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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-08
DEMENTED OR DRUGGED?

0fnccr John Fallahce, Of Jersey City, on Saturday
night found a struggling along Pavona avenue
with several cuts on her face, acting In strange but
not Intoxicated manner. He asked hor name, aud
sLo began rambling incoherent discourse about ian
Aunt Mary" The officer took her the Grove street
police station. and from there she Police
Headquarters The cihcer subsequently learned that
the woman had just reached Jersey City on an Erie
Railway tram from Colorado He found her trunk
and vslise IN the Ere baggage room, and yesterday
they were taken TO Police Headquarters She had no
money, but In tho vase was torn piece OF paper
which Sergeant Murphy made out the words
"coL Rogers tell tho proprietor OF that
dance hall down there to drive Hattie away or put
her away or there will be trouble am In
trouble enough" This letter given Judge Davis
There were also found 10 the vsllse tnrec liquor
TASKS, all empty. To HERALD reporter yesterday In
the CITY Prison she said That her name VAS Hattic
Colby; that her husband kept large liquor saloon
Colorado, aud that his name was James Eaton. she
could not tell Ia what part OF Colorado her husband
was, but saiu ~ was "whcre Aunt Mary isn She
said anorward that she lived Broomu
street, tins city, and that her husband lived there
with her. She could not toll how sh3 received her
injuries or how long sue had been away from Broome
street. The woman " about twenty-five years OF ago
aud OF respectable appearance. Judge Davis will
hold her until County Physician Converse inquire
into her sanity. Tho police think That she has
abandoned ny some person IN Colorado and sent
druegcd by persous who wero sent with her for that
purn
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sUccoRED BY HIS DOGS.


From the Omaha Herald, March 90
The recent storm upon the plains was. perhaps. the
most severe ever known. On the morning OF the
storm too frsgbters, Mr.. James McDermott and COM
panion, started from Camp Robinson for sidney with
their teams They soon were lost and became sep
arated, aud on last Saturday Mr.. McDermoit
found under tho following circumstances He had
wandered for twelve days. accompanied by two dogs
without food Of any kind, exposed the storm day
and night. sleeping without shelter or covering on
the cold ground ana had wasted away to a mere skel-
ston. To add to his sunernss, one day no saw near
him some boys. but was too weak TO call LOUD
enough attract their attention, and, like a ship
wrecked who sees sail approach, but before
IL comes within haing distance bears away again and
disappears, he them pass from him. On last Sat-
uraay these same COW boys heard a iant barking or
yelping like that Of dogs and, following the sound,
they came 10 them. Tho dogs were also reduced
TO skeletons. aud scarcely had strength to
stand, being IN the last stages Of starva-
tion. The COW boys threw them some
meat but nstead OF eating II themselves, they picked
u up their mouths, got on their trembling limbs,
and tried TO carry u 10 their master. And thus no
found The TACT that the dogs refused 10 eat the
given them. although thcy were dying Of stava
tion, but attempted TO carry II 20 their furnishing
master, Ii testified 70 by men OF unimpeachabis
vcIacigy.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-An Active and
Strong Stock Speculation.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
The Course Of Investment ecuritieECovern-
ment, State and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET. I
SUNDAY, April Z, 1878.


