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Evening star., 1866-07-30
RUST EE's SALE.

, By virtue Of . decree Of the Circuit Court. a.
Court Of Equity, for Montgomery COUNTY. Nd
ssssed On the The; 10th ds; Of Sely 1885
DAH r. the "a day Of AHgS.t, 1855 g y e'elocf m
The n late Pr; BEN: p Hodges. edioinins ths lands
o. Greenpp5y watkins, Samuel B. Anderson, and
This Farm e beautifully and most elfsiblv sit.
mated in the lower part of Montgomery connfv.
MD: short distance from the Distrist line, i'm.
nedtately upon the 18th street road, four miles out
Of Of Mssaipgton city p. G.. and the Same distance
tain: msn, isS ACHEs, in 3 high state Of Improve
used to render IT productive The land lies sSusre.
snd an 10 capable Of division Of two more parts.
Al par@ having access to public rosds The
Dwelling House contains elk roOms, we'll ar.
ranged, and comparatively new; all necessarv ont
building. in good order: and 90 disposed - T TO
anewef tor two farms Of 90 acres each abundsn
TTsiersd Tsis ind Eood enough e supply the place.
Sffeecsng In value, from its proximity to the seat
Term. Of sale: One third Of the purchss. monav
n ncn9i balance In one, two, and three YEAR,
bearing Interest, and secured BY mortgage On the
For further particulars inquire Of W. r. R,,sv
Sro;; wsssinston, D. O., or to the subscriber,
" l1-la.tilisus7 BIT. HoDGls, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.



PSSED RESI ESTATE, si.ustsd on S M.:..- .n
chusetts avenue, between 4th and sth streets
BY decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District
certain cause wherein Thomas B. Scott
q .f: sod SIS
les, y Isip1i, TIE Eth day Of Ausu.s, % s II'D
lSSS q o,sioen p q q - sii that .ieGe Or psrse Of
lumbta, beginning ct point on Msssachu. etts
avenae eighteen tlsl feet northvestvsrdly of the
southeast corner Of Lot twelve, tl2,) in square
teen. (sie,j and running thence northwestwsrdiy
aloag said avenue eighteen 1sl feet, thence north
esstwardly. and at right angles With said avenue.
thence n.rth Sir,y .1o sns nnssy M y
dredths 90 90 l00) feet to the line of street north
Aenfeen t1S feet. thence south thirty six and for
ty nve hundred tbs tSe - 1907 feet! thence north
right angles forty. one and ffty nine hundre redths
i4 % 10O) feet to the place Of beginning contain
ing about fourteen hundred and thirty six sauare
feet more or leg, together with the building and
The terms OF sale, ~ prescribed by the said de-
cree, are One third cash, and the balance to be
paid in equal instalments in six. nine. twelve and
snee to bear from the DAY of sale and Ga shs
payment - be secured by the bonds OF the purcha
ser or purc hasers with . surety sureties to be
in on the day OF sale or on the rattle alton Of
the said sale by the erder of the court. Stamps
and convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within We
hight to resell At the !isk and cost Of the dsfsuis
ing purchaser or purchasers, upon one week. no.
tice, By advertisements In the National IntelIi-
sencer and the Ewysning " Star sr,,,,
Iy A-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucta
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l. a Y - - . pIsARMEpul
THE CHEF CAUSES OF PESTTLE ENCE
nEGTROYEn

