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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-01-16

THE N. G. Mutual FIRE Insurance Com
PANY.-The following gentlemen were elect
ed Directors, for the ensuing year, at regu-
lar meeting at the office of the Company in
this City, on the sth inst:
Messrs. K. P. Battle, Jas. NJ Towles, w.
W. Crowder, c. W. d. Hutchings, Jno. M.
Jones, John Devereux, B. F. Mitchell, Robt.
Murphy, ID. Z. Young, DIR. W. Fl. Mckee, A.
W. Steele, d. c. Murray, G. Ell. Wilder, ID. A.
Covington, DR.. Will A. Berry, W. F. Askew
W. E. Pell Jas. S. Puritoy, T. H. Selby and
W. R. Poole.
We also understand that the Company has
resolved to windup itsaffaIrs as asexpeditious-
ly and economically as possible, and that SO
much Of the bylaws, as require the appoint
ment of Vice President, Executive Com
mittee, Secretary und Treasurer, be repealed,
and their duties devolved upon the President
OF the Company. 53A .LLagI8D
The Directors are instructed to take such
steps as may be necessary to settle the ques-
tlons in regard to the Liabilities of the mem
bers and of the Company, and to enforce the
payment OF assessments and settle its losses.
There win be a meeting of the Directors
of the Company, on the 22d., forthe purpose
OF carrying out the above objects. ~ 2 q
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-01-16

To those who get up clubs of five or more sub
scripers, one copy, gratis, will be furnished
A cross x mark on the paper indicates, the ex-
uiration of the subscription.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-01-16

s-aili y flfisys I ~ z ;.fl
RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK.lThis Bank,
has declared the. handsome dividend of, 10
per cent, over and above all taxes. , This
exhibit speaks well for the efficiency and
'kll With which its operations are conduc-
ted. ~
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-01-16

The Meeklp Standard.

w w HOLDEN j. w. HOLDEN.
If w. W.-HOLDEN & SON. 4. ~ &c
Editors of the Standard, and authorized publishers
of the La.cs of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10
l'lin .1nclktsnXY.

Just before the death Of Webster, and
after his recovery was dcspaired OF, one of
his physicians approached his bedside and
asked him how he found himself. ~ feel
like the ,jackdaw in the church stceple "
was the strange reply. The physician
withdrew sadly from the bedside to an
other part Of the room, where some mem
bers of the family were standing together,
and, shaking his head, confessed his ap-
prehension that the brain Of the dying
statesman was affected; that the stately
oak was perishing at the top. lie could
see no method in the answer which his
question received. One of the ladies, who
knew Mr.. Webster better, did not believe
that his mind was wandering, and, quietly
stepping to the bedside, asked him what
he meant by saying that he felt like the
iackdaw in the church steeple. "Why,
Cowper; don't you remember ?" was the
reply. She did remember Cowper's
delightful translation of one of Vincent
Bournes little poems, entitled "The Jack
daw," which we give below:
There is n bird who by his coat
And by the hUarScueSS of his note,
Might be supposed crow;
A great frequentcr of the church.
Where, biShop.likc he finds Il perch,
And dormilory 100.
Above the Steeple find 4 plate,
That turns and turns 10 indicate
From what point blows the weather:
Look up-your brains begin TO swim,
Ills in the cloud that pletses him,
He chooses il the rather.
Fond Of the speculative height
Thithcr he wings his airy flight,
And thence securely secs
The hustle and the raree show
That occupy mankind below
Secure and 1t his ease.
GU think, no doubt, he sits ana muses.
vi future broken bones and bruises
II lie should chance 10 fall
40, not a single thought hike that
i,nlioSs ms philosophic pate,
or troubles it NJ al
I Itc sees that this great round about,
~ world, win Ell It's motiv rout
NhuFch' army, phySic, law,
us customs and its business,
Is no concern ~ all of his
ana sayS-WAat says he Cav,
thrice happy bird /, too, have seen
-hucll OF the Nanitics of men,
ana, SICK of having seen EN- |
would cheerfully these limbs resign
for such pair of wings as thine
AUD such head between EN-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10
co,-o,rondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
rublic Meeting i'm Montgomery Couu-
nomination of n Candidatc-A
Conservative Platform.
CuRlsTIANspuRG, October s, 1867.

