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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-24

There will be service in tte Methodist
Church at the usual hour tomorrow. Rev.
J. Atkinson. Of Philadelphia, will occupy
the pulpit.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCENl ENrs.
PROTUONOTARY

Mn nIroT--Plcasc announce the name of THoM
AZ u, NAaHY, of Petroleum Centre as a candidate
for Proihonatary Of Nenango County, subject 10 tho
usages of the Democratic party.
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M. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. N. ana
~ p. N. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
N. Seats free. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
REv. C. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock a. NJ, and *
o'clock p. NJ.
Rev. J. T. OxTOBY. Pastor.
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From CRuMP Bros. Cochrane Landing Ohio
Nov. 20, 1856, We are pleased with Your medicine
II has been the means Of curing great number of
different diseases upon persons also upon horses
We think 1t cures all you recommend it to do We
want yon to send us the larger proportion OF The
variety for "Famly Cse,h - in small bottles.
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J'ss"LUTIoN.
DIANO, A good second hand Piano for sale chcsy
2 at the Central House Apply early. 2t
2 esS'T {.
W. 4. FARSESVV WORTH.
NeHVs Dealer. piOnecr. Pa

Receives all dailcs and Illustrated Papers from New
York twice per day and will mail any paper pub
lishad Illustrated weekly papnrs, 81 % per three
months, >lNil,lhy in ttNilce u,1w
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Wheeling Va. say, under d to of July ~, lSli,
that they can safely recommend the Ga"gling Ul
for moie diseases than il ia recommended for.
From j. X. FISHER. Uniontown, Pa, June a.
lSG1.-Your Gargling Oil is doing much hetcr here
than formerly, since its virtues have become known.
and the bottles put up for Family Usc, without
stain, are much sought for.
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Il. D. TAYLOR, Of Concord Ky, Gays the Ga,p,p,
OIL cured horse Of his, iniur. while plou,hirc be
attempting to step over y stump. almost seycripelS
thigh from the body also that he has used it in hi.
Cuts, Burns Bruises, Frost Bites, Strains Rhe4m
atsm, etc, he ever used.
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NoricE..-All persons indebted to ms will
please call and settle, as all accounts must
be closed up within twenty days.
A. ID. MILLER IL co.
July lG, go. II.
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Extract from letter rom Hon NATHAN INDsEr,
County Judge of Shelby Co., Iowa dated Harlan
April i3 ,S6, 1t il decidedly preferred to any liz
ament sold in this section.
Extract OF letter from SAMUEL y. HuPP, dated
Fallsburg Ohio, July II, 1S66-ln June last. Henry
Shailc had ysarling colt that had what sup.
posed to he Dypthcria for more than ten days SO
that 1t could not eat, and the throat swollen almos,
shut. md the use of three four applications OF
the dollar bottles did the desired effect.
F.om A. @. MEL, Lcwisville. Coschocton Co, o.,
March lS52.-l have used YOUR Gargling Oil for the
Scratches on my horse, and 1t cured it with tie first
application.
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From Dr. J. =. TERRELL, Warren. Ind, March
1851 am engaged in the practice of medicine
and find your Gargling Oil an extremely offlciCr,
remedy in all cases wnere an external application
is indicated.
From DR. G. p. NEAL. Burris. Iowa, Dec. a.. 1855
Il have praciiced medicine in this county seven
years and ch"criully recommend your Gar.,ii, oil
rs tho best lina!nent III Use
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
New York, July "a.

