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Bankruptcy Notices.
In bankruptcy.

In bankruptcys
THIS Il to give notice that on the twenty third
Il day Of June A. ID. 1868, . Warrant In bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Aaron
Allard OF Newdeld In the County OF York
and Stats OF Maine, who has bcen adjudgcd o
Bankrupt on his own Psttioni that tho pay.
msut Of any debts and delivery OF any property be-
and the transfer OF any property by him are
forbidden by Law that meeting Of the cred
itors OF the said Bankrupt, 10 provo their debts,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be hol.
den ut Blddeford Maine before J. ID Fessenden
Register, on the siIth day Of July, A. ID. 1868, 1t
ten o'clock A. NJ. at City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal % Messenger, Disto Maine.
0WH
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STLTE OF MAINE.

WORK IS. At the Supreme Judicial Court
i begun and held ut Alfred, within and for said
County Of York, on the third Tuesday Of May, A..
ID. 1868.
Upon the foregoing writ and libel Inserted. Order.
ed That the lbellant give notice 70 the sa,d Maryar
Supreme Judicial Court, 10 DO held ut Alfred. with
In and for the County Of York, the third Tuc,day
OF September next, by giving her in hand an attes-
ted copy Of said writ and libel inserted and this
order thereon not less than fourteen (or by puhlish
Ing the Same three weeks successfully In The Union
and Journal. newspaper printed at Biddeford.
In said County. the last publication 10 be thjrfyj
days. nj least before the sitting Of aid Court, that
cause, any she have,why the prayer Of aid Libel
should not DO granted.
Attest. II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
C"S, Acueeopy Of the Libel and order
49, Attest, II. FAIRFIELD. Clerk.
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Headache sure cure os al diseases arising run an Inn
pure state of the blci Made om roots AMI herbs, and
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sure aud get ouly d. DayS sApgunao Blood Puryeri
all others are eoupseri Price One Do,lAr-Sx bottles
t.s Five Do,arS BAILEY 4 BRADFORD, prcprcteu
SIS washingtoa Sa, Boston, MAss vol
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REAL LOrERIA DE la IsLA DE CUBA.
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State Of Maine.
STATE OF MAINE.

-- YORK, a.. To he SHERIFF four re.
( L. J speefire Counties, or either OF heir
--| Dspufisss GREEriNG'
WE command you to attach the goods or
w estate OF Margaret A. MllesInow Of parts un-
.. e hs ysas may ,p 30 SanS
pr 9Sdisi. Court nsss 70 b S.l%sn q. A.
third Tuesday Of May A. d. 1908, then and there in
our said Court 70 answer unto Charles II Niles OF
Limerick In said County OF York. In plea oflibel
Of divorce inserted herein .: follows, 70 Wit.
York. llbes and gives this Honorable Court to be
informed that no was lawfully married TO said
Margaret A., ut Lawrence IN the Commonwealth Of
Ammo Domini eighteen hundred and Any nine, that
since said intermarrAge your libsllant and said
Margaret A. have cohabitcd IS husband and wife
e. Limsrst Siersssld and si: sx. T,shi5 this
self towards said Margaret A. asa faithful and Of.
fectiOnate husband and made oyery needful pro-
vision for her comfort and maintenance but that
rage covenant and Without cause. on VI about The
hrst day Of juno A. ID. 1867. deserted your libeant
and has continued her desertiou ever since that
time And Ncli.ns rths, aver, that 81.
Temperance, and has temperament and DISPOSE
ton incomp atible with domestic harmony. And
your libellant further ayers that no and sand Mar.
garet A. have one child. TO wit-haggie Maria aged
Wherefore and because reasonable and proper,
conducive 10 domestic harmony and consistent With
the peace and morality OF society, your libelIant
prays that divorce nom the bonds Of mstrmony
now existing between him and the raid Margaret
A. Miles, may b dsoreed 10 him ana that the Gus.
toby Of said child may be slso decreed 20 him
Limerick. April q. 1863 CHARLES Il. MILES
To tho damage Of said Plaintiff (as no says) The
sum OF any dollau, which shall then and there no
made TO appear with other due damages And have
you there this writ with your doinEs therein.
witness, John Appleton, esquire. at Alfred, the
twenty third day Of April In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight.
II, FAlRPIEIH ri.rL
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED States,

