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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-08

FROM HON. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1867.
lind Hoofands German BiHers " is not an iHtoS-
icdtis1 beverage, but is a good tonic, useful in disorders
Of he digestive organs, and Of great 6ensGt in cases Of
debility and tvGnt Of nervous action, in he system
GEo. ". Wo0DWARD.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-08

Honor thy father
and mother and fol-
low their example by
buying your clothing
Of N. Sturm, for such
is the place where
you get your money
back.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-08
Fine Music,

TIE MUSICAL ~INDEPENDENT (Which the Phil
adetphla IoSt prOnOunceS next TO DwightS jour
nal, the most solid and thoughtful of all our must
cal Journals, y is out for May, containing an article
on schubert, the voice in singing, Mason * IIOad-
ley 5 new system for Beginners" and Il great va
riety ofnevS and criticisms.
1t has four pieces OF music, all of which are new
and pleasing and worth Two dollars: "-Sonatine,"
Berens Little Daisy; EalfortI :'Oh! Let me
Gaze within thine Eyes" Abt Clara Polka
Il COPY,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-08

Them's our Sentiments for Vol. 2.
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DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market has been quiet, If not duh
during the past week.

The dry goods market has been quiet If not dun
during the past week.
COTTON GOODS.
In cotton goods there has been little activity the
tendency being to accumulation. There has been
some change OF prices IN standard brown goods, but
the quotations are generally unchanged. The print
cloth market is reported as very active large con-
tracts at high prices being daily made.
Brown sheetings and shirtings have been fairly
active. There has been reduction OF one-half cent
on standard browns, but there seems to be no IN
crease OF business on that account In fine browns
there has been far movement. The quotations
have changed as follow5:-Anoskeag A, Ike;
Stark A, IL &C.: Am0skeag u, llc.; Ozark, l1c.;
Appleton Atlantic and Indian Head standard at
12c.
Bleachcd sheetings and shirtngs have been quiet,
a few tickets being sold up TO production, but the
changed quotations. Some notice has been attracted
to Ulica Mills No. wide sheetings, IA, on account OF
repairs TO be made none OF these goods Will be pro-
There Is an increasing production OF printing
cloths. many mills running over time or changing
Prints have been quiet both with agents and job
bers. With the exception OF the advance OF the
no change In the Market
Jaconets continue In request. with but Few goods
received. advance is reported in Slater's brand
to llc Tor PLAIN ana nc Tor nigh colorS.
There is an increased inquiry for heavy weight
styles OF underwear, and agents Stocks have been
somewhat reduced, mostly at old prices
For mems goods 1t IL probable that there
will be higher rates on account of the
great advance In WOOL There Is o small demand
for summer underwear. In cotton hose and half
hose the demand Is still good and stocks are much
reduced, with many orders not filled.
SuAwLS.
This department has been quiet, the weather not
encouraging much distribution OF summer styles.
wOoLLES GOODS.
Prices in this department are firm, with an up
ward tendency.
Spring weight fancies are rapidly sold az paying
prices.
Heavy weight fancies are quite satisfactory though
the market has been irregular, on account OF the
advanced prices In the wool market. Low and me.
dunn styles have been In demand these selling well
At Old rates where patterns are desirable.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET. I
SATURDAY, May 1876 p. M.
On change to-day wheat was dull and steady.
The cotton market was firm
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the past
week $40 bales against 81 432 bales the pre-
vious week. The total receipts since September 1.
1870, are 3,869659 bales against 2674 1913 bales for
the corresponding period OF The previous year. show
ing increase or 99i 1873 bales In the present crop.
The exports from oil the ports for the week were
7662O bales against 81 24O bales the same week last
year. The total exports Tor the expired portion OF
the cotton year are 2,7e3 1870 bales. against
1882, 240 bales for the same time last year. The
stocks at all the ports 3SO,346 bales, against
322 800 bales for the same time last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement of the associated banks is
very favorable. The total gam In legal reserve con-
sis,ing largely OF greenbacKs, Is over $2,5oo,oOO
against an increase in liabilities OF about 81 800 900.
Deaucting the twenty-five per cent of reserve tied
up by the latter. the banks are still able to add
sl,46s,s9S TO the surplus above the reserve re-
CURED by law to be kept on hand,
which surplus now amounts to $14, ,442.
IL is not so easy to understand small decrease
IN loans unless upon the hypothesis that the duller
business at the Stock Exchange has so limited the
demand on call that the receipt OF money by the
maturing OF time engagements has been greater
than the fresh engagements OF Wall street from day
to day. The statement contrasts with It's predeces
sor as follows.-
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In addition to the above the following has also
"WESTW Ar no !"
A Modern Jack sheppard on His First Trip
A Youth Embe zzling for a Start in Life.


