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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. Treasurer
Spinner in his annual report, complains ol
the increasing delay on the part Of some
banks in making their returns and pay.
ment OF duty. He recommends q per
centage upon such duty, be added to II
for every ten days delay ailer the month
allowed by law. Mr., Spinner reports'the
receipts OF the fiscal year, including bal
ance, at $140,5O2,47l; in the Treasury
June 30th, 1870, were $0S0,904, $40; ex-
penditures, $s7O O,9s8, ,sT9; balance in Treas.
ury June 30th, 1871, was S109917, An.
The total number Of National Banks June
S0th, 1871, was 1880. .nF.......
BY virtue Of the authority vested In the
President by the internal revenue act Of
July II, 1870, he has ordered that the
supervising district comprising the States
Of Alabama and Mississippi be annexed
to and united with the State OF Tennessee
and hereafter constitute but one supervi-
sorry district. The order Is TO take effect
on and alter December LIST next. u..
Francis A. Walker, who was to-day ap.
pointed Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
will, by designation of the Secretary ol
the Interior, continue to act as Superin-
tendent Of the Census until It's completion.
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.-The Commis-
sloner Of Internal Revenue rules that the
principal and interest Of the new bonds
arc exemptfrom taxation in any form, and
that this interest need not be included in
the amount upon which q dividend or
other taxes are required or are paid.
The superintendent OF the mounted re-
cruiting service Is ordered to forward all
the available recruits TO iii the cavalry,
which has been, under recent general or.
ders, assigned to duty In Arizona.
Henry O. Stebbins has accepted the
appointment Of CommissiOneroof Public
Parks, 5g.slNa fl'uf ug,.G
Information has been received here
that the United States Grand Jury for
Pima county, Arizona, lately in session,
found indictments against several ClhI
zens for participating IN tho Camp Grant
massacre, and also against several In.
dians for the murder Of settlers and
traders The Grand Jury say that 800
neighbor friends and fellow citizens have
fallen by the numbering hands of the
Apache Indians.
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LETTERS AND THEIR ENDTNGs.-Upon
this subject the October number Of the
British Quarterly RUieU says; The ~
remain" requires TO be led up to, and moi
to be added to the letter wlthout conneC.
tion. There is large gamut Of choice
for endings, from the official "Your ODE.
dent servant" to the friendly "YOurs
truly" "Yours sincerely" and "Yours
atiectionately." Some persons vary the
form, and slightly intensity the expression
by placing the word "yours' last, as
Faithfully yours" James Howell used
a great variety of endlngs, such as "Yours
lnvlolably," "YourS entirely" "Your en-
tire friend" "Yours verify and inVaria.
bly," yours really,""Yoirs In no vulgar
way offriendship," "Yours to dispose Of y
"Yours while J. H." "Yoursl Yours
Yoursp p Walpole writes "Yours very
much,' "Yours most cordially" and to
Hannah More, in 1850, "Yours more and
more" Mr.. Bright, some years ago, end.
ed n controversial letter IN the following
biting terms n am, sir, with whatever
respect Is due to you" The old Board Of
Commissioners Of the Navy used q form
Of subscription very different from the or.
dinary oflicial6ne. 1t was their habit TO
subscribe their letters (even letters Of re-
PROOF to such officers as were not Of no.
bic families or bore titles, "Your ahec.
tionale iriendS." II 10 said that this prac,
lice was discontinued in consequence of q
distinguished captain adding to his letter
10 the board, "Your affectiOnate friend"
lie was thereupon desired to discontinue
the expression, when he replied, ~ an,
gentlemen, no longer your atfeCtionate
lriendn q. -.
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ARKANSAS.
A CIaYton LegIon OtgnnlzInr.


LITTLE Rock, November 2i.-The
Gazette to-day makes an expose Of a
secret military organization called the
"Royal Blues" now being organized ex-
tensively throughout this State under the
instructions Of Senator Clayton. In this
society none are admitted who arc un-
friendly 10 Grant and Clayton. The
Gazette calls the particular attention oithe
Ku.Klux Committee Of Congress 10 this
society, and says Arkansas Is in worse
condition to-day than any of the Southern
States; that the voters Of the State are dis
franchised and the elections are but farces.
The Governor has the power to appoint
and remove nearly every officer in the
State, and II tho Ku.Klux Committee
should fail to embody these facts In their
report It will but substantiate what has
been repeatedly told, that the Committee
q q partisan affair In the interest Of the
President.
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EXECUTION AT AKRON.
The Hanging Of Hunter for the MUIR
der Of the Garget Family at Rich.
HaId.

