraw the share Of his young wife. The pOr-
ton OF the Prince des Asturias now amounting TO
3So00,000 reals, Is the sole resource the Queen has
now az her disposal.
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FIENpIsu MURDERER. IL great indignl.
ton manifested against the man Miller now Ia jail
for wife murder. The details Of his crime are 80
revolving that they cannot be printed; nut inls we
can say, that In the course OF many years 81 Jour
nallstic life we have never known OF crime so
disgusting and so brutal The acts charged are
those OF which a beast would he ashamed. II ~
said that when at the Inquest held his wife's body
he was stolid, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES me phl-
sicans and seeming uoteruined TO make me very
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GREESBAcK RoBBERIEs by MIcE.--Fer some months
past money has been taken from the till AT saoon
In this place. Nearly every day some bills or postal
currency have been taken, on some occasions az
high as twenty dollars being missed. All efforts to-
capture the thief had proved unayalling Yesterday
the proprietor In opening the money drawer thought
he saw some paper behind 1t. He Knocked or por-
ton Of the wood, and there found large pile or
money, consisting OF bills and postal currency. A
family OF mice had made nest there, and had used
the money TO build IL with: Nearly $500 was taken
out or the place. portion of the money being nib
bled into bits. The animals had made an expensive
home and lad expended money lavishly.-Jqc&s0s
(Yich.) 6utzeR, Dec. %.
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Ages and Salaries Of the New British Ministry.
The following IL a list OF the new British Ministry,
their ages and the respective salaries they receive
caT,,r
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed yesterday at New York at
1894,
River at Pittsburgh yesterday l6 feet and
falling slowly.
The railroad bridge at Toledo, damaged
by the recent Treshet. has been repaired, and
trains are running as usual.
The saltwater brick mills, In Millburg,
Mass, occupied by the Star Machine Works
and Chase and Clark's shuttle Works, were
burned yesterday morning, by an incendla-
Rry, Loss $4,000. Little Insurance.
-Reyhold's Satiuet Mill, ut Munson, Mass.
was burned Thursday. Loss 90. Insured
for $4,000.
The vote on the Louisiana Constitution
Is Gixed for April 18th and IS.
The shinplRstsr panic at New Orleans Is
greater than over.
"A number of railroads ARE i'll consultation
at st. Louis respecting the construction of a
new road from st. Louis to indianapolis.
-ltis expected the Missouri Legislature
will authorize st. Louis to guarantee 81 go.
900 bonds of the consolidated company there
for a bridge across the Mississippi.
The prospect is the appropriation to pay
for WaITussla will be made.
Gen. Samuel VeazIe, of Bangor, Me-. died
in that city Thursday evening. Rged 81 years
He was President of the Beazle Bank.
A kerosene lamp exploded in the Cam.
bria Hotel at Scranton, Pa. Thursday night
The building was set on fire and consumed
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w ASHlN GTUN.
Resignation of the Atty General.
Examinations by the Impeach-
ment Managers.
Prospective Appropriations for
Icebergs and Polar Bears.
Cabinet Meeting---"old ad In
terim" not Present.
Presidential State Dinner.

WAsHINGTON, March 12.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon accepted the resig-
nation of Attorney General Stanberry.
Messrs. McGivin, Hays and Warden,
reporters for the President, were ex-
amined by the impeachment managers
to day, relative to the Presidents wes-
tern tour.
Col. w. G. Moore. the Presidents pri-
vate secretary, Mai. Mcdonald chief
clerk of the Senate, and Mr.. James, II
clerk in the Senate, were also examin-
ed on various points.
The rumor that Chief Justice Chase
Will insist that at least thirty days shall
be given the President to prepare is
totally untounded.
The prospect of the passage of the
appropriation to pay for Alaska looks
very favorable.
Affairs are very quiet at the White
House to-day. There was no admis-
sion TO visitors on account OF the Cab
met meeting, which was attended by
nll the members excepting the Secre-
tary of State, who was represented by
Frederick Seward.
Mr.. Stanbery and others of the Presi-
dents counsel visited him during the
forenoon, and were some time in pri-
vate conversation. 1t Is not vet deter
mined by the President who shall form
the addition to the present counsel.
Adjutant General Thomas, who at.
tended several Cabinet consultations
recently, was not present to-day.
Secretary Browning, after attending
the meeting, repaired to the office of the
Attorney General for the purpose oi
engaging in any business there which
might require his attention as Acting
Chief of the Department..
The President gave his sixth state
dinner this evening. Fifteen or twenty
members of the House OF Represents
tiYs7 Hara nreaAnt with thair families.
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GheQttelliqetrcer.
THE IMPEACHMENT.

