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MUSIC.

AT the Plymouth Organ Concert this after
noon three brothers, Messrs john George, aud Henry
Carter organsts Of different churches Ia Canada, wil
perform o selection of classical and popular music
The concert of the Y. NJ G. A. this after
noon will be given with the aid OF Miss Jenny Bull
Mr.. ". II. Beckett, Mr. Levy and Mr. Antonio flora
The second Philharmonic Concert at the
Academy Of Music this evening, and the third ordeon
Fund Concertat Apollo Hall. present rivalry OF at
fractions which We fear may prove embarrassing
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
HEAVY BANK RoBBERY-EsCAPE OF THE
THIEVES.

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE Glens Falls Ma
tona Bank was entered by burglars this morning at
early hour the safe blown open ard $4,000 stolen "A
stranger hired horse and cutter at Saratoga last night
agreeing 10 pay double the usual price for Its use He
left $500 as security for the team This morning he re
turned paid the agreed upoD took from the cutter
package supposed 70 contain the stolen money and de-
parted Subsequently pair OF ovoralls and quantity
af gunpoyder we're found in the cutter The man is
supposed 10 of the robbers OF the Gens Fails Ma
tional Bank which was broken into laet night.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
FRANCE.

A PACIFIC POLICY ANNOUNCED-A DISCUSSION
OF ROMAN AFFAIRS PROMISED.
PARIS, Friday, Jan. 7, 1870.
Count Daru, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has ad-
dressed circular to the diplomatic representatives
of France at foreign Courts, announcing that the
policy of the French Government will be absolutely
pacific. The Senate was in session to-day. M. Oh
Hyier and Count Daru, the Ministers, were pres
ent Count Daru said the Government would De
ready to open discussion on the Gcumencal Couneh
and the relations of France with the Holy See on the
18th; on commercial questions on the 18th, ana on
Che domestic policy of the Empire on the 18th lnSt
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PEABODY oBsEQUIEs

PREPARATIONS FOR THE PEABODY OBsEQUIEs.
Boston, Jan. 7.-There are in this port to-
day the United States double turreted monitors, Manto
nomah and Terror, and the corvette, Alaska. These
vessels preparing TO act guard Of honor TO the Pea
body funeral feet due about the 18th OF January at
Portland Ne, and will fire I5Inch minute guns dur
ing the ceremonies. To Her Majestys Monarch will
bo assigned the post OF honor, while the United
States steamer Plymouth and tho other ships OF war Will
follow line. The ensgns will be displayed at half
in conjunction with the British flags The marines
aud crews will be drawn In line, heads uncovered the
bands will play funeral dirges and heavy booming VIII
fired The time OF the Decentralization and transfer
OF the remains the authorities OF the State OF Maine
delegation OF the officers will accompany the funeral
escort from Portland 10 Peabody.
The officers Of the MiantOnomah are: Commander,
shufeldt; Lieutenant Commanders, Cromwell, Wise
master, WOodhull Chief Engineer, Zeiger; Leuten-
ants, Newell, Berry Masters, judd, Dayton,
IngeTsO; Assistant Engineers, Burnap, Cline,
Ford Breaker, Mntzer Webster Mates, Anderson, Hen
dersOn.
The officers Of the Terror are Commander, Ransom
Lieutenant Commanders, Nichols, Barker; Lieutenant,
Elliott; Masters Lsle, Tremain Singer Derby; surgeon.
Scofeld Assistant Surgeon, Scott Paymaster, lutte
Chief Engineer Kellogg Assistant Engineers, Ko0I'
Greene, Kelley, Hanpum, Ross Mates, Greene, huhI'
Cleveland.
The officers Of the Alaska are Commander, Blake;
Lieutoutonant Commanders. Chester. Rowland 1Aeuten
ant Snow Ensgns, Brown, Chipp. Forse, Wadhans
Surgeon, Clark Assistant Surgeon, Ldta Paymaster
Clark; Engineers King, Cooper.
The Common Council have appointed n committee to
represent the city at the Peabody funeral.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

night and II is intense today. with keen wind The
river is almost frozen Prince Arthur gave his rst
ball last night at Rosemount where he resides The
rooms we're gayly decorated and there brilliant
company present, numbering about 400.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
srEECH BY N. DICKENs.
TIE SUEZ CANAL.


