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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-28

( CoNv1oT.-Irins sArtis fcoloredl, from
Surry county, for two years for unlawful
stabbing, was received ut the penitentiary
SATURDAY, morning. -
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| LAW STUDENTS .4eT Those OF our readers
whose business does not cal them to the
| hall where justice Is feirativeIy said to sspo
it hindw have no idea OF the number Of
law students In this city. The majority Of
the colGied, IRON merchants and purveyors
Of chickens, Of doubtful ownership seem To-
have suspended their legitimate C) business
for the nonce and taken to the pursuit Of
legal lore. There Is not a day that a hun-
dred orytwo Of these sable eleves cannot be
found hanging, by the lips over the railing
at the Police Court, scr1ltfnizfng fntentlY
the inrodus opernndi OF making witnesses
tell lies and listening with ayidity, to the
brilliant forensic displays OF the learned
councillors who practice at that md other
bars. They follow the .case, OF. Bill Jones
for stealing J" ole-itn" from this court to
Judge Guigon's, as a shark follows ship In
q gale, and carefully note its progress ob
initfo dd terTainum. But it Is, in Uncle
Sans iudment, here where they most do
spread themselves; there they sit on the
comfortable, seats and congregate, around
the genial stove, and sweat, and nod to the
sage opinions of the immaculate Under
wood. and listen to the. hair-breadth dis
tinctions 'twixt tweedledum and tweedle-
dee, gravely stated by some itinerant com.
missioner, such as whether there be any
distinction of race or color in a four-mile
heat between a white and black horse,
and whether the jockey who rides the white
be guilty of misdemeanor if he win the.
purse. .......S,,g5 ,,....r...,s
These students are not satisfied with
studying the theory Of law, but 90 so far in
their investigations as to insure q practical
insight into its arcara, even going so far as
to enter the jail and penitentiary in order
that they may be thoroughly grounded,
and boast Of having been graduated from a
first-class State institution. Some of them
know to dot the amount that separates
grand from petit larceny. and can generally
tell within fifteen cents the amount Of the
fine that will be imposed for any given Of
fence. AS to picking pockets, they have
the science at their fingers ends.
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Rit1am'ol''ld 0 Dispatrll.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1870.

TUE cracut ALTON or THE DtoPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TUE CoMBrsEp CIR
cUEiNTloN oE. ALL THE .oTnAR DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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1~uR khNT. THE WHOLE Or A.
+ T,rrIF 4 DESIRABLE BRICK RE- Mak
ttDt>St. ricxsantlv and conveniently loca'cd.
S!' tt,,, ,',irn; rooms, and Kitchen with FOUR,
G. - : and other modern improvements,
y, .g n; the hu:ldlur. TSe whole OF this resi-
+. -., - vii ne rented 20 family "rspa,rts p,ts or the
".' N' i''Ne RICHARDSON & Co.,
Irf3 N,tn street.
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TOR RENT, 4 new FOCR-STORf S5
+ BRICK HOUSE. corner OF 18th and Mar Ill
s-,,l ,,rrct<. The location Is one Of the best Ii
ms cltv The house is clean and In perfect order
We =" the moccrn uprovcmeHts-h"t ana cold
F...t> gr.s throughout the premises. / hs house
lg-t.r,ty. rooms The kitchen has six rooms, with
e.. ki#c-cangc. Apply 1T No. 4ol corner of 1I,h
r. 4 v.rsr.Il streets no % l~*
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BEST, ASrHRACrTE COAL for grsses and stoves
at W TO per ton, delivered; Glover Hiil from
$3.50 to Rs.7s, delivered. Oak. and Pine Wood o.
lowest cesfof cash at 18th and Gary streets, snd
7os Grace street. Z 5E GHAs. 81. PACE q CO.
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... RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r. Col
TREASURER'6 OFFICE,I17} ; 2.
W - RICHMOND, VA, NOV. lsth, 1870. IL
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
In stockholders OF this Company win De held at
the Office OF the Company, No.. Oil Main street,
DAY, the 29th inst, at 1l3 O'Clock A. NJ. 'Es :
The books Of transfer Will be closed from this
date until after the day of meeting. -
no is-td - = 81 w. YARRTNGTON. Tr. I!
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FOR the largest stock Of neek-ties In the city,
caIl on, r. a. SPENCE u SON. IS
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MEETINGS,