The trial of the President began yes.
terday, Messrs. Stanbery, Curtis, Mel
son, Black and Evarts, being his coun-
sell. Mr.. Stanbery asked forty days
delay, but after discussion and a pri-
vate consultation by the Court, an
order was made requiring the Presi.
dent to tile his answer Monday week
the 2Sd inst. 1t was also ordered that
unless cause be shown for delay, the
trial shallthen proceed Immediately OH
the tiling of their replication by the
Managers.
The Register as ''An ArIthlmetIcIan.'' ~
The Register yesterday labored very
hard, with the aid of the doctored re-
turns of the New York World, to ex-
plain away the Radical victory in New
Hampshire. The Register claims that
'the radical majority has been reduced
more than one.half, that the Democrats
have increased their vote G,623, while
the radical vote has increased but
l,SS4." Let us examine this. The vote
last year was: Hartman Rep, } SO, ,S5g;
0AANAAAA bSiOOot
this morning announces that 22O towns
give HOrriman SO, ,2s9, and Sinclair &c.
500. The remaining towns last year
gave Hartman 476, and Sinclair 7SG.
Assume they give the same vote now,
and the full vote is Hartman 80, 759,
Sinclair S7,l46. Harriman's increase
on last years vote is therefore $500,
Sinclair's 4.4S3. or $50 more than Harrl-
mans. The Union majority.this year
is therefore $50 less than last year.
According to the Registers figures,
quoted above, the State went Demo-
cratic-a fact of which it did not seem
to be aware. Let us see: The Demo-
Gratis. 1t says, Increased their vote q, ,623;
The Radicals increased theirs but /, ,SS4.
The Democratic increase was therefore
4,7S9 greater than the Union increase.
This reduced the Union majority of
last year precisely that much. The
Union majority last year was only
1886. so that The State 1Vemt Democratic.
on The Registers shor0ing. by a majority
Of 1,543-amd the Register didn't kroV
JfI
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI
For Diseases of the ThrOnI and Lunss,
Auch AS Coughs, COIdS. VVhOOnInT
Cough, Bronchitis. .NHIhmu,
and COnNumpGiOn.

Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won 30 widely and so decply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through "A Tong
series Of years, and among most OF the Iarcs 0i
men II has risen higher aud higher IN their cstuA-
tOn, ms II has become better known. Its uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat have made it known ~ a Ie-
liable protector against them. While adapted TO
milder forms Of dIscnsc and to young children il Is
at the same time the most cfCCtuAi remedy that can
he given for inCipient consumption, aud the dan
gcTOuS affections of the throat and lungs. A pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group. Il -h5Wl1
be kept hand i'll every family, AMI indeed a5 all
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs all
should he provided with this nntidotC Tor them
Although settled Consumption l. thought ~
Curablc still great numbers OF cases where TIE dis
seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry P,.cf0rnF. So complete Is rs mastery
the most obstinate Of them yield il. When u0r1i-
ing else could reach them, under tle Cherry Pee
fOr1l they ~ubsiic and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers lind great pro
lection from it.
.iStAm" is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking The
Cherry I'ecf0rIi in small aud frequent d"5a7
So generally are its virtues known that IL ~ uH-
necessary TO publish the certificates of them here
or do more than assure the public that it, aunltiaS
are fully maintained.
PrepUred 6v
DIR. u. q. -Il-ER 4 CO., LOTELL, MISS
For sale by I. II. LOGAN & co.
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ST. LOUIS.
New RalIwax Project.


nEAgHt 3AcEUBS Nhe nAAAAlHSIppLs
ST. LOUIS, March ia delegation
of the Eastern Railroad men including
Ex.Govs DennisOn, of Ohio, Thos. L.
Jewett, OF the Pittsburgh, Columbus
81 Cincinnati Railroad, Thos. A. Scott,
and G. B. Roberts, of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, B. E. Smith, Presi-
dent of the Chicago, Columbus IL In
dianopolis Central Railroad, K. w.
Thompson, w. r. Edwards, w. X.
McKeOn, of Indiana, John Schofield,
of Illinois, and. w. d. Wood, of Pitts
burgh, are in this city on business con-
nected with the construction of u new
road from here to indianapolis via
Vandalia, Illinois. They will open an
office here and put into effect vigorus
measures for the speedy completion OF
this through route to the East.
Information was filed yesterday in
the U. s. Court against D. r. Butler
for violating the revenue law in the
matter of distilling spirits. The pro-
perry seized was one hundred and
thirty-three barrels OF spirits, several
lots of grain, and fixtures OF the distil-
lery.
Cunningham & Co.'s distillery has
also been seized, with about one thou.
sand gallons of spirits, quantity OF
corn, fixtures, &c.
The State Senate yesterday passed
the House bill which provides that the
property of manufacturing incorpora.
tions shall be taxed the same as that OF
The proposal of the consolidated
bridge companies at the city of st.
Louis, guarantee four millions dollars
of its bonds. when the company shows
one million, OF individual subscription,
was presented to the st. Louis delega-
tiOn, in the Legislature last night, and
was very favorably entertained. There
is no doubt but that the legislature will
authorize the city to guarantee the
bonds, the question to be decided by a
twO-thirds vote of the citizens.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Election on Constitution Appointed.
observation-disclosures Rebel Board


