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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05
Nil Desperandum.

remember, 1t was a calm, tho somewhat
sultry evening in the month of Nav. when 7
first became acquainted with Mary Il. She
was a charming, beautiful girl of SIXTEEN
Her eyes, bluer by far than the ceruIean of
heavens ether, reflected the light of a bosom
full of love.
Ajoyous smile played over her features
and called up the reflection, how pure must
that heart be, whose bosom has never bar-
bored deceit, and that has never been scared
by the cold heartedness of this world.
Sitting beside her was a youth of uncom-
mon beauty. His high arched brow, told of
an intellect far-reaching, and a mind of un
common ability. 1t was James Carrincton.
That the beauteous girl loved him, was
plain to be seen by the sweet smile resting
upon her features, as lifting her eyes to his.
and placing her tiny hand in his warm grasp.
she exclaimed
Oh! James, why are you so sad? Whv
does sorrow find its resting place in a heart
SO noble? Why like a restless ocean heayes
thy bosom with this hidden grief? Cheer
up, and let not this weight rest upon your
spirit. Cheer up, James-you know not how
1t grleVes me to see you thus cast down and
pale. X X X
Again we see them seated together as man
ana wife. 1t is a cool, damp evening in Sep
TENDER. No moon, no stars-but the sky is
clothed In a drapery of leaden hued clouds
listen to his sad lament!
Oh! wife-Oh. Mary-how the signing of
the blast without, seems to sing a sad dirge
over my aspiring hopes. / NAV never reach
that point to which my desire leads me. AT
ter all my struggles, my name will be for
gotten, when my form is laid beneath the
elod, while others more lucky, will have
Anelrshandeddown to succeeding generations.
James, re1ect-do not murmur, but let vour
wife comfort you. If God wills that you live in
obscurlty, then be content: One there is who
loves you-one VIII appreciates, and who will
never forsake. Put up your books for the
night, and give Mary your COMPANY. NV
husband.
James arose and placed his books in their
accustomed places with a sigh, and gazing
IN the face of his wife, he could not resist
the temptation Of clasp;ng her to his bosom
and weeping tears Of despair and regret. y \
Years have past since these scenes were
enacted, and James and Mary both sleen in
the graves silence.
All, yes Il know what the natural suo-
gestlon OF your mind is, my inquisitive friend.
You would learn if James sleeps in the c;tv
OF the silent, "unwept, unhonored and M
sung"
Sacred to the memory Of
JAMES ~CARRINGToN."
Is the inscription upon a mausoleum Of nm
common beauty, taste and skill in Greon
Mount Cemetery, and it is placed there he hi
many ardent admirers.
And now, turn the lids of that beautiful
volume which lies closed on your centre table
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05
Character of Iio,lel.

we have always conten bat .quorsel-
ierS were very bad men. hars always
thought, that he who III lightened day
can put the cup to his boris lin Co
filthy ~lucre's sake mnstvoid Of all that
constitutes man a nobh. Are we NOS
correct? We occa<;o, though not fire.
quently, hear a man of as a 'respec-
table rumseller. = a. a thing We're pcs
sible. We do NOT ben such respectable
lty. For the past 81 We have not seen
the rumseller who ylk would ever eta'n
to be respectable. man Of them feels
a sense Of his degon, SO long as he Is
engaged in the pss. They feel that
there is an a~lmostassable gulf between
them and all mr. moral, christian men.
And well they Yes, well they may.
a business wb;cgrades man, and makes
him lower than 5easts Of the feld-a bu-
slness which fir prisons, jails, and aims
houses, with rIling victims; a business
which laughs grows fat upon the tears
and groans otows and orphans; a busi-
ness which 9oys not the body only, but
the soul, andts men out Of the kingdom
OF Heaven this, forsooth, respectable!
Away, awa,th such a monstrous doctrine
bit only to Entertained by men who derive
their ideas morality and respectable!
from alowworld, Never should we forge
the awfubrmity of the wicked business
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05

