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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-18
LYON,s FLEA

It 10 well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything, 10 me
shape OF ncns, ticks, bcdbugs. reaches, &C.; that Il Is
perfect poison to the insect tribe. but entirely harm'
Bedbugs, Ants. Roaches. etc, arc in every house.
This Powde Is their natural death. II should DC ~
every cupboard.
JOHN l.. ROM, ESQ.,, Superintendent Of ne New
York City Hospital, says: "ltistn only
surs article we have ever used"
NEW YORK HOTEL PRoPRIrroRs say: I'VE have
u'ea LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For exterminating insects and yermin. with entire
COLEMAN L SrE1soS. Aston House.
8. I. CozzrSs. American. Hotel. -
AcKrR 4 TRrApwEL,, St. Nicholas Hotel.
8, LfLANp 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony Of this haractsr might Ss sddse ,oan'
The genuine has the signature OF ]. Lyon, and the
private stamp Of DrNAs BARSrs q GO. Anything
else OF this kind 10 an imitation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist Will procure the genuine II you insist you
will have no other.
every town end mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
no2j ly 2or3p
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Uharsss at San Francisco Rates.
jy21 II H. HARRIS.
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BuLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S Gold Hill Office
this morning "a sacks Of bullion,
weighing 1920 pounds. and Of the
assayed value Of ISL 1897 %.
BuLLloS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of Z. Ruhling h Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, H..
393 ounces crude bullion.
BULLIoS.-C. Wiegand h Co., of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 5,0ls ounce crude bullion,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-18

MANUFACTURE ALL THE LIQUORS
Nl and Cordials Of modern times, and would
especially call the attention Of the public to theil
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Board Of Equalization.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Board OF Trustees OF Gold Hin will meet
as q Board Of Equalization TO coualize The
assessed valuation of all property within the
corporate limits Of the town. on MONDAY.
and continuing In session from day TO day for
two weeks, or until the business Of equalization
10 disposed Of.
The Board will hold its sittings at the law
otice of ]. A. Stephens. Esq, where the assess.
ment roll will be open for inspection.
II. &. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill. August Il, 1859. aui4 N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-01
THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAMS, Ge.

BY the breaking Of chain CONNECTED with
the hosting machinery st the Diamond coal
mines, in Scranton, Pennsylvania yesterday
morning, a platform containing &c enteen men
WAS precipitated 10 the bottom OF the SHAFT one
hundred and eighty-fye feet. Eleven men
two others cannot live. They leave eleven
WIDOWS ana twenty-eght orphans. This Is
the most disastrous accident that has happened
In the Lockawanna Valley coal fields for many
years.
The Legislature of New Jersey has adopted
resolutions requesting the President to protect
persons engaged in the guano trade in the
Island OF Alta Sela, and 70 restore the island
TO the jurisdiction OF the United States, and
opposing the purchase Of any territory from
the Government OF San Domingo until this
island is restored.
Brevet Brigadier General l., d. Watkins
Colonei OF the Twentieth infantry, died sud-
denly OF congestion of the brain at NewOr-
leans on Sunday. He was a son-in-law to
Gen. Rousseau.
Judge Pope, Of the twelfth circuit of Ala
bama, was arrested Monday at JacksonyiIle
Ala by the military authorities, and confined,
for failure or refusal to execute the iuIy orders
Judge Pope was an original, and has been ali
the time, URion man.
No arrests of the parties engaged in the WARE
house frauds in New Orleans, have been m.de
A cotton fraud, involving $4,000, il being I'M
earthed there, but the implicated party is rustI-
eating in Havana.
Collector Mulford has issued an order for the
detention of all liquor arriving or passing
through Richmond, until satisfactory evidences
is given that taxes are paid.
Gen. Schofield has issued orders that the
military commissioners will report without
delay the names Of all elective officers an the
State Of Virginia whose terms Of Office have ex-
pired, in order that il they are not eligible for
re-eiecuon suitable persons may be appointed.
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while the Senate is sitting for the purpose-sf
tying an tnpeachnent, and eli forms darsag
tie trial not Otherwise specially provided Tor,
and the presiding ofhcer on the trial may rule
all questions Of evidence and inciden tai oues<
tone, which ruling shall stand the iudrmeat
Of the Senate. unless some member Of the Sen
ATE shall ask that formal vote be taken there
on, IN which case q shall Be- submitted 20 the
Senate for decision; or he may. nj his option, On
the first instance, submit any such question %
vote Of the members OF the Senate"
feas-Mfssrs- Anthony, Bayard, Buckalew.
cameron, Corbett. Crssin. Davis, Dixon. Doc
h'tle, Edmunds, Fessenden, Fowler, freling-
hnystn, henderson, Hendricks, Johnsea. Mo
Creeiy, morrill, OF Vermont, Norton. Patterson
OF New Hampshire, Patterson Of Tennessee,
nIumoull, Van Wrinkle, Nickers, Wiley. and
Wllllams-Si
Nays-Messrs. Cameron, Cattell, Chandler,
Soh, oon shng. Drake, Ferry, Howard, Howe
morgan, Morrill Of Name. Morton, Nye. Ram
Wilson'S.
0At twenty minutes past six, the Senate re-
turned, and the Chief Justice called the body
TO order, and said
The Senate has had under consideration the
question, which was discussed before AZ re-
tired, and has directed me 10 report the follow
ing resolution
Here he read the resolution Just agreed upou
In secret session.
Mr.. Butler intimated that the Managers de-
sired TO retire for consultation.
Senator Trumbull then made the motion for
ad Journment which was carried
The Chief Justice vacated the chair, and the
Senate having resumed its legislative session,
adjourned.
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PROPOSALS..
IMPROVEMENT or THE DEs MOINEs
kAfl oIUF az IN n ~ diSSSlSsIPPI RIVER.