New York, July "a.
= The lIerald's Havana special says; The
town OF Azua, in ST. Domingo, is beseged
by the insurgents. President Baez has sent
troops to aid the garrison and is confident
OF success in suppressing the rebellion.
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Time OF Closing Mails.

ll"e pI
p. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA,
July HsT, 1S6S. )
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart fpom this office rs follows:
ARRIVE
South and East, via. lrvineton, 10.gs A. NJ
south and West, " Meadville, 51S p. NJ.
North and East, " Cory, 255
DEPART.
South and West, S.45 A. NJ.
Soutt East and West, $40 =. NJ
North East and West, 1000 A. VI.
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The very basl pocket Cntlery-Razor, and scis
sors-lil walranted-at W. II. NICuOI.SON'S
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The finest Pluy Tabaccl nt
WI. NICHOLSON & co.'s.
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new lot Of the celebrated l. X. l.. Knives jns'
received Mt the POST OFFICE.
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Carpets, of every quality and description, az
REYNOLDS, BRODIIEAD u cos, No. IL Centre
Street. opposite the p. o., Oil City,Pa.
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Wounds Calls of all kinds, Sprains Bruises Cys,,
ed Heels, Ring Bone, Polo Evil, Wind Calls ~
lous, SPAWN, Sweeney, fistula, sitfast Extern,
Poisons, Scratches or Grease. SpringhoI, Sa,i
Cracks, lnmeness, Strains, Foundering Feet, Man
Horn Distempcr, Garget In Cows, Cracked Tr,,,..
Foot Rot in Sheep, and many other diseases Incl.
dent to Man and Beast. 'N'''
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fry orr Navy Tobacco. We know Il Is the hos,
in the market. w. II. NICHOLSON Il CO.
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All accounts rot settled Immediately, will be lcf;
with nn officer for.collection. -;
April tr. REYNOLDS y co.
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Is good for Rheumatism, Chilblains Corns. Viii,
lows Caked Breasts Sore Nipples, Cramps Boi
Bites of animals, Weaki Of tho Joints. ton,,''
tions fthc Muscles, Burns and Scads, Frost nr
Painful Nervous affections, Chapped Hands Jsn
Back. Pain in the Side, Swcllings, Tuners Too.t
Ache, Old Sores, Hcmorrholds or Piles, Flesh WI
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REv. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