TWELVE SERMONS, by Charles F. D,
d. D."-The Author has laid ON cur
a neat copy of a volume bearing the :,
title. The very high reputation which
u. has won as a faithful, forcible. elo
Pulpit laborer, will cause the reader 10
something very superior in perusin
thing from his pen +; and by a critical
lnation of this work, his ~expectatio
not be disappointed. There is in II,
mons an exalted simplicity. a fervi,
and a beauty of language, that CO.
to charm and elevate the heart. Ek
will doubtless have a large saIeff ut
OF the State among the thousane sers
OF its distinguished Author, annolose-
can appreciate a series cerrs SO
well calculated to advance &c Of
Ohrlst. We especially cdn,i 10 the
young, Of both sexes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05

N The Farmers Of the country are ro.-
ing a golden harvest, in the prices receira,
for all kinds of Provisions. The mn
crops, of all kinds, made the past suun,r
does not seem to effect the prices but egs,,
thing Is almost as high as in times Of farm
In North Carolina thrift and prosperity
aoroad with cheeks standing out with fa,nrs,
Emigration from our borders is entirely q,
rested, and the tide sets in the other Wv
many are returning, who had left our goa,
Old State, satisfied /" there is no hetter lam,
that the sun ever shone on" Health an.
contentment presides in all cur borders. III
steam car is opening up every dav ncw f
ciltles for thrift and enterprise and at h
close of the year 1855, North Carolina stan,
forth n ofthe @freest, most prosperous Stat
III our glorious confederacy. Let the Vol
OF thanksgiving be heard every where. to t
Supreme Ruler, for His munifcent Pro
dence; and theprayer Of humility and or,
tude invoke a continuance Of Gods LInss:.
and favor to cur beloved land.
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Spirit of tge 9ge; 8uleigk, mortb-G ~prnlfnr

ana some OF the richest gems it contains, are
sclntllatlons from the pen of cur hero.
1oung man--are obstacles in your natb
along the road to fame? Exert your faculties
and never desnair.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05
For the Spirit Of the A

For the Spirit Of the Ace.
H'wassee Division, No. 81, located at Fort
IiemDree' Cherokee county, N. G. The
brothers and visitors of our Division met ~
the Methodist church, near the Shoot;na
Greek camp ground, on the Sd of Novemher
ana a procession was formed under the d;rec'
sion OF Bro. Andrew Barnard. marshal
Inc procession marched to the camn-gronna
where the Rev. Joseph Chambers, of ths
murphy Division, preached us an able and
eloquent sermon on the occasion. from 49,
18th ch., 18th verse. He very beant;fnIIs
set forth Temperance as an arm of .bo Huaigy
pei and contrasted the beauties of Tomno.
ance with the evils of intemperance pa
alluded in a very pleasant style to tho heno
nj that the cause of Temperance was I'LL
TO receive from the plan Of ADMITTING famaIas
as visitors. He exhorted the brefbran 70
perseVere and still prosecute their snit W y
Sons of Temperance, as the Order wo - as
stituted for good, that it was a beavon ~ L
ed institution, and if we are faithful 20 VI
trust we will not failto accomplish oresteud
lasting good, and receive our reward ~ ~. I
end. AT the close of the services the maI Tue
al formed the procession and wa mar aIsn,
back to the church, leaving, as we bnnn
good impression among those that did nor .
~ 70 j. 7. c..
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Gen. CarY's Annnin1mA