The week just finished has been characterized by
large increase IN dealings and considerable advance
In the prices Western railroads and OF Western
Union. AS has happened through many months past
speculation confined TO the chronic showmeD VINO
pulled the strings and 70 The puppet traders who
danced at their bidding AS Tor the outside investor
The pantive inquiry Of "oh, where Is no y" as anx
lousy made for the boy who stood upon the
burning deck and with little response In fact,
like Casabianca, the outsider has disappeared from
view under and ruin Of former spscuiatons,
and thus far there s now hand 10 take mis- place.
During the first four days Of the week tho In
tercst of tho street concentrated in Mich
igan Central and the granger properties; In
tho first from the unexpected declaration OF
two per cent dividend, and in the second, from the
continuous returns OF highly profitable business
and the manipulation OF Western stock-jobbera
During the same period Lake Shore Jagged behind In
tho matter OF price, mystery to both friend and
ioe II was not from neglect, however. for in
magnitude of TRANSACTIONS stood the head OF the
lis-t was the constant Of long stock that dis
tpteQrated dence and the conjecturng
AZ 10 whore the leak could bo During the part
OF the week tho condition of things was reversed,
Lake Shore growing strong as the Northwestern
weak Il was evident that the selling boot upon
the other leg, that the former property be-
ing advanced in order to create strong market for
the sale Of the latter-a measure Whcn was &C
complshed with indIGe rent success. So, with those
TWO OF stocks going up and down alternately,
like tho working beam OF q steam engine, tho week
came to close with prices ruling between the high
est points, Next 10 the railroads. estern
Union Tor the largest share Of business, scor-
ing al one time Of nearly four points, but
losing quarter the gain Al the end For the greater
part Of tho week coal roads neglected, but
= fresh spirit infused into them during Friday
ana Saturday and they strong and higher The
general market finished lower prices and weaker in
tonc: The less warke from abroad probably af-
fecled II In some degree but the chief cause to be
assigned TO the persistent attempts Of large holders
realize the handsome profits ton paper) which have
accrued 70 than
TRANSACTIONS or rae WEEK.
tho follow ing table represents the opening. highest
and lowest saies regular way Of the principal stocKs
during the past week, together with the number OF
shares dealt I'M
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THAT PELHAMyILLE COTTAGE.
New York, April o, 1873.