Sesled Proposals will be received by the under
signed 81 The United States Engineers ONCE, in
ne s e ~ tb 1sSaI ns All iowa; until April IS
soustruc'ion Of tso lift locks and one guard lock
or ne esns Dow IN process Of construction around
The locks are to be 80 feet Ions between quoins,
ard 20 be constructed Of hr.tcisss CT cut Stone ma
The srst Loeb. located at Ksoku. will h. ,o,<
feet IN srfl built entirely in tn. river ~ IVA
The reyond locs will be about ~ miles above the
nTst WITH Sect lit, AMI will be protected from the
river by the canal embankment " WV
The gusId lock will be located at the head of the
esnh 81 S.shviiie, and will be protected by the
separate proposals Gin duplicated must be made
CLASS f-sTONE AND CBMEkr
ne proposals. under this head must specify the
cred. - Ni''n 'ne ABOVE materials VIII DC u'i'-
CLASS u-IReN.
which both wrought and cast iron will be deliv
CLASS III.-TIMBER
o, must 'iais the Prsis Be, SIsis hns,r
nay be rsquired. vii be d.livered '" ''m'ef s'
CLAsS lV--LABOk
This clsss will include the BALL ng, draining and
exeaysti,n Of pits pre- pairing the fou hich
viii be GU rock constructing the lock walls, and
walls, making the necessary emsankmsnt ami rip
rap vsls- and constructing sluices cufverts
&c. snd the furnishing Of all machinery and i'm
PIGMENTS required fer She proper execution OF the
The requires separate proposals Gin dupli-
cate Tor each and every class and the awsrdments
<,ll be msde on each class separately, without
N mole than one proposition will be received
-om The same party br the same class.
Each It'd must con ain q written or printed guar
sntee, sigsed by two ponsible persons and GER
tined to by some Unstea States Government offfcer
or ether responsible person known to this off ce,
that the party or parties bidding will, III awarded
the eOntTscts for the classes upon which they bid
enter into contract win the Government, or make
highest fffder
The names Of the persons proposing
must be written out in full, with their places on
residence and post once address.
Plans, maps and specific ations, and all necessary
papers will be ready for examination at the United
States ngineer Office at keokuk, Iowa, for fifteen
days prfor 20 the date Of letting
Bank forms for proposals. will be furnished upon
application at this ONCE.
Persons proposing 10 contract requested to
visit ant ami the location for the locks before
sending in their bids
Contracts under either of the aforesaid classes
will include one or more OF the locks may be
cOHsidered most advantageous to the Govern
nsBt.
-The Government reserves the right to reject any
h. s,t.rhe,t 10 each hid wv VI '' A'i'e 'nouiu
Proposals. must be addressed to the undersigned
81 X eok ak Iowa, and should be endorsed PRO
pOsals for abOr and Material for the Locks for
lie Improvement Of the Des NOines Rapids"
j. III. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Breyet A aJor General, U. g. A.
NTTEn STATES ENGINEEAfs OFFIcE Davenport,
IOWA. February q 1865. NH 5-dtA pl5
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PROPOSALS.
MAIL MEssENoER SFRyTCT
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Posr OyPIcx Dxr..,nx,Y

