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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04
Grooklnn i1ropertn 10 fei.

ITO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE on Cumber-
opposite Washington Park Location Of the mos, %
rabe ctT health and he surpassed Hofs
story basement and ubce; brownsione 2iIrlV f,
VIII be rented 70 eaehh
family reasonable figure the going abroad AppJ
to NJ A. rutland Co., Beekmsn-st. y. Y
ITO LET-The three-story, high-stoOp BRICK
HOUSE 23 Prcsdenst Opposite Carroll Paril Boosynf
moderate To examine sppy On prem
i,es: for terms 70 +. R. KELLOGG, Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04

ENOR SALE, to close an estate-A tract of
thousand LAND PenusylyahA along susque-
hanna River and Phi aHi Ene Railroad Improvements Of
loiel dwelling houses AMI ase e23 worth standing
ahef actu. oening place Price zoos cost before u.
prO'emeau erected over e6lOo
LEGGETT wIETING 10 Pipe.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04
Uountrn Real Gstaie for Sale.

49,
FOR SALE-On the west bank of the Hudson,
overlooking The city Rshyrth, .sno COUNTRY PROP
ERIf Of fS9T acre. WITH dwelling and OuSqngs Also rss'"p
JOHN u l. S SsahAa II rs S csSi's.
FOR SALE-Hudson River Fronts -COUN-
mont, sev.York
FOR SALE, or to LET-DesIable Country
SAMUEL GLOVER, q wiliam.si.
E'RUTT FARMS for SALE-0, 70, 20, "a, 30,
i' 49, and 200 acres sT't Oliver Hs't a'S s ss:
HOUSE and LOT for SALE or to LET
IL Price, $500 veil located 20 minutes from Cry Halls two
to GRO " waYRE faIsrov Room No 'pp'
NYACK-StOne HOUSE, 54x52, 6JOx24S. $7O0 900
~ M0NTCLAIR-sOne HOUSE AMI acres 1900
PLAINFIELD-Fra%e HOUSE stable and iaere.'' &C., &c
MoRRIsTOwy-Frlne HOUSE 25ro 8IoO.......... 1890
WOODsIDB-Pram HOUSE 2eIl5, 75r2lo........." 1000
PAfRRsoSrFa@e HorsE a5Ias
PHGSFIRiDmFraSs HOUSE is' sf 1900
oAAS'h SAMUEL ToSorTER IS; Broadway
DOSITIyE SALE of Desirable RESIDENCE
a. South Yorv; CognIwl be sold on o. before The i
from Y and N Depot and ten from steamboat landing;
,on elevated with s9 eg the Sound Il sD @ 5 &
hot and cold water in kitchen and laundry About sergs Of ground
full bearing large garden with extensive gaP and other small
Also family horse s9a cart coz pSg i sc &C.
Por price and terms which VII be aeaommoaing inquire q 'e SUD
l.. H. MOORE. South Sorsalk. Conn or. -
Mirh % 1871. WIN \. TOOLB 1876 Futon-si. N
DESIDENCE IN SARATOGA FOR SALE
IL delightful place Phiat, door east Of Circular;
bounded by 40 feet 'front.' surrounded with old
brick good removed Apply premises,
WALDO NJ fOilbhi Oththa
vVNO LET-OFFICE in The Tribune Buildings;
large Office arranged for two Offices on second hoOr
Apply BAhLh ooDnln
IT'RTSTEES' SALE.-Valuable MILL PROP
ERTES and Delaware Co. late the property OF hos
ecase Township treestory AMI garret stone
WRAYfNG and SPINNING MILL with hree-stoy peserhouse
vpoyer sixteen feet head and fall gelbut dam Haerwheei
fred and NOV able machinery looms sharg Se &c In hdae
town fseparated by Chester Cek the staining
walls Of threestoned MILL interior DESTROYED BY hfe walls
very large and strong with slate roofs wat ten t
head and fall over thirty and several frame dwellings ot oPl
ys barn prnghouse &c u y proposes
the property being seventy scres two pAone t au
sevrnteen miles Of Philadelphia with railroad facilities IN nh su
detailed information nventOre umtn'0hs
SC spply TO JAS r. CARPENTER 1873 Puest, P9laePhis
~ CONSTANT GUILLON. 65 Walnut-st, Plladellns-
TIE
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY Co.
ODER o actual settlers
10000 ACRES Of the
Richest Farming Lands In the World.
AZ to IS per acre-l0 years credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-04
Neu- Jersen Rea! gstate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, combining AID
IA yANTAGBs Of CITY and COUNTRY RESIDENCE within 70
minute. o by double track roads 90 trains each
daily st about stage fares for SALE to LBr house has IL large
wide halls bath te h'h acre in garden lawn fruit and
shade trees &e attractive par, Of Elizabeth less than mile
from three depos Every desirable property aud place Of residence
For full particulars photograph and terms inquire At West Elizabeth
Depo adjacent or aress OWNER o. Boz rs Ee-Yort City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
VIM markets..