THE CHIEF ca USES OF PESTTL LENCE
DR. ooHRTsRaT,s REsIR1YED; ;n,s,rrrcr,.a
FLUIDS, secured By Letters Patent in the United
States and France. Prepared solely BY the New
sSs si o.
AZ Ceda Street.
I6is Company organized on . permanent basis.
ist in charge of its Laboratory 10 repsr Cd to fur
Dt.h ite DIsISrEcIINa FLUIDS for sick rooms, nur-
sn:s1 :sa.
ons and public institutions of ell kinds, slaughter
houses. offal and fat boiling estabishments all
Of the latter 70 evsry farmer and wSsrsvsr poi,
eonous and Offensive gases exist. These agents are
infectants in the scientific nsseins Of the words.
They remove noxfors gases and odors BY chemical
notwithstanding in their places healthfrl air
poisonous Injurious 70 utensils in which
they are used. The attention Of medical and SCI
tached testimonials In favor oS the great dis
covery. which, with hundreds of others can be seen
et the Company q ofiee.
pE-AvAN HousI: ALBANY, March 30, 1855.
have made many srisi. Of 2.ns: % SSi S move
fo We o. nsss m sur
I. Boss8LL Co.
NEw YosT, April 8, 1855.
Dear Sir We pronounce It without exceptiSu
to be the best we have known. Its effect 1pop
every matter is complete and iOstaDtanso.s
I'm. B.-These Disinfectants are used BY the
scavensers, under the direction Of the Ssuitary
Pelics Of the Metropolitan Health Departmsat,
POwELi THOMPSON. ~ CEDAR sr. NY,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Caaadss, to whom all orders should be sd
Ter saie BY all Druggists and General Dsslsr, I'm
Agent for Washington, JAMES NOLAN, ar2
Pennsylvania avenue. my L. sm
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RY GREEN : wILLIANs, Auetionser.
GUARDIAN SALE or RHAL rsrAru

dU A1DAAN On OlsbEAL
BY virtue of decree of Orphans Oeurt Of the
District Of Columbia confirmed by the Court of
Chancery, on 9th day July, 1856, will SELL on the
premises the following described property, being
the property OF Dennis Dem, (deceased,) D on
TUESDAY, 3lst day of July, 1866, At S clock D,
All those lots, PISCES and parcel Of land situs
Columbia, being part OF an original track, known
as white Haven" and bounded as follows
to wit; Beginning for the same at the end of the
second following line, run from a bound st.ne,
marked 7, planted at the north end of the line,
which divides the land of Mrs. John Baker from
the land OF the late Henry Foxall and standing in
the northwest corner Of said roxal's land to- Wit
North 23 deg. Is min. west, four percbes crossing
the new free road, leading to the Little Falls
br1dge: horth l0 deg 10 min west, twelveand 20
lO perches, 70 stone No. now planted for the be.
ginning OF the part hereby conveyed on the east
end Of the Ridge Road thence to include the pi ece
hereby to be ccnveyed, 10 north 70 deg As min
east, eight and "a 100 perches. to another stone,
No 2, thence north 10 deg. Is min west eight
and "a 100 perches, to stone No. g. thence south 70
deg. ls min. west. eight and a. 100 perches, TO
stone No T. planted en- the east line Of the sfore.
said Ridge Road, thence by and with the said read
In straight line, to the be ginning, containing i
acre, Delng the same more or less and improved
by two story Frame House
oepesit OF $40 will be required at the time Of
sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser Terms cash,
JOHN B. ADAMS, Guardian
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Aur
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The Empty Cradle.