New York, April 0, 1873.
To EDITOR HERALD:-
An article appeared your issue OF to-day headed
rakng Possession.' which misststetnont OF facts
aud puts ! a false hight. have innoccntiy en-
oroached the land Of my neighbor. Major steven
sou, ex-Prcsident OF the Ocean National Bank, BY
building modest cottage (not villa reaidence) on
the foundations buiit on the boundary line by Mr.
John A. Monsei, OF Greenport, IRON whom purchased
the property. Major Stevenson tho buildings In
Of erection, but u was only alter they had
been completed that he Informed mo | had encroacbsd
his Land 10 The extent OF itle strip. graduating
IRON four inches TO Two feet vide Tor aistanc. oi
seventy ioct For this little strip worthless land
what considered price Was aeman cd
by Major stevenson. | resisted these acinsnds but
offered tune and again TO purchase the strip AZ
any price TO be decioed upon by experts,
aud even offered. In order to avoid tho law
suit with which 4 threatened, to puf chase
entire now boundary limo al tho ratio
OF 81 900 an acre, but my piofer refused After
buiid barn which would shut out hgnt aud air from
my cottage tho long threatened lawsuf. was com.
mcnccd by Mrs stevensed. Again offered 10 par
chase the strip IN dispute at TAR price, but refused
To BIO imposed upon. and abided tue Issue OF tho suit
which resulted Ia referees vcrdict the paintln
! was Immediately threatened with an execution, but
refused TO submit 10 what looked upon cxtoruou.
80 thiags went on until the .miisi Of the bite
formed my vile, without my knowiodgc
that the execution about TO proceed,
and obi incd from nor 500 Tor stay until the nne
weather. NV WHO holds the receipt Tor tins money,
whicn Ia my opinion, represents shout three times
tho value Of the iand 10 dispute Finally N Inc midst
OF tue cold snap oi has, winter, the execution was
issued. Again offered 10 purchase tho STRIP lar
terms and receipt Of title, bu! MAJOR stevenson was
unable to give title TO the iand, Offering how
ever TO al $50 Tor year this litllo strip OF
laad, no. worth more tuan $40 then sent word
that woula supmii TO no further sxlortob, ana as
my INSTRUCTIONS we're pcrcmptory, the Major gave
ders 90 proceed with the execution.
have not been at the place on either Of the DAYS
OF execution, as stated IN your report, nor nave 4
''cooiiy told tue sheriff TO 10 on,v nor did smile
while the outrage was being perpetrs.cd. MAJOR ste
venson, however, was on the ground did the
cffoueOusy imputed 10 me. Having committed
wauton act he then sought, through tho medium OF
the prcss, 10 cast the oiiuln has victim. nave
vouchers Tor every detail o. my statement aud have
determined TO make this unqualified and deliberate
destruction OF properly test IN the courts Re-
spcctiuly yours, JAMES MEYER
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton srm maaus 100 cA sS sssa sp 1873
Ordinary size Net receipts oil isles Exports coast.
wise. i5S. Sales. i7o1 stock ai.ssI N''''' ''"'''
cot,on-oGsr,ngs moderate. niadlng. i6ssc low mid
ding. ehe good ordinary sse Net 400 bales;
1000; last evening. SO. Stock. 2se,iIa.
Cation on,,, maans orc msosII Is. APRIL ,,n 2 ls1s
wise, LOO sales. 1900 STOCK. as,7oo.
Cotton ...a mddas i.sss APR. S ls good
ports Great Brian. 1895 sales. 500 s,aes. so 7ss
Cotton Grmer, but aftcrward became quiet; mIddnx
Iose low middng ios good ordinary. % ieceipts,
STOCK. i7.sis. $50.
Spirits OF turpentine arm a7tse iosin arm 81 s2x
fe strained Crude tnrpe.tns sesdy at 81 70 for hard
hrm a, 81 Is - '1'''
Flour unchanged; sales 500 bbl.. Wheat lower for
spring s..s o. White stats a, y 81 rcd STATE, Isl
Toledo ole sta,s go os. quiet; state held :, asc.
SS 40 s, 4s Corn s. MIL feed ana
irsxhss Flour shipped BY rail- i7oo sb.
Flour IN fair demands sale. OF $50 SS. q unebsnssa
prices whss. ..,, sAis. o. 500 Desss 70 Mls aesss
s.s ss a s ss. % . ale @
S.nss quoted 'f o 10y s' CT, made sa: '' S,ss
ssesS $50 ss ~s-s bushels. %
do Haroaa shipments. Sour % sss wi wbesi 81 60
bushels: corn - so oo oats i.oov do oaeey $40
DETROIT. April 9. 1879.
nt 81 rs wnent lover; extra white 81 3ls; / do.
Si 3Ob Corn hnn. No. 1 mixed held ~ 43Isc Oats
easlcr Sic. bid Tor No. white 3Oc bid TOR No mixed
Cloverseed aaii nei At 81 necspts- Flour. isoybi.
wheat. 5Upy bushels; corn, LOO 40 osts 400 do
Shipments-flour. 700 bills wheat. 11.UUu bushels
corn TOO do. oats, l.6OO do.
ToLspo. April o, 1873
Wheat dull; amber Michigan, APRIL 81 2s,.:
Nays pa 20 y,. red w winter 81 So, NJ 2 as sso
bash. is 81 ~; So amber aieIissa 81 20 Corn dai
May and unc 45c. rejected Ala DAMAGED 3s1sc Oats
dull No q 2Sac. Michigan, 2yc. Coverseod- Mammoth,
"a ~; prime. 81 Receipts-24U0o bushels wheat UUj
do corn UJO oats. shipments OJU bushels wheat
26UO do corn, GOO do. oats.
CINCINNATI, April q, 1873
Flour quiet aud unchanged wneat dull; red. 81 10
aem ana 32c Rye outlet. but steady ole 82c.
Harley in air demand god 10 Choice fall. 4Dc.
park auiet at $40 Lard In good demand make
AZ ID, al o. vi kettle. TIC. INC. Bulk steady
ss.uIders yssc clear rio BE- Gear sues. Ole. Bacon
srarce ana hrm: shoulders, SIC clear rib 50 o.
sides 5s.c &c. Wnskey steady. with air demand at
Al I'd sutter but not quozby lower. Sugar firm
ana nm Hugs steady aud hrm; common. 81 ~
~ ss light f3 90 - TO- pacKing 80 - 81 butch
era Ks As s3 y5. Receipts LIS head. shipments.
1.057 90 .,.....a. 90 ,a-a
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull weak and :
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A FATHERS TRIALS.