LuNpnN, April l3-ll:%0 4. III: -Consols tor
money ~: on account 9%; American securities
quiet but steady. -c
FRASKFoRr April l2-Bonds closed at 81 for
the issue of lSG2o.
NEW YORK. April l@.--G"ld rather heavy
at lu!aln. Money steady at Il. Va. G's GO;
Ito. new ~.
NEW YORK. April i&.-FIaur steady
W heat shade tirmcr. Corn la2c better,
BALTIMORE, April Eva. SKIES: old, DO
bid, o.! asked; do. lSGC, IL bid % asked
do. 1867, &C! bid, 60 asked; do. coupon, old.
GoI bid: do. coupon. new, III bid.
BALTIMORE, April l%.--Coton dahl and
nominal. Flour dull and firm: Wheat firm:
fair to prime lGOal9o prime to choice red I9o'
205 fair to good l55al75; common I@aI4';
Ohio and Indiana l5GalG5: Pennsylvania l1GI
l60 Corn tirmcr: white Southern $'EnSI: vel
low do 19aS0; mixed Western close dropping:
ut I}a1l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
.lTTTIO.N !SHLES.
BYGrcen & Wise.
[ - |

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
"lLL BIZ SOLD by public auction, on SA-
w TIL RDAi, the 18th day OF April, 1871 at
|? lin in T%"t of tAf MafoE Se A Ifssa n
the city of Alexandria, Va, viz:
LOT No. l--Situatcsl on the north side of JEFF
ferson street 20 feet east Of Fairfax street, -
fronting j3 feet inches, and lO3 feet inches III
LOT No 2-AGjoiEing lot No. | on the west,
100 feet deep, to an alley feet inches wide.
LOT No 5-Adjoining lot No. , on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street % feet inches, ana
100 feet deep to All alley feet 2 inches wide;
Terms: Onc-third to be paid in cash, and the
residue in e. - and Is months; the notes OF the
purchaser II be taken for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title to be- retained until the entire purchase
money is paid 1DDpp
mn 4-nnts WELLS A. HARFEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
R0Ii1icaI Threat.

ALBANY, April l3.-Thc republicans OF both
Houses of the Legislature held a caucus thls
morning and after Il short discussions IN which
considerable spirit was manifested adopted Il
resolution declaring certain pending bills to
be party measures that every republican III
each House Is expected to vote against them
and that in case any member of that PARTY
votes TOR either Of the said bills he Will be
published and denounced throughout the State
as Il renegade There Is no uncaSlneS> among
the republicans rs to the tlrmncSS Of all 'he.r
members in standing b. this reSolutl3l!' except;
PERHAPS in the case of Blgnall, or loga' anu
Bhckall nl Albany, who may object to the
sweeping nature OF the resolution anu 'o'c '"i
nur OF two Of the bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
Ry Groom IL WISE

Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS'I
TRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue Of deed OF
i trust, dated the 10Th day of November, 1869
executed by Margaretta Kagan and Jeremiah
Ragan her husband, recorded in liber X, No a.
foo 3j5, Of the land records Of Fsirfr1 S county
Va, the undersigned, trustees, vii! sell, by puot
lie auction, at the Mayors office, in tie CITY -
DAY, the 25th day of April 1871, the following
described property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated in
EaraS county Na and LYNX south Of ,a G treat
leading from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing 2Oj acres. roods and y poles, more
or less-aIl adjoining each other, and fully de-
Eliza NJ, hi, wife, TO jeremiah Raglan, dated
October 2lst, 1865.
Terms: Cash. Stamps and c"nveyancing ut
the cost of the purchaser.
GEO. ". BRENT. Trus,sos
A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.

WASuINGroS. April l:.-Thc Senate con-
Sidcrcd the ku-klux bill
Mr.. Thurman. Of Ohio, opposed the bill,
concnl!n~ that the law was Unconstitutional
and would prove adcad letter.
The House of Representatives had under
debate the deficiency bill, the pending question
being upon IN amendment repeating the act re-
curing Congress to meet on the 9TH of March.
An amendment to the amendment providing
that it should not 20 into effect until after the
AID Congress was debated at length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

TuE SUNDAY HERALD, the on " Democratic
ana Conservative Sunday paper in Washington:
will appear next Sunday i'll an entire new dresS
and greatly improved both in matter and APP
pcarancc. The Herald is an old and iavorite
paper with the conservative element in the
District. and has been winning golden opi mons
for the energy and ability with which it Is adj
vocating Mr. Mcrrick election to Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
By L.. ID. Harrison, AuctiOnccr.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TION.
At public auction, in front of the Mayors
office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day of May, 1871, at twelve
o'clocI, m will be sold the following NALUA-
|. An undivided moicty of the SOU ARE OF
GROUND near the depot of the Orange, Alex
audria and Manassas Railroad Co., bounded by
Wolfe. Wilkes, Fnycttc and Payne streets.
y LOT on the east side of st. Asaph street. IS
feet 3! inches south of Wythe street and running
thence east parallel to Wythc street ~ feet .
inches; thence south parallel with St Asaph st.
IS feet ,! inches; thcuce west parallel to Wythc
street l23 feet > inches; thence north on st.
Asaph street So feet 81 inches to the beginning.
3. An undivided third part of the LOT at the
southeastern intersection OF Water and Glbhon
streets, and running thence south on Water It.
SO feet - inches and extending, with that width,
east beyond Union street, extended into the To-
tomac river Thi, lot, besides its water front.
has upon ii Il LINE KILN and BRlCk
DWELLING, fronting on Union street rA-
tended.
T. LOT ut the southwest intersection Of King
and Patrick streets. fronting - feet on King and
extending with that width, back and binding on
Patrick lU0 feet to IL 10 feet alley.
s. LOT OF GROUND and WllARNES, be-
ginning OH the east side of Union street 30 feet I"
the south of Queen street. and extending thence
south 10 feet inches, more or less, To the H"rti
line of 10 feet alley, and extending with this
width east into the Potomac rivrr-lInproved by
extensive SHEDS covering the entire lot and
wlarvcs, now considerably out of repair. This
property WAS rxpcnsivoly tilted up, and for some
lime used rs the depot of the New York Steam
ship line, and is especially well situated and 9TH
rrw>r adapted to such purpose.
+. A TWENTY ACRE TRACT OF Ian
on the Middle. Turnpike road, about two miles
from Alexandria and near the Episcopal Tl''"-
logical Seminary.
Terms: Onr-tnurth c%,,li the residue in tw"
equal in>lamcnt> at y and Is months. respective
IT, from the day of >nlr, with interest. Taxes
for 1871 md stamps and convryancing ut the
cost of purchaser Deferred payments t" be Sc
cured Nv bonds OF purchaser and Il lien upon the
property. :. FERG | son BEAtH,
ap 6-rot. Att Y. for +. l.. Barrcda
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
Spring Clothing.
$. BLONDHE1M. CORNER KING AND

Has on hand and is daily receiving the best;
newest and most gcntccl styles of Spring and
Summer Clothing, consisting of Nous Boy
and Youths Suits of all kinds: Light C"l"rcd
Pants and Vests-the latest out; also. large as,
>ortment of Black, Blue and Brown Derby and
Short FrOcl Goats. together with an cXtcnSivc
yarietv nf Ncckties and Bows, which he i, sell
ing hv all odds at the very lowest prices.
5. BLONDHElM.
AMI Corner King and Fairfax st.
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Wafer Drawn OF.