There is whole volume OF poetry in the
following little sketch, which we find In the
Last mum ber of Miss Barbers Weekly:
We met John on the stairs. He was carry.
ing an old cradle to be stored away among
what he termed "plunder," in the lumber
room One rocker was gone. and the wicker
work of the sides broken; it was an old
wIllowy affair, but We could not refrain from
castipg look into its empty depths.
"Gone" we said dreamily, sail goner' What
golden heads once pillowed here-heads on
which tbe curls grew moist in slumber, and
the cheeks and lips flushed the hue of rose
leaves. When sleep broke, the slken- -frin ged
lids opened heavily from the slumbrous eve
smiles fitted like sunheams over the face: the
white INST was thrust into the mouth; when
mamma lifted the muslin and peeped in to see
1fthe baby was awake, The little feet began to
Kick, out OF pure delight, and kicked on until
ootn of the tiny red shoes were landed at the
foot Of the cradle. Where are those heads
howl Some that were embrowned by yigor.
ous manhood are sleepingon battle fields; some
are bleached with time and cares and the feet
have grown sore and weary on the rough
paths OF life
Perhaps some little one, once tenderly
rocked here, is sleeping m the cofHn Over Il
crow the neartsease, and vigorous box, and
white candy tuft, and the starry jessamine The
blue-bird nutters its bright wings through the
willow boughs, and the cool summer wind
whispers to the green leaves and grass blades
on the grave. What OFT Perhaps of its i'm.
mortality. Sleep Oh, little dreamless one, aOf
such 10 the kingdom Of Heavenr'
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Brevst Brig. Gen. o. g. A., in charge
jy Its First Division, o. II. G. o,
DUBLIC LAND sALEO IN WISOON6IN,
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRKsIDENTs PROoLA

MATION No: no. DATED JUNE IL. issS.
Itlli97s OF acres Of vacant public lands In wis.
At the Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
asy Of eHPIEMBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six Townships and parts Of Townships in
the counties OF Monroe, Jackson, Tremp paleau, and
At the Land Once ct La CROSSE, on the a4th
day OF SIPTEMBHR next, seventeen parts Of Town.
ships. the counttes q above;
the let day Of OcIoBHR next. the reserved sec.
items in forty four Township and parts of Town.
ships In the counties Of Dunn, Pierce, and ST.
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. OROIX, on
the I'D day Of OCTOBER next. ten Derts Of Town
ships, in the counties Of Pepin and Pierce
At the Land Once at EAU CLA IRE, on the LIST
parts Of Tovnship In the ties Of Clarke Ohp-
At tbe Land once % Al STEVENS POINT, on th.
Tssnsbips and parts Of Townships in the counries
Of MArahon and OcoDto
At the Land Office at MENAeHA. on the 5th DAY
Of OCTOBER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
of Townships in the county Of Oconto.
At the Land Office at bayfield,. on the 5th
day OF NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
eighty one townships and parts of townships in
the counties OF Ashland, La Pofnte, Burnett and
At the Land Office at BAYFIELD,. on the 18th
day OF NovEh BER next, forty nine towne hips and
parts OF townships N the counties Of Ashland, La
j n. lDMUNDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofie,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. June IA, 1866.
NoIE-Under the regulations of the Depart.
ment, as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising preclamations except
to such publishers as are Specially anthoyized to
publish by the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office. je 2s- -lawl3w
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE

v On the petition Of LINUS VALE. j1', of
New York; 7 praying for the extension of a pat.
snt granted to him on The 18th day OF October isa
ISa Haos an IN Burglar proof ates for
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
PLACE on the 18th day Of October. 1855:
a. tIs ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once en- Monday. the lat day of Oc.
tober next. at IL o'clock m; and ali persons are
ponned to appear aud show Cause, il any they
have, Why faid pc etttion ought not to be RrsD ted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the Patent Office their objecfons specially
SET torth IN writing st least ticestg days before
party TO be used at the said hearing must be TN
and transmitted In accordance with the rnIes
ten. Nn"pp"0a
Depositions and other papers relied upon An
sesumony must Be filed In the Office i,csntv dsys
. netSte tne Gay OF bearing the arguments, IL any
Ordered: also. that this notice be published I'm
the Republican, and the Intelligencer Washing-
ton ton. D; G. ,d and In the Times, New York, once a
InbliestiSps & to be at least .HY days previous to
tue uay oi nearing THOMAS HARLAN,
Acting Comnissioner of Patents
p. s.-EditoIs Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent wi,b
. paper containing this notice iy isisvsw"
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NEW THEORY ABoUT ,NUIsANCEs-In
New ork, the Health Board have at len 9Th
sot 10 Work abaiing nuisance that was greatly
complained of--the fat melting establishments
But scarcely had the work begun, when the
owners OF one Of these places applied for an
injunction In the New York Court of Common
Pleas, and 1t vas decreed, on the ground that
there was stock 5000 pounds Of fat ON hand
which, HDot used, would decompose, and thu
create greater nuisance than ever The New
1ofk Heaffh omeers must be in a strange di-
lemma, according TO this decision, for the nui-
sance OF melting fat is suddenly oyertopped
by this great nuisance of not melting it. OF
course. the remedy of carting the fat out of the
far seeing neighbOrs.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auct,onesr..