DSTkfcT COURT o. TIE UNITED STATES,
nBTRII OF MAINE In The m.ttsr Of
Nchsa B. Hiltes. Bankrupt in BANKRUPTCY.
This 10 70 pn notice that Q petition has
1893, BY Charles :. Hilton Of Lewiston. a Bsnk-
ruyt praying tAet hs nay b deerssd 70 have Q
fall disehar5s Sosh q an Individual and -
nsn al HE dseta, provabis uS1sr sSc
!se BAnkrsPs A:S and upon reading ssid Pssltios.
10 10 ORDERED oy tas Court that . hearing hs had
lses before the Court 10 Portland, IL aid Dstrci'
q o'eloek, ~ And that notice thereof 10 pub
lishedin ths Lswiston WEEKLY Journal and the Did.
aid Districk oees . week lor thrsS Wests
and that az ersdlton tho have proved their
debt, md ossst ps!sons IN Interest, nay appear Il
eaid ume sna piace, and show causs, u Any thsy
have. Why tne prayer Of said Pstition shouid
not b granted. -
.u, WIN. p, PREBLK,
Sisfk OF District Court tos said District
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To the Honorable, the Jisifess Of ths Supreme
Judicial Court in stssion at alfred ,cithin
and for tie county Of York and State Of
Maine:
Mary +. Durham OF Kittsry, In said County.
wife Of william q. Burnhsm OF said kittsry, TO:
specially libel. and gives this nonoIsSle Court
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-ave.at Ports
mouth, In the State Of New Hampshire, she WAS
lawfully married TO tho said William @. Burnham,
nS W.T. With her husband, he said William G.
Durham, within this State, that she hath always
behaved towards her said husband, - chaste and
faithful wife. Yet the said William Q. Burnh.m.
and without cause, deserted your iibeilsnt In the
month Of September, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
sixty-nvs and sinos that time hath not had any
communication with her, nor has he contributed
tensncs since the thirtisth day or March, A. ID.
1865, And the said VIM. v. Burnham now resides
In some place without the limits Of this state. UNI
that divorce from tho bonds OF matrimony be-
tween her and her said husband would be reason.
able and proper. conducive TO domestic harmony.
consistent With the peace and morality OF society
and OF great advantage ~ your libcllant. Where
fore she prays that divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony between her and her said husband, the
said wI. z. Burnham. may DO decreed by this
be had In the premises Is 70 s.d Court shsli seem
meet and Just. Dated at sald kittery the nine.
n.
sixty.eight MANY Z. BuRSHAh.
State of Maine.
WORK, %. At the Supreme Judicial Court,
Il begun and held ut Alfred, within and for said
county Of York, on the third Tuesday or May, In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and slxty-eight Upon the foregoing libel, Order.
cd, That tho Libellaut give notice TO the said VIM
q. Durham TO appear before tho Juatlces OF our
said Supreme judicial Court, 70 be held at Alfred,
v thin and for said county Of York, on the third
Tuesday Of September next by publishing an at
tested copy OF said libel, and this order thereon,
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Union d Journal,
| . newspaper printed In Biddeiord 10 said county,
the last 10 be not less than thirty days
at least before the sitting Of said Court, that he
may then and there In our said Court show causo,
f any he have. why the prayer Of said libel shonld
49, kftssf, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
{sCs At,.. ss,y eftAs Ps"tio" and order
t~S>" iiis,i, il. FAIRFIELD. Clerk.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