The Hanging Of Hunter for the MUIR
der Of the Garget Family at Rich
field.
AKRON, O., Nov. 9t.-John II. Hun.
ter, the murderer Of old Mr.. and Mrs.
Garget, at Richflell, Ohio, on the 9th Of
May last, was hanged to-day. Hunter
went from Gratiot county to renew an
engagement with Chloe Garget that had
been broken by her, and on the refusal Of
her parents 10 permit him TO enter their
house, shot them and tried Intellectually
to kill their daughter. During bis incar.
Ceration he has maintained o spirit Ol
bravado, and attempted 10 convey the
impression that he was insane, but after
o thorough examination by experts, was
pronounced perfectly sane. He en-
deavored 10 commit suicide yesterday by
cutting an artery, but was discovered and
the design frustrated. He has refused all
sustenance since Monday morning. Hun
Ter was entirely unnerved when informed
that his time had come, and had TO be sup.
ported 10 the scalfold. Afler q passage
from Scripture was read and prayer
offered, he made o rambling speech, in
which he said that he did not commit
the murder premediatelly, and called on
all TO forgive him as he torgave all. Al
1l:45 the spring was touched and the
drop fell, Hunter falling about six feet
dislocating the spinal column. In seven
teen minutes his pulse stopped. Afler
the body was cut down several physicians
examined his brain and found Il perfect
no signs Of insanity being apparent.
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COLORADO.
Widespread Snow Storm--FirO at
.. Kit Carson. r, "yrl -.i,r

Widespread Snow StoTms-FirO at
i a Kit Carson. r"trh l.lgr
DENVER, Nov. 2l,-A severe wind and
snow storm occurred here Thursday night,
and continued until the greater part Of
Friday, Snow fell TO the depth Of about
eight Inches at Denver, and at Central
City ten inches. Al Colorado Springs and
Pueblo the storm extended q great dis.
lance east and SOUTH The railroads are
all badly blocked up by snow drifts. The
telegraph wires on the Kansas & Pacific
Railroad arc badly prostrated. The rail-
roads are now clear, ind unless we have a
heavy wind will be kept open. Another
snow storm last night added about six
inches TO that already on the ground.
On Friday night, a fire broke out in a
barber shop in tho Ferry House, at Kit
Carson. The entire block, including the
Ferry House, several dry goods and gro
Gerry stores, tho pOstoftlce, two billiard
halls, and o number of saloons and dwell.
lings were destroyed. Very little was
saved Noinsurance. The loss Is estima-
ted at 100000. The railroad depot and
warehouses, containing large lot Of mer.
chandise en- route 10 New Mexico and
Arizona, were on fire many times, and
were only saved by the use OF q number
OF fire annihilators by the employees.
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.rhe Recent Arizona Indian hatchery

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9i.-Tho coron.
er's jury of Wichenburg, Arizona, found
a verdict that on the 9th day Of Novem-
Der, 1871, that O. T. Adams, John Lentz
Fred. W. Loring, Fred. W, shalhOlm, W.
G. Salmon and P, M. Himel, found
scalped, came TO their death by gunshot
wounds received at the hands Of Indians,
trailed towards the Dates Creek reserva
ton.
The San Francisco Bulletin Of this
evening contains a scathing review o.
Colyer's operations and reports, fully vim.
dicating the San Francisco correspondent
Of the Associated Press from his attack
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Collision at Liverpool.


LONDON, November el.-The vessels
sunk in the Mersey, with all on board, are
the barque Mary Baker, Of Boston, bound
from Liverpool to Bermuda, and tho
British ship Arrow, from Sierra Leoni Tor
Liverpool.
Dispatches from ConstantinOple report
that cool, clear weather now prevails
there, The cholera Is decreasing daily.
The steamship Nevada has arrived out.
Won Beust, the newly appointed minis.
ter from Austria to the Court OF St. James,
is expected here this week. .,.,
EXPLOSION OF GAS ON sHIPBOARD. r ,
LIVERPOOL, November 2l.--There was
an explosion oil gas on tho steamship
samaria list night Seven persons were
slightly Injured. f,... .-..
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CINCINNATI.