DUMbARTON.
Under 2 deed Of trust from John r. Clark will
SELL on the premises July 18th, at o'clock (if NOT
prevented by rsin.l twenty Lots. varying from
three to ten acres sf land, adjoining the District
BladensbuIg, four miles from Washi ngton and
two miles from Bladensburg A portion OF the
land Is In high cultivation, with a comlertsble
Dwelling, &c. The lots have elevated building
sites. Woed and water: portion has brownstone
for building. The railroad to Point of Rocks Will
pass near and one Of the contemplated sites Of
the Presicentfai residence and public park, name
distant. '
Plat to be seen at GREEN 4 &wILLIAMs',wash.
ington. It
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
18th August. when It will positiveiy take Dlaca'
This sale presents rare inducements 70 gentlemen
wishing to purchase handSome building sites for .
country seat.
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THE EVENING STAR.
n Girl Runs Away Frsm Her Hsme with
aLsver. whs MARINES and Deserts Her.
From the Pittsburg 0azetts1

From the Pittsburg 6azettel
Mary Melvin, vsune and preposseesing
aAnsel, made her appeaRancsat Alderman Don.
AID one o.. CO on saturday, and alter being duly
two months since, while at the home of her
parents In Centralia, Illinois, she made the ac
ssaIntar CO of young man named Frank
HERON, then employed as check agent on the
Southern branch of the Illinois Central Rail-
II ad. After q time HERON began TO show
disposition TO pay the lover.like attentions to
the deponent. This fact became known 10 her
parents, when her father ordered her TO dis
mics Heron on his usual visit, and determined
to forbid him the house In case sne refused to
easion Of Herron's next visit Miss Melvin in
formed him of the opposition her parents had
expressed to mis- sun, and quesse him no. TO
cerne 10 the house any more, but agreed to meet
him on the fol- owing Sunday evening ct place
called Odin, some six or seven miles distant
on the line of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, where they proposed 70 have an uninter-
rupted talk over their mutual diffic ulties
According to the agreement the twain met in
Odin, and forthwith engaged a room In the
others society. In the evening, Mary proposed
returning TO Centralia, but H erron opposed the
proposition, stating that her father mad been
informed OF her whereabouts and woul Id as a
matter o. course Be greatly iucensed at her con-
Duct. This had the effect Of frightening the girl
some extent and finally at the entreaty
Of Heron she consented TO 60 with him to Gin
ciBnati, where they were 70 be married imme-
dIatrly on their arrival. On reaching the
Queen City they put up at the Pemberton
House on Broadway, where they were mar
ried. The third day after the nuptial cere-
mony Heron left his bride, stating that be was
coming 10 this city to 60 into business, and
would send for her in the course of a week. A
few days after she received q letter from him
dated Harrisburg, but postmarked Pittsburg.
in which he Informed her that he had a wife in
Schenectady, New York, and therefore their
marriaRs was null and void. He concluded
the cool epistle by advising her TO return to
her parents. Believing Heron TO be in this
city, the betrayed girl procured a loan from a
lady boarder at the Pemberton House, to whom
she made known her situation, and taking the
evening train at Cincinnati, arrived in this
city on saturday afternoon. DESTROYS of hav-
ing II erron arrested for his baseness, she in
Quired for magistrates office. and was shown
TO that of Alderman Donaldson, who issued a
warrant for the arrest of Heron on a charge of
desertion.
If the above story be true, it shows q want
of discretion on the part Of the girl which is
almost criminal, while words are inadequate
TO express the contempt we feel for her de-
ceiver- Miss Melvin, or Mrs. Heron, is quite
young, not more than seventeen, and doubtless
belongs TO a numerous class, who set aside the
advice of their friends ana become victims of
loye-sick sentimentalism.
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RY; GREEN 3 wILLIAMs. Auston..u.
-TRUeTEE'S SALI

