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Dry Analgamatsen.
The plan of dispensing with the Use of water in effecting the

the Use of water in effecting the amalgaRaation of quicksilver with the preci nHS metals, appears to be growing in faver with our mill men and practical metallurgiSts. Ever since the attention of the mining public began to be strong Iy called to the advantages Of this method through the partial introduction of tlre: Paal process for crushing and amalgamating the ores of gold and silver wholly dry, it has been gradually working its way into a large use. That this shOwld have been the case is not surprising. When we con- sider the percentage of loss that attends humid amalgamation, it seems strange that the dry plan has made so little progress, it's superiority having been so clearly proven through the many success full trials of the Paul invention.
 From Mark Silver, a young
 man who has had a good deal of experience in milling ores. we learn that one Of the Paul crush CTS, supplemented by a novel method of amalgamation, has been employed for the past six months with gratifying results in the mill of Chas. D. Smyth, at Murphy's Camp, Calaveras county. The ore here, after being pulverized and frightened in the manner peculiar to the Paul ma- chine, is sdusted on a appropriated mercury-coated cylinder which
 revolves in a dust proof chamber. The instant the gold so frightened touches the quicksilver it is ta. ken up even to the finest atom, while the base metals and all other refuse matter are rejected and thrown into the stream below none of these latter during their brief contact being able to attach themselves to the surface of the revolving cylinder. For the pur- pose of cleaning up, lathe rig ged with hard piece of rubber IS brought to bear against the
 cylinder while in motion, rellev-
 ing 1t etfectually and so readily of the amalgam that a delay oi
 i've minutes SufficeS for cleaning
 upthe mill. With the aid of these appliances gold-bearing quartz has been worked in large qualitl- ties with much greater closeness than 1t is possible to do with arastras; aud so manifest are the
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Goods sold at greatly reduced rates. Highest prices paid for all Arizona
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Ali tnerrbsndise eohsignsd to lily | will receive careful handling and be
 watded with dispatch and by experieil freighters, at lowest market rates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
TOpOI0vampO Bay.

l UetuS tIllS dI tlClS3 lb i'> lHhoOSh'
 enough, it represents a bay on
 the pacific, which, when tile iron
 horse reaches it via Austin, Texas
 will throw the splendid harbOr in in the Bay of San Francisco into the shade.
 This bay is to Sonora and Chi huahua what the Bay of San Fran cisco is to the Silver State of the Sierras.
 Sonora and Chihuahua, the most salubrious of any of the states of Mexico, are wonderfully rich in precious metals. If the product of our western states could be transferred to those Mexican states, and exchange for the pre- l.cjous metals waiting such ex- change, Mexico would not send, as new, $3O, ,OO0 in coin annu- ally to England in exchange for the very things we raise or man. ufacture. England practically monopolizes a trade of marry millions that properly belongs tc the United States. I know of one company that purchased expensive machinery in Chicago and transported it with OK teams 700 miles from San Antonio to Parrall, Chihuahua. A railroad reaching out toward that rich mineral region would accelerate mining operations, make a great outlet for mining machinery, and open up to this great country another channel hitherto unOccu- pied, and in the direct line of the grand old Monroe doctrine as to this continent.
 Do our shrewd businessmen realize the astounding fact that frein official sources in Mexico, scratched only on the surface, without any machinery except their little awastra and adobe fur. nace, from the conquest up to 1886, two and one half billions of precious metals have been actu- ally mined in that sparsely settled country? Give te northern Mex leo a railroad and our improve d methods of mining, and the Uni ted States will speedily lead the ciqilized world in wealth and splenuor.
 No improvement in this land will produce such rapid and satisfactory results. No enterprise can our government encourage that will bring such rapid returns. A highway to the South Pacific will give Us, in exchange for our machinery and products, coffee, sugar, tropical fruits, precious metals, and reach out into a cOun- try where at one time in its his tory iron was nearly as expensive as silver,-where to-day many of the blows are wood, and mines are worked by rude wooden lad ders, up which for hundreds Of feet laborers carry the ore in sacks fastened to their shoulders or strapped across the forehead. If with such mining, billions of money are produced, what would be the result of an American railroad pushing out, our Rocky Mountain prOspectors and our improved machinery followed up in quick succession by our business enterprise and capitalo It is marvellous to investigate the possibilities that open before us in the wonderful future that lies before this country, if it can se- cure to itself the advantages that wait on every hand intelligent development. Congress has
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NHouO III tllc ulSLTICG IIclitlUIleU.
 The miners in the neighbofhood are bfinging in their ores freely
 to MT. Smyth's mill to have them reduced by the new method;
 peferring to pay from six to seven dollars per ton to have them so treated rather than crush
 them free of charge in their own arastras, or pay even so much as two or three dollars per ton for having them worked in the old style quartz mills: The ores here being usually of good grade they can we'll afford to pay this difference, as Mir. Smyth returns them fully 30 per cent. more gold then they can get having their ores treated by any other process. From some lots of ore reduced at this mill highly satisfactory returns were obtained, though they were so base that they could not be worked with any profit where amalgamatson with water was practiced.
 This experiment, has created a demand for .20.stamp custom mili ct this nearly defunct camp, and so much new life has this improved prospect infused into the miners that there will proba- bly, be as much as forty or fifty additional stamps required there within the next six months. The cost of out-fitting ana running this is not greater than of the old style Inills-indeed, we suppose 1t Is somewhat less.
 Almarin 5. Paul, the origina- tor of the process that bears his name, has well explained in his pamphlet descriptive of the same the advantages of amalgamation by the dry method as well as the greater cheapness of the machin- cry employed in its practice, which latter he argues commends strongly his plan where economy in preliminary expenditure be comes a controlling consideration. That mercury when performing this office of gathering up and holding the precious metals should be used without the intervention of water would be inferred ire spective of results reached in practice. The disposition that exists between these several me- tals to unite being due to affinity or attraction, that the interposi- tion of a bad conductor like water should tend to weaken that power tansds to reason. Overman, a high authority in chemical and metallurgical science, remarks on this point as follows: All metals appear to have a tendency to float in water, when in fine particles, some more than others. This is caused by particle of gas -either air or water gas-adher- ing to the particles of metals, which causes them to float. Pre- cious metals appear to possess more of this quality than others"
 Taking up the hint contained | in the above extract, Mr. Paul 1 enlarges upon it in substance l as follows: Water adheres tena- ciously to whatever it touches. | Through its use in amalgamating we put in the first place a jacket 1 of water about every atom of mercury and gold and silver, whereby their metallic surfaces are kept from actual contact, and then proceed to agitate and grind them with a view to destroying this covering and comnall;no o |
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New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, SC sc -,