MORE UNAVOIDABLE ENGLISH REPORTS.
LONDON. Friday, Jan. T. 1870.
A correspondent of The Morning Post, writing from
Isnailia, says that anything drawing over 10 feet
ofwater must be liehtened in orler to pass through
the Suez Canal. Dredges, &c. so obstruct ii, that
the passage is hazardous. The Company declines to
take any risk whatever. 1t requires mint of money
20 keep the work IN order"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MoRMoHs

CHICAGO, JAM IA telegram from Salt Lake
announces that the excitement caused by the schsm in
the Mormon Church and the proposed Congressional
legklauon continues. TIE Erenih9 Mars Brigham
Utah bil which Il s hoped WILL carried out be re-
sisted" Brigham Young also delivered characteristic
sra.ch IN he eubieQt OF the bill,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
BALL OF THE NAVAL CADETS AT ANNAPOLIS,

BALL OF THE NAVAL CADETS AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPoLIs, Jan. THE annual ball of the
first class Of the cadets the United States Naval
Academy took place this evening Old Fort Severn now
the gymnasium, which was used as the ballroom was
beautifully dressed with flags, evergrcens, and appro
prate notices Dancing commenced about lOi o'clock
Among the distinguished persons present were Mr..
Robeson, Secretary OF the Navy, Admiral and Mrs.
Porter, Senator Drake Of Missouri Commodore
Worden, Superintendent OF the Naval Academy,
Count Catacazy, the Russian Minister, beside number
OF prominent naval officers and many members OF the
MARYLAND Legislature. Fully 900 people present,
Including ladies from Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia,
Baltimore Detroit, and large number from washing
ION whose toilets were OF unusual elegance. AT mid
night sumptuous banquet WAS served IN the armOry.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
MEXICO.

A SERIOUS REVOLUTION IN SAN LUIS POTOsi-
GIN. ALATORRE Observation-Disclosures AND
KIDNAPPING.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 1, via HAVANA, Jan.
7-Gen Agulrre at the head Of troops Of the Third
Dyon has prisoners OF the Governor and major.
y OF the members Of the Legislature Of San Luis POtosl
and has called election In that state 10 MI lheI
places On taking possession OF the capital he made
forced loan $4,000 Gems Equuz and lAlrahge OI e
same Division have signed pronuIclanebto. Dut ~ -
MOI known whether they acting Ia conJunctlOp WIN
Agure Some mcmbeIs OF the Legislature OF s"n t Eu7
PotOsi escaped 10 Mattaguaa, where they reofgdLeu
elected sostenes EscaudOn temporary Governor, ahu
made application the Federal Government Tor assist
nuce On the 30h ult Congress authorized the Govern
nt 10 use 1000 Of the National Guard 10 suppress
Inc revelation, and have appropriated money ior inc
necessary expenses. - A.
No further collision is reported at Pueba Gen hla
toI1e has resigned ITOuipioiados have Hppchttd III
Nine, Rio del Monte, and Paoluca. The Hon william
A r,.ynrd s at OnzHRa. IL - expected thHt be VIII
yc Mexico ia the steamer Cleopatra Nhich hdlS iIom
Vera Cruz On the 10Th lust Co.., d, .,,.,
Mr. Furbce, Hn Eugshman. was kidnapped roDped'
ana murdered on the l9th uIt. ~ GuanBJuato
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
PERSONAL