SANDY Hook. April 1.-The water on ScrcI
Mile level has bccu drawn Oft on account OF
leak ut the Monocacy Aqucduct on the Chcsi
rrakr and Ohio Canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

NOTICE. Having entered into cmpl"yInrn
~ with Mr. |. Ramrncl rs clerk, Respectfully
solicit my friends to call on me ut the store. cor
ncr of King and Royal streets. where am
ready to sell to them At AS cheap prices ~ any
place in the city, llrst-clasS quality "i Hats.
boots and Shoes and will guarantee they viii
prove rs good n any to be had in the r,tv al
Alexandria, HENRY Nit LIEN.
ap lot
10 BONES PRIME DAIRY chess for
~ sale by [mh3l HARLOW X Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

g.. FOR REN1-1hnt large and most de-
ss::t ightiul BRICK HOESE No.. 81 Washing
ton street, corner of Queen. This is n most de-
lighttulIy situated house. with IS rooms, IN /"
most healthy and pleasant ncighborhood; Is III
good order and condition: has large yards ON
the west and south. with grapes, fruit trees and
flowers. T.. a. LL'l 49,
dee 5-,r No. ia Queen street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

| CEEDINGS CONCLUDED.-ln the case of Hess
'ohi''n Ct us vs. W. y. befkley' lor treSpaSS:
verdict was rendered for the plaintiff and
damages assessed at one cent This case DC
copiea nearly the whole time OF the court
Gregory English vs.. u. Ii. Richards 4
Co.; Judgment for plaintiff for $ld5 and costs.
Io-DM.-.)as L. Stills, who was committed
to jail by the Mayor in default Of hail t" keep
the peace towards his wife. was discharged 10y
the court upon his paying costs of proceedings
against him.
y motion to appoint W. ii. Irwin admins
' :, >.,....I
o., ~ - u
~ - r..,
ss,., ; ',,'.'.s i''' Ii:,:m '' '
~ G.,l.| ~ p,;r, vo;u,,.o.
~ a., r,,,,,
i'>>' i..m
n'1IE... r..u At ,J,,.,
;,r,. ra;,.oJ ,n1 ro,r, ,,,,,. ;uIumon, Gor
plaintiff.
The Court adjourned till tomorrow morning
at Ia o'clock.
County prBILc School REPORTS The
following is :; SYNOPSIS Of the reports made bv
tho toocbors &c nuhEc schools in Jefferson Dis
Tue 'cachefS VI puD'c Sc''ooi' III ''n''''' IFS
trlct, tie the County Superintendent
Jefferson School, No, l. icolorcd, On the
roll: Boys %; girls II; total ~ Average at
'e''>'''r.'e Ivy - 5"T' - ''1', " -.
age OF attendance IT, Entered !. l'r'll'" u
Ruttncr School. NO. >, white, J-On the roll !:
BOYS L.: Urls s. Average attendance Boys
10; girls u. Ter ceh'agc u '''ch''"cc 90 i'"-
tered -. Drorpedl
-----.
FISu.-Thcre was an increase III the arrivals
of fish at the Fish WharvcS, this morning
an, ..;,o" alone from Walters, containing over
' l,'n,,I I,,,.;,,, .n1 ,,,o to,.l roc,.;r,s
Ninety '''o''''''o ,'e'''"s anu wy '''"
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