&c, &c, &c,
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, by Rev
Phillips Brooks, Rector Of Trinity Church. Bcs
ton price 5 ..
TIE Poems; OF FRANK o. TlCKN0R,
MD, with an introduction By Faui ii. Hagne;
81 81.
IN THE ESCHILLlNGSCOURT romance
from the German Of y. Marlitt, transIatsi bJ
Mrs A. j. Wister; 81 90.
Mr. PHILLIPS GOVEEN EHS, hY :ha
"Danhury Nows" Msn; Zoe.
a TIGHT SQUEEIE; &c
VIVA, By Mrs. FORESTER; i0,.
TIE GKhCCHI, MAEiUS and 81 Lila &;
81 90.
SAMUEL JOHNSON. hy Leslie Stephens
IS cents.
Just received = luIl stock Of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper thsn evcr; Ledgers, Flank Books,
Journsls--cap, deny ard medium. Aenluraa-
dunn and Psss Books, ell sizes.
NEW BOOKS dsiIy.
OCT GEO. Z. FRENCH.
MILLINERY! 4 MILILNEEy!-My fall
I'VE styles are now ready. in Straw, Felt and
rlush also iul !iho Of Ve!vats, Satin snd
Silks; Ii dozen Felt Hsts Ut 7rc esch IT
FERGUSON Sc BROS.
oct 3 % King street.
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Ey Green & Wise, Auctioneers.