A Youth Embezziing for a Start in Life.
Warner Dayids OF "a Whitehall place, entered a
complaint at the Tombs Police Court yesterday morn
ing against Albert Shck, lad sixteen years OF age,
for embezzlement. 1t appears the lad has peen in
the employ OF 7. S. Atwater for whom The deponent
acts as agent as n collector and clerk On the 4th
OF April last lie collected the sum Of $27 so from
Combs Appleton, and. since then, various sums
from other houses. Albert is an intelligent looking
boy and does not show dishonest physlognomy.
His parents reside IN san Francisco ana his deter
mination TO rejoin them appears to be
THE SECRET OF HIS PILFERING.
When the defacatiOn was discovered on Friday,
he found TO be In possession OF tickets emitting
him to Storage passage from New York TO Aspin-
wall on one Of the steamers or the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. lie was also provided with
pistol and fifty cartridges, a silver enamelled
watch, considerable amount OF money In green
backs telescope. gold snuffb0x fun OF snuff and
q hundred other trinkets too numerous 10 mention.
When asked what lie was going to do, lie sad II he
could not reach his parents by fair means he would
make up the money the roau; II he could not
make the money any other way
HE WOULD SHOOT BuFFALOEs ON THE PRAIRIEs.
but he would prefer to make The amount in a much
stories about Jack Sheppard or some other stupid
matter for he Is as full Of warke IDEAS as the great
father OF our country was when he cut down the
cherry tree with his Ratchet. Alderman Conan
said he should hold the young gentleman for trial ut
the Special Sessions. BY joining the schooship he
would arrive home by a route O tribe more circuit
Gus; that was all.
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MONEY THREE TO FOUR PER CENT.
Money was very easy with a strong pressure to
lend balances late IN the afternoon at merely n0m-
nal rates. Some loans stood over at FIVE per cent,
but fresh business stock was generally done at
four per cent. and on governments at three.
Prime paper was quoted ga a per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was dull but steady on the
basis of 1lo4 1903 for prime bankers slxry-day
sterling, and 1l0a 1lO7. for sight bills
GOLD sTRoNG-1l1'S 111H.
The gold market was firm ana fairly active at a
fractional advance The temper OF the Gold Room
is becoming quite bullish on account Of the high
rates for foreign exchange and the high turn to-
day was due simply TO there being more buyers than
sellers at the market pricc-the buyers being be-
levers in the safety OF speculation for rise. The
specie shipment to-day was about 81, 100000. The
course OF the market Is shown in the table,
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS,


Tina following were the bids for the city bank
shares: New York, 1885, Manhattan, 1853; Mer-
chants, III; Mechanics, 1877; America, 49, city,
22I; Phenix. 10; North River, OIL; Tradesmen's,
1867 Fulton. 1865; Butchers and Drovers', las; Me-
chanics and Traders, 1870; Gallatin National 1l6;
Merchants Exchange, l02ts; Seventh Ward, los;
State OF New York, l09h; Commerce, 1le,s; Me-
chanics' Banking Association, IFS; Broadway, 900;
Ocean, 90; Mercantile, 1907 American Exchange,
1884; Chatham, l72; Bank OF the Republic, us;
Bank OF North America 1O6; Hanover, 1861; Irving
1885, Metropolitan, 1873; East River, 115ts; Market,
126; Nassau 100; Continental, 95; ST. Nicholas 1lss
Marine, 1876; Commonwealth, %; PARK, 1907; Gen.
trail National los; Second National. $50; Fourth
National, 1i3; Ninth National, ia; Tenth National,
I24: oriental, 1859: Gold Exchange, IS; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 100.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway
mr. tOaUp
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SUPERIOR COUaT-SpEClAL TERM.
Important Decision in a suit Against n Rail-
why Company.