Gov. Hoffman is at the Clarendon iiotel.
- senator Buckingham Of Connecticut, Geo. B Mo,
Cartee, superintendent OF the Prntns NsVh oi va ,no
Treasury department, aud j. D. Meredith RcLmOnd'
are at the FIFTH Avenue Hotel -= Gen: Joseph H.
Anderson Richmond Judge +. II. Morgan, NewOFieahs,
and 1isn II q Drum u & A., are ut the New York
Hotel - The Hon +. W. Ferry, NJ. G., Miehikan eA'
Congressmau r. d. Hubbard Of Connecticut, DIR. john
q fyer Lowell; Lansing Pruyn and Geo. .. Jones,
Albany are at the Astor House. - The Hon =, H.
IaHin NJ C. Herkimer n. Y, and Gen. W. l. CLARK,
Texas are al tho Metropolitan Hotel Lieut. Com
mander McCook. U. 4. Navy; Col s. s. Ellsworth. i,nn
Van, H. O. Lord OF CINCINNATI. aud q. i. Norton 0i
Albany are at the st. NICHOLAS Hotel. - j. H. osgoou
OF Boston is At the Westminster Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
DISCHARGE AND REAKREsT OF R. B. CALDWELL.

DISCHARGE AND REARREsT OF R. B. CALDWELL
r. b. Caldwell was discharged yesterday, at
Montreal on writ Of habeas corpus upon the ground
that Judge Courso had no right his in the
Province Of Ontario. He immediately 'rearrested
and VIII be brought up to-day at 10 o'clock on another
and distinct charge OF forgery and is not at all key
that he will succeed in escaping the vigilance OF the
United States officers Who determined TO bring MIN
inst
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

VISIT AND ADDRESS OF THE coRTEs TO SER,
RANo-UNITY OF ACTION DEhANpED -,
DFFtNITF POLICY ASKED FOR BY THE MIN
IsTERs-ELECTI0N DISTURBANCES
MADRID, Friday Jan. 7. 1870.
On the occasion of the Feast of the Epiphany yeSer
day the Cortes proceeded ina body 10 tne ai'oo
and were received by Regent serrano' Senor hl'eio'
president Of the Cortes, made an address to the
Regent in which he declared in the name OF all the
Denrties that through unity of action alone could
The victorious revolution be completed.
la Polidoa says all idea of dictatorship has been
abandoned. The ministers refuse to withdraw their
resignation unless q programme of policy is dehn-
itely formed
Election disturbances are reported in Alicante
AIcoy, Hucsca and at other points. THIS citS is
tranquil.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
ITALY.
CABINET CHANGES.

PARIS, Friday jan u 1870.
Adviccs have been received from Florence which
indicate that on the opening of the Italian Cham
bcrs there will be Ministerial changes in favor of the
Loft Center party.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Friday, Jan. z, 1870
The anti-Pussian party have a considerable ma
jorty in the new BavaTan Chamber
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
MISSOURI.

RATIFICATION OF THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 7.-The Missouri Legs
lature to-day ratified the Fifteenth Amendment Tue
vote stood: Senate, % to 8; House, s. to 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

John s. Van Glider has been elected Mayor
OF Knoxville. Tenn by $40 majority over Capt. h. d.
Bearden Out OF Is members of tho CITY couneil three
are eolorod IDen.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
A SPANISH GUNBoAT DIsABLEs A SCHOONER.

Schooner Dragon of Barbados, Capt. Weeks,
from this port for Port Spain rindad yesterday when
off Sandy Hook at p, M, shortly after dischargng the
pilot was into by Spanish Gunboat No 49, carrying
away all the head gear figure head and starting the
atom The schooner was towed back by the wrecking
steamer Rescue to the Upper Quarantine to repair da
ages The gunbOat received no damage.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