w..h Pet or < 4 P Pssr..1..sr;;,as
Ses!ed propesais will b rec eiyed a the Contrast
dee.d 3, IN unit,
June 30, 1877.
Mss's"ss, Ssrviee in th Gy Of wessinsts..
4, From The Wsshi ns,on " CITY Pos. One. to tn.
Or.nse and Xis1snaris B.. r. Depot, Mary.
H. ' city ;rR ss Se. to tn.
Potomac Steamboats,, foot Of 7th street: two
Baltimore and Ohio r. 4. Depot, 4 - trips
and Ohio Depot d po.o
mac Steamboats,, foot Of 7th street, one trip
From Baltimore and Ohio r. pepo, to Or.
snge and Alexandria r. 4. Depot. Maryland
5s.:ss s
s,y M, or p New Jersey .ven1s to the wash
From the Potomac steamboat. foot Of 7th
street, to the Warrington City Post Once
tive trips daily, except Sunday, and one San
From the Baltimore and Ohio B. Depo. 70
daily except sunday, and two SUNDAY;
From Potomac Steamboats,, foot Of It'll street,
TO Baltimore and Ohio R. B. Depot, one trip
From Orange and Alexandria r. R Depot,
pannt s ave tr 20 baltimore and Ohio T.
The s hour Of arrival 81 and departure from city
the po:master the mails to be taken from and de-
hveIed into the post Office cars and boats; to be
WAGONS
sufficient capacity for the IRE mail, we'll pro.
tected by suitable water proof covering from the
and when carried in the night must be accom- pan,
leo py a. iesst one person besides the driver q
to be subject at times to tbs sps
control and approval.
portation Of mail matter TO or from n' the Washns
ton City poet sase and to al railroads and steam
that city, including congressional documents and
Tree Iueiications OF any name or nature, amount
distinctly underssood that the contractor viii not
receive any increase Of compe asation during the
susnce Of the failure Of the mails to arrive
on schedule time
to contract and bond. with two sureties Of ample
and objectionable Efficiency Ito be certified to
the faithful performance Of the sersics in every ny
respect; he contract will also provide that the
whom he shall commit the tran. portatfon Of the
mails. and be accountable to the United States for
ness or want Of care that fnes NAV be i'm posed
and deductions made for failures and delinqnences
contract may be snnulltd for repeated failures for
violating the post ONCE laws, or disregarding the
In of failure of the accepted bidder to exc.
cute a contract or OF the abandonment Of service
vertised and re let at the expense of the failing
bidder or contractor.
City Post Or ce where blanks for bids can be OBJ
fsined) and inform themselves of the character of
that they may bid understandingIy, and to pre-.
ven, any .misapprehensfon after the service has
In view of possible increase or reduction of the
service bidders will state In their bids the for
rscon as adveTtised and increase and re eSa
will be made in accordance with these figures The
sum total for ai the service will also be stated in
The Postmaster General reserves the right to cur
tail or add TO the service in accordance with above
section, and also reserves the right to reject ali
bids W hie b may be deemed extravagant.
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DROPCsALs FOR FORAGE.
Opses SHpsrriSiaz Osnyfsrmdster,
.Nlsh- IlISfrIcf ~ M Rto Ernndr

R'0tcHSriIIs, IsydS, February 10, 1873. y
sesiad Proposals will be received at this office
hsil " ri NEcDAY, the 18th of April, 1853 at IL
~ 20. K a m for such quantities of OATS, CORN,
ana IA a. may Re equired for use of public ami
mails at the following named points in the Sub Dis
tIlct, Tor the six mObths ending October 81. 1853
Via: Brownsville, Ringgold Barracks, and Laredo,
Oats sri Corn Of best quality and TO be delivered
N good sunny sacks. Hay baled or unbaled pref
eTeSCe Will b given t. baled Hay All to be su H.
sect 20 in-pertiOn- Delivery 70 commence within
-niTty dry- after the approval of the contract and
police given 20 the cOntr actor.
Proposals to lie in triplicste. with a COPY of the
acNeTtl- en- ut anneX,d 10 each. and to be accom-
SanIe1 a. names Of at least two sufficient sure
les 20 VIII signify. by endorsement thereon
their Willingness to become responsible for the
faithful performance of the contract.
- All proposals viii be submitted to the Chief
QuarteTEa Of the District for approval and
award
The Government reserves the right to reject any
OF al bids or any part Of hid
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for For
aSr, abd addressed 10 the Supervising Quarter
master, Sab District of the Rio Grande at Brow ne
vile. Texas
By order of Breyet Major General McCeok
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut.. 18th Infantry, h. Y. NJ. and A. A.
u. M NH la-td
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u mo. 1901
STATES
M ALTON