Important Decision in n suit Against n Rail-
why Company.
Before Judge McCunn.
CHRISTOPHER Bards Us. Neoc York and Harlem
Railroad Conpdnp-A son OF the plaintlfY, 1t will
DC remembered, was two years ago run over In the
Bowery by one OF the ceiendants cars and killed.
suit was brought to recover $4,000 damage and
the complaint dismissed. Subsequently motion was
made Tor q new trial and upon this the Court
to-day rendered Its decision, which is as folows-
move before Judgment, and did not
state that the case within the decision OF the
Gonzales action, and | cannot help the misappre
the Court OF Appeals IN the Gonzales case did moi
change the rule $50 How, pr. 400. the only
point Is a question or law. Was the negligence OF
the plaIntin intestate clear and the evidence 80
uncOntradcted as to authorize The Court to take the
case from the jury This Was decided by me
reviewabe on an appeal RON the Judgment. The
PLAINTIFFS rights Will, therefore, DC preserved, and
the molon Ut Special Term Is superiluous aud must
be dcnicd.
Ed,oord r. Wiashtp Us. John Laurence. Order
granted.
Ed,cfn A. Mey7ulv Us. Alexander Hitchcock ct al
Same.
Grant rs. Taylor Huobeu.-Order settled.
WiU'om Greggorg Us. Sarah gregory Ell al
Order granted.
Dclta as. me broadway ana Serentn Avenue Rail-
road COnpdnV-Same.
star lire Insurance Company rs. HearU A.
'G0Get-Motion in extenuation granted.
Robert 4. Williams u.s. JOsephire X Williams
Notion denied, with $40 COSTS
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past five O'Clock p. M.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May 1913 SO p. N.
Flour steady superne scarce at ~ 75 50 extras IS 20
IS So Wheat steady and fairly active ~ 29 81 29,
cash and last half May 81 2s 81 29k. June; offered
~ 29a last half May Corn steady aud Less active b5ac
55ssc cash. and seller NAV; 55c, June rejected, &c.
Hhc Oats firm at i9}1c. fresh; 49c. regular 491c,
4ac, seller June Rye steady 90c. Barley inactive;
regular held Sc Mess pork DUH nom,nay $is 50 cash
ut x7 20 June Lard steady; sales at 10c cash
held llc July Meats steady and unchanged. Whiskey
nrm; salabie at size. freghts unchanged.
OswRGo, May 10, 1871
Flour in good demand: $500 bbs 81 Tor NO.
spring 81 30 for amber winter s for white winter IS IS for
double extra Wheat que sales 720 bushels red
81 80 and 1000 bushels white Canada private terms Corn
du sales 1900 bushels sc. and LOO bushels at 70c
Other grains nominal. Canal reights steady wheat he
6ac, TO New York Recepts-By lake, al0u bushels
wheat $4,000 bushels corn $500 bushels 34o bushels
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government list was firm and In most in.
stances higher. The London quotations for the
newer issues OF the nye-twenues in connection with
the situation OF the foreign exchange market allowed
shipments by those who had remttances TO make.
The following were the final street prices this even
mg:-United states currency skies, 1857 115A /;
do skies, 1881, registered. 1171S HIS do. d.
pon 1l7is 117A; 40. fve.twenties registered May
and November, Ill 1l11S; do do, 1852, coupon,
do 1111s INK; do. do, 1864, do. do. Ill Ill.,;
do. do, 1865, do. d. Ill HIS do. do, registered,
January and July, 1881 1137s do. do, 1865, cou-
pom, 1854 1137s; do. do. 1867, do. DO, 1l3's a
1l3h; do do, 1868, do. do, 1875 1875; do ten
forties, registered, 100 1o9 do. d. coupon 100
1904.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The Southern list was steady and generaxy strong
but dull outside OF the Tennessees and new South
Cardinals which were moderately active. The fol-
lowing were the latest street quotations.
ex coupon, 10 7Oti; do. new, 20 70S Virginia ex
coupon, 60 20; do new, 7ls 72la; do. regular
stock, old, 5eal 81; Georgia skies, So a 81; do.
sevens, 92t4 a 90; North Carolina cX coupon, AK
49, do funding 1885, 81 a 80; do. do, 1868, 80 81
do. new, 20 q 81; 90. special tax, 197i 90; MIS-
souri, skies, o51s 95s4; do Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph. "a e5: Louisiana skies, 6sis 70; DO. new, 81
65; do. Levee skies, 70 q -; do. do, eignts SIS
IS; DO Penltentiary seVens ~ u "a; 40. Railroad
Fights, "A rs; Alabama, 1ves, 20 rs; do. eights
1O3 a 104; do. railroad eights 95 9S; South Caro-
lima skies, 70 so; do. new, January aud July, 62i4
a Gch; do. d. April and October, 60 81; Arkansas
SKIES, IS q 60; do. sevens SO a g.
STOCKS IRREGULAR AND DULL.
The stock market was dull and in price quite
irregular. The Union Pacific shares and Erie alb
sorbed o large proportion OF the business or the
day, but only desutory trade was done in the
other leading speculative stocks. Union Pacific adj
vanced to 36k ana Erie to 26i4. Even the bank
statement failed to arouse animation and the market
left of quite tame Lake Shore was weak and fell
OF to 1Os's.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
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Tho Board Of Directors to DO Chosen. on the
25ih Inst-Thc Work 10 be Begun mt an
Early Pcri0d-The Bonds Already mt n
Premium in Bankers' Offers.
People who have an idea that the Vaduct Rail-
road bill was made law simply to choke down the
clamor for rapid transit and that ir never In
tended to be carried into effect practically
are likely to be very much disappointed.
Everybody who knows anything about the subject
knows, ought to know II he doesn't, that the
chief obstacle to every previously conceived plan
has been not the building OF the road, but the
obtaining OF the necessary capital to make
Its success certain. No such obstacle can be
brought against the vaduct; for yesterday
a banking house made an offer TO the Comptroller
to take NJ premium the whole amount OF the bonds
OF the road to be issued as soon as the city sub
scribes to the $4,000, 900 provided for in the law.
The following notice, which has been sent TO all
the incorporators of the road shows pretty clearly
that the packers of the scheme mean business
NEW YORK. May IL, 1871.
s,aAs the first named oorporater in The act emitted An
eoan rave eounty and
passed April s. ISL becomes my duty notify You OF the
called to the saa act to be held on the
inst twelve O'Clock noon in the Governors in the
wy nan OF inc CITY OIL new '0'A PITER 3. sW hENY.
In addition to the above the following has also
been lssued-
dcrsncd being the frat corporators named in the act
entitled IAN act to incorporate the few York Railway Com
% New XXI ind
provide for the construction and operation Of railways
THEREFOR" 6, ls7l do hereby
authority vested in US by said act determine tina. the
Der OF directors to he chosen the authority
and tor the purposes saii act shall he twenty-five
do hereby designate the Goth OF May, 1871 NJ
at the Governors In the City Hall of said
when and the place where election shall held
the first directors under said act
PETER b. SWEENY. JAMES J. BURNETT.
HUGH SMITH. RICHARD b. CONNOLLY.
FORBES HOLLAND. w. X. TRAVERs.
JOHN j. SERRELI. WILLIAM M. TWEED, Jr.
LEOPOLD EIDLITL s. Y. KNAPP.
NEW YORK, May 4, 1871.
1t Is said that ground Will be broken on the new
road by next July.
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GAGGED AND ROBBED IN wisTcHEsTsa COUNTY.