CuRlSTIANSRuRG, October s. 1867.
Yesterday being friday, q very large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
courthouse in our town. Mr.. Nat. Har-
ncv was called to the chair, and Mr.. G.
Il. Gardner was appointed secretary. Tho
chairman requested Hon. Waller Il. Sta
ples to explain the object of the meeting,
which he did in a few wcll-choscn, torci-
bic. and eloquent remarks. stating that it
was to organize Conservative party and
TO nominate candidate for the State
Convention.
4 committee Of three from each mags-
tcrial district was appointed TO nominate
a candidate and after retiring TO consult,
they returned with the name of DR.. j. I.
Evans, who was unanimously confirmed.
The following resolutions were then
offered by Major j. C. Taylor, who en-
forced them with much ability and after
being amended by the addition OF the last
resolution Offered by Colonel J. J. Wadc)
they were adopted with great unanimity as
the platform Of the party.
Whereas the registration Of voters has
been completed, and the people of Viz
ginia are now called on to determine
whether there shall be 4 convention to
frame g constitution for the State and
whereas it is essential to the best interests
of all our people to unite in harmonious
action, and, carry out in good faith the re-
construction acts OF Congress, that the
State may again assume her position among
the other States Of the Union, peace be
established, and ira.crnal affection be re-
stored to every section of the country;
HCS0Ircd, therefore, By the people Of Mont
Gontc7'Y, That we accept the following plat
io:la as our guide and rule Of action:
|. The Constitution of the United States.
The restoration of the State Of Virginia
10 her equality among the States Of the
Union. \ convention TO frame 4 ConSti-
tuition in conformity with the act Of Con-
cress known as the Sherman Shcllabarger
blu.
2. Resolrcd, That we earnestly desire
The education of all classes OF society, and
advocate liberal system of education, in
all appropriations for which both white aud
colored shall have fair and just partici
patton.
3. Resolre3, That We invite all persons,
OF every class, condition, and color, to
unite with Us in the maintenance OF the
PRINCIPLES asserted in these resolutions.
4. (Oncrcd by Colonel Wadc.) ReSolued,
That whilst we are willing to accord to the
freedmen in this State all their civil and
political rights under the laws of the Cou-
greSS of the United States and the State
Of Virginia, yet We are opposed to negro
social equality, and are il favor Of 60
vernmcnt for the State Of Virginia guided
and administered by the Intelligence and
patriotism Of the white race Of Virginia.
After some very urgent remarks against
the Convention by Colonel Ronald, and a
icw able and sensible suggestions from
General John EcholS, the resolutions were
adopted and the meeting adjourned. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10

BY GrubbS WiiilaHb, AuStioh"oA''
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh street"
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
Nos. gHGRAVINGs, PLATED sILvERWARE,
AND SELECT LIBRARY, At AUCTfoN.-Ptr..
spant to the provisions Of deed OF trust executed
TO ma on The 9Th Of May, 1867 and recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court once In Decd Dook No.
a. b, fol!os aG7 to 37s ihelusve and for the rur-
poses therein mentioned, shall sell at the store
on Main street mo 73il lately occupied by aessrs.
X. T. & L. f. FrabcS. on MONDAY. October
the 14th, at 10 o'clock A. ~, an assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects OF supe-
Rosewood, Mahogany, and oak Tables, Chairs,
Mahogany s!dsboard, Bedstsads, washstande,
and Dressing Tables;
Beds and Bedding,
Brussels Carpets
Moreen and Lace Curtains,
Candelabras, Vases, &c.
ALSO,
lot of Kitchen Furniture and Utensils.
ALSO,
yery superior Rosewood Plano. seven oc-
taEes-Gnhle, CT New York maker
This sale Is worthy tho attention Of the best
housekeepers in the city, the articles being all
well made and having been well kept.
And on WEDNESDAY, October ID. beginning -
10 O'Clock A. ~, We will also sell. at the store on
Main street no. ng:l, lately occupied b. Messrs.
Lowe 4 Brother, nuuber OF very superior
Oh Pairtirgs, Framed GnIravinSs
Autographs and Photographs;
an a.sortm snt OF the best Plated S!lveTware,
and large ard vel -selected Library OF Eare ana
valuable Books. :, -
GKubgs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, "a THB
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND p2To.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE LIFTED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELEGhHT CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAlES.-Tte THROUGH TEAMS on IN.
road are now run from The southern terminus 81
tn a Connection railroad. corner BYRD ASD EIGHTH
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave, kich.
Inond daily at 10 A. NJ, arriving In ""-hlnE-
ton at els =. ST., connecting "lth tho carly al.
ternoon express trains for the North, ha.t, and
West
The NIGHT THROUGH NAL. TRAla. with sIs-
CANT cars supplied with tho new patent sleeping
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily 81 P.lSf.
NJ, Sundays oxcepted) arriving In Warrington
at lis A. M, connecting with tho .ary morn
ing trains for the North, East. and Vert.
No EXTRA CHANGE FOR sleeping chairs.
Tho ACCOMMODATiOS TRAIN, with !oce! er-
press packages, leaves Richmond daily iSuntayi
excsplsd) from tho depot, corner Of Broad md
Eighth streets at P. NJ, arriving In Frsde.
ricksburg at $40 p NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS TO Alexsadrla, Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, Ard
all the principal cities In the W -st.
For further Information and through tickets HP-
ply at the Otc &c OF thu company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, ShOckos Hiii, and AT tho Ticket
Of, 20, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agent
SAhCEL RUTH. Superintendent. ap:s
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rich-could not be so quiet on the subject
NJ. C..,,t