Under and By virtue q . decree passed by the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia In 8
cause depsnditg therein and numbe red s02 equity,
n ~ WHICH Zephaniah Jones Is complainant, and
Horace 6trfngfellow and others are defend ants,
essring beer E date on the a Day Of July. 1885, We viii
gqst 1850 at clock m, on the premises. parts
o. Lots NO and IL. in SQUARE No. %52. follows
Eeg1pning at the southeast corner Of said So uAro
No; 4s2, and running thence west AZ feet and .
inches; thence north 80 feet; thence west 81 feet
and 10 inches thence north 2s feet and 41a inches
tnehee east 10y feet TO 7th street weet and thence
the improvements. consulting Of the building we'll
known - the Avenue House. ="
The terms of sale: a. prescribed by the decree,
are One third OF the purchase money to be paid
IN cash, and the residue In two equal iRstalments
payable in and IL months, for which deferred
payments, with interest from day Of sale, the pur
chaser shall give his notes, endorsed to the salts
faction OF the trustees. Conveyanclng and stamps
at cost Of purchaser.
the terms of sale are not complied with in i've
days the trustees the right t. resell at the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, upon
one week notice by publication in the National
Intellieencer
M,If!M TH3MAs BEARLEY, Trustees,
Jy7-Po&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1866-07-30

- Some time ago Prince Frederick Charles
nov Inc victorious Prnssian General, wrote
a PIlhieo pamphlet the object OF which
was 10 snow how the French are 10 be bsa,an
~ ~ substance II maintained that the secret of
sne military success Of the French law i'm their
SIs Ssns cr,leo 10 celerity of movement in the
y. one PROOF that the Prince has not neglected
20 carry into practice the precepts be laid
Evening star., 1866-07-30

ANOTHER SwINDLER AMONG THE NEGROES
man named winston recently went to BeaI-
ton Station, Va, on the Ohio and Alexandra
Railroad, representing himself as q teacher
employed by the Bureau TO instruct the ne
eroes One OF the negroes, pleased with the
where he remained until the following Sun
day, when he attended a funeral meeting. and
took up collection .'only 70 buy the logs for
the scnool-house-" The Bureau would paw
the teacher. He collected a considerable sum
from the heard earned savings Of the negroes,
and then borrowed a horse from another negro
10 go 70 tne saw mill to buy the logs. Winston
ana the horse have not been heard OF since
Evening star., 1866-07-30

THE COAL QUESTION IN ESGIAsp-rba sx-
ports OF coal, culm. and cinders from Gre,t
Britain for the first four months of the currant
year reached 2, 9l5.sT tons. In the CORES
2,o13,O49 IONS. The increase has been nrincr
PaIiy In the exports 10 Russia, France. Sosin.
ifaiy and other continental markets i'm COR SO
4uShce Oh tne imninence of war France took
in the fourth months 57647I tons bavinS ,sIyoa
during az, ma the corresponding period OF le65 but
Evening star., 1866-07-30

IWo seoundrels entered a schoolhouse in
e,iord, Conn.,: one day last week, while the
teacher, highly respectable Young Iadv. hv
1slng vulgar and obs Gene lang ge in her pres.
snee. They also took a boy by the name ~
~ ncn OUT OF the school and turned a ouantitv
OF poor rum down bis throat
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auetiopeers