At Mott Haven, Westminster county, on FRI
day evening, ali old man, named James Mooney,
was struck down and robbed OF valuable
watch by two unknown men, who succeeded
In escaping with their booty. Mooney, who
is In the employ OF the Harlem Railroad
company at the above place. states that after being
teed TO the earth he was gagged by Of the rob-
bers while The other made thorough search OF his
person. The outrage was perpetrated within q few
leet OF the railroad depot,
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Charge of Deserti0n from Foreign Ship.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Herman Waath was charged before Commits
sioner Shields yesterday with being deserter from
the German ship Prince Albert. He was held to
await an order from the Consul OF the North Ger
man Union. That order WAS subsequently trans
mitted to the Court when the missioner directed
that In compliance with the request OF the Consul,
Wallath should be returned to the ship from which
he had deserted; and this was accordingly done.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Ingraham.
BairdeU Us. Ne,r York central Railroad COM
pGnp.-Order granted.
Schnfd rs Kuchler ct dl.-Motlon denied, with
leave to renew on other papers.
Van Alien cs Van AHenet ai.-Reference ordered.
Austin Us. Ahearne Ell dl.-Memoranda.
IN the natter or the PETIT ion or Henry j. Magic et
Q1.-Motion denied, with $40 costs.
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tho railroad companies last winter, which cqmi
mated IN q suspension OF through-uckct arrange
ments between Washington, Philadelphia and New
YORK, mas happily ended, aud the old system has
been renstated. There Is rumor that the rates
o. travel Will now Re reduced
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT-Ia BANKRUPTCY.
Voluntary Petitions.

VOIuntary PetItTOnH.
Mary Wescott, Edward Burnham, William A.
Bates, David J. Sullivan, William Fleming Smith.
AGjudications in Involuntary Gases.
William r. Utley Henry Rauls. Samuel Knapp
Ralzie l. Fuller. Richard Is. Treat, Aleyn Cox.
Discharges.
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COURT or COMMON PLsAS-CENERAL TERM.