Lincoln county, as appointments
by the friends OF the cause, On The Tn ~ DC IA
Also in Rutherford, on the IItb. ID aEds,
Also In Henderson on the 18Th. Ian ana 81.
Also in Buneombe, ON the Igth. 2otI' ana lit
Also in Burke on the 23d, 9th. and aHl Z.
Also, in Lenoir, Caldwell county. H. In Dee.
Taylorsville, Dec. %.
New Institute, do 20 at night.
Statesviilc, DO 81. 1
ThirdCrcck. Rowan 2i Jar.
Mocksville. Ill ia.
Pennington, 5th.
Ci~emEonsyille, 9TH 40.
Salem, Oil ID.
The friends are expected to sen q
veyed from place to place. &i
Further appointments made in I'm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05

con nips[So on Superior : Court Joseph Villa.
M. ms eatner, and whose case was murder of
Tue supreme Court where n .aAen up to
Ggiusea, was brought before ~ trIal was
s"n.o.n ao[ ferson county at his la, superior
I pecemha TO be hung on Mondave term, and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05

Sssn n human heart is so constituted
1nat II reels a closer connection with thosa
W. Wno are nearest to ourselves in rank of life
w can ny Joyfully with open arms and omen
ne"f' 70 an equal, but not to a superior.
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D0lrqae +
A Positive Arrangement

Subscribers receiving their papers with
MARK, are thereby notified that j, RUSS
the receipt of the first number thus '''H
subscription years will expire; and mil Ael
within that time, the paper viii he dis. ''As"e.
This rule viii be infexibly adhered =, -""u'd-
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Ra> We have received several letter. /
KING for Gen. Cary's services :, -
portions of the State, but as his yi.;t tn,,e9
4 limited one, We are only authorized ~ mo
appointments for him in such directions !
he may instruct US. We wouIJ 10 nIaI |
CVUio visit every n~eighborhood IN Nort
a".ol.na' but ne says he must return HON,
~ d lew weeks, and can only go to such u
Us as may be in his route from the W.
portion of the State. "eS'eT
+o We add a few appointments 10 those ho.l
'0iCfe made and will make others sao, "e''
Gen. Cary has Won golden g on;rio soon.
ever ne has been and We have no d,,,E EH :!
efforts in those sections viii IN no u'"Dt ~
to the advancement Of the a,n. powerful!
Is to be regretted that hi. s#, And
cannot be procured for every s'.'''e'
But II his business Will nj aua-~a D'|'-
stay among us, neither he -, tla l'ISe'
Committee ought to be blamed hr -,''lr'
r"l 10 nave an opportunity to hear -. "'p
lhese remarks are made to save "a. " M
eeSsity of replying to several lct,or - ~, ,'} ne
received. VIZ nav
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05

Br supply of Rituals for the admis-
sion Of nies into our Order is exhausted
We wilbon have a new lot on hand, when
those hing ordered them will be suppilsa'
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To C0rresponden4c

nave given up the larger PORTION Of !
ill., ''lis Week in the hope Of disposingI
all the contributions on Land FIJI,
e.ou correspondents but we find sevs,
tb bo@uel cut, notwithstanding. We hi
'nose whose favors have been deferred |
nI' grow impatient, They shall all -
place as soon as it can be given.
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JAMES CARRINcTo~v

Is the inscription upon a mausoleum Of m
common beauty, taste and skill in Green
Mount Cemetry, and it is placed there bv his
many ardent admirers.
And now, turn the lids of that beautiful
volume which lies closed on your centre table
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The testimonial consists of a m.sn;e,