TKUSTEE'H SALE
Unoer the authority Of decree of the circuit
court OF Baltimore city, in Maryland, made to ex-
ecute and carry out the provisions Of the will of
Godfrsy Mejer decsased. the undersis ned trustee
ington Cidy, D. e.. on FRIDAY, the Sd day of
August, 1856, ct 6 clock, p. II. -"
Lot No. 2, In square No. q, on North n straet
between 24th and 18th streets west. - ''''o'
Lot No: IT, in square No. q, on 24th street, be-
cash on the day Of tale. See deed from Jane Clio.
Yer 10 GSdiIey Meyer. July 9. 1882, liber W. B.
GEORGE MEYER Trustae
~ l6 eo&ds w. L. WALL, Il CO. Aucts
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~ 81 Louisan at Harvard, writing of the
characteristics Of Boston, says: AAnother act
IN the play IS the quiet, self possessed look Of
the male population in q car, when ladv on.
ters 10 nnd every place taken. some look up
rom their paper as much as 70 say, 81 wish
you nad seat, and then resume their read.
ing. nave seen a car full OF gentlemen all
seated, and four or five ladies standing nm i'm
tne center OF Ii, holding to the straps and ifone
OF the gentlemen gives a lady his seat. il is
polite" Va
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IHE PETERSBURG MISE-Tbe .crater,, ,a,,
ny me explosion OF the Petersbur9 mins .,
re mnaa INCA d HUNDRED Is said to be at present in
grows melons and fruit tree in ora.. ~ .
aanSe- Fne immense excavation made by the
sapIoslon "a Is now almost filled up, and beneafn
s sne suliace rest some 500 corpses OF soldiers
borhood. INC neigh
Evening star., 1866-07-30

y The viii OF the late Professor Byrd Pow.
Ell, IN wnlen deceased bequeathed his head to
10 probate in the keAion county Court. ken
tueky, on Monday, without Opposition. Tbe
VIII had previously been Confessed bv hafrs
pear on MONDAY. ~ ~P-
Evening star., 1866-07-30
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..
TRUsrERs SALE OF soUARr eso ,,,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, situa-
ted near Kendall Green, and In front of the farm
OF Mr. Corcoran, OIL the Boundary
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated September p.
leo ct seq, of the land records Of Washington
county, the subscribers. as the trustees therein
named, will sell. to the highest bidder, on the
premises. on TUESDAY. the 18th day of August,
1896. at clock In the afternoon, SQUARE No $50
in the plan of W ashington city.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash: and the
residue in and II months, with interest from the
amount, to be secured by Q deed of trust on the
property. All conveyaneing and stamps at the cost
aucIOneer at the the time Of sale If the terms of
sale are not complied with within Eve days from
the DAY Of sele. the trustees reserve the right to
resell the above Square, or any part thereof At
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default, on
enelweek . notice in thelN ational IRtelligencer.
4 & kfgFi fsgeFFiB.s Trustees.
j. G. McGUIRE CO.,
Vf-W6I36l4au .. Aucttoneers
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special dispatch to the Chicago Post
HCm augusta, Ga, gives an account OF a wo.
man and two children whos died from ssarve
non IN the interior Of Georgia. II also men.
norsa snake, seventeen feet long, which had
huscfed come younx men who were out rum
ereaflng both arms
Evening star., 1866-07-30
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIONTOWN LOTS.
In virtue OF a deed of trust, bearing date q
corded among the land records in iber Il C. +.
a Mo s0 fsii0 siS, We sS: si sell on THURSDAY
premises, Lots Nos 7lO and III, and the half OF
Lot Ne 1o9, living next to no, as the same are
u. C.
Terms: One half cash; residue in 80 days, and
posit of S25 will be required, and the exnense of
conveyancing, &C., to be paid by the purchaser.
r. w. JONES, I..
ANTON NEBERLY{ Trustees
V eo6ds j. o. MCGUIRE Go Aucts