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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-30

Fer Sale.
~ TX | Buggies. by
~ aprill6-H WHITE. SMITH g. BALDWIN
physicians Saddle Bags, do pocket cases. FOL
Il sale at [ml2l WIN. BALLS Drugstore.
If UsTARD-A superior article, for sale at
VI MORRIS Drug -storr
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nuINlNE--P Pure and fresh Just received ara iss
] W sale Ut 7. II. MORRIS drug store.
SHoT--Gt assorted sizes. pafeIt @ayiIg, ste, III
/ J sale al - NILE u Is Etrtr...sttLs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
LOVE SCENE.

Mr.. Popps paid his two hundred and six
ty-seventh visit to Miss Clarissa Cooler the
other evening. He found her in rocker,
alone in the parlor; stole his arm around
her alabaster neck, and slipped the nectar
of her cherry lips-a proceeding there was
not the least harm in, considering that they
had come to an agreement, and were gene
rally reported to be on the high road to ma
trimony The lady took it all quietly
even indifferently, to judge from the lassi-
tude of her attitude in the rocker, her lazy
use Of her fan, and her exclamation offs
thing between heigh no and ya-hum.
Common places were disposed of. Then
followed silence, broken only by MIR.
Popps slapping at the mosquitoes, and Miss
Clarissa flaming herself increasingly,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
DIR. JOHNSON'S PUDDING.

Last Summer [ made an excursion to
Scotland, with the intention of completing
nv series Of views, and went over the same
ground described by the learned tourists,
DR.. johnson and Boswell. [ am in the
habit of taking very long walks on these oc-
casions: and perceiving a storm threaten, L
made the best of my way to a small build
inc. | arrived in time at a neat little inn,
and was received by a respectable looking
man and his wife, who did all in their pow
er to make me comfortable After eating
some excellent fried mutton chops, and
drinking quart of ale, [ asked the land
lord to sit down and partake of bowl Of
whisky punch. I found him, as the Scotch
generally are, very intelligent, and full OF
anecdotes, Of which the following may serve
as specimen:
Sir" said the landlord, this inn was
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
MisffIIanfnua
MIGNONNE: THE PANTHER LOVER.
August, llM 1856.

During the enterprising expedition into
Upper Egypt, by Gen. Desaix. provincial
soldier fell into the power OF tribe OF Arabs,
called the Maugrabins, and was by them
carried into the desert, beyond the Cataract
of the Nile. In order to place safe dis
tance between themselves and the French
army, the Maugrabins made forced march,
and did not stop till night closed in. They
encamped around fountain. surrounded by
palm trees. Not supposing their prisoner
would attempt to escape, they contented
themselves with merely binding his hands;
and after having fed their horses, and made
their supper upon dates, they all Of them
slept soundly. AS soon as the French pri-
soner was convinced of this fact he began to
enaw the cords that bound him, and soon
regained the liberty of his hands. He seiz-
ed carbine, and took the precaution to pro-
vide himself with some dry dates, and lit
tie bag of grain, and armed with sclmitar,
started off in the direction of the French
army
In his eagerness to arrive at a place OF
safety, he urged the already wearied horse
until the generous animal fell down dead,
and he left his rider alone in the midst OF
the desert For long time the French
man walked on with the perseverance OF a
runaway slave, but he was at last obliged tc
stop. The day was finished notwithstand-
ing the beauty and freshness of Orienta
nj ghts, he did not feel strength enough tc
pursue his Journey Having reached a lit
tie cluster of palms, which had gladdeneo
his heart from distance, he laid his heac
upon stone and slept without taking any
precaution for his defence.
He was awakened by the pitiless rays o
the sun, which fell upon him with intolera
BILE fervor: for in his WEAKNESS he had re-
posed on the side opposite to the morning
shadows of the majestic palms. The pros
pect around filled him with despair Ii
every direction nothing met his eye but
wide ocean Of sand, sparkling and glancins
like dagger in the sunshine. The pur
brilliancy of the sky left the imagination
nothing to desire. Not a cloud obscured it
splendor, not a zephyr moved the surface o
the desert The earth and the heaven
seemed on fire; they met at the horizon il
line of light, as fine and glittering as th
edge of sword. There was a wild ant
awful majesty in the universal stiffness !
God, in all his infnity, seemed present t.
the soul
The desolate wanderer thought Of tn
fountains and roses of his own native prov
ince, and wept aloud He clasped the pain
as if it had been a living friend. He shout
ed to relieve the forgetfulness of utter soil
tude The wide wilderness sent back a shar
sound from the distance, but no echo wa
awakened The echo was in his heart
With melancholy steps he walked aroun
the eminence on which the palm trees grew
To his great JOY he discovered on the oppc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
4.luttru.
10 ~
For the Times.
TO A FRIEND.