! luM ihSiOHB!iS' SALE CT VAhUA.
~ Bis REhi PkOPEETT--By virtue O?
decree a. The Corporation Court for tho city OF
alexandria, Va. renders! So its Juno torn,
l3Ta, III TIC suit Cf allen and others w. hc-
Weigh, The unG"raiGnni commissioners thsran
namtd viii 2o'l by public suction. on I'll u Rs
i!A :, tho !llh day cf december, 1879. st Il
o'clock Ea.. in trcnt o. The entrance 10 The Court
room. "A FaiTiaH street. in The city Of Aloxan-
dr!: Va the Following property. to w.t.
No, !. Tho lar2c snd valuable BRICK
DIV E:Ihi:;G and los OF GROUND, 9tusto
on thu = i. corner nf s., hsap'i aNd Cameron
at.etS.
10. :. ThG YauaO;o TWO STORY BRICK
~ Ehi>iNE ndjuinirg No on tho cast.
i:@ lois Ghova described 5Fo particularly wol
iuc&.at y: residences heing in The cenLrC of tho
c'ty a1'i convrniont - iaiIroads, boats, mar
lit &C. &c.
IcrHla Ct Sole 80 a,acb cash as will pay The
costs II Sr.t HUf SaIH, md th0 residue in ihrco
oVusi ins!hlniactG III /. :! ard :: years the nego.
%shlc nG:cs Of tho purchasers, with interest from
day "E se!o, to bO taken tor tha deferred pay
monte, and tho ti:n 10 ho retained unit! tic
whole ot the purchase money ia paid.
&. W. WNTTLhS, Gomm're.
II. 0. OlMUGHToN, J Of Sslo
T--nals
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Ey Green Is Wiaa, Aucs;oncors.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ AELE SMALL FARM CLOSE TO TIL {,
SUEU Et:3 or THE CiTY--By virtue Of a
decree OF tno Circuit Court for AlexGndrs
county, Virginia, rendered at its August term,
1869, III iho sHii Of Msry p, Lloyd, guardian,
rlsin.!j, vs. J. p. Iabb. Ct al, defendants, in
c!lanro7v, tho undorsiSned commissioner there
in a.nHd, will proceed, on THU URSDAY, tho
18th dhy Of December, 1879. et y o'clock. in
tfont ot tEa Mansion House Hotel, in the city OF
A:oxsndtje, Va. 70 sell by public auction, a
TRACT Or LAND, lying il Alexandria coun-
~. Va ahCRt one mile northwest of tho city,
coniHinlag sbout sixty scre3 of high land and
i"Cado" beautifully located AMI improved by
3 #EhM& y n%ELLiNG, Kitchen Sc. good
barn and stnbir5, orchard ol good fruit. cistorn
Hni! 5tIaam of water running through the p!sce.
.Wcn!i n>:>n C good dairy farm The land ed
joins iinTrar, Wolf AID others, and is bounded
On the southwest by tho old Leesburg road.
Forms: Ono teH,h Of tho purchase money to
bo rRid III cHah and foE tho residue tho bonds of
;he purchaser, with security, o. 6, Il and IS
mon.Es. 10 ba taken for tho do!c-rcd Eaymonis,
Wit! !naorsst from the day Of sale, and tho title
% DO rot&inad until they arc fully paid. Con
yoyaEcinG 81 Tho ccat OF too purchaser.
nov l92awts G. ~. WATThES, Comm'r.
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h.&Ta.ss.s&SaGs 1850.
j . i. CLlA.R .RKE
al TuE GID LOCAIiCN-15S KING ST.

AZ TuE GID LOCAT'iCN-156 KING ST,
Will exhibit veil assorted stock OF
WALL IAPEES. WINDOW SHADES,
COENiCE& CORD and TaSSEbS, FINE
PiCTUKES and tiCTUEE FRAMES from
tho best manufacturers and impoT!ors, Of tho
nowcai and most popular designs.
lin intends by faithful attention to tho wants
of his customers and fair doaiing 10 meri: a
Share OF their patronage. oct
EpISV5 CUEE FOR CONSUMPTION.-
a Il is now sCnno ten years since wo first in.
trodEced TO cur trade tho above valuable medi-
Gina, and it has met With Increasing favor during
sll thnt trro For all manner Of coughs sId
colds it has proved ltsefs certain, ssfa end pleas
ant specific. The proprietor in accordance with
the spirit cf tbs times, has enlarged the dollar
bottle To- twice its former size, and has recucod
Tho rJcn OF tho fifty cen! bottle TO twenty-five
cants We nro prepared to supply tho trsde 81
tho proprietors lowest wholesale rates.
JANNEY s. CO,
nOI& ~ and 145 King 81.
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OV.EI.TTHS,

Imported Closks and Dolmans, exclusive sty y!ns. .
Lace Curtains and NolLinghsIu LsCe.
Oricntel Table Covers, novel designs.
Llnon Table Covers, elegant qualities, with Mr.
kins 10 match.
Black Cloths and DoesGi1s md Novelties in
mems aad boys wear I'll Of our own impor-
tstIon, saving two intermediate profits, and
insuring noWest stylos
Our Dress Goods Department is rcpoto with
now and stylish goods, and wa furnish Trim
mings TO match.
Our assortment OF Carpets and Oil Cloths At
present is elegant and complete Lowest
prices guaranteed.
PRETXFkLDER s. CO.,
now lii King street.
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by u Megl 4 Lucas. huctio
i. " I o@s!cy cl A!s.
We. In chshccry.