few weeks ago sylvester II. Naiew, who In
partnership with his father, ex.Aderman Nafew, in
the oyster business IN Jersey CITY decamped, taking
with him several thousand dollars aud leaving hts
aged alhcr almost penniless, besides leaving num-
Der Of heavy creditors Mr. Nafew. sr., was forced TO
retire from business and The family having been well
and Iavorably known the fight OF .'syL" as no was
iamiIiary called, created considerable scandal rho
old gentleman gricvcd over his sons crimo and
iDgratitude that his friends SAID 10 would break
his heart Yesterday Information received
Police headquarters, in Jersey City, that
William ii. Naicw, another son Of tho x-Alderman,
had been arrested IN Brooklyn for picking pockets.
purse was found on him that recognized by the
lady VINO had caused his arrest He ~ only about
eighteen years oil age, and, when arrested, gave MS
residence as No. IA Montgomery street. Jersey CITY,
the home OF his brother in-law, Fire comm ssioner
Charles A. Parsons. THIS Affair, following SO close
alod considerable talk IN jersey Cily.
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A FLEET or CANAL ioATs INsEcURrLY MooRED
TO HULK IN the NORTH RIVER.
Not a little indignation rs be,us manifested by
vessel owaers, yacLtsmon ana others WHO IA the
habit OF utilizing tho waters Of the North River tor
purposes OF other business or pleasure, owing TO an
alleged encroaohment on that highway Of navigation
by tho New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company. IL appears that Tor the past week or so
tho business OF transferring gram from tho COM
paDy's large elevator, located about the extreme
westerly terminus OF sixtynih street, has nsccssi-
tatcd the uso Of a numerous fleet Of canal boats
convey the gram down th. river, where 10 placed
rntpuvru. As the Elevator Company NouId seem
TO iack sutbcent wharf room 10 accomih tho
empty boats wniIs tbey waiting 10 DO fenl ledor
perhaps 10 suggested Tor The purpose VI oidlng
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lower M Chicago spring. 81 II 81 Iik No do gilt
edge. 81 ~: do regular 81 0e. aud April 81 liza
May 81 H. June; No do. q % Corn in fair dem anu
slssSc May; rejected &c. Oats dull, weak and lower
22c cash aud April s8sc, May. hys duh and lower ~
market bat spse.,lea ~ 25 cash aud April;
and nrn "a 10 "a I2l April 81 10 81 III,
May; 81 22k 81 20. June Bulk meats iair demand
and higher shcn GERS. 34c short rib. &C. short clear
s+e Alcohol sse Hsssip.soTour laooo sbls; wheat
e5oo do barley, 200 shipments Flour. 100
bills wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. 600 do oats
"A COO do. rye 3 800 do. barley 600 do.
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PRoDUcE RECEIPTS.

Tho receipts OF produce At Chicago and Milwaukee
for the last week were remarkably large, viii DO
BY the figures gwen below. Tho receipts tor The
week az Chicago OF different kinda Of grain foot up
moro than tho entire amount received there during
tho corresponding weeks OF 1875. 1875 and 1877. At
Milwaukee ior the same time tho receipts were almost
as great, only falling short of the Of the proceed
Ing three years by some 10000 bushels. With tho
Black Sea ports closed and scarcity Of grain in Eng
land tho Western farmers may we'll consider the pres
ent as their best year. Advces from the West predict
as far present signs 90 another prosperous harvest
Receipts Of produce, &C., at Chicago from April
70 Q, 1875, 1876 1877 and 1s7S-six businesa daYs:
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NOT . INSANE.