The House sergeant-atarms at Washington who is
paid salary Of *2a92 IS making at least $4,000 a
year by fees
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IB Y TEIEI G r A ? FL
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the sou,h-Western.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. u noon.-Cotton quiet; uplandS
124@128 and Orleans l21@12sd.; sales of the week
uJu bales Of which for export 1000 and specula
ton g, ,oO0 stock on hand 265, 900 bales including
81, 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12, afternoon.-stock of cotton
afoat 2S6, 900 bales, whereof 10000 are American
Later circulars to-day estimate the stock at 100000
bales, of which 93 900 are American. Yarns and fab
ries at Manchester heavy.
NEW YoRK Feb. -, noon.-Money i7ct. Exchange
81 Cold 1851. Cotton lower, 30lc.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 12.-Cotton-receipts to-day
3ll4 and of the week %, Oa4 bales; exports to-day
5625 and of the week, 29, 80 bales; stock hand
l54 ,n67 bales; sales to day 5000 and of the week
80 so bales market steady; middling 2sa@29c Gold
1864. Sterling 46a147; Commercial 5a@464; New
ork sight 4Pct. discount. Flour quiet, but frin
perfne Sc 374 double extra 81 % and treble extra
81 so. Corn scarce, 75@76e. Oats 6rm, 75c. Bran
firm, 81 90 Hay-supply light, but firm; prime
S26 SO. Pork dull; held at S34 IS. con-jobbng
for shoulders at l54 clear rib lS and clear sides l9c
Lard firm; terce 2ol@20a and keg 22l@224c. sssugar
active and higher; prime 1871 and yellow clarified
153c Molasses active prime 6s@70c Whisky
steady; Western rectifed $l@l OIL. Cotfee-none in
first hands; fair 81 and prime l7@lsc.
New YORK. Feb 2 evening = Cotton dull and lower;
sales 200o bales at soc. Money easy and abundant
5017 pet. Gold 1873. Sterling %.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 12, evening. Cotton easier. bu'
not lower; upands l24Gl2s and Orleans l2l@12sd.;
sales 5000 bales
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ton on the floor Of this house will oppose the ref
erPnce OF the resolution seeming to commit the
House III some sort to challenge of your own law
How would look for to refer another resolution
suggested by the speech of the gentleman, Mr.. Butler
and that is, that the House should be authorised to
use the gentlemans own language, "if the Senate
would not retire from the joint convention, to kick il
out!" The gentleman from Massachusetts, should be
the captain in the kckingsoperation. Laughter,]
think the gentleman cannot gansay his speech in that
behalf which brought down the g:lleries and split the
ears OF the greundngs, and it illustrated the anus
of his resolution. denounce it here resolution
of revolution; denounce it resolution OF an
archy! The idea of the House of Representatives
kicking the Senate of the United States! About the
time that you will have kicked the law-making power
out of existence, you will have proved yourselves
greater architects of your counrys ruin than did the
million of men who for four years waged war upon
your Constitution and your laws drenchng your land
with blood and ridsing it all over with graves!
Mr.. Butler aside II always did like that speech
of Mr. Bnglanl's Laughter.
Mr.. Schenck-I have not the slightest idea of pro-
posing the censure Of the Speaker. | think he was
excited, like the rest O. US.
Mr. Colfax-He was not.
Mr.. Schenck-There is only difference of opinion
about that /!
WASHINGTON, Feb l2.-It is stated Longstreet is
an applicant for the New Orleans coectorshp. Full
Cabinet to-day.
House Pacific Railroad Committee heard Generals
Fremont and Icntzleman to-day in favor of rail
road over the sd parallel
James Lyons addressed the Supreme Court in snp-
port of writ of prohibition against Underwood. A.
B. Guigan in Court take of the interests OF
Jetcr Phillips, sentenced for wife murder rescued by
Underwood's rulings, but made argument i'll opposi-
ton to writ.
In the Supreme Court, Evarts stated he had been
served by petitions with notice of application for
habeas corpus for the Torguas prisoners, but unless
the court served him notice. lie would consider the
motion ex parte.
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CoLoRED OR NEG2o.-' Plain TRUTH very plain
spoken correspondent, asks the Memphis Appeal the
following plain question. We, for one, shall act up to
his suggestion
What do you newspaper men mean by ''colored peo
Pile, " cOored citizens" and "colored individuals ?"
Writers natural history and physics generally tell
there colors, to-wit: red, orange, yellow
green blue, indigo and violet. What color are these
people that the papers continually mentioning
part of our population? :? Ihaves seen "yelow
fellow" occasionally and have heard tell' of the
yaller gal" Go about the lunch housesand you will
a g red faced man and then; but green blue
indigo violet colored we hardly ever see these
prosperous times. With the greatest Difference, then,
| would suggest that you newspaper folks designate
the color of the individual alluded to in future 1t
cannot be possible that the negro is the person SO
often mentioned, for he is black and Webster tells US
black is no color.
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FROM EUROPE.

MADRID, Feb 9.--Espartero again declines seat in
the Cortes.
ATHENS Feb. 9.--New Ministry unanimously agreed
with the King in adhering to the resolution of the
Paris conference.
MADRID, Feb. lO.-Only one of the Burgos assas
ss sentenced to DEATH His case awaits the action Of
the Cortes. The Cortes meets tomorrow for organ
isation
MADRID, Feb. lO-Admiral Topete, Minister Of Ma
rne has issued general order for the modelling Of
the Spanish navy.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-Conservaves maintaining prep
aratons to carry vigorous opposition in Parlia-
ment Lord Cairns will be their leader in the House
of Lords.
PARIS, Feb lO-Walewski has left Athens on his
return, with satisfactory reply to all points of the Paris
conference. The press Of this city deny Indignantly
the charge made by Bismarcks organ that the Prus-
sian Government declined them.
MADRID Feb ll.-Greatest interest felt in the pro-
ceedugs of the constitutional Cortes, session which
commenced to-day. Rime-o will certainly be chosen
President The majority of the members favor the
selecting of Ferdinand father Of the regning King Of
Portugal as the future ruler of Spain and should he
refuse then the Duke of Monpensier would probably
be chosen. Movements of Carlists in Aqupazcos,
Biscay, and Alana, commonly known the Barquc
provinces quite active The French government is
watching the frontier closely
LONDON, Feb. 1l.-Bullion in Bank of England de-
creased one hundred thousand pounds
House of Lords met, but without action adjourned
to the l4th.
PARIS, Feb. 11.-Twenty eight Carlsts attempting
to cross the trouter were arrested by body of the
French corps of observation and sent to Bayonne. A
dispatch from Lisbon mentions project for Iberan union
again rumored
MADRID, Feb. l2.-City profusey ornamented in
honor of the assembling of the Cortes Serrano de-
livered congratulations address.
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J. B. LEWIS, No. 9 Texas street.