c. c,,. PROCLAMATiOM
FOR the SAFE OF Valuable Lands IN the state OF Kan
sds and within the Limits Of TIE Osdge Indian
Cessions under Treaty Of September 29M, 1866,
,r,th tn. Great and It'll Osa6e Jndinn,
, ~
In pursuance OF Law, AN'RKw JOHNSON,
resident Of the United states Of America do
hereby mere aeSiare anu make known that PUBLIC sales
the State Of Kansas, at the Eefiods hereinafter
, Let st9 The Public Lands at the Land ONCE At
UmBoLBT n ANSAS, commencing on FRIDAY,
fse rs dns MIX reIt IL fof the disposal Of we
townships and Parts OF townships lying within the
aforesaid treaty. viz: VI
South of tn. bose lin. and east of IN, iytb p,,ne,po
Fractional townsbi ns ss. ~ "a % N n nnu
and IS of range IL 1'' -'' - ''' OIL o. DIV d.
fractional townships H. townsbtps ~ "a % N
range is. anu '''""' '""nSn'p % o'
aaf sern:lS 81 ;:nss
Fractional townships Is, q q, ., 50, 81, n. n,a
I'd. For the sale of the following described trx,,
@ sSs % Ss s1 5 the e.
q ;Pus under e. sseS.a IN: .1
meridian.
.SwnsSP q r.ass and
and fractional township 80. of range ..
and fractional township 8, Of range . % anu :"
.hf 3 n n, and
fractional township Is, townships a, q, y, and
FIaStiol to.n!sis m eo"S.6ip. H. - and
FIas,an :ITo.hiI 10 81
fractional tow nship aD OF range
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

I AR9E SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
IL ERTY.
Will be eeld at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY, April - 1873, at the United States Arsenal,
DeaIbornviie, MICH, six so cast iron Cannon
teen thousand Muskets, Rifles, Carbines, and Be
volyers fourteen sets of Artillery Carriage Wheels
and xles. and large quantity of Cartridge Box
%, Belts, Swords, Lances, Tools, &c.
Dealers will be supplied with catalogues, on ap-
pltcation to the commanding off GER
JOHN r. EDIE,
mhO-6t Bvt MAJ. y. 8. A., Cong.
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RY VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- Stores No 315 and 317
South corner of Pennsylvania avenue.
CHANGERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROEED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER
OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND 10TH

CHANtER1 SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER
OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET WEST.
=. By virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Coun bia, passed in Equity cause
No $50, wherein Yates Selby are compliments
ano George Seitz ct al are defendants, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer for sale. the prem
ises, at public auction, on MONDAY, the 9th day
of April, 1873 at the hour of Fl We clock D. m all
the estate right title and interest Of George SetZ
OF and into all that part of Lot No. !, in Square
No s4s, in the city OF Washington, District Of DO
bounds, beginning for the same at the southeast
cerner of said lot numbered /, and running thence
westwardly by and with the line of New York ave
nue. IS feet 10 inches thence north wardIy by lire
at right angles with said avenue "a feet inches,
thence east GO feet inches to the line of 10th street
vest thence by and with the line of said tn street
50 feet inches to the place of beginning with its
buildings and appurtensnces.
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid cash. and the balance In and IL months
with interest from date OF sale. No deed will be
given until all the purchase money is paid. The
terms of sale must be complied with in week
after the day Of sale or the property will be resOld
ct the rick and cost of the purchaser, after one
week 3 notice. 500 down at time of sale.
ConveyaI cling and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. SAML l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
NH 2-eotd VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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pROP0sALs FOR TRANsPORTATWa.
Bureau Of Ordnance,
N1..

WAsHrSsroS CRY, March ~, 1868
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until noon. pril twenty ts0l, 1873 for the trans.
portstion, by railroad or water, of three hundred
and fourtet t3lD Navy Bronze Howitzers, weigh
ing In the aRGrs gate about one Hndred and seven
ty hve t115) tons, more less from jefferson Bar
rscks Reserve. about twelve miles below St. Louis.
Mo-, on the Mississippi river, and to be delivered
1T the New York Navy Yard
Proposals to be endorsed For Trau sportation
Of Freight from Jefferson Barracks Reserve to
New York 4"
Bidders will state the price per ton at which they
viii agree to bring the freight the entire distance
and the time within which it will be done.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment, and the party parties to whom the con-
81 act may he awarded must furnish good and gu III
Gle MT security to the value of one half the amount
Of his or their bid for the faithful performancs Of
the contract. III. A. WISE.
NH l8-dtd Chief Of Rureau
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pRoPOsALs FOB LAYING wArER.MAIss
MAyoRS oTFIcE, CRY HALL.