ReEistratIOn..-IIanc Rebel Board
The ShInpIaster Panic.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-General
Hancock has appointed the 18th aud
18th of April for election on the ratifi-
cation of the Constitution.
The registration is to be revised,
commencing fourteen days before the
election.
The order prescribes regulations for
for the government of the election and
prohibits any person who is candi-
date for office, acting as Commissioners
or Registrar.
Paragraph Is of the order is as fol-
lows: "Should Congress enact here
alter that at the approaching election
votes should also be cast for State and
other officers, the same Registrars and
Commissioners will act under this Or
der for the election of said officers. In
such an event, an order will be is
sued from these headquarters noti-
tying the qualified voters that such an
election is authorized"
Gen. Hancock's new Board of Regis
tration omit all Republicans appointed
by Sheridan, and some of the new
members are unable to take the oath.
The rebels express the hope that this
hoard, nil. ahla thann to dHfaat the
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Republican State ticket, headed by
Geo. Warmoth.
A committee OF the late Convention
will send protest to General Grant to-
morrow.
The panic on city notes is higher, aud
the discount to day Is thirty cents.
Considerable excitement has been
created by the arrest OF Gov. Joshua
Baker for alleged perjury. He has been
held to bail in 1000.
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New YORK, March l3.-The public
reprimand of Rev. MIR. Stephen IL
Tying, Jr., in accordance with the sen
tence of the Ecclesiastical Court will
be pronounced to.mOrrOw.
1t Is reported the Erie Directors have
been arrested for contempt of court Tos
violating the injunction restraining the
Company from issuing new stock.
Mr.. Diven and Mr.. Fisk are reported to
be quartered at Ludlow ST.
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Other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, Know that cures their neghbors and friends
and all know that what ii does once il doves alyvav4
that it never fails through any fault or NEGLECT o
Its composition. We have and can show Ihou-
sands upon thousands of certificates OF gemarka-
BILE cures of the following complaints iut sucn
cures are known in every neigh6orhood aud why.
conditions i'll all climates; containing neither cAlo.
mel or any deletcrOus drug, they may be rtEen
serves them ever fresh and makes them plea san Il,
take, while being purely vegetable no harm cars
arise from their use i'll any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence ou thsa
internal vScera TO purify the blood and stimulate IL
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the'
body restoring their irregular action TO health ant
by correcting, wherever they exist, such lcranges
ments are the FIRST origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper OEL
the bon, for the following complaints, which Ihese
For Ibysnepsin or HndIxestIOn, LtstIesA-
ness. L;lnEUOr and Lose OF Appetite. they
should lie taken moderately TO stimulate the ston-
HCh and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint auh ito various symp-
toms, bilious EHc1dUch he, Sick IIe1GIac he,
JnunGIice or Green 6iCLncaA. Bilious
;6;n E9nc a9d - httous EcHer". they should oe ju-
uciOusy taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause It.
For DysCntPry or IDiNrrlCHn. but one mi!h
dose Is generally required.
For RhcuniHtisn. G;Outs Gar1V CI. G'RIpA-
S fSItSn OF 6hG Heart. Pain iM the Side
taken aS required, change the diseased action CT
the system. With such change those complaints
For EIr"Hsy and IDrOpeIcal SweIIiuga they
should be taken in large and frequent dos
ducc the effect OF II drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should nc taken
as II produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner l'iI, take one two I'flTS pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach AMI
bowels INTO healthy action restores the appetite.
and invigorates the system. Hence it is often ad-
EantaEcOus where no serious arrangement rN5ts.
One who feels toler5Illy we'll oncn hmds tha; dose
of these l'iFS makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnovatiIIg effect the lizes-
tive apparatus. There are numerous cases where
pnrgativc is required, which we cannot euumer-
ate here, but they suggest themselves ic BODY.
and where The virtues OF this F'iN known. ha
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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New HampAhIre EIec1Ion.

CONCORD, N. H., March l3.-Two
hundred and twenty towns foot up for
Hartman S9,2s3; Sinclair, SO 1850. The
remaining towns last year gave Harri-
man 476; Sinclair, 1856.
The lower branch of the Legislature
will be composed of 19l epublicans,
and I61 Democrats.
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RENOVATE-

During the Spring months it Is one of the
regular household duties to renovate, aud,
In the multiplicity Of otherd duties ones own
sands of valuable lives might be prolonged,
aud many doubtless saved from prem AZURE
graves by thoroughly renOVatinR the syst EN-
with DR.. ROback'S Blood Pills, Stomach Hit
terH aud Blood Purifier. Sold by all Drug
giSts everywhere.
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TEMPERANCE.