Gs:y~ We are now sending tn our country sub
scribcls their accounts, which, in general, arc
each Ct them ,mal but in the aggregate are
imporant to US We would be much obliged
by their attention to these bills.
an lD-ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

"REMINISCENCES or ALEXANDRIA. In the
I'D colonial days, when our city WAS known as
Belle Haven, thougll diSparaging antiluarans
SAY it was called Rogue ilarbor the princi-
pal flour store of the place was in the old house
ut the southwest corner of Royal and Queen
streets In that deep valley, now filled up for
the most part and built ON. running up from
above Fishtown in southwest direction toward
Liberty Hall, WAS Il creek or bay. sufficiently
deep to float vessels, which tradition says
used to land and receive goods ut i wharf then
located between the above named Hall and
Queen street the remains nt which were vlSl-
bic not many years since. Vessels OF lighter
draft could and did. pass up rs lar as hing
street. and IN old citizen not long slice dead,
used to say that he hal seen long boats put out
wood at the spot where now stands the old In
Sr1rancc Office. There were other wharvcs
along this bay, now almost entirely obllteratcd
and 4 fair share of the business of the town
WAS transacted in the neighhorliood described.
One of these wharves WAS located not far from
where now stands the depot of the Washing
ton and Ohio Railroad While this creek has so
entirely disappeared, it is SAID that the channel
of the river has not changed or filled up ap-
prcciubly; the only change is by the decrease OF
the water on the flats opposite the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13

FOP SILE-Thr rEgihly situated three
H$i story ERIrk HOtSE lG Duke street be-
tween Pitt and St A5aph, containing ten rooms
and buth room. with hot and cold water. The
house is furnished Throughout. with gas and fix
lures, and is most desirable RESIDENCE being To-
Gated in pleasant nrighh"rho"d. TN" @Idj"n-
ing lot is offered with tie abnvc-nrntinn"d prep
ertv. or it will lrr sold separate if desired For
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.

THE ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. A meeting Of
the Directory of the Alexandria Library Com
pany was held last night which was attended
by nearly all the Directors, and ut which the
affairs otthc company. the Library: and ITS bear
ngS upon the community were freely and fully
discussed 1t was determined, il possible, to
enhance the interest manifested in the Library
by the citizens, and for this purpose to try and
induce more general membership, the ad-
vantagcs derived from the proper mainten-
ancc of the institution being quite apparent,
and its good effects having been fully demon
>trated. Every citizen should feel an interest
i'll sustaining the Library, which is now one of
the most valuable in the country, and it is
hoped that in the renewed efforts about to be
put forward by the Directors of the company,
they will be met with that encouragement
which will enable them to carry out fully their
plans, and make the Library the pride, as it
should be, OF the city In days gone by, the
Library has received the generous support of
ali classes Of our citizens, and now, as the city
t. improving and growing this, Of all its insti
tutions, should grow with its growth and in
crease with its prosperity; therefore, let all who
t.,u lend helping hand and assist as FIR as
POSSIBLE in its proper maintenance.
HEALTH HINTS. The present is L season al
ways prolific Of colds, more dangerous general
i than those taken during the winter, because
caused not so much 10y changes OF temperature
Is by imprudence in regard to changes Of cloth
ug 1t is safe rule to make no change from
heavy TO light clothing until the weather is
sufficiently settled to guarantee continuance
Of mild temperature. 1t is much easier to bear
with thick flannel umderclothes during the
IaShcs of warm weather We are having at pres
cnt than to suffer spell of pneumonia with
medical and druggist bill at the end of it. and
the chance Of an undertakers services also. \
large number Of the most serious colds with
which people suffer in the spring are taken in
the way above mentioned by injudicous change
of clothing. Another fruitful source of sick
hess is the hasty removal Of facilities for fire in
the early spring. 1t would be much better if
the stoves and CRATES Were kept up until the
lst of May at least, and Il day like the present
kindlc little fire morning and night lnvalids
and children suffer often with cold from want
of fire ut this season The air is often damp
aud cool damp room is WORSE. to sit i'll than Il
walk in the rain. An esteemed friend Of the
writer i few years ago by sitting half an hour
in i parlor in midsummer that had been kept
closely shut up. took cold that killed him in
less than Il year.
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Y BE RTY II y |. l..
SATURDAY EVENING April. 18th.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WORTON'S
Great Gilt Entertainment