rich--could not be so quiet on the subject
as Mr.. Grant Is.
Game is also abundant hcrcabouts-a
great many cartridges, phcasants, turkeys,
and the oldest inhabitant never saw rs
many squirrels. Seeing gang OF tur-
keys crossing my field this morning before
breakfast, pursued them, killed two fine
gobblcrs at first fire, and fine hen at the
second. Would that you wcrc near
enough for me to send you a pair. Would
that we wcrc.-DispatcA.l may have
that pleasure in cooler weather. In mean
time, if fond of such things and the sport,
como up and join your old acquaintance
and friend, CATALONIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10
By Grubbs q williams, Auotioneers,
.,hma., corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

1.-TWO BRICK DWELLINGS AND A
VACANT LOT, ON THE EAST SIDE OF So
C0HD STREET BETWEEN CANAL .s, AND B tny
nav I4th october, at half past ! O'Clock p. VI I,
We viii sell at auction npon the Premises, tho two
TENEMESTS in Butterworth 3 row nearest TO Ga,
nal street They contain s4X rooms are In good
.n~dar and are we'll suited by their location and
a rrangernent for the gentsel accommodation of
mail families. After which will be sold avery
nrsitv BTlLVING LOT lying next TO the above
and adjoining the property of Mr.. B. FoSerty,
fronting about All feet ~
TERMS: Atsa!e. GHCDBS '" I'LL ANS,
- AuctiCnsera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10
By william Pannill x Son,
Aucticneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. II Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EkssIh5E$ 81 ASP tr$ ES1{ II ss2 T5
deed OF trust made by Thomas w. Royston and
Hester his wife, dated APRIL 26, 1868, duly recorded
in the Clerks Office OF Dinwiddie County Conrt
ana in the Clerks otic OF the Hastings Court or
the city of Peters burg, snail in execution thereof,
AZ the REQ nest Of Robert Moore Brother. the be-
lie auction at the store Of William Pannlll y Son,
in the city of Petersburg. on THURSDAY, Octo-
Der 10, 1867, al y O'CLOCK NJ,
FIRST.
That valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
about one hundred and thirty-thTee acres. in Din.
widdie county, bounded on the west by Petersburg
and Boydt"n Plank Road COMPANY, east by Henry
BURGESS MILL siN and Z hall miles from Peters
burg.
k:so, TWO LOTS CT LaiD designated in P!l-
low +" ilson's plat of twenty acres as lots Eos.
4and ., containing j acres.
THRU.
Also. THAT CRIT AIN LOT OF Ian on tyrne
street II tho city of Petersburg, fronting on raid
distance Of $50 feet, N ne or less 10 an alley
bounded on the north by the property 81 Thrna6
Wallace on rho e:st by Eyrne street on Ne south
on the west by an nl!"y.
FOURTH
Also, that HOUSE and LOT occupied by David
I alexander, on west eide OF BTrue street, IN re-
tersburg, fronting theFeo1 so feet, more or less,
and running back in depth 100 feet, more or es4. 10
alley about ten feet wide, conveyed To the SAID
Thomas w. Roys!on BY Thomas Panrill aud wife,
by deed dated August 3, 1883.
FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side
o! Pine street IL the city of Petersburg, being lot
No. 20 as si2natad Ia Mckenzie's plat or plan
OF Prdes field, fronting on said street 100 feet
and extending hack 10 the line Of the Canal Com
pany, being bounded on the east by David Mays
lot. This is a beautiful building lot.
SIXTH.
Also, that LOT OF LAND on the souh side Of
Halifax street In the city Of Petersburg. fronting
on said street $50 feet thence running south along
Cool Spring road 365 feet, thence west los feet,
thence north "55 feet TO the beginning or so much
OF the above named property will be sold as may
be uicient to satisfy The provisions OF said trust
deed.
TERMS Cash to defray The expenses of sale and
to pay of Two certain notes dated April %, 1885,
one Tor 81 60, payable nine months after date,
and the ether for 81 5A. II, payable twelve months
after date his is the direction now by the bene-
ciaries sell for cash but it is probable that on
the day Of sale an arrangement may be made TO
MAKE the terms more accom- u odattnC.
CHARLES 7. JONES, Trustee.
WILLIAM PANNILL son,
Sc 26-tds Auctioneers.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK ElvRK)
RAILROAD CoHPtST.
RICWMpSD a lsET
EW LINE TO BALTIMORE AND