A bill has been introduced in the Louisiana
Legislature for the repeal OF the Gambling License laws
trOduced appointing committee to ascertain what legs
auon IL necessary for the relief OF thehoders OF property
included In the claims OF Myra Clarke Gaines JOINT
Congress to recognize the belieerent rights OF Cuba
Both Houses of the Minnesota Legisla-
annual message. Mo recommends that Ave hund-
red thoufand acres Of Internal improvement lands
be appropriated TO pay all railroad bonds. He says
there has been TO apprehend that the hostile
Sioux would be melted TO war; endangering the settle
municated with the General Government and the mill
tary authorities on the subject The recognized funded
message the State officers were in, and Gov.
Austin delivered his inaugural address. The Governor
in O the State and Rs are % miles
completed He recommends that 100000 acres Of the In;
railroad bonds but this is not done that an amendment
to the Constitution be submitted to the people, proyd
Ing that the lands be disposed OF for no purpose without
the direct vote OF the people Owing to the danger OF
Sioux outbreak, arising from the Winnipeg trouble he
ernment to station and maintain military force IN the
vicinity Of Pembna to protect the settlements.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature, yesterday,
the Senate Judiciary General Committee were requested
In bill giving TO married women the same rights In re-
gard TO property that their husbands enjoy The same
Committee also requested to inquire into the expe-
dency Of reporting bill to abolish the death penalty
That part OF the Governors message relating to the state
Treasury referred TO the Committee Finance and
the Committee instructed TO inquire as to the man
ner ana time AT Whlcn moneys arc pau INTO tne ohle
Treasury where and upon what conditions said moneys
kept and whether any Illegal has been made OF
such moneys, OF bonds held by the Commonwealth.
The Committee were also empowered TO SEND Ior persons
and papers, to place the State Treasurer and other state
officers under OATH and instructed TO inquire Into the
practice OF the State Treasurer for the past three
in regard to the Of bonds and State funds The Board
OF Public Charity were requested TO consider the eXpe
diency OF establishing asylum for inebriates and re-
port to the next Legislature. The Postmaster OF Har-
Tsburg notified the House that in consequence OF the
postage being unpaid numbers OF newspapers addressed
to members were acsnmnlatng at the once. In past
State paid the postage Both Houses have adjourned
I'LL Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

TIE NEW DOMINION
PRINCE ARTnURs BALL.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-The cold increased last
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.nRr or

BOUROhA
II Ia tho most beautiful, as well as the most
instructive Floral Guido published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture or Flowers I'M Vegetables.
Tho Floral Guide Is published for tho benefit
of INV customers, TO whom II 10 sent free with
ont nnpIcauon, but will be forwarded 10 al who
apply BY mail, for TEN CENTS, which Il not hall
nc coat, Address JAMES WICK.
debit Rochester, New York.
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Corporation EorIcr.
%OaDiNANoE NO.. 81.

IN.
An Ordnance krovtdin1 or tne
Arrest or Certain kssray AaiMaIs
u.fIr polRD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town Of Gold lin do ordain as follows:
1srcTIoa /. The Marshal, and all Policemen
.eLcFi NJ S,.cct,on nall arrest and take into
u astndx II, ensts iound vasrant within the In.
cnrnorste limits Of the town Of Gold Hill, and
conTnc Thorn In some fecuro place to DO pro
rided Nv him al the cost OF the town. They
nav s,so he fnken M by any other person, who
s nr sny Policeman Of the town Of Gold Hill.
SIC. .. The Marshal shall keep Q true and
m coats taken or brought into his custody. and
thc1 date and manner OF their disposal; snd ne
,rn n of tho ward. barn, stable, or place where
lie said goats are secured, as provided In Bee
ton i OF this Ordinance, . list Of all such goats
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ASSESSMENTS
On MIintng Stocks en- the Csnistetk'
GOULD &
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