Of HsmoF Ike Nagse.
Price 30 cts. boz by mail. 60 cts. Address
WEEKS q POrrER No. ITO Washington street,
Boston. Mass. For sale by all druggists,
Doston, Aug. &c, 1867. sptyU
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2S xncSSfM Hxi2soID-s annr
A,rsngsmeoi-os.osedngs Aoody, Nay SA, 1sos'
BsddSfOrd ios sosm Bsrvicf 3unctoa, fortmouth snd
Boston ~ !.n ssA eSe A. 4, end >. Is and oS3 ?: n
Returning, <sys Bostou Il 80 A. and 500 and ooo
nn, hun RctneaiA = e.p 4 \. and 40 and y"
Bddelurd ID Putiasd Il TO, iloa and lilsA n. q
I.is ant s0 ..n. hsssrsAns a IN snA ESQ 49, sna
% Mondays, weanssiays asd Yrsdays ths saR.n =.
Train 10 Bosloa and 600 ,. H. sun Boston, win I'm ~
bunk South Berwick Junction. psver, Exeter, HAvefh
On Tuesdays, Thursdays s.d sstsrdsys, vsn run VA
Eastern Railroad, stopping ssv q Bdebd, Ksonsoenk'
South Berwick Junction nrt.noath HsuburJpo6 sa'en'
Tne train leaving Boston Il 10 l. =, dos pos stop %
Pa kP r. \, except 10 lsavs psssenseu taken bsyood
Portsmouth and South Berwick Junctiso.
Freight trains daily, Qupdays sxoepted.)
Bddeford, Aprii q, 1858. stu
s.co and Boston Steam Boat Limo.
CTEAAiER ENTERPRISE,
CAPT. N. FALRER,
viii Till further notice leave Battery Wharf Boz
ton, for Portsmouth. B!ddsford and Sseo, every
Leave Bidd.iord and sseo, for Boston, every
Friday at food tide.
Freight taken ct Low rates.
IA. DAY. Agent,
co32Ro ls3 Main 81, Biddsford.
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To the Honorable, the Jisifess Of ths Supreme
Judicial Court in session at Alfred within
and for the county Of York and State Of
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NOR BOSTON,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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The national Republican., 1868-12-16

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. l5-l p. m.-Cotton steadyj
demand fairj 2s025H cents. Sugar firm; do.
msnd fair, Cnbh nk6is cents; Porto Rico
l26lsh cents. Flour quiet and .teadyj South
ern, td.2s8itso. Wheat quiet and steady,
Rye quiet and nrm At q Sot1i IS. Pork quiet
and firm at t26 Gold 1857. . TT
BALTrMoRE NlRKErs.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 10. - BRRA ADsTUrre.-The
market for -four continues quiet, but prices re-
main steady for all description. There 10 q
fair demand for the local trade, but the demand
for export 10 small. We have reported to-day
sales OF 100 barrels Western Super at o6.76; 100
barrels Howard Street do. at tTl2<, and 800
barrels very choice Western Extra st tlo per
barrel.
Wksai-was dull this morning, and for prime
and choice grades prices were to 10 eents per
bushels, but sales were reported at t2@t2. 10
for ordinary to fair red; 20 for prime do,
and t2.ss for strictly prime red and white.
Corn,-The receipts to-day were nearly ", ,0oo
bushels, some 10000 being white and the bal.
ance yellow. The demand was active, but for
white prices were 3 to cents of.
Provlsions.-PrIces have still further ad.
vanced at the West, and the market here IL
| strong and buoyant In consequence, Nest
pork IL higher, and we now quote II AZ t2o for
| light, aud t2s.bo02s.75 for heavy uninspected
| 10 also higher, l8I1 cents being now asked fol
prime. There fs some Bulk Meat arriving
and yesterday a lot OF 10000 bbis. loose rit
| Sides sold at is7< cents. Should we quote a!
| llh cents. Bacon Shoulders are scarce and
| Arm at l3IS(pis7< cents, but Sides are In good
| supply, and they sell at l6l40loZ cents fol
rib, and lI6lTH cents for clear rib.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16
Latest Tolesraphic Rrevities.