GOOD cashmere gloves for sale low by +. B.
SPENCE SON.
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TnR RENT. that very desirable O.
/ WAREHOUSE, corner Of Cay and 18th Ell
.1r...s. reccn ly occupied by Mr.. 4. l.. Elett.
MARK DOwNEY.
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Tor RENT. "MONTEIHO'S COT-Ga
/ iva formerly W. L. Johnson'sl E&l
r'ra rHi4rEtE ACRtS OF LAND, on G:9ve
-tl :. re-, quarters OF mile from city limits.
,r.. with eiggt roorns aud usual out-houses.
POSSESSION soon. apply t.
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,,nr EFNT. the desirable DWELL- e.
/. ,~g,r Il.y street, near Adams, aatoin Ela
l - - E,sT->; ect VI. ihodi>t Canl ch. The bouse
," ," '' -. T,,,rS. with g.tS and water {: the Kitchen
l.i'' N JAMES rs. TAYLOR, :.
-. g. Real Estste A gent.
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v,OR Rem T, that very desirable Gss
I pWELLlNG-HoUSE, on lath st:eet, Ell
--.'...!u. ten rooms. Possession given at once.
49,, .n Wilson WILLIAMS.
..lw No. 1919 Ora street.
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ToE SALE, ONE PAIR OF
MULES, four wears old; also, two pair w
&c CARRIAGE HORSES. Apply to
10 ..-lw j. L. CARRINGTOE.
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TAYLOR BROTHERS. DEN-MEss
llctr, ll2 MAIN STREET, HICH CSSfYssH
MOND, glVe Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroform
OF Chl"ral IL, to cItrac, teeth without pain Teeth
inserted as low slS Teeth filed with gold 81. so.
Inc cost OF all operations made known before be-
gnning. Entire satisfaction given. Z i S$ y
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
&C u ill2 tiaiu street.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

L>TRAY COW.-Was taken upINss
IL While .respsss,ng my garden or Err sSssss.-
~ H. ut IN the right Tar. both hind feet white.
T., a""er c,u get hec by calling at the hous3 on
Mc,jtw fridge o.d opposite the farm Of Dr.
Ir1:r, oM! paying expenses. o2s-lt<
7 D~T, Thursday night, Nov. 24th, CT
] ! . roLD UPEN-FAtED WATCH; EZ.h
,vIi f=-c. with capitol at "aShington on HSs.SaS
G.r- .cc"ravrI): mad ,ttachrd ieather guard.
E. &.asrij Was los he the corn"s Or Bro ID
Az. IA ~:;rc-- and the cOrCeE Of 9th arG Clsy
s':,.'>. viii par TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
f,- ~ .y.yyery Of said watch
KENDALL E'DWYEP,
Police Detective.
r.g o. ~ 0nlre corner Main AID l7.h stS. -
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| N. GEO. b. STEEL, DENTIST, @&ya
- No I25 Main street. ave Goors a5oycc5YYYIffS
prc,,ryn,iC, ~ Ihe ,,s1 fath Inente .p1 ~ T1e
GAL SETS on gold, silver, vulcapite, and
htcns constantly on hand PURE NITROUS
DAl'E GAS for the painless extraction OF teeth.
Iltts twenty years experience. oc IL
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,1
: Ill. RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1870.
THE TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL
4. .MEFTI y G OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD COMPASY win be held In the city Of
Richmond lat the Exchange EoteD on the
SECOND WEDN ESDAY IN DECEMBER
NEXT tlath), at l2 O'Clock NJ. .sE.l5 .a4z-
- j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
The transfer book will be closed on the LIST day Of
December until after the meeting. .f-'-a.
,a FORM OF PROXY: .sss u"
RICHMOND AND DANyuLE RAILROAD Co.
Kno,o all Men by these Presents: ,., .ss... ,..ss
That --, the undersigned. do hereby con-
sfitute and appoint - - attorney 49, for
- and In - name, to vote on all questions
that may be brought before the meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Comgtny, I, ny to a be held at 49, on day OF
ratifying all the acts Of -. said atsorneY
in the premises, fully as IL - were present and
voting IN person. - ,.sI'I = -
in testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC. .TELE-
~ GRAPH GOMPANY.-The annual meeting Of
the Stockholders of this Comm my will Ee held at
the Company's Office In. the city Of Philadelphia
Pa, on mon DAY, the 5th day Of December, 1870,
mt O'Clock P. NJ, for the election of officers for
the ensuing year, and for such other business as
may be brought before the meeting. 70 - 49,;
r.g. j. II. COLLINGWOOD,
no 18-td Secretary.
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Persons having CLEFT PALATEs are In yited
!" c&! and see has artificial ones. The latest and
best. noI8 owH
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ICD: b. WOOD, D. D. S., PRAC- EER
rs VAktOUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction Of teeth II great point gained in dem
t"I surgery. fun supDly Of PURE NITROUS
oGtD. GAS aiwave an hand All work ellaran-
Eed 10 give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
store. or ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-28