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE AED
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-This road Is now open lur
freight and passengers for Ba itim"r" sud Hnrf"E,
PASSENGER for Baltimore .eave the Richmond
and York River Railroad depot every III aSDAY
and FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ reaching Bait
more to early breakfast next morning Returning,
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY ADD
SATURDAY ut o'clock =. ~, reaching Rich
mond THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Fret ht for Baltimore received every IAy sun
days exceptedl 1t the Richmond and TorA kiyer
Railroad depot.
PassenGers Tor Norfoli. and Intermediate laud-
Ing leave the Richmoad and York River Rail
road depot. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at O'Clock 4. u.
Freigh. for Norfolk aud intermediate landings
received at this dapot on MONDAYS, WEDNEh.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
jE TaURSDAlo and SUNDAYS tn" trains will
laav. ths White House on The arrival II the BATH.
more boat,
Rates AS low az by any other line.
For further information, apply 10
WILLIAM Is. EHoS. Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. EEEDHAn i s0ES, Agents, Baltimore.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

DOR sale AT AUCTION, THE
Z VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN as THE
CHESTERFIELD HOUSE, IN, NANCE Est ER.-
Atthe request of The owners. Te vii sell at pub
ed OF October 1857 at ! o'clock p. NJ. tn Chez
TERRIFIED HOUSE, located on the north aide OF
Hull street between seventh ard Eighth, Man
chester. The lot fronts Z fent and runs back los
feet. The buildings consist Of a double tenement
with e. very fine bowling alley in rear Of one
tenement. This property - susceptible OF divi-
sion, which will be- done to sut purchasers. The
location 10 tho best for business in the town, and
now pays rent of live hundred dollars per an
nun.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at !. s. and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added. De-
feTred payments secured By trust deed.
PILklNTrN, PULLIA& y CO.,
&c 10 Anclionatrs.
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btSN3llcr9.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
I STEAMSHIP LlNE-TWlCE SS-z-E,.t,
WEEK.-Untii further notice. the e>r-9%-sE7EseSs.
DRIA, and CLAYaOHT VIII leave FSkaSs1>1ss3
PhIladalphia every WEDNESDAY and S5TUE.
DAY, ana Richmond every MONDAY and THU RS
DAY alternately.
Freight will bs received al any time AZ the corn
pany's shed. on tho Dock.
: Passage, including meals and s.aierCoin, 80.
w. P. POTTER. 6&ont.
IA 2l-ts Office SO. ?I2s uH The p"ck.
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A GOOD
4 DWELLING HOUSE. and TWO ACRsS OF
f>AND SEaR IANCHEsTEE.-We Will Offer for
saIa at public auction, on the premises, on Iu rs
DsT the 18th Of October, 1907. at O'Clock r, ;
TWO ACRES, with DIV ELLlNG thereon, adIoin-
ing the residence of Kew. w. w: Bennett This -
good opportunity to get comfortable nome l.. q
u n irt neishborhooJ at small ccat.
TERMS :: ore third CASH balance al fonr: eight
ana Nv olTo months, negotiable notes, Interest
a5dnd lille retained until purchase money IS
paid PlLhlsloS' roLhi :, ~ ~ 49,,
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l43a Main, Between Fourteenth and Fiji
tenth streets.

VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUA-
Y BILE LITTLE MARKET FARM, KNOWN as
NEW BOSTON, On THE WILLIAMSBURG ROA
RICHMOED, FOE SALE AT AUCTION.--W will
Sci; n: the request of the owner Mr.. L. c. Rookie.
on THURSDAY the 10th day Of October 1887, ut !
as described, containing three and half acre',
more o. less, highly improved. The improvements
consist Of Il two-story frame dwelling with hVe
rooms and all other necessary ont buildings, with
a well CT good water on the premises. 1t is good
location for Il country store.
w. are a !so authorized 10 say that any one who
would desire more land can buy ten or fifteen acres
adjoining.
Terms At sale.
or lIl y = u BRlCHE k, ANCtlONeC
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RlcHNoSD Ayp PSrsEsBCaG RAILROAD Co,
klCNNOND, VA, August Il l.-I

RICHMOND, VA, August u, l.:1.
Y'RAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mondays a,
THROUGH MAIL daily a.l.ooPT
FRElGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily Tex.
ca.rt Sundays al !.30P. VI.
The a. NJ Train connects close,y with train,
q. far south As Augusta, Ga, and ut Petersburg
with trains fthe SouthaiLc railway
The l:2oP II Train MAKES close and sure con.
nections with trains FOR al points south - tsr A.
New Orleans, and al Petersburg with trains Tor
Norfolk, VI.
RI lid ieare Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily Tex
cept Sunday AT 1870 a. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily NJ $3.50 A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except sunday At rs
p. N.
Passengers for Glover mn will leave Rirbmonl
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at4 A n. and
connect at Chester with a train Tor that point.
Retaining, will leave Glover FiIll At 1890 An
Fare TO Norfolk, -. Baggage checked ihrar-i.
=. Il. GILL.
Get Engineer grd SGparfu-H t-ut.
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BY Grubhs Il Williams, Auctionssrs.
rorth vest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
HOUSE, ON ST A T r
X aTprET IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, FOR
vii sS dat At Of aqf aepobs4
lIe pinrk D tina FRAME HOUSE situated as
s a. 't described, now occupied by Daniel T.
Mauk containing rooms Ther' Is w NS 0i
"atei ~, ~ go, "a ten. foot alley This property
ndSf be so altered rs convert into stors for
which 1t is 8 good stand. =, for,
o,d eight months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by a trnst deed; ,t,,uc
Auctonoers.
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BY Paine { Co., Auctioneers.
-TJE ST l. A r g e L a L J.
I -
CATALOGUE SALE.
on THURSDAY, l0ru OF OCTOBER,

al 10 O. clock We will sell at our auc-
rooms. No. l0C5 Main street, by CATALOGUE.
large and choice assortment of
FIRES II FALL Dry GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES, and HhTS,
EEADY-NAnR CLOTH NC, &C,
comprising ~ory large and desirable stock, suited
u ;nN 10 II trade.
The attention Of city and country merchants Is
invited. as this will he the largs't ard most at
tractlve stock wa have yet offered, aud Will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers.
se27 PAINE * Co, Aucioneers
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BY James n. Taylor 4 Son. Auctioneers
once No. SCI Main street, three doors below tn
SDo.swood Hotol,

ru1WO DESIRABLE BRICK COT
/ TAGES, ON FIFTH LEIGH STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on MON
DAY the l4h instant, on tho premises, at clock
p. M, the TWO BRICK COTTAGE with fou.
rooms each porttco in front, water and gas, To-
Gated as above Each lot fronts 20 feet or Leigh
street and rms back abo;:t 100 feet. The central
lorattcn o. is property and the neign borhood in
which 1t is located makes it very desirable for
PARTIES wishing to purchase small residences con-
venent to business.
TERMS One. third cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed OF trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR hSON,
Oc auciOnee!s