II you are interested In the whereabouts Of
the redskins look at the dispatch from st.
Louis.
The Mobile races have been postponed until
Thursday, on account of the weather.
Queen yietoris has made a speech to Par.
lament. - ~" -A
The British House OF Commons has sd.
journed until December 20. Ar
John Bright has addressed his eopstituents.
The Queen has been msmorialized to release
imprisoned Fenians.
Cuban authorities are arresting political
offenders.
The Cuban government 10 prosecuting the
war with great vigor.
A $4,000 Gre has occurred In Columbis,
South Carolina.
The teiesrsphic account Of the army reunion
at Chicago 10 very interesting.
America has gained suother laurel through
her representatives abroad, for the cable In
forms US that the peaceful termination OF the
Cadiz dificulties 10 attributable to the good
Offices Of the American Consul.
Spanish politics arc stlll unsettled.
Spain 10 committing the grave blunder Of
trying to mu1zle the press.
Gen. Dulce 10 on his way to Havana.
Greece has rejected the Turkish ultimatum;
and the Greek and Turkish ambassadors have
withdrawn simultaneously from CONSTANT
nople and Athens.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16
Di.tric, Matter. In Congress.

In THE HOUSE yesterday, Mr.. Ingersoll, OF
Illinois, introduced q bill to incorporate the
Columbia Railway Company OF the District Of
Columbia, which names Amos Kendall, W. W.
Corcoran, George II. Plant, Moses Kelley, E..
NJ. Gallaudet, J. d. Defrees, A. r. Shepherd,
william Gunton, Robert William, J, O. Pat
terson, o. Storrs. F. II. Smith, and s. A. Peugh
as corporators, with authority to lay track
commencing on tho east side OF Fifteenth
street, on New York avenue, through New
York avenue to X street, street to Massa.
street, H street 70 It's eastern termlnation at
Columbia Turnpike gate, with the right to ex:
tend along the turnpike with the consent OF
ss .,oSE p Ss ss S.n Rt Ss
nor more than 400 900, In shares OF $50 each.
The corporators are TO open books for subserip.
tions to stock within thirty days after passage
and no one shall be q stakeholder beyond the
extent OF two hundred shares, tt1o,ooo) Twen.
ty-ave per cent. Of the stock taken must be
paid at the time OF subscribing. The regula-
tion Of the grade for the track is reserved to
the Government and the corporation, and IN.
less the road is completed from Fifteenth
sss the s pas.ss Ss so AZ 10
null and void. The remainder OF the road, II
commented, must be completed to Its termi.
from 90 S
color. The provisions OF the act incorporat.
ing the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company respecting reports OF examiners, ex-
penditures, So, were extended to this COM
pany. The bill was referred to the District
Committee.
Mr.. PATTERSON, OF N. H., introduced In the
Senate a bill to incorporate tho Washington
Insurance Company. of Warrington, d. O.,
(which was referred to the District Commit.
tee,) which names VIM. B. Todd, John Purdy.
A. 4. Shepherd, ]. W. Thompson, VIM. wall,
VIM. 0rme, W. q, MetIerott, 4. y: Mohun, +.
b. Mcclure, J. W. Barker, ]. @. Myers, Ohas.
Edmonson, s. p. Brown, II. r. Searle, J. d.
Defrees, +. II. Smith, 8. II. Kaufman, or any
Ave OF them, as corporators. with a capital
| stock Of 81 ,00o, 900.
SENATOR Nrx introduced In the Senate a
bill to pave Pennsylvania avenue and Fiji
teenth street with the Stow pavement, q
sample OF which 10 now laid at the corner oil
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, and
appropristing the sum Of t26o, 900 for the work
| which 10 ordered to be done under the super
vision OF the Commissioner Of Public Build
ings and Grounds-the construction to com
mence In twenty days after the passage OF the
| act. Referred to the District Committee.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16
The Crops I'm the South.