lEowLkxfEa Co, jewelers., are receiving nassi
ntacens new fall styles OF MI the ch6tss passesna
OF fine jawelry. Sets or amethyst, coral, pearis,
diamonds new patterns msdaltons, neck chains.
Leonttne and opera chains, glove bands, hapdker.
chief holderss diamond rings, and superb ner sil-
yer for alpresentss at corner Main Tenth
streets. ,-,s z, u. - ,.s. s.t.4e. < -
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AK n. y.
..Haying been made acquainted with the com
nosiiion OF the preparation known as SozoDoNT,
5haya for some time p,ss permitted It's use In my
family where IL has given entire satss ~
is an elegant toilet article, well OF the en-
coniuinus 1t has received <,:s.z.-. -
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FOR RENT.

,,np RENT. STORE in Pearl Block, @Ss
+ EN'',rh ~" between Main and Cary streets A:a
S!n strcet ~sgn MAIN MAIN snS ma sns.
LSS.',' re ot Ii. snS one Of 10 ACRES. with
: ,rrcvcmenis near Richmond,
o3< UFEI&Es, ard 4rl p"S : G66biN fa3SSf IN " va
5.y"S par" - Neal Es:aie Agents
- ooa,, NJ. lleS Man street,
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FROM Alex. n. Dougherty, N. D., late one Of
the Medical Directors In United States army New
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Tor RENT. my RESIDENCE, No. a.
@' Le.sh sire I, corniDOdious ana sup III
:. ..,,! 1uh all modern coaycniences. To good
.. ..-,s j. Ii. MONTAGUE.
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TOR RENT, \ DESIR A B l. E a.
L Ri X DWELLING. centrally located. ss:I
C,.ta!uta. seven or eight rooms and Kitchen, IN
-. -s;er sDG other coIreniences. furnished or
-.'urnl-hcd.
i "a u. containing 30: scres. with comforts
hl~ lui,lucs. on tie Neadow-bridge road, one
fn'. north Of the Ci.y
n Is ~ RICH RDS N s CO, Ills Main st.
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Il q 80 SAMUEL SAUNDERS,i Come.
a. t#t ,4a.s HoB,T SAMPSON, -es,. ~!
Aler. Elect Jr., Pres NJ. 9. =. Society.
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JACKSON'S CANDY, FACTORY AND
e FANCY CAKE BAKERY, corner. OF BfCad
and 2dstreets. He has iness ssMAIAaASkaEES'
In the city, new RAISINS, new FIGS, and I'M
assortment or FIRE SCH and dAMEbICAN CoN.
FEOTI0NERIESa at Wholesale nDdretstl. p fs ms
every facility for furnishing IL kids or lSEUls
ORNAMEkTED, and EFASCY CAKES tCN
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lNlNFEa1TIONERINn-

DREMIUM CANDY.-For the very best
and cheapest double-refned STEAM gAHs
nv hott main and fancy, 70 to b. COLUMBUSfS
SFEAM CANDY MANUFAGfORY,aE Ee.s .sl4
Broad street. His candy Was pronounced zee oese
at the late Virginia state Fair, and the FIRST pre-.
MUM was awarded him. Country merchants and
ali In want OF superior candy would do wen 70 give
min, call His prices are the lowest In ths Guy
:. CREAM CHOCOLATE made every Tgesday and
Friday: therefore It Is ways fresh and nice. -"
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JOHN MAHONY, @ggps
- SURGEON DENTIST, : etySYYY6
formerly OF the firm Of Wayt u Mahony.I
Msrytb FILL UPPER or L0WRR %SETS OF
E,mSIIbpIEIAt TEETH for from TWENTY 10
1HiRTY DOLLARS. a. 49,
oLll GDLD sETS bought or exchanged 1t their
Talus Tor new sets or Suieanite.
once s1d residence s25 Main street, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets. se12
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nR. F. DAWSON
~ can be found at his office,
No. l,DU2 SROAD STREET,
bet. 10th and ll;h sts.
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WGOUDS-FRESHA HARRIVAL--SO0
In boxes Layer Rasins, sfrsils seedless haislnSS y
10 barrels hew Cnrrants 10 boxes SaLa,nmss ms, -
toes and Peaches, 100 dozen Assorted oa1&sa
Picklee, 20 half barrels Cucumber Pickles.
no 90 iAl2 Nj >in street.
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:nERS0NS WISHING NG BOARD II, 9 nrfy -,
rvafA family can bs accom- modatgd on GfScA -
strees, bctscsn Adxms and Fpnkhsss a9 ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Relief OF Sufferers by the. .Flood-Cor-
respondenee- Between: the Governor
and a; BeneyoIent Cslifornfsn.