There ls, perhaps, no one thing that has
done so much TO promote the cause OF tenn
perRn Se as that gentle stimulating tonic, RO-
back g stomach BitterS. They strengthen and
tnVigornte without producing the i'll effects
Of alcoholic BtImulauts.
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Rev. Mr.. Tying to be Reprlmande,I
To-day.
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New Stable.
Notice.

TMn SONS LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
III WRINGER-the best In use. Good
Agents wanted In every COUNTY. Address,
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Mediral.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Laxative ned4

Rerhaps no one mejJ..
cine Is so universally re-
Quired by everybody a.
a Cathartic. nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, IN
every country and lmous
all classes, as this milf
but efficient purYa,lvo
Pnt. The obvious rss
son is, that it is Ampre re-
liable and far NOR. eHcc-
tual remedy than any
~ NhAR IT,. ..-k
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Transportation.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ran Road.

2
New York via
Philadelphia .I:2O p IN $40 IN Il, 10 IN
Tickets to all principal points In the East
and West can he procured at the Union ohaca
In McLure House aud at the station at
bridgeport. +. Il. MYERS,
ueC2 General Ticket Agent.
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NEW ORLEAHs nOLAssEs.
en- BBLS. Choice New Crop.
W Just received by
.Ig--.------------.-- T.tSEIH NnRRTSIlN - m
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO r. 3. comply

bALI1MUhE q UHlU X. X. GOMP'Y
OFFICE halt. d OHIO RAELRoADCO.,
WHEELING, May =. lB67.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DABSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN 81
the following schedule on and after May
5, 1867.
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore"
daily Rt... 6:lO pm. daily At...-6:3O p.un.
AHive- WHshlngtOn..4:S0 '
GraGLon l0U0 " ArTtv6E-
tarkerHburg $50 am. Harper'B F'y-Ssgl "
Snm6eEland go :. GumbeEland.l2 u 45a;m
Aarpers cry l:l5 gTaiton.-...-.. ge4O
Baltimore ...-lOs3O " WheeIinE-....IO:l0 -
Wash n CITY ll:$5 Including sundays
"lncIuding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore"
daily At 1:56 Am. daily at. &40 PIN.
Arrives WRSh'n C1ty-6E5 Z"
Grafton .---..-. I.45 Pun. Arrives
ParkenSbuFY I'D " IHaTueT's F'y.l:3l AIN.
Cumberland. 7:2j F." Cumberland-.E8O "
HaIper's Fly I2s8l am. .Grarton...-- lZ13 pm.
Baltimore ..... 4:3l - wheeling. h7t8 81
WaAh'n City. 5:2D Except Sundays,
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves BaItimOre'
daily Rt.-SlO PIN. daily at.--h45 am,
ArT1Ves- WR6h'n City-7:1j
Grafton 2=1O R.In. Arrives
Cumberland-.7:4O " HArpeI's Fly lsOO o. IN.
HRTTer's F'yl2:i1 PIN. Cum Oerland..5;80
WlncheSle er.-.2:5D :" STaGtDn----.---il:sJ -
Baltimore .-5:00 I" Wheeling 40 q. IN,
Wash'n City.-5:5O Except Saiurtiayg
Except Saturdays.
BESWOOD ACLOMMODATION
To connect with &. .. K. X. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at..- ): % a. III. 40 p M.
@OO
Tickets To all principal points IN tho EaSt,
West and SOuth.w west can be procured Al the
Company'S ONCE.
JOHN L. WIISOS, Master OF transportation
Il. I. DIGVR1ES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON.

Resignation ofthe Atty General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-11
Ely Green & Wise,


COMMISSIONERS SALE.--By virtue Of II
Y decree Of the Circuit Court AleXan-
drie rendered at its May term, 1868, in the suit
Of John j. Lloyd and wife, ct al, against Geo.
4. Glascock3 admrs., ct AIS, in chancery, the
undersigned will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th Of July, 1868,
at ii clock, in front Of the Mayors office, q
Lot OF GROUND with small BRICK SsEss
HOUSE thereon, commencing 125 feet 10 l$a
inches from the N. E. corner Of House No. S.,
Washington street, corner of Queen ST., front
ing II feet G inches on Queen street, thence
south l02 feet to an s feet alley thence east II
feet inches; thence north l02 feet 10 the be-
ginning
TEkMS-Onc-tenth Of the purchase-money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in e, II and
IS months, with j. terest, the bonds of the pur-
chaser with security to be taken for the deferred
inatalmonts, a4G ;ho title to be retained until
the purchase ..oney is pnid., Stamps and cost
cf convey ancing to be paid By the purchaser
@. W. WATTLkS,
il It'd Comm. Of Sale