Mrs. Sarah Nccsulsy, who suddenly disappeared
from Der home, No. 2e2 Fatoush avenue Brooklyn ON
Friday night last, under circumstances which led W
tne belief mat sue insane, discovered ~ her
husband yesterday ~ the nogss VI friend.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

INSTRUMENTATION 3. ny the Rev. A. II. Pa.-
fridge, 0, Christ Church. NArHASIEL W. HUNT TO EMMA
J. SropDARr, all OF Brooklyn.
.owLs-ADAMs In BROOKLYN, April 3, AZ the resi-
dcncc Of bride's parents, by the Rev. T. L. Guy
Ter, d. D., MINNIE E., daughter OF J. Y. Powiss 70
WARREN p. ADAMS, OF Boston, Mas.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The total imports sinco January !, this year, were
$7s.i7osoo. asns, 500 7sssao for the corresponding
period last year, and $9i, l22, 40 in 1875.
The total exports OF produce since January l. this
year. SIS. a53 s25, against $e4 653 553 Tor tho
corresponding period Lass ysar. and 500 soa 800 in
1876.
Tho total exports Of specie since January I, this
year, wcro S. FOG. against So 432 the cor
responding period last year, and sla 473 las In 1876
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Total Tor the week. u, 005. ass

TX dividend.
THE MARKET.
The money market was active ard at times strIn
gent Cali loans made as high as l-32 OF 1 per
cent per diem, with interest, and per cent was the
.ruing ratio. This hardening IL partly to the set
Elements usual Al this time OF the year partly to
The large advance IN The prices OF socka The weekly
statement Of the New York banks shows loss In
total reserve OF 800, made up Of 81 7ss 400
legal tender notes ana 81 5000 specie The reduc-
tion in deposit liabilities reduces the loss In surplus
reserve TO 81, 5o6 5oolLs surplus reserve being
$40 900 The banks have not held few legal
notes sinoe the great panic Of 1874 The fol-
lowing Is comparison OF the bank averages OF tho
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE II. l.. April q. 1878.
Tie print cloth market has rather during
week. prices fairly sustained and tho
close holders firm ut 3 cash tor best 81 Ca while
buyers offer she 5l6c The sales Of the week sggre
IN As 500 pieceA
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Totalresvs SOS. $4,000 sesaa7.1oo Dec. s. ssS 400
" AL asps,S 81, ss4, 900 'Si,iss,soo


scrve above
legal req'nts SIS 400 sl2o9i.9oo Dec e. SOC 500
Foreign exchange was little easier, as the demand
from bond portcrs considerably less and there
10 . FAIR supply Of bills In Tho market. The following
are the latest quotations Tor foreign exchangc:--
Slsty Days Three Days.
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GovrRsxESr noyps.

Government bonds wero active and strong, and 1t
Is generally believed that the large importations from
abroad have ceased. Currency skies, after SELL
ing down 10 nix, suddenly became strong ana active
yesterday and advanced 10 lis. In London pnces
also better, as will be by the following
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State bonds were dull, the only change OF impor-
tance being in Louisiana consos which, after selling
down TO IAN, recovered 20 70. Tho following were
the latest bids for State bonda:-
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A@ a4So1

THE GOLD nAKKkT
Gold was lower a small amount oil business Tho
easier rate Tor exchange and the more peaceful
IRON Europe q. the close Of week being the main
causes OF the decline. The following table shows tho
fluctuations for the week -
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RAILROAD BONDS,
the latest bids:-

Railroad bonds continue strong and active, but with
out any change worthy Of note. The following were
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-23
Prc.esl,Ineat