= y
eealed Proposals. 10 be ndOrsed on he enyelop De
Propose for LAY ing Water mains. will be re-
ceived 81 thi. otIes until noon on WEDNESDAY,
ATriis BicdeTs viii also soecfy the We 10 p-
and the face of the bid what dist let the bif il
for. There are three districts, which are bou
80 follows viz
DIsTRICT NUMBER ONE includes all that part
OF The rty DOrtf ~ the Ch-ss peak- anf i 10 cAs
and city anal, aud xest Of seventh trest vest
DISTRICT HUMBER TWO Includes all that
part Of the city north and north-ast "a the can
And eat Of a. { vest side Of seventh street west
DIs1 Riot NUMBER TdkEE In lude- all tn 1t
part OF the city which Is between the canal and the
Potomac and q . Eastrrn Branch.
Specifications and forms VI Proposals can be had
% sppucs'lon TO tie Watsr Resister, AMI sach
rT0r7ssis ~nly will he considered ~ are written
oP.h ttese r, gulsr Official forms.
Al trsE pipes required to be laii for the o.
pn q tTe h ants which are laid sim rltaneously
WIZ W. mSin viper. will Be included in ths msss
tract Price
satlsi 'icrl bond ard security sili be r-luir. d
II u the bArues with WI m csrtrscs shall be
mace. RICHARD WALL ACH,
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ID Estate Brokers. n Louisianana avenue,
corner of eth street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON ID STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 9rH
AND 10TH STREETS WEST, AND OPPOSITE
THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of April next, at
half-past clock p we shall sell, the prem
Uses, No III d sire ct south Lot No. -. in sd asre
$50 being 70 feet front by ~ feet deep, with inn
proyements. consisting of weI-built two story
Brick Dwelling House, containing seven rooms,
kitchen, and cellar having a one story brick store
room In front. and - two story Brick Building at
the back. Containing We rooms two story Frame
Bniding on rear of lot, fronting q ~ foot paved
alley, together with Frame Stable for two horses
and COW.
This is one Of the most gibly located business
stands the Island, ar is old and well-estsb-
lished Meat and Provision Store, having q large
and increasing business.
The whole property will, at any time, yield rent
of $50 per month.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the property
Conyeyancing and stamps at purchasers csst.
One hundred dollars down when sold
mhaU eeSt j. T. DYER & CO, Auct's.
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@Tbe Supreme Court OF Missouri has de-
cided in the case of the County Collector vs..
the Washington University, that under the
new State law universities must pay taxes, not
~itbstanding their charters for perpetual ex-
emption.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ID ABctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 500, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.

TRUSTEES SALES CT VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IRON FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,
MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c.
BY virtue of deed in trust from Geo. Il. Moore
and wife, bearing date the 18th day of June, 1866
and recorded in Liber r: M H., No. IL, folio 30, ct
SEQ the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
TUESDAY, the eth day of April, 1865, at "a O'Clock
m, on tie premises, all the undivided interest,
to one undivided half of the hereinafter described
part Of Square south of Square Ne. 49, that is to
say, the easiernmost nifty feet front 7th street
west, between L and K streets south, by ninety
nine feet deep, with the improvements, WIKI h con-
sst of cOmmodious and well built Brik Iron
Foundry or Machine Shop; also, all the interest Of
ssid Geo. IL Moore in and to the Machinery, Tools,
Models, and Fixtures In and attached to said Iron
Foundry or Machine Shop among which is heavy
and valuable Iron Planning and Boring Lathe q
feet long.
Terms of sale: For the real estate-One- half cash
and balance in six and twelve months, for notes
bearing interest from day of sale, secured by deed
In trust upon the property; and for the machinery
tools, 6c.-Cash If thu terms OF sale not com
piled with in three days after the SALE the operty
will be resold. upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and expense of the defaultng purchaser. 500 will
be required to be paid on the spot, immediately
after sale by the purchaser Of the real estate and
$50 BY the purchasers of the machinery, tools &c
All conyeyancng and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchasers
CHAS. q. WALLACE. Trustee.
NH l3-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.