A gentleman who Is q keen observer, and one
who possesses ample means Of knowing the
truth whereof he afirms, said to US some
days since that his people, meaning the peo.
pie Of tho South, were fast becoming rich
that the policy now Introduced Of raising the
cereals and other products, which constitute
the sustenance for man and boast, has enabled
them to hold their cotton crop from the clutches
Of the factors, or middle men, who, for the
tho cotton market, and compel the planters to
sell at their prices. By pursuing the policy
Of raising q sufieienoy Of food, they can hold
their cotton till 1t brings prices which will
afford them the jus. profits thereon TO which
they are entitled.
It Is now asoertained that tho cotton crop
this year will reach very nearly three millions
Of bales-two millions eight hundred thousand
at least. This. We think, Is full average.
The South not only has good crop Of cot
ton this year, but they have an abundance Of
food Of their own production. The Liverpool
spectators in cotton cannot, therefore, con-
troll them as they did last year. A year ago
those factors, as they are called, set to work
to bear the market and they did 1t, and profit
ably too, for themselves A year ago tho cot
ton which brought in the Liverpool market
only I'd and 81. per pound, now commands
1914. and lid. This Is wide margin for
profit
This result is one of grand and significant
import, because 1t shows oonolusively the su-
perior advantage, Of free labor. Philanthro-
pists, hunanitarians and political economists
have been endeavoring for years to impress
upon the Southern mind that the free labor
system would prove immensely more profitable
than the slave labor system, and this problem
is now solved, and what will bs Its results :
Kindness to the negro, the acknowledgement
Of oil his rights, civil, personal, and political,
leaving social equality to be determined BY
other and different influences over which law
and constitutions can have no control. The
coiored man will gain BY this new condition
Of things, because he will be urged forward
by his ambition to achieve success, a oomps.
tency and fortune. and the white man will
gain, because his investments will be profit.
able. The times arc AuspiciOus, and We may
predict that the South will have a glorious
future.
The national Republican., 1868-12-16
THE NATIONAL DEBT.

We dnd on our table pamphlet designed
to show how the natiossl debt can be paid.
We have had good many essays upon this
important topic within the past two years,
but we must confess ourselves so soeptical
upon all these theories that We have scarcely
done more than to read the title pages Of
these learned dissertations.
The payment Of the national debt may be Q
practical question. aad doubtless appears to
be sminsntiy fsasihls 10 the numerous writer's
who have addressed the public upon the sub
ject. While ws have no faith In that theory
that "national debt IL q national blessing"
we nevertheless feel obliged to accept the storm
reality that there Is debt resting upon this
nation of some three billions Of dollars, con.
tracted from necessity and for the high and
patriotic purpose Of saving the Government.
Then 1t is q real debt, and srithmetical oalcu.
lations will not blot II out.
Tho simple fact is, we cannot now pay II,
and 1t Is equally true that We cannot and ought
not to rcpudiats II. We arc firm In the belief
that under existing Circumstance, We cannot
pny this debt, but 1t docs not follow. therefore,
that We ought to rspudilts II. All discussions
upon the subject Of liquidating our national
Indebtedness, and al theories broachsd IN re-
speot to this oonsuumstion, however dsvoutly
wished, are prsmaturo. and can only end in
illusions and unsstisfsotory results. Almost
every man has his theory, and We have ours,
but We do not propose to give II an airing just
now. T.ere are other and mora practical
questions which demand our Immediate atten.
tion and the immediate attention Of the Gov
ernment.
It Is folly for q Government that cannot re-
deem Its issues with specie, to talk Of paying
its debt. The frat thing for 1t to do, Is to
fnd some way and to devise some method for
a return to specie payment; and this will re:
quire all the wisdom, all the sound Judgment,
aud the practical knowledge Of the wissst
statesmen and fnanoiers in the land. To the
accomplishment Of this, We must, as a nation,
address ourselves frat aud foremost, and when
We shall have resumed specie payment, and
shall have funded our debt at q low rate Of
interest, and that class Of publi, men among
rs who still talk rspudiation shall cease to
ptoscu tuoh misou'o'ous snoofiest sheh w
may look for the best and most practicable
methods Of paying our national debt, but no,
till then.
This nation Is growing richer and richel
from day to day. It has vast developed snt
undsveloped resources. It can never, will
the industries Of the people. be poor, but 1t
riches must increase in a vastly increased ra
tio, and the time will como when the debt ma,
be cancelled with comparative ease but ths
time Is not now. Everything in Its time, sn'
our immediate work is what We have sug
gssted above-s return to specie payment, an,
the proper funding Of the national debt at
low rate Of interest
The national Republican., 1868-12-16