The testimonial consists of mspni6.
cent silver salver, of unusually large di.
mensions, massive in weight, and almost
elaborately chased. This salyer is oval
IN form, y inches long inside the handles,
and about SO inches outside. 1t weighs
5ls ounces. The embellishments xnd de-
signs are entirely in the border, which is
four inches IN its greatest width, the GEN.
tire being left plain to receive the inscrip.
ton. The opposite centres of the bor-
der midway between the handles, are oc-
cupled by the coat-of-arms ofthe United
States and Of Rhode Island, in bold ro-
lief-the former supported upon a clus-
ter Of flags of the United States, and the
Latter surrounded by wreath of palm
leaves. The handles, which are large.
and composed of scroll and shell work.
are SO arranged as to form a portion Of
the border, By which means the awkward
appearance Of detached pieces is avoided.
Immediately beneath, or inside of each
handle, is large eagle, in bold relief. At
the quarters, midway between the hsn-
dies and the coats of-arms, are four com.
partments, formed by the arrangement, of
the scroll work, containing clusters of
fruit from all countries. The olive branch.
bearing fruit, is entwined among the
scroll work. The handles, though yery
large, do not have that appearance, ow-
ing to the great width Of the border, and
the manner in which they are connected.
This salver was designed, modelled and
made In every particular in the establish.
ment OF MeSsrs. Gorham i Co., and there
Is no doubt it has the heaviest border ey-
er manufactured in this country. Itwas
designed and modelled BY Mr.. VIM. Clark,
who is in the employment of the man.
ufacturers. The centre was engraved bv
u. W. Babcock. The case, which is of
beautiful workmanship, is of solid rose
wood, In the form of the salyer, and
mounted with heavy plated trimmings.
This was made by MeSsrs. VIM. c.. Mil
lard aud Co., William street, and up-
holstered by B. A. Norton, Westminster
street. We may confidently pronounce
the whole one of the most exouisitelv
beautiful pieces of silver work ever exc
cuted IN the United States, rejecting
great credit on the taste and skill of the
hrm by which 1t was designed and ex-
ecuted.
The following is the inscription:
Presented to Commodore MATHEW
CALBRAITH PERRY, in the name Of the
people OF the State Of Rhode Island. bv
their General Assembly, in testimony Of
their appreciation Of his services to his
country in negotiating treaty of anity
and commerce with Japan, and in ac-
knowledgement of the honor he has &C -
terred upon his native State, maintaining
the renOwn of the name be bears, and ad.
ding to the triumphs Of his profession
hose OF humanity and peace. February
%, 1856"
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Dr.. L. B. IVRTGHT,g
TASTELESS LIQUID CATHARTIC. ,

OR, FAMILY PHYSIC.
THIS is the BEST. CHEAPEST. and MOST Eff
4 EIClENT CATHARTIC EVER OFFERED
TO TEE PUBLIC.
II Is IsTASTELESS, Ghereby avoiding the naus ca
ting effect of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Sc.,) and poducinc
no gripping or other painful effects Unlike an ON
er pu1saiVcS u searehes To the bottom of the dis
ease, thoroughly cleanseS the stomach, aud leaves
the bowels entirely free from cosvcness
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Chll';Ien drink IL readily ard without forcing aud
No MGOiCiNE Is MORE highly RECON-
mESDED by the MEDICAL FACULTY
Give Ii trial and then judge for yourselves
1t can be bad wholesale and retail at E. III. STA
BLER 81 cos Baltimore, or CHARLES STOTT
& CO, Washington, ID. G.
DR. WRIGHT;S PRINCIPAL DEPOT aOo
Broadway, where the doctor .an be consulted daIiy
on diseases generally, from u to p. m, without
charge je l3-6m
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sy JAS. c. MCGUIRE, auo.,on.er,,

VALUABLE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND
' at Auction On FRIDAY afternoon, June .2d
at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lots Nos
l, 2, 3, o, l3, IA, Is, and l6, in Square No. l59
fronting respectively on Rhode Island avenue, l7h
and NOrlh " streets
me whOle forms half square, containing ll9,-
cOo square feet and Is one of the elevated sit
uatons IN the city, AZ short distance FROM and in
full view Of, the Public Buildings.
Terms at the sale.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ie 9-eoGds Auctioneor
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Auction Sales.
BY GREEN d SCOTT. Austione.ra,


rsNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
= Auction On FRIDAY, the 29th June 1855, /
snail sell in front of the premises 81 O'Clock p
IN by virtue OF deed Of trust from Henry W. Ham
ton to the subscriber bearing date the sixth day of
febfuary, 1855, and filed for record 18th February
leo5 all That piece or parcel of ground in the CITY
OF Washington, in the District of Columbia, known
as Lot No. III, in Square No. 499, together with the
improvements, which are good two story Brick
House, sc.
The above described property fronts on 9th street
west AZ rect, between and K streets south, run
nlng back to 30 feet alley, containing 200 square
feet
Terms: One fourth cash; the balances in g. 10 and
lS months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
'ered Payments bearing interest from day of sale.
deed given and a. deed of trust taken
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trus,es,
GREEN s. SCOTT,
AuctOneers.
And ut o'clock, same evening, we
shall sell good Paint Shop, situated on 9Th street
iIninedia ely opposite Island Hall.
Terms cash. GREEN g. SCOTT
Je '-eoads AuctOneefs
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Die MIC BASKETS.--Iust orened variety OF
i Pic Mic, Travelling, Card, Office, Work, School
and Toy Baskets.
Also, lot Of Fresh PerfGmery, from Apollcs, St
Harrison and Jules Hanel, Philadelphia. Combs,
Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting Cards, Card
Cases, Porte MoDnaie;, Jet GOois, Pocket Cutlery,
Cages, Music, Musical Instruments, Stationery, &c
Joan +. ELLIS,
306 Pa. ay., bet sth and 10th sts.
ieS S-u
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BY J. c. MoGUIRX, AustIone.r.

BY y. Q. EoGUlNG. AustioHesr.
D. UPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE, FRENCH
} Plate Mirrors. Sundry pieces of Handsome Fur
ntIre. Excellent Mich Cow, DC, at AuctiOn.--On
WEDNESDAY, June 27tn, al II O'Clock Nj | shall
sell, al the official residence of Commodore Pauld-
ing, Washington Navy Yard the folio "ing articles,
Three large and handsome French plate Mirrors, in
rich gilt frames
One Egyptian marble top rosewood Table, hand
sUmely carved
Ten Genoese Reception Chairs
Rosewood, crimson, plush covered Arm Chairs
Crimson and purple damask covered Rockers
iiIlt Chandeliers, with carcel Lamps
Mahogany Hall Stands, Arm dining Chairs
ALSO
fiGe family Carriage, butt TO order by Wood,
T0IDlinsOn u Co., New YOrK, cost 81 900
Lnameiied leather Carriage Cover sc
One very superior Mich Cow
Terms $50 and under cash over that amount a
credit OF sixty and ninety days for notes sa,islacto
nly endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
le I'D AuctOneer.
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BY J. c. meGUIRE, ,Aue,Ioneer

INRDSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IHPROV-
j ed Property in the First Wad.-On MONDAY
afternoon, June 25th, at O'Clock, in front of the
premises, hy virtue OF deed of trust duiy recorded
&C, The subscriber will sell that valuable piece of
properly situated al the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and 10 h streets The improvements con-
sIst Of large and COmmodiOus three story brick
dwelling house, with coach house, and O.her out
buildings.
Terms cash. w. a. MIX, Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
ie l6-d Auc,unoa,
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U Satire is sort of glass wherein
the beholder sees eyerybody's face but
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ie 9-eoGds
BY Jas. G. 0cGUIRE, Auctlonser,


THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE improved
~ zeal Estate a. q Mark Garden By virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court Of the Iitiict Of Co.
unbia for Washington county, made in the csuse
wherein mary Hoffman, dmlniatratTix aud heir al
law OF Thomas Moore, deceased is COZ pIainaDt
and Hannah Moore, and James Moore, and Laura
Ann Moore his vie, heirs at law of said Thomas
Moore, deceased, are defendants, No. 067 in chan
Gerry, tne SUBSCRIBER trustee appointed by said de-
cree, VIII sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the
lOth "ay of July, 1875, at O'Clock p. IN , on the
premises. the whole of square No. BOB i'm the city
OF Washington, fronting 80 fee on each of lth and
lz!h streets west, aud 202 feet inches on each of
V ant w streets ith, and containing about 81 672
square feet of ground, with buildings improvements
and appurtenances, which consist OF a well and
Sups antally built twO-stoTy brick dwelling house
and frame stable, &C.
The above property is eigibly situated and randi
iy enhancing in value, and has been occupied and
cultivated as a market garden for many years is in
an excellent condition for that purpose ana with
IN very short distance of either of the CITY mar
ketS, and offers 10 persons desifOus of obtaining
valuable market garden or making an investment,
rare opportunity.
1he terms OF sale, as prescribed by the said de-
ciee, will be one fourth of the purchase money TO
be pHld IN cash, and the balance in 6, l2, lS and "a
months, 10 be seculed by the purchasers note.
bearing interest from the day of the SALE with seen.
fijy to be approved by the trustee. Upon The full
payment OF the purchase money and interest and
the ratification of the sale by the Court the trustee
will convey the properly 20 the purchaser in fee.
IL tie terms OF sale are not complied with i'm Fix
days alter the sale the property will be rcsOd al the
risk and expense OF the purchaser, upon one weeks
notice.
All eOnveyaDcipg at expense nf purchaser.
CHAS. ). WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
l0-H0Hn9
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| LII sTuAaGEHS

4 LII sTItA xGknS
n visiting the City should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the CufioSitiss Of the Patent Office. Also, his
Description OF POweIl's Great Picture.
HuNTER Is 10 be seen at 466 Ninth street.
may 3l-3ms
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by j. c. Mcguire. Austfon.er.

By j. G. MCGUIRE. .AustfOnaer.
VEEY DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AT
7 Public AuctiOn.-On TUESDAY afternoon,
June .6, at 81 O'clock, Oh the premises, shall
sell part OF Lot No. B. Square No. 42i situated at
the corner of 9Th street west and NJ street. north,
with the improvements, consisting of a substantial
aud well-hnished two story back building contain
Ing in all two large airy parors, dining room, and
kitchen on the fret floor and six lood chambers
shove, together with stable and wood shed at the
rear of the lot.
This property is delightfully."- situated in one of the
nost pleasant aGd healthy parts of the city lO pr
sate residence row of shade trees surrounds the
5niiding, pump of exc lien: water is near by aud
many other advantages, rendering il a very desra-
ole residence.
Terms: One-ihird cash; the residue in 6, la, le,
and "a months, with interest, secured by a dead of
trust on the premises.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Je 10 AuctiOneer.
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Ry GREEN 81 SCOTT. Auotioneers.

Sy GREEN g. SCOTT, Auetioneers
HANDSOME TWO STORY AND ATTIC
IL Brick House and Lot on the moth side of X
street north, next To the corner of zGth street west
at Auctoa.-On TUESDAY, the 96ih instant, we
sail Sell, at O'Clock p m IN front Of the premi
.es, The above described property, being Lot No
IN Square No. 4, having front north street OF
80 feet, running back equal width ll0 ice, Ii iD;
the house contains niue good and conveniently ar
ranged rO0ms and kitchen.
The above described property is handsomely 10
Gated little west, and in the Immediate vicinity or
the Circle.
Title indisputable,
Terms One sigh cash balance in | g 3. 4 and
years the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day of sale,
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN b SCOTT,
je2G-i Aucdoneers,
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hy GREEN d SCOTT, ,Austtonesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
Y l. street, between 18th and 5h streets west st
Auction On MONDAY, the a5ih instant, we shall
cell, IN front OF the premises, at p. m, Lot No a.
IN Square No. SIS, having front on north l., betx
ih and 5Ih streets west, of 60 feet running back to
a 30 feet alley.
The above described property is handsomely 10
Gated III rapidly improving part of the city.
Tule indisputabIe.
Terms: One-thiri cash residue in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest.
deed given and u deed of trust taken.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
jc I'D AuctiOneers.