CrNCtNNAu, Nov. 2l.-The meeting
called at the Mayors office to-day for the
investigation Of the charges recently
made by citizens against the city detec.
tives was 4 failure. The detectives were
present, but very few Of the aggrleved
citizens put in an appearance, so no pro
gress was made
The weather Is clustering tonight and
more like winter than anything thus far
we have had. '..;HY. IHH WmJ
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Fresh Developments Of Fraud IN
BROOKLYN. rU.H FIaH.

NEw YoRK, Nov. Gilt Is stated that
facts have been ascertained that heavy
frauds on the Brooklyn City Treasury
have been perpetrated by the ring there
by which some $S4OOOO were illegally
drawn by the Fire Commissioners II Is
rumored that Jas. NJ, Sweeney, brother
of Peter B. Sweeney, has fed to Europe,
and that evidence Is Ii the hands Of
Chas. O'Connor Of the frauds by him In
connection with Tweed and Others,
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Animal Meeting Of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad Company

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-At the annual
meeting yesterday, Of the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Company, the old Board Of
Directors were reelected, the only change
being the election Of John King, Jf., 10 I'll
the place Of the late Albert Schumacher,
The annual report shows thatthe feve-
fues of the road and its branches fot the
fiscal year arc Sl2,557, ,529, an increase
over the previous year Of $l,717,l59.
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e HOrrid Murder al Cleveland.

ChEvELvND, Nov. 2l.-John J. Swing,
n mulatto, who resides at No. "a Cedar
stfeet, was found dead in back room this
morning. His head was terribly battered
with hammer and asoldering from thrust
down his throat. The blood was scattered
all over the walls and floor, his clothing
torn and mulilated, and other indications
Of desperate struggle His trunks were
all broken open and ritied and the house
in general disorder. Swing was a wild.
over, living alone, and Keeping a small
tin shop in the front part Of hisdwelliDg
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 2l.-The session Of the
Cortes Is prolonged until February next
at which time Il Is probable that the pres
ent ministry will continue II. 1t is-alsC
announced that the government has TO
solved 10 defer the imposition Of a tax oI
IS per cent on the interest Of bonds until
1t has been approved by the Cortes. lBa
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P1TTsBURGHg,

PrrTsBURaH, Nov. Si.-In the case Of
the Pullman Palace Car Company %.
Jonah Woodruff & Co., in the y. 8. Cir
cult CouFt, the motion for preliminary
injunction to restrain the use Of the recent
patent Of Woodruff for improved sleeping
coaches was Withdrawn by the plaintiff.
This Is claimed to bea triumph for Wood.
rnff '..-
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Tic trial Of Dr. John 8, Blackburn,
charged with the murder Of Miss Lowell,
commenced At GhilllcOthe, Ohio, yester.
day, before Judge Stafford
Acting Governor Conley, Of Georgia,
vetoes the bill ordering a special election
to iill the vacancy created by Bullocks
resignation.
The two young ladies, survivors Of
tho Undiana) Park tragedy, still llnger
in an apparently dying condition. Their
heads are terribly mangled, but there Is .
bare possibility Of their surviving.
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Boiler Explosion at clinton, Ind

TRRRE HAUTE, Nov. 2l.-A boiler ex'
ploded at noon to-day in Crabbs Touring
mill, al Clinton, fifteen miles north Of this
city, causing total wreck ofthe mill, and
also Of an adjoining planning mill. Barton
Colsv was Killed and several others in.
iured. one perhaps fatally.
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CALIFORNIA.