pI COOPER LATIMRR.
- tLa,. clerk. win int5.ia jas. Z. iacoplrs c.. >
Eleventh street. Star Building.
SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE TO. NEAR RAIL.
ROAD DEPOT,
LPs, iauIi; H No land rfs'I$s q
snes Of subssquent asreements Of the parties, the
ss S @ S.!s ysHSS. e. @ s:
IN ssia square. and sell The same unti si5 o6O i
.s wSe Ssso 'SS Sdsr
heretofore made By James Crutchctt, and to be eT.
hSfd sns sse wa aoG said p,
will continue the sale Except spndaysl from day
to day, selinS as many LOT; each ra dny As he the
until the sum OF si5o0 nett is reiiiIed the trustee
being authorized to postpone sales at his discre.
To 81 feet inches front, 81 feet inches deep
area tmeanl5s In square test and lnShss, more % S5
isst and II insass a, tSt iss, front. %
Sn the Others Area. iSS sio Lot fsst front
i fsst. zach 10 isst aS:pi srss 80 Lot i, X
t9s WIZ an Ss cS'fs, d'Ps q dn sSou, ilS
an unequal depth Of llOfest; area, 2,sle Between
as srs. .PS tGs such ssy ssS ais he
e ca, ~ S s.'h S area s:.p q g. sS
s2s .rss Ss g e. fG:s' On front SSs ;f II s ss
IS SRS a IA: fret sn dssg ssp sS s4ss ri.s
Area, lSs Z ,s ios r. is.t 'front.': TltS y pasSasi
sSPiSh Gf a,S, y an LSi sy ~ sSs' isSn
Iot9. 81 iest front. with an unequal depth %, an
10, d.IS q a f'; ~ Gent No sst
S.sS. Lots, Is. =, So, ii. each n feet front,
depth q S fsst area q sssh Lot
@ s::S Ii Il q; ii:s,
II. , H. A.. ~ I,sS Is n;
dssp, area oi each 100 Lot los. front u feet. iio
a':P or 9Rs fs T tSa SSu s'; sh "A tss
Is:I e
sassSsl dsP!f q - alley sfss, 20, Eoi .. -
otTsr, ifs % area, I9 Lois @. 5 5a 0s o. Is. 80, ~
& e. ssS6 y s,t IsGPt Pi:I, And 4
"a SSSasi gs!s rs a.p!s y = sI,sT ssss
opsS is on cSCte .IseIt area. Sig tSts g. g. S D.
II ~ 7s each q iSs. frSa! and no feet dsePi area
Sssp Sssa area. m Iet. 3 sst from front. % with dspss
on street D9Ith q Ss And igI % ~ south iins
stss; jS iSS, q. y, " 9. p, d, 81 % 8, y, ~
bs HI %, i feet front, and mo feet SSSp, area,
,rss ~ LSIS, p tSoiIirCSt q 70 5ssi deep area
font, and no iesi deep arc. q sssS 9so Thsrs
Is Frame House on Lots 9s and %. Lot 100, Meet
| front, Ito feOt doepi area, 1850
Terms of sale One third Of purchase money cash
balance, Q, ~, and ls mopths, the purchaser p
Interest from day Of sale, secured by deed Of
trust,
Zach purchaser must deposit with the auGtio one OF
W on each lot purchased BY him At the time Of such
zen days, the trustee Ieserying the right to Iesel
and cost, In which event the deposit will be for
feited. W. s. HUNTINGDON,
Trustee.
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