An interesting POst ODIt Cnses
Before Judges Daily, Robinson and Larremore.
Mary Green us. Jesse Harris.-Plaintin loaned the
defendants deceased wife $1,000. and two weeks
afterwards she died. Upon returning nom the fu.
neral plaintlr informed defendant OF the loan, and
upon perssting, induced him TO give note Tor
the amount On the trial the defendant testified
that he had no knowledge OF the loan, and derived
no benefit from II; and defendants counsel requested
e court 10 direct the jury TO find for the defendant,
wnicn was declined. The jury found for the PLAIN.
TN ana defendant appealed The appeal was argued,
delcnuant's counsel contending that the loan being
maze 70 INC wife without the request OF the delen-
daat, ana ne not having received any benefit from
~, inc note was VOID For the plaintiff 1t was argued
contra. Decision reserved
A. H. Rcavy for appellant; Z. Fitch for respondent
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He COUR T S.
Condemnation suitsPetitions in Bankruptcy
Charge Of Desertion from ship-The Statute
Of Limitations Case-A City Railroad Suit
Interesting Post 0bit Case Decisions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Suit Commenced for Condemnation Of Dis
titled Spirits.
suit has been commenced in this Court for the
condemnation OF $4,000 worth OF distilled spirits.
the property James p Parker seized at ITO South
street, the ground that MIR. Parker did not make
proper entries regarding the in his books, &c.
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TIE IMPORTS OF THE WEE

THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port Of New York from foreign ports for the
week ending May IL, 1871, were $4.765,779.
The Imports OF foreign dry goods a. New York
during the past week and since the beginning OF the
year were:-
For the week. $780, 1870. 1871.
Entered at 4S5, 1856 $1433 478 ST. T05, $40
Thrown on Market. 16l2,2I9 1,73S,757 1906 II 4
Since Jan. 1.
Entered at port $780, COZ GIT $4O 223 97s 22O
Thrown on market 39676,13 Al, sos, 1862 54491, $3.50
The total imports at this port for the past week
were $6,56l,621, against $7,s4e,227 the previous
week, and $685. leg for the corresponding week OF
last year.
THE NEW LOAN.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan re-
ported to the Treasury Department to-day amount
TO $780, oo-making the total subscriptions and con-
versions to date s64, 236. 700.
RAILWAY EARNINGS
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and Sc. Paul Rail
way are received for first week or May, an were In
SloI g3l
Ioso. l4OSIZ
Decreuse tioi)...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2,oSl
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
The following is the quarterly statement Of the
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY A. 1sn-QUADRUPLE SHEET
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Rome vs The United States Fire Ert,nguisher
Co1npany.-See decision with clerk.
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COMMON pLEAs-SpEClAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Josenh +.

DT SuUEc SUsepH II. UuIy.
Hp1ndn Us. Kdnder-Order granted.
Mcdonald rs rtas,-See memorandum with
CLERK.
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PhiIanthropist Observation-Disclosures Repaid
by Rogucry-A Robin Hood in New York
In the Hands Of the Light Fingered Fratcr-
nitv-The F0rester's MISUNDERSTANDING Of
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UNITED STATES COnm,ssIuNERS COURT.

James NJ. Cromelin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-06
E6WARD C. OARIIEer0N. J.., frus.es.
de-d GREEN q VILLA Ms, Aucts.
LIMITED STATES nARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of vria Of nssi faeias issued from the
q ccinmSis, and % me-. dirscssd. .iwfa ssli
2. public sale. for ,sast, in front Of The Oon-t
the lith Day Of December next, lai. q rs
O'Clock m, the folloxtng deseribed propsrss, 70
samuel ySdson yubdivisios q psrt 81 Squsfs No.
10: Seguning Tor the sas It the soukheast anle Of
along he west side Of svsnss 10 test 10
inchts: thence sonthveawardly and e RIGHT angles
westward and At right angles along sajd alley feet:
thence dly and q right anss io1 feet
ieei to the place of BEGINNING togstheg with al and
,w'ps5isr the iHpTcyemsnts tasseon IN the city q
II: Desges one dndiv dca haif Of said prypssty and
win be Gid 20 satsiy Executioa No. 80 Jsuss W.
b DeGges. AGBxB eHA1f,
o. Q. narshal, D. O..
HovMe 10 HID