Indictment OF Los Angeles Rioters.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 21.-The Grand
Jury ol Los Angeles are finding numer.
Gus indictments for participation in the
butchery Of the Chinese. Most Of tho In.
dicted parties, not already in Jail, have
fled from the country.
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Appearance Of cholera at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Nov. 2l.-The cholera has
broken out in the eastern section of Hall
fax county. The cook on the steamer
Franklin Is supposed to have brought the
disease into the country. He 70 recover
Ing, but the other parsons who cAughtthc
disease from him have died.
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The style Of Man That Succeeds
Hl NTuFphV,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 21.-The Tribune
SAYS that General Arthur has some quail
fl6ations for the Custom.house Collector.
ship, that he lately held "a $4,000 Tam
many office, from which he was only
driven on the Trf5unSs exposure. He 4
q devoted servant Of the Murphy clique
but he Is not personally Objectionable as I
man.
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nOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
II TERMS-A first class Tannery, two story
Brick Building, 90 feet by o., with all the mod.
Grn improvements and in good running order.
The low price and location would make II
available for any other manufacturing purpose
Also good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and null lot, on Hampden street.
WV. HOGE q BR0N
now Market Rtreet
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The Wea,her TODAY.
Wan DRPIRTMBNf,
oPFroH or THH CHiHP SiuNLb 0TPfGIR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 2i-I:80 ?. 4,


! EUIl PROBABILITIES. q aH
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather
ls possible for Wednesday for the South
Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The low bar
ometer In Canada will probably move
eastward, with southwesterly winds on
the lakes, veering tothe north. Threat.
ening and rainy weather will extend
very generally along the Middle and East
Atlantic coasts. An area Of cloudy
weather will continue from the Ohio
Valley to the upper lakes and westward.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
coasts this evening .......
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Lease OfO. 4 p. RAILROAD ratified.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2i.-Ata a meeting OF
the stockholders ofthe Cleveland q Pitts.
burgh Railroad Company, in this city
to-day, the lease Of that road to the
Pennsylvania Central Company, was rati-
tied by a large majority,
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"A young man named Newton John
son, was shot dead at atHenryvllle, Indiana,
yesterday morning, by the accidental dis.
charge Of pistol in the hands Of Augustus
SChlsmm.
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CHICAGO.
The Body of Reporter Pound,

CHICAGO. November 9t.-The human
remains found last evening in the bsse-
ment of the Tribune building have been
identified as those otNJ. B.iStubbs, are.
porter on the Chicago Republican, lie
was last seen on the morning OF tho fire
near the building, and had not been heard
~ ntt,nn n . -. HAu ..N"H
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ProEress or Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad will be finished between
Huntington and Charleston, West Vir
ginia, this week. Cars will commence
running on the 4th Of December.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
fraudulent Issue Of state Bonds Con-
--- fifmnh. -

Fraudulent Issue OF State Bonds Cons
Ii. aHl frmed. l
New YoRK, November 2i.-A Tribune
dispatch from South Carolina confirms
the reports Of the fraudulent issue Of
State bonds The Governor charges the
Treasurer with fraudulent issue Of bonds
or rather of reselling bonds which had
already been converted Into new bonds.
The State Treasurer denies this and says
the Governor Is misinformed. The re-
tult of the matter is that the State treas.
uty Is empty and the credit VI the State
below par. .s
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VIZ are favored this morning with a
letter from Richmond, which will pay for
Perusal 81 L..- --u..--N
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ROME.