respondenee Between: the Governor
and q. BenevoIent Cslifornfsn. ~
The amount of the contributions re-
ceived from Virginia and elsewhere for the
relief of the sufferers by the, great flood
which swept through the valleys of. Vir-
ginia in October last has somehow been
greatly over-estimated. We learn upon In
quiry at the Executive Department Of the
State government that the total amount of
the contributions referred to received by the
Governor and the legislative committee will
barely exceed four thousand dollars, a sum
almost insignificant in view Of the reports
Of losses and absolute suffering brought by
the mail to the attention of those having
the relief fund in charge. The largest con-
tribution was that of, the New York Gold
Exchange, 50, 900. r..
The last sum received by the Governor
was that referred to in the following cor
respondence., It was banded the Governor
with the accompanying letter during his
recent visit to New York city !:
,-.... ~, GRAND HOTEL,
NRw YoRR Nov 10 1870 {
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yTANI'Efl

nWNER4HANTED.-Weahav havaz zih,gear,
SIespdstess4ous aIARaE BLACK .H0RsN. enpsq
posed ,toEhsye been stolen. Apply at hstSmes0f'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-24

THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise, Island
Produce, &C., and Commission Merchant.
ByrOu's Bay. HilO. y. l..
VIII constantly hand extensive assortment
description of goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Island Produce.
Money for Bills Of Exchange az reasonable
723 1y
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What the Laboring Men have Resolved.

There is, or was last week, National Labor
Congress in session at Cincinnati. Among its
resolutions, which comprise its platform, are the
following
50 Resolved, That Congress should modify the
tariff so as to admit the necessaries of life and
such articles of common as We can neither
produce nor grow; also, to lay duties of revenue
mainly on articles of luxury, and upon such
articles of manufacture as having the raw mate
rial In abundance will develop the resources of
the country, increase the number of factories,
give employment to more laborers, maintain good
compensation, cause the immigration of skilled
labor, lessen the price to consumers, create a
home market for agricultural products, DESTROY
necessity for the odious and expensive internal
taxation, and will soon enable us to successfully
compete with the manufacturers of Europe in the
markets of the world
Resolved, That the wild lands of the United
States belong to the people, and should be sold to
individuals, not granted to corporations, but
should be held as sacred trust for the benefit of
the people, and be granted free of cost to settlers
only, IN lots not to exceed one hundred and sixty
acres.''
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~ Advertisers residing the Eastern United States,
pay their by enclosing Grsenbdeks United
Postage Stamps for such they wish 70 pay,
paid for.
~ Business Cards when prepaid Tor gear allowed
discount these rates. advertise
ments when paid charged quarterly.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertiser.
The Children.
BY cHARLEs DICKENS.