We IN GhShccrY
lGa Lomn ct ais.
- VIRTUE 0fE decres OF tho Corporation
- Court oi tho city of A!cxAadria, rendered
81 it5 October t1r,, 1879. in tho above causo tho
nadGrsiGred, commissioners, will, or TUES
DAY, tho :5.h day of November, 1879, at II
O'Clock NJ. before tho entrsnce Of the Corpora
ton Court Houso Of Alexandria city, on Fairfax
street. 5all by public auction to tho highest bid
nor. that VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT OF
GHG u Il On tho wctt side OF St. Assph street,
bounded snd described rs follows: beginning
on tho west side OF ST. Assph street tgo hundred
and siXty..wo feet five inches south OF Gibbon
street. and running thence south with st. 4 ssph
street flt3nn foa: nigh. and ono halt inches :;
thence westerly SID pa.cl!el to Gibbon street
one hundred and twenty. three feel five inches :;
thence north paraiinl TO ~. bssph street fifteen
feet eight and one ha!f inches; thence with di-
rect limo Ia tho bu&lnNing
Terms On third Of Tho purchase money in
cnah the residue in thIoo cGssl payments, pay
sb!e respectively in six. twelve and eighteen
months from thu dsy Of sslu tho dcrurred pay
nl1n!a 10 be secured by the bonds Of the purchss-
or, with good personal security. with interest
from tbs day o sale. snd the title of tho property
to BIS rrtsinrh until tho whole purchase price is
psii. X. KEMrER,
John = CHAPMAN
0CL...,-ts Commissioners.
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G,SsN FISH GUANO. dhIFn
u lS PER TON OF 1850 LBS. - AO

an now prepared to furnish the above velu-
shle iertilizor st tho low price CT $50 per ton Of
2OGO lbs. delivered or cars or boats. 1t ia in lie
crude stste, and farmers in wan: had better or
der early, SO they csn prepare it for fall seeding.
There is nothing in this eusno but the pure Gsh
With the oil extracted (Which is said by all chem
ISIS 10 be no fertiizer.) I can refer TO those
sold it to lsst spring, most of whom hsvo slrcajy
ent in thai- orders for more to on their whest
aug il THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
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The undersigned desires to express his thanks
to his friends tor their pstroosgo to tho late firm
OF Wnl q. johnson & Co, and ho hopes that
they will continue tho samo TO M JOHN z.
HAMHOND, who will continue the business
Tor himself under the same name and at tho same
place. W. A. JQHASON.
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FARMING UTENSILS,
On MONDAY. November q, 1879.
l vii! oiIor al public auction, on Monday,
nov. 2ith, instant, AZ 10 o'clock 5. H., al the
farm Of Mrs. Edward DsingerGeld, situated
about throe t:i) mIos from Alexandra and one
% mile from the Fsirfsx Theological Semin ary
lane, on tho Alexandria and Leesburg turnpike,
as toiow5: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STOCK and FARMIWG UTENSILS.
nov l1-lw J. L. ROACH.
{ {OMMlSSIO NERS;' GALEOF LANDIN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY, NRkR MOURT
V EkNnN-By virtue Of the DEGREES Of tho Cir
cult Court Of Fsirfsx county, pronounced st its
The SUIT of John siaElio against Jss. s. Msrders
and others, wo shall, at II III. on MONDAY,
Inc 10Th day Of DeceUbcr ensuing (cturt day.
N lroAt of the Court House &C ssid county, cell
~ pablo suction, 20 tho highest bidder, thst
TRACT OF LAND whcroon tho said James s.
M"fdeTs ST present ro:ides, situated on Pohich
broeE, and containing about lI6 acres, the exact
quantity To bo made known on tho day of sala
H. has Upon it u comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with the usual and necessary outbuild-
ln&s, good orchard, aud is very productive
farm.
Terms Of SAlo Ono hundred dollars cash, to
meet costs snd expenses Of sale, ard tho residue
IN thren equal annual payments, to bear interest
from the day OF sale, ami 10 be secured by the
notes OF THO purchaser, with good personal So
cur ~ and rctentlon of tillc until the last psy-
ncnt IS made.
This land VII hn started st tho upse. bid of
Si'.2' per sccn. II. w. THOMAS.
THOMAS MOORE,
nov Ia Elw Comm rs of Sale.
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orluA.

\ r orloA'
The phrine:ship heretofore carried on by W.
A. johnson ana John Z. hammond. under the
irm namo and style Of w 4. JOHNSON s.
CO., in Alexandria, Va, has ths day boeu dis
aolved by muLusl consent, and both of tho un-
deraigned aro authorized TO receivc payment Of
sil dobta owing to tho said partnership and sign
in settlement.
Dated this 18th dry CT October, 1879.
W. Il. dOHESOE,
JMO. L, HAatMOND.
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&ECEEGM SALES.