TO A FRIEND.
How hard it is to find Friend,
In whom we always can depend;
Sometimes we think this Friend is got,
Till trial proves we have him not.
Many to serve some selfish ends,
Declare and VOW they are your Friends;
But soon as serving self is DER
Behold, they are your Friends no more
Others will act part more base,
Always be friendly to your face;
You turn your back-then they your name,
Expose to obloquy and shame.
Apparent friendship others show,
To find out all that you may know;
Your secrets thus are pumped out,
And then are handed all about.
Those who of others tell you much,
My counsel is beware of such;
Something to tell Of all they know,
AS freely they will speak of you.
A faithful Friend highly prize,
A treach'rous one do despise.
All in suspense, ask around,
Where can real Friend be found?
Whenever disposed Friend to trust
BE always sure to prove HIM first;
And when he's tried then treat HIM kind
A faithful Friend is hard to find.
Sxx***.
1Jruef I'LL 1875
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS,
E DIT o r AND PROP RIET o r :.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year. if paid within six months, $l.5O
6 ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Sl per square for two inser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21

FRENCH WAY OF MAKING CoFFEE.-Let
your coffee be dry, not in the least moldy
or damaged; divide the quantity that is to
be roasted into two parts; roast the first part
in coffee-roaster- handle must be con-
stantly turning until the coffee becomes of
dried almond color or bread raspings, and
has lost one-eighth of its weight; roast the
second part until it becomes the fine brown
color of chestnut, and has lost one-ifth of
it's weight; mix the two parts together, and
grind them in cofee-mill; do not roast or
make your coffee until the day it is wanted.
To two ounces of ground put four cups of
cold water, and then drain off this infusion
and put it aside put to the coffee which
remains in the biggin three cup of boiling
water, then drain it off and add it to that
which has been put on one side-by this
method you obtain three cups more; when
your coffee is wanted, heat it quickly in a
siver cof1ee-pot, taking care not to let 1t
boil that the perfume may not be lost by
undergoing any evaporation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-08-21

OYSTER BROTH. Those fond of oyster
broth, and being where the bivalves cannot
be obtained, may procure very respectable
substitute as follows: Pick into small bits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

$500 .Sg III
ber last his family are ssry unessy He seou, Y ssrs
blush eyes, teeth good Of the front hed
For Information To where he h the above reward will
be freely given. address r. j. Brown No 80 Rose
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FINE Ants.

EOtPIL co.
" rnisT rcnLisRrss go 30 ssoscwsy sew vces
rtrerty issued the foiuwg beautiful nezyossuss
he Cssi.,r-- 4" ee,n, oval, pl.o 81 coIored -
rRu ~ ~sasr "
= ne ta'' uroS w 80.
rs.tt,ssep frossier he prs-aye veduc,on- plain -
s.s.isv q eng ~ Ne grave Of he msstr
PLAN ~ cni.fsd ~
the Are line eugravnr
shroocine o. Christ. b. Bupont, sfer Delsrochs PLAIN %
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID two single gentlemen be accommodated with
pleasant rooms and board in strictly private family The
house Is first class pleasantly located and
WALL South Hamilton ferries References required.
Apply AZ Cheever place. between Harrison and Degraw
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

hANpaITAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION. sA BROAD
NI ~ Beeeker street Dividend notice -rhs
s fes 20 Institution have ordered dividend II the rate
o. M per eur Eve per cent per 70 be pah
al deposits the rules entitled thereto payable on and sh
the ot of January All dividends not called Tor WI
draw Interest the tsme as principal. W order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