When the lessons and tasks are all ended,
And the school for the day Is dismissed,
And the Hrtbe ones gather around me-
To hid me Rood-night and Be kissed
Oh IN. Httls white arms that eneireie
Nv neck in a tender embrace
m. The smiles that are halos Of heaven,
she,idinz sunshine Of love OF. my face
And when they are gone SIT dreaming
OF NY childhood too lovely 10 last
OF love that my heart will remember,
When IL wakes ta the pulse Of the past,
F,re The world and it, wickedness made me-
A partner Of s9rroa and sin,
When the glory Of God was about me,
And the glory Of gIadness within
Oh. my heart grows weak as a woman's,
And the fountains o. feeling viii flow,
When I think of the paths, steep and stony,
Where the fset Of the dear ones must goj
OF the mountains Of slH hanging Ger them,
OF the tempest % Fate blowing Wild
on there Is nothing earth half 90 holy,
As the innocent heart Of a child.
They are idols Of hearts and Of households
They are angels of God in Disguise
Hi. sunlight stiIl sleeps in their tresses1
His glory sftl grams IN lurlI
Oh those truauts from home and from heaven,
They have made me more manly and mild
And know how Jesus could Hkeu
The Kingdom Of God to a child
Seek not a life for the dear ones,
AL radiant a. others have done,
But that ~. may have just enough shadow
To temper the glare Of the SUM
I would pray God TO guard them from evil,
Bat my prayer wouId bound back TO myself
Al! a seraph may pray for a sinner.
But a sinner must pray for himself.
The twig is 50 easily bended,
I have bauished the rule and the rod;
! have taught them the goodness Of knowledge,
They have taught me the goodness Of God
My heart - a dungeon Of darkness,
Where shut them from breaking rule,
My froan IS sufficient corrections
My love IS the law Of the school.
I shall leave the old house in the Autumn,
To traverse its threshold no mOrei
An how shall sigh for the dear ones,
That meet me each morn at the door.
I shall miss the gOod-nights and the kisses,
And the gush Of their innocent giee,
The group on the green, and the flowers
That are brought every morning to me.
] shall miss them at morn and at eve.
Their song in the school and the street
] shall miss the low hum Of their voices,
And the tramp Of their delicate feet.
When .he lessons and tasks are all ended,
Aud death says, " The school is dismissed ~
May the little ones gather around me,
To bid me goodnight aud be kissed
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BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE
Boston Board Underwriters, notify Masters OF Vessels
and others that all bills for Repairs Vessels and all bills
for General Average be by the Agent
the Boston Underwriters who be represented
all surveys such bills will not be allowed.
COS ly q. BREWER a. CO., Agents.
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An eminent physician says the white rubber
used for nursing bottles and infants toys is very
POISONOUS causing sore mouth, skin eruption,
decayed teeth, spinal curvature, and death In
Europe the sale of it is prohibited by law
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-01
MRS J. NJ ROBERT vs.. HEIRS OF CHARLES
SCHU1TLER-No. 3381a.

DY &, DE FERRET. AuCTIONEER-OFFlfE
ID No 30 Royal street, SATURDAY, November 5,
1870. at twelve o'clock NJ at the 81. Charles ATc-
tion Exchange, i'll the basement rOtunda of the 1T.
Charles Hotel, will be sold, by public auction, by
virtue Of an order from the honorable the Judge OF
the Second District Court tor the parish OF Orleas,
dated July 20 1870, the following described zeal
ONE LOT OF GROUND, together with tn
improvements thereon. situated III the Fourth lis
trict of this city, i'll square bounded ny 81 May,
Jersey (now Annunciationl, Felicity ana Chlppewa
streets designated as lot No. Ia, plan OF eight
lots of ground belonging to the succession OF H.
Croker, drawn by J. e. Dreux, surveyor, dated lie
sixth day of May, 1883 and deposited III the on &c
of Y. Grima notary which said lot forms the cor
ncr of St Mary and AunuuCiatioh streets, and
measures i'll English measure, thiity-four feet 81
inches trent on ST Mary street by one huyaled inn
three feet three inches ard i've lines III depth ana
front on Annunciation street and the same deptn
side line separating it from lot No; 10 or siild
plan. The improvements comprise Two doupie COL
!. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the improvements thereon, situated Ill iie
First District of this city, in square bounded by
Liberty, Howard, Terpsichore and Felicity STREETS
which lots designated by the Nos. 2 and 3,ad
Joining each other, and measure each thirty 1--WE
feet front Oh Liberty street, by one hundred and
twenty five feet Ill depth respectively, between
parallel lines, which property was acquired by Aad
deceased by purchase from the succession of Mrs
John George Weber per act passed before Robert
J. Ker notary public, On the twen1y,thrd OF A An
gust 1860; the Improvements comprise Two doPbit
cottages Out-houSes, etc.
regards the title. , ~, c,or>r A.. j, .
With the improvements thereon, situated in thu
Fourth District of this ETY. desseS y as o5s
| seventh Camp and Eighth streets, as per plal
deposited for reference in the 0 nee Of JoSsEh
| Beard, formerly notary public. sad H,s Is; ad d
each other an, measure each twenty hve iett iron
| on Eighth street by one hundred and twenty nv
feet in depth, between parallel lines The improve
! ments comprise one frame cottage ho"'o 'H t'
| lot, ont houses, etc. , ,, H.
| Terms-One-thirl cash, and the balance On !,
| credit of and two years in notes seSu , u
special mortgage and vendors lien, ana DEM ~
| eight per cent interest per annuIn from the ia
of sale until final payment; the said notes - !, y
drawn TO their order by the purchasers ana y
them indorsed; the act of sale to contain the eis
| "de nen aenando" five per cent attorneys fGh,
| missions in case of legal proceedings The DniIo
in % to be kept insured against the risk Of fire
| and the policy transferred to the tutrix.
| .tamns ATTACHED. before Howard Barrett, meter
| pubic, at the expense Of purchasers
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