BY ONeGl s. Lucas. AuctioIecrs.
pUBLIC SALE
ID OF
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ffssY 6iSDsSE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
- Saturday, Nov. Is, 1e79
EID GLOTES-We have received to-day
solendid l!no Of Black and Cclorcd Kid Gloves,
in two snd tbrno Eutton7. Wo warrant escE
pair, snd will take back or exchange any glove
not perfect and strong.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
Il. b. ho0MRS. No I'D King street.
Eovl5 Alexandria, VIZ.
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ThaundersignGd will on,nuotheGEOCERY,
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BESiNESS,
under tho firm name Of w. 4, JOHNSDN g
CO., at the same place. ard no snlicite tho pat.
ronage of the friends Of tho late Ern of Vim A.
johnson s Co., and tho public generally.
OCT 70 JNO. Z. HAMMOND
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JAMES T. UARLIN & sOEs, G& King st.,
~ hlexsndra, vs.. could invite tho attention
Of ccuntry merchants and o!hers TO their fall
and cGmpete stock or HARDWARE, CUT
LEEi, Fire Iron, Stosl Nails Horso Shoes,
&c, which they offer 81 loves. market rs:ca.
BREECH-LGADING GUNE-Uppn to-day
81: assortment of Guns, A. ". &. Shells, I.oac.
!ug Implements, Belts &c. at lowest cash rates.
JAS. +. CARLItj u CONS.
sept3 I;2 King a.ya.,
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FOE BAE.E Or ssE&E

TISOE SALE-A FAMIJ.Y CARRIAGE, in
= Eoci ropsir, four ses.5 insido ans! .ao cut.
Can be seen at Summer:' coach factory, whero
II VIII 90 soid ehnap. nov l5-lw
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JSEAOLD FUBNlTuKE, STOCK AND
FARMING UTENSILS,
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On MONDAY, November 2l, 1879.
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+ AIDES AND CHI;DHEM'S MEHINO
Rj Vk5'i% i:ai rANTTj, 81! aizes sni Ganli-
tias ot =. g. SiSKEEr!.
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FANCY SissdsahSv

III 0%tGRY. GLOVES, Harlko7chiefs, Col
- lars aNi Guif, in groaj variety, st
Z. .. EEHRY s.
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EHAAN RHEUMATIC REMEDY cures
NJ rheumatism in all Of lis forms: whether
acuto or chronic; muscular, srliculsr or scisiic.
Wo rccommond this preparation So heing the
eest remedy for rheumatism VIC have eyer known,
soIno OF its cures indeed. being almost mi5scu.
lous Numerous references can be furnished
including some of our most prominent towns
people, oil Of whom speak Q flhe remedy ia the
highest terms.
now LIJNT S DAyIESOE
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Germantown Wool, Zephyr Worated, Shot-
land Floss and German Woocn Yarns. AS
usual, our stock is complete.
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Hosiery Of every size. in English, French,
German and Domestic; over so new and b0aUti.
full patterns for tho present seasor,
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EjtA!4L AND NvlETKR OPENING.

=
Ladies, Gorts', Misses, Boys' and ;nlnuts'
Morno Underwear Q !nrse S. OK 10 soioct
frc;n prices from &c Lp IS each.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad.
vertisers.
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Ey virtue cf 2 deed Of trust from James Wind
For, dated the 18th day Of December, 1873, ro.'
corded in lihcr No. 4, page 49,. in tho Clerks
oiiee of the Corporation Court OF tho city Of
,AIoxsnlria, and Tor tho purposes therein mem
Aoncd, the undersigned will oller for salc ny
public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, tho third
me rr@mises, in Alcxandris, Va, tho iUT OF
hkouND, in tho said city. situated on tho
:oU.h side OF Duke street between Water street
now LHe streeO snd Uuicn atroet, beginniTg on
i'u%o street ST The wostnost corner Of lot No. Is
IN me original plan CT the said city, and running
south with line Of said lot IS feet more or iess,
70 an feet alley; thence with ssid slley cast
lL@onty feet; tEonco with line parallel with Tho
"ist line 10 Duko street; thence with Duke street
10 The beginning, with the tMPROVEM ENTS,
"syi, alleys and sppurtenances thoreto belong
lhg. Terms OF ssio-cash.
nov 3-eotd JAMES EHNIS, Trustee