OFFICIAL NOTICE SOME SMART INDIVIDUALS
y having been very busy in circulating In various places
report that the underlined wish sell out from place
Qhe suffolk House. 66 White street,, beg inform my
friends and the founders of said Fabrication especially
that such the Two three hence the
may be correct but at present Is a. unfounded as Y 4 mali
cous. w. HAMMOND.
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REWARDs.
&S REwARD-srs AYED FROG 10: a wALKss
|O street en- Mond mcrupg bisek and gray setter Aos;
ts above add viii sceiy s.id rswsrd ward ''''s Nm :
OK REwARD.-Losr, IN THe NEIaHBoRHooD or
%O Thompson and seecker sseets long hsired scotch
col redish yellow. No. 4 Depau row 49,
COX REwARD-AN NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FoR
%AO the return ola wolf robe, psd with druggst which
co1nei q Maiden lane and sser street Apply 70 James
M. mt smAn liquor stoTs g nssen
.:s
watch Sf n s. Fs. a2 .Isss s 20; r.r.
c6O REwARD-s-oLsN FROM THE RRsIDEsoE
SCU Of The underSgned l6o Railroad avenue Jersey CITY
gold fob cham. trumpet ma Ked Joha s. Bio IN
marked
sysr pour ssd Spoon silver ss spoo1 AL marked Bloom
wbi be paid on return John J. Bloomfield IL Cham
DCOU near Louisville Kentucky about the 18th ssptem-
Der ss bis fs%y Are 's,y unssss H s about nh ys
teeth seed e he font sns are s%
be freely given address r. j. Brown No % Rose street
6lUU q ,ss lin ocissss q n!Ie .ias. .car.s we're
oisn n cnsSnon nsms wnshre England TIE residence
EhDg VIII BE- paid to person who give Information
VIA eit 10 er recovery and all porsous warned
against puSchasiDg 6dm:--
Virgin and Chh. feet inches, by foo nches by Le
nardo da Viric
Landscape latsy cleaned, foot inches. BIZ foot
inches by 0aspar Poussin
LandsesOs lately cleaned. foot az inches by foo7K
vss,s "a sHs. Joseph ana E..sssa |. d. background
lie Raboteur Savior the Virgin Jose At his trade
Head Of ou- SAVIOR crowned with horns, oval foot
inches by foo. 81 r ches by Guido
The Nativity octagon, panel, foot OK inches byl
Sea plece-s calm The initials W " " marked ON H. and
the date 1851 foot "a inches BY fso inches by Wander
velde.
Int or Of Dutch Town. foot ~ inches By foot inch
Landscape viii Of rivol foot inches By feet
Ia In hes, by Gaspar Poussin.
The thief described being about Eve feet inches
d. CUNARD. Bowling Green.
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q every Z description.

EVOk TIN HOLIDAn.
WaicDeA-Ftuc gold and oliver wAtcheG-sAe lArUem
and se splendid asstmeut q watches In he clay
nound e the sub.cribera He has been In busnsrs Wa1
Breet Dor the last eighteen years aad selling dosoptD
q sold and silver Watches jewey and silver 4 nah
less teaa the usual prices.
Rsaufgl sod lspns waicAes four hole iswellsd.
Tnc gold hunting lopin four holes jow sod ....... =
Gold hunting EDGhah patent ............. g
Fine gold hunting deeshed levers fun jewelled
Sc ass g: sssf: go: :: Z g
Cold indepeodent second watches. for tmiAg
Gsd hunns Watches which run ci9ht day.. Is : Is
0old nagic wasshes, wAcAcAanxs into three ar.
f.ept watches. ID - -
0oId tpghsh patent levera full jcwellsd. Is - -
ssivor 9neurh petent hver. - =
Suver 0esochoo lovers null jowened. b =
1ms eoIo hunting ctse railway umeksepers... 100 - N
bayer icppes fSur holes tewebed ........ eN
~ y Tootaa Harrison, r. @. Beeseley r =. Cooper -
al other eeebsated makers, fbr sale very low.
AL watches warranted 70 keep time Wakches -
&owelfy oxchAnged Wstehes and jewelry repaired n
bes manner and ct much less tan he prizes Ooe
sent = an parA Of The United States and Canada ss Z
G60RGl Q. ALLEN. importer se watches and jsvarx.
yhoesae and retail, No II Wan street. secsad asor ne
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DpiIADElfHIA ApD READlNG ahLR0AD CON
many once ~ south Fourth street, pbiladeiphis Dec
hereby given that the transfer books OF t,e
sioct company vii be coed the N and re ope ed
r fgh day ri Jsnrsry Holders " &C. uacste ~hch
bsve hes sed from ce = her OF - rsn@f
particularly have than duiv regis
"a on be transfer books which hey have been ranrsr
nr,or Nv order the soard of Mana
rets neiLhsHNtf Se"ey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

rHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
the Governors Creek Steam Transportation and Mnns
Company of North Carolina viii be ksA At their once =
Philadelphia. on Tuesday. 9th January next
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ON nm HAVANA, DovEsTIC AND asRMAn
LVV.VVV rfgars. NJ ~ per cent below market rates
Cash puctasers will do wetc the The price.
range nom Nb Sm q. CHEEKS, II 9rpsfway.
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UANTEIs-n lazy WIN A SMALL CAPITAL, WE'LL
w recommended patarr email Rrsi cess no riding
tcrse - 80, 9Th name arc frsdence, T. ~, Union
sqrrfe post ufice.
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L,oR sALF--A SPLENDID NEW YEARS OFT FOR
~ lady sen eman. very valusbe eod repeater and
musical watch PLAYING several besu,ui ss Originally Inc
property Of Irish noblemann and Go nov In
The bar De q private Individual w be cold 40
Apply oMr WILLIAMS superintendent Of trinity Buiding
ia Broadway.
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JRWELkY AND DIAMONDS vERY Low.
he Uubsoriber. for The Lest sgsen YEAR n 49, =
Wall asee selling Ill dsscrpucns Of Ans 6oA Diaanal
nd oher knd, a Wholesale ~ rssAh ns
IAdies' beautiful Gold, Cameo Mosaic, Oaxbuno,s -
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Prizes amounting TO
100000 D O L L A X S!
VIII be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEMEl

1875 prizes, amounting TO. $20s,OoO
The Is 900 Prizes of 81 determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize If that number
should be odd number, then every odd number
ticket In the scheme will be entitled TO 49, If an even
number then every number ticket In the scheme
will be entitled to S. in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
one-half the cost Of the same, with chances of OBJ
tanning other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with O. g. A, 6, s. are even
all those ending with !, 8, S, z, 3 are odd.
EE Remember that every Prize is drawn. and
payable in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 81, 900 and under paid mmedi.
ately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded 10 purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets $lo--Halves $5-Quarters 90 so.
Prize Tickets cashsd or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Great Inducement To Clubs.
As onehalf Of the Tickets are guaranteed to draw
S. will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets
Todd and even numbers,) at the following rates:
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount qua
ranteed accrues TO the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets. 500
10 Half -. so
Z" 10 Quarter 49,. Is
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets, either to
s. SWAN &rCO,
Atlanta, Georgia
Or 8. SWAN,
july 24-d&wtf Montgomery, Alabama.
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Prizes amounting to
2O4 900 DOLL A R S!
viii be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
10000 Numbers-15,1 s5 Prizes I

1875 prizes, amounting to ........... $2o4,o 900
The $4,000 Prizes of IS are determined by the mum.
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize. If that number
should BE- an odd number then every odd number
ticket in the scheme will be entitled to IS if even
number then every even number ticket will be emit
tied 10 IS in addition to any other Prize which may
be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd aud
even number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly
onehalf the cost Of the same, with chances of obtain
ing other Prizes.
All these tickets ending with 0, "a, 6,8 even
all those ending with J. 8, s, z, 9 are odd.
rY' Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
s49S All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid inmedi-
ately after the drawing; other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purcha-
sers Immediately after the drawing.
whole Tickets, sl0-Halves, $5-Quarters, 80 so.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
3. SWAN d CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or 8. SWAN,
July 9-d&wh Montgomery, Alabama.
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LIMEl LIME!! LIMEIIl

NXTILL be opened tomorrow, at the
w Lime Kilns of w. ii. Cooley d. Co., stu-
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, kiln of very superior Wood-burnt L. me-
The subscribers have also on hand large supply
of Plasterers' Hair, Cement, Cslcned Plaster, and
every description of the very best quality Of Lime
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable
terms w. III. Cooley Il co.
an 15--aoif #0tH#
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BLACKISTONE'S PAVILION.