AS an elegant hair dressing stands Parkers
Hair Balsam, deservedly popular for the
beautiful hair it produces, and its healthful,
cleansing and healing properties. Commencing
at the roots, it promotes luxuriant growth
of young hair, and unfailingly restores gray
or faded hair to its original youthful color,
Of great beauty, 1t is pleasantly cooling to
the scalp, cleansss it from Dandruff, cures
itching and humors, and stops falling of the
hair. It is perfectly harmless, eXquisitly per-
fumed, never soils the skin or gums the hair,
and pleases everybody by its many excellent
and attractive qualities. Buy bottle from
G. W. McFee, and tests its merits.
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NEW ADVERT isEMENTs.
DEGIsTRATION NOTICEs
APPOINTMENTS OF REGISTRAR.

I will open an Office, at the PLACES speci-
fed below, during the months of Septem-
Der and October, for the purpose of register
ing the voters of Ouachita Parish, as pro-
vided in Sec. ls of. Act No. 1Ol OF the extra
session of 1877.
Courthouse, Monroe, September 4th to
1lth inclusive.
farmers Schoolhouse, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th. 49,
Brannon's store, Friday, September 18th.
Near Logwood place, Saturday, Septem-
Der 18th.
Union Church, Monday, September 10Th.
Locharbor, Tuesday, September 18th.
Colony Schoolhouse, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th. sac
{ Logtown, Thursday, September 10th.
Cuba, Friday, September Goth.
Trenton, Saturday, September 2lst.
louisville. Monday, September Esd.
Cadeville. Tuesday, September oath.
Mt. Vernon, Wednesday September 25th.
Pine Grove, Thursday, September 10Th.
Courthouse. Monroe, from Saturday, Sep
tember 2Sth to October 3Oth Inclusive
when the Registration books will be
closed for the purpose of preparing the
Poll lists for commissioners of election.
Respectfully,
TIP. SHELTON, Registrar.
Monroe, La, August 20, 1873. lit
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Democratic Executive Committee of the
Fifth Congressional District.

MONROE, La, August 20, 1878.
In obedience to the resolution of the
Democratic-Co conservative Convention of tho
Fifth Congressional District. appoint as
members of the Executive Congressional
Committee the following named gentlemen.
The central committee of three will be
hereafter appointed.
s. d. McEnery, Ouachita, Chairman; A.
]. Bowden, Franklin T. G. Sachse, Tensas !;
John B. Stone, Madison; Wade II. Young,
Concoriia; II. r.. Lott, West Carroll Emile
Girod, Caldwell w. T. Miller, Catahoula /;
w. p. Smith, Union D. I. Norwood, More
house; S. r. Colvin, Lincoln: e. Il. Kidd,
Jackson; H. G. Mitchell, Claiborne; A. f.
Evens, Richland.
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CHERRIES SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
John p. Parker

Mrs. Mary G. Adams.
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
issued from the Honorable Fourteenth
District Court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, / have seized and will offer
for sale at the door of tho Court House in
the city of Monroe, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on iatf
Saturday, September z, 1878,
the following described property, to-wit !:
A certain lot of ground in tho city OF
Monroe, in square number seventeen in
Stephens, Springer's and Hubbard's addi-
ton, commencing at the cornor of Wash
ington and Third streets thence running
along Third street one hundred and twenty
five feet, moro or less, to line of lot sold to
Mrs. Julia Strother; thence along the line
of said lot in an eastcrly direction one hum
dred and eighty-five feet, moro less /;
thence parallel with Third street to corner
of lot owned by estate of Charles Delery /;
thence at right angle-with the line last
described westerly forty feet, moro or less I;
thence in n line parallel with Third street
and on the division line of said Delery lot
and in a southerly direction one hundred
and twenty-five feet to Washington street
to the place of beginning-wfth all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized the property of Mrs. Mary G.
Adams, and VIII be sold to satisfy said writ
of seizure and sale and costs.
Terms of sale, on twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved
St t. p RICHARDSON. Sheriff