RoME, November 2l.-The King ol
Italy and the President Of tho Senate
Signor Leferrari, Aro expected to arrive in
this city to-day. -r.r.. umu ~
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 2l.-Tho government has
resolved to support the motion for tho 70.
turn Of the scat Of government to Paris In
tho next session Of tho Assembly.
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DAnlel u, LIST, ITubteet
In ChAncery, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va.
In pursuance Of decIgu Of said Court made
Ia this cause on the G9th day OF December, 1870,
| will offer for sale, on
FRIDAY, tho 18th dSy Of December, 1871,
at the front door OF tho Court House ior Ohio
comfy, West Va, commencing Of 10 o'clock A.
tho following real estate, lying In tho city Of
Wheeling, on the west eide OF Main street, viz /:
The two valuable stores now occupied by D..
A. Adler 4 Co. and by Peter u. Zipn and others,
lying between tho houses occupied by Harbour
1 DIttman and T.. Kline, Also the property on
same side OF Main street now occupied BY tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by j. y. Sheppard. liIns L.
TERMS or BALE-One.nlth Of purchase 70 be
paid ln cash and the balance In one, two, three
and four years from day Of tale,, with Interest,
notes with good security TO be given for the de-
lerred payments, and deeds Of trust, at the ex.
pcnsC Of tho purchaser, as further security on
The property sold. ,.., NJ.
nOVl5 DANIEL U. LIST, trustee.
nXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
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Illness OF Lieut.. Gov. Dunn, Of
H1 1hdIaha,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2i.-Lieut, Gov.
Dunn Is very III Of congestion ol the
lungs. His physicians despair Of his re-
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JNo. P. sItCHRIsT .
aug2A At tT6p Mill
THRUST SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
sack and Nancy llosaCk bis wife, Of Cameron In
Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date the
alst day Of December, 1853, will, on t''N
SATURDAY, the qSth day Of Nov, A. D. is1i,
on the premises In the town Of Cameron, in the
county Of Marshall, State Of West Virginia, at
lOoclock A. n. OF that day, proceed TO sell at
public sale all the right title and interest Of the
said William HOsack and Nancy HoPack his wife
that Ia to say all theit Right tiLlgand interest ID
and to the undivided ohe-hAlf OF lot Of ground
situated in South Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia, known as lot No. Ug eixteen;
also the undivided Interest Of the said William
Ing described property Situated In the town oi
Cameron, and bounded and described as follows,
tO-wit: Beginning at a stake, thence ~ deg
". MiHty.One feet 10 stake, thence n. " deg. g.
,EIS!y.seySn feet to the P1PlAr spri3gs road
road to a stake, thence 3. 81 deg W. seventy.
eight and one.half feet to the beginning; aleo,
ohehalf Of an alley now open between the lot
mentioned and another lot belonging TO james
r%Ri9n, % Of the city Of Baltimore, Maryl9pd,
atthc front on Poplar Spring road and runs back
TO the rear Of lot 6djoinlng on tho north belong.
Ing to said James Fulton, and At tho reor OF eAld
otls ten feet, more or less in width, the portion
o. aid alley hereby conveyed is the e'half
thereof, to.wit four feet front and ave ieetmore
ot less, at the rear, saving and rcserylng OF Ol
The preHiecs hereby conveyed, the Fight to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10 re-.
move alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises, now used and occupied by the said
company to convey water from there down to
thc water station on their road, and alsO reserV.
lnR TO said James Fulton the right TO have, use
andmaintAln the tack fnnning Across the rearend
OF said lot, being an extension Of the "Y" as the
same IA now used and occupied as long % said
~ and track ie kept open and used by said
Uomplny mp to the lot hereby conveyed from the
main track Of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
al'o lot Of ground In tho village Of Cameron,
" Marshall county, State OF West Virginia, and
which lot Ia bounded on the south by 3 lot Of
NhaTles Keller and on the west by an alley, and
on the north bya lot Of Henry MOoro's, and on
thceA by Riggter lot, and bolng tho same pro.
perry heretofore conveyed by d. n Dix and wife
The said Vllham Homck.
TERns OF eALE-Ono.hAlf cash, balance three,
hGand nine months X, PORTER.
orqs Tynaisc
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IA three story brick house in Alton,
H., occupied by John Dawson as saloon,
was burned Sunday morning. Loss about
sl5 900; insured for $7,600
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For Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Y sALE.-A lot OF ground near Dewey d
front by 27i deep, with large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II roOnlS. Also, frame ten
ant house. VIII be sold on favorable terms 10
close an estate, by I'll, CuTHBRRT,
nOvi6 Real Estate Agent Monroe street.
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The damages from the sinking Of the
Oxford mine at Hyde Park, Pa, arc esti-
mated not TO exceed $1,000. The estate
Of Joseph Fellows will probably be held
liable for CLOSES. b
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TLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
ID SprlQR ZAnU, Cofdella Carr and Milton T.
Carr, Noah Zane, sophia HUSTON and Alexander
EnaiOn and PlAtOH Zane,
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nov
Unwilling HOUSE
ia. FOR SALE.

Offer for Sale the houe In which how're ~
side situate on John street. q few doors
east Of Fiith. The house is q substantial w
twO.story brick containing eight rooms, be-
sides a bath room and kitchen, and q finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The house Ii In good order and
well located and III every way desirable prop
etty, being but little over Q square from the
Post once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
premises at any time. 90 49, --.-.
sept25 JNO. r. MCDERMOT.