SILVER SHOW.
From the National Theatre Washington
MONS FERNANDlDthc marvellous " IL
ARD OF THE Sul TIL, i'll his extraordinary
irats Of "
MAGIC AND iEDGERDEMAlN
with his magnificent and costly Costume and
Paraphrrmlia.
At the conclusion of the performance Il v;'Iu-
able lot of elegant
SILVER TABLE WARE,
JEWELRY. BARRELS OF FLOUR and
HAMS. will be- presented t" the lrlIcncc.
For full particulars Srrp">tcrS ami small hlli&.
Admission 80 cts, Children Doc.
Doors open ut y &" clrri, Commence at :.
au Pit
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lI.OUU .9.\'D dO.{L.

rn,I, COAL!
Goa l.!
Constantly hand supply at superior q'i"i,,
,r WHITE; ouI RED ASH Goa l., which will
H., sold n, market rates 2!lO lbs to the ton.
NJ ELDRIDGE j. CO.,
iuu1Y No. 4 South Wharvcs.{1
1OHN LEATIIERLAND,
VOOD And COiL DEALER,
No. ~ King st., and corner Queen and Wuter.
The best descriptions Of COAL always on
hand and ut the l,wc,t prices.
Orders solicited and promptly filled dee l9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
RyI.D Harrison, AucfiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
4 ABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to "
decree Of the County Court of AlrNandrla Coui'-
", Va, rendered ut its June term, le6' III Inc
drtrndcnts, now pending in the Circuit Court of
SAID county, the Undersigned, rs Commissioner
thereby appointed will sell 1T public auction IN
front If the Mayors office in the city OF AleXan-
,lru, VA, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
N.Y. T. rH Iii!E j; ' SToEY H. BRICK DWELLING
and premises late the rcSit ance Of Mr.. lanes
II. MrNrigh, ut the northeast intersection OF
Cameron and St A<uph streets in SAID city having
II front If about rs feet, ) inches "n Cameron
and depth OF about l7G feet inches.
> TWO STORY BRICK DWELLlNG and
PROMISES, next adjoining the property above de-
scribcd, fronting about - feet Oh Cameron
.. ndlvidcd In"lrty Of three houses and
premises, situated ut the northwest intersection
Of Cameron and Alfred streets, in said city, being
designated respectively, Us Nos. 49, lej, 1877,
Cameron street.
on the west side of Union street between Queen
and Princess streets in said city-thc first: be-
ginning at northeast corner Of bake house devils
ed by Richard and Thomas Conway, and running
thence north on Union street - feet thence
west parallel to Queen street 40 feet, more OF
less, to Brockett's alley; thence south with said
alley 81 feet thence east li0 feet, less tC
the beginning. The second; beginning ut the
northeast corner Of the above described lot ant
extending north OH Union street 2i feet, 6inches
and having Il depth of 81 feet.
j. Undivided third part Of lot on West side o
Union between Queen and Cameron streets il
said city, beginning ut the south line Of ~ fee
alley, l1'honp<on's alley through middle .
square and extending thence south on Union
street log feet, : inches to the line formerly D
Thos Herbert; thence wcstwardly with that linz
80 feet to the middle Of the square; Themes nortl
parallel to Union street lOG feet, inches; thence
cast on the alley to the beginning.
Terms: Twenty per cent of purchase money
cash !: residue in three equal instalmcnts 1T g.
II and Is months from sale, with interest. Pur
chascs to give bonds for purchase money will
personal security, title to be retained till paid
and property to be resoid at risk Of pur
chaser upon failure of purchaser to comply with
terms of sale or to pay deferred inStalmontS q"
purchase money.
). FERGUSON BEACH,
mn lD-rots Commissioners