A. X DURBRow, Secretary
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STRUCK IRA good streak OF ORE
assayiug from 80 to $50 per ton' was
encountered in the lower tunnel OF q
Occidental mine last Saturday night.
II is of rather q different character
from the general ore Of the mlne' look
ing more like that OF the CoEseoeS
ledge, and was struck In the Iaee " !,
the tunnel. without prosecuting lor ~
at all. This unexpected strike OF gooa
ore caused quite an upward jump Oh
the stock.
THE EMPIRE MuRpER.-The case Oh
George Price, Indicted for the m"ruer
of Decker, at Empire, recently was
brought before the District Court Al
Carson, on Friday last, and NESTS.
Patterson and Ellis were appointed oy
the Court as counsel for the defendant'
The time for making plea 70 tne IN,
,i;,tment was extended until to-mor.
row m which time the Court scantls
adjourned. The trial Will prooa"i'
commence next Monday.
srocxs Up.-The lively upware
movement IN stocks during q las
fsw DAYS causes a general good ise.ins
nmong stockholders, and eonsldesa,
IraUsaetions are noted. 1t Is pieasint
to notice how much shorter pe0PWis s,
f,ccs are when stocks are up ~
they remain so a long time.
Twenty dollar gov
,,eees are just issued from the om re'
p,otss Branch Mint at Carson. ~
Saoeo, speaks of them rs I
hLsIsi and tempting" we IN
or. twenty" yet that didn't ~ ,is
.hot way to US. Even s"eI
teen" isn't bad, nr.b
p,,Ss FrLEp.-Tbree Play 10, u
o.,h,ns, Home at Carson 1avo pee.
All with the Controller, ana T ~
opened ols% do sor szamln al F. F. to / eSnp. o.
sey yira,nia City, and williard n,,y
and al sam. 9 Wright, Of caF'0NeHy.
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AnnixAla ANp rErAnruREs.

Afrivnis.
M WELLS, tARoo AND co.'s LINE.
VIM Gregory aud wife, Mr. Saxton, : =
Treat, J Richards, P Musseri J D fenney,S
Carpenter, ] Bailey, Davenport bfotnefs anu
company.
BY WOODBURY. AND RSNon's LINE.
Mr. Brown, Mrs Brown, Geo Erkel, Rev Y
Anderson, Mrs Anderson and two children,
G Ketchison, L wholent, s Brinkley' VIM
Smythe, g Hileant, P omarnt.
Departures.
BY WELLS, YARoo AND co.'s LINE.
Nm Meyers, Abel Knott, VIM Subtitle, Jas
Kelly, David Armstrong, VIM Gearhart, MIS-
Q B Priat, c w Stephenson, Wm LameIe; y
Sloan, Jno Farrell, Geo Foster, u Sloan, Mr
Garrens and brother, Chas Frazier, Mr Jar
rick, W Young. Mr. Robinson. -
BY woopnrYR AND RSNoR's LINE.
DR. Goss, H jameson, L HoOle, A Handgs,
VIM Poul,on, P Blinkins.
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PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

]. F. HALL, @. D. HALL, q. W. HALL,
Rroprietors.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABL1
J. Laundry 10 prepared to turn ont any quAnti-
ty Of Renovated and Clean Linen, without bt:
Ing damaged by manipulation or by chemical
Psckaecs punctually called for and returned.
Ofaces St International Hotel, Tahoe Gonse
and Wallace's Fruit Store, South G street, vir-
ginia; and ct Charles Brodhun's, opposite the
News office. and Yescy's Hotel, Main street,
Virginia, February a5. 1870. fcas-tf
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THE NEW TYPE

On WHICH THE NEWS IS. PRINTED 10
nee. OF which we are casting . series from
Acate 10 Bourgeois, and to which We desire to
call tho attention Of printers and publishers.
Type Founders, 5si clay street, San Fran
Aseo, Cal. Ja%u
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VIC KS
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

TnE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED
Illustrated Catalogue or Sceds and Floral Guide,
II nublishtd and ready to send out. i Il 81.
epsntly printed on fine tinted paper, with aoeut
30 wood EnCravings Of Flowers and vegeta-
bIes. and d beautifully Colorcd Plate, consisting
OF seven Varieties Of Phlox Drummondn, max
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The Necessity OF n viSit Overcome.
IN

Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cares, and who think proper
to submit a written statement Of such In prefer.
cncc to holding q personal interview, are assured
that their communications viii be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to tho corro
spending physician, thus:
Benz. +. JOSSELYN, II. D.,
[Box 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearny,
dcG.Ga1yis San Francisco, Cal.
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For CurEr.-Gcorge Downey is can
didate for reelection as Chief of Po-
lice at Virginia. lie has filled the
office most efficiently thus far.
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TAKE WARNING !