NHIS place Of resort will be open on the
u Sd day Of July for the accommodation OF AsA
visiters. The subscriber has engaged first. o. ~.
rate Cotlon Band for the season. and with hs large
and splendid ballroom, Offers vast Inducements 10
the lovers Of the dance.
His table will be constantly supplied with ell the
Injuries Of the Potomac and his Bar with The chpiees
liquors.
This is known to be OF the heailhies; places on
the river, being situated between BIacks.nBe's and
st. Catharine's islands.
There will be celebration on the Fourth of july,
and Ball and public Cotiilon Parties on THURSDAY,
oath July Thursday, 7th August, and ThursdGv 2lst
Of Auguss
The steamer Alice Price will land Passengers du-
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays and Fridavs
going down, and will stop for passengers on Wed.
nesdays and Saturdays. on her return trims
The steame1C Columbia will also land and take Of
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
going to, and Sundays returning from Baltimore
Board-sl per day, for week or longer; 81 rs,
less than a week
June GINS GEORGE w. BLACKSTONE.
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wv ITH THE VIEW OF CLOSING

wv It'll THE VIEW OF CLOSING
w our business, we offer for SALE on accom-
modatng terms the following property in Washing
ton city:
Part Lot 2 square 518, on which is three story
frame house, mo $751; fronting on north side of /
street. between Fourth and Fifth having back build
ing attached, with stable and small frame house on
rear of lot.
Part Of Lot Is, square 2S8, on which /. a two-sory
brick, NO 4ll.) with back building and cellar 'front.'
ing on south side Of II street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Part Of Lot a. square 100, with two two.story
frame houses, on west side Of Twentieth street. be-
tween l. and NJ.
Three three.story brick houses fronting so feet
ner of n street north and running northery east
side of Ninth street These houses have back build
ngs and they Al on ground rent by lease of ninety
nine years. renewable with privilege of purchasing
at any time.
Lot g. square ga fronting on north side Of M
street south, between Third and -Four, snd-a-hslf
streets west encosed with good fence and having a
two-story frame building on rear Of it,
Lots - square AT fronting on west side of Sixth
street commencing at the corner Of o street and rum
ming southerly 900 feet They can be leased, IL de-
sired.
Ind ia Gsorgstotcn the foiioecinq:
two-story frame house and lot on Montgomery
street, opposite the Public School
And two-story brick house and lot on Water
good stable, sufficiently large for four horses
june 2s-eo2w Georgetown.
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INSTITUTION Tor the DEAF, DUMB,
h and BLIND.
q st., 6etoeen goth aud 2Ist sts., south side
ERIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
II has been set apart for the reception Of visitors
at the Institution The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercised on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable In its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit of
that class of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever be IN made.
Donation Of money, household furniture, or of al
most any description will be thankfully received at
the Institution. June 13--f
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AUCTION SALES.


kUsrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
improved Property. BY virtue of decd
OF trust duly executed and recorded bearing date the
Yth day Of June 1885, and at the request Of the party
emitted 20 me debt thereby secured the subscriber
will sell At public auction in front OF the premises.
on "Wednesday, the 9th day Of August, 1856, at 10
o'clock, p. NJ, the whole OF lot numbered eight az
in square numbered nine hundred and ffty-one.
1851, situated In the city Of Washington The im.
upon this lot consist Of three substantial
and welbuiit two-story Frame Dwelling Houses.
Terms of sale, 0ne-half cash, and The balance In
six and twelve months The purchaser to give his
notes for the deferred payments. bearing Interest
from tho day Of sale. A deed given aud deed Of
trust taken 70 secure the payment of the notes All
eonveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser If the
Terms OF sale be not complied with within five days
from the day OF sale, the trustee the right
resell said premises, at the risk and st Of the de-
iaulting purchaser, by giving six days notice ofsuch
resale In some newspaper published Ia the city Of
Washington
NIMRoD GARRETsoN,
Trustee.
A. GREEN,
july 2l--td Auctioneer.