H# - ......
THE v. ST. r. R co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
j take due prccaution against accidents and
loss or nfo resulting from the running OF their
trains: and they take this method OF warning
parents and guardians against the danger. at
tending tho too common practicc OF children
HAVING about thoir cars and locomotives. Thore
having In charge the business OF the Company,
Ind Il impossible TO PERSUADE boys, who IRE
oucnt the terminus and stopping places Of the
road. from climbing upon the cars and engines
and they will feel themselves obliged to resort
10 more decided measures, II these annoyances
arc continued. Recent accidents, which ore
wholly ascribablc to Che carelessness Of persons
In humping on and or the cars when In motion,
should be warning enough In themselves.
Iercafter no pcrsons, but those employed on
the road, will be, allowed to ride on the freight
trains, and mono but passengers with tickets OF
passes will be permitted on the passenger
H. NJ. YERINGToN, Superintendent:
February 10th, 1870. ieolou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-02
VALUABLE BATTURE PROPERTY,
With the Right of Accretion.
MRS. JOHN HARRISON EFT AL. VS.. MAURICE
N. Bowman, Curator, etc.
SUIT IN PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 32,792-

px C. r.. GFRAHDEY d 90, AUC.
d tioueers-Nichoias J. Hoey, Auetioneer-Omce
q Is7U at twelve O'Clock M, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal between Canal
and Customhouse streets by Srtue OF an ORDER OF
parish of Orleans. rendered in the above entitled
matter on twenty ninth March, 1859. and signed
second April 1859 will be sold at public auction
Two CERTAIN LOTS OR PuRTIoNS OF
GROUND situated the batture of the First
District of this city together with the right OF &C
erection thereunto belonging, in the square bounded
by 'front.' Water, Terpsichore and henderson
streets Said lots portions OF ground adIoIn eacn
other and commencing at the distance OF ~ feet II
inches and lines from the corner OF Front a ne,
Hea5er on streets. measure each u feet inches ~
liz front on ont street and running through the
square depth of 300 feet. have eacn front OF ~
feet inches and lines on Water street.
Terms of safe One-uhrd cash, the remainder at
one and two years credit, notes OF the purchaser
snStivided to suit the interests involved. and bear
ing interest of eight cent per annun, from date
of sale until final payment, secured by specai mort
gage and vendors lien on the property sold, with
the penal clause of five per cent attorneys tees IN
event OF judicial demand to inforce payment OF the
notes or any OF them ana fuTner 70
cation of gil taxes said property for the year lot9
and b to the day Of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps q! tnS eA'
pepse of the purchasers before p o. CuVeiler. Esq,
notary public s,.. se..,s.
ment of other interests. wiil be sold on she same
THREE CERTAIN PORTIONS OR LOTS OF
GROUND in the same square as and adjoining the
above described property and having ike rlght OF
sccretion and meas urirg together 81 feet II inches
and line front Front street, 81 feet 10 inca s
and lines front on Water street by 300 feet in
depth aud front on Terpsichore street. and forming
the corners oNTerpschore, Front and alter streets
srd with the first mentioned property; form ine
together total of 1T feet 10 inches and lines or
Front street. 27 feet 10 inches and lines on atel
street by 300 feet Terpschore street. the whole
accordance with plat OF survey by \ A alien hems
February %, 1870 INNS ~ ~ APPS