AEH4Rn,s 1 Asr EEEnnrs-The telegraph informs US
that Menard, the negro, has failed to get his
the third and last effort The Washington correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Gazette thus describes his last
speech before the committee:
His remarks were rambling and in great measure
irrelevant The committee tried in vain to keep him
within the record, and his remarks which were char
acteriscd by staggering impudence, were not we'll
received On the first occasion that he appeared be-
fore the committee he quietly seated himself, unin-
vited, at the committees table. He has evidently
been taught lesson since, for be selected seat
day in another part of the room. Some idea of the
mental caibre of this negro be formed from the
TACT that without the remotest prospect of chance for
a seat in Congress, and against the advice Of those
who venture to advise him, he pursues this inves,isa
ton with the delight of child sporting with a new
toYN
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FELos ON THE FINGER.-This often gives the great
est distress and pain To it to break construct
leather timbe, fill it with soap and lime mixed to-
gether, then thrust into the thmble the finger or
thumb that may be affected After the felon breaks
dress with poultiee made from the pulp of roasted
scoke root, the effect of which will be most soothing
and delightful A cure soon follows In some parts
OF the country this plant goes by the name of spoke
instead OF scoke the true name. 1t bears numerous
clusters OF pnrpisi berries, which pigeons and other
birds are rpry fond dof
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DAVID CRESWELB, -
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Shreve
"A port Louisana-Will practice in the parishes Of
Caddo DeSoto and Bosser and will attend to in
the District, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office corner of Texas and Spring Streets Sale
T. Murphy's store. ja30l ly
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THE Duty ON DRUGS AND MEDIcINEs.-Sixteen ply
sIcans of Washington have presented memorial to,
Congress against the existing duty imposed foreign
drugs and medicines in daily and common use they
being articles which do not in competition with
any Of domestic products nasmnch as they are not
the growth production of country In some in
stances these duties are more than hundred and
fifty per cent thus imposing burdens the sick as
well as an onerous tax on country medical praetiton
who furnish medicines for which the poor are not
able to pay. Owing to the high tax medicines are so
adulteraed that is difficult to obtain them in pure
and genuine state. As they necessaries, and not
uxuries, the memorasts pray that the tax be taken
off, and that the same amount be derived from lux
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

CorroS BLAsKErs-Georga manufacturing enter
prise is presenting to the world something new We
were shown yesterday specimen of cotton blankets
turned ont by the Eagle Mills Columbus that do credit
to the State They very thick, mapped heavily on
both sides, and beautiful in appearance They are
said to answer all the purposes OF the wooen blanket
and are furnished at the low price of from S5 to so
per pair Besides their value something new, it
generally adopted, they will add largely to the con-
sumption of the staple, with corresponding effect
upon the price. Republican, 29th.
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The Worn "SELAu'-This is an untranslated He
brew word, occurring frequently in the Psalms Its
meaning only be coriectured Most Jewish com
mentators give to it the meaning of " eer2aly" Some
writers suppose it to be musical note, Indicating
changerof tone equivalent to the word repeat"
or ssnfvng silence requiring and elevation of the
voice Some suppose it to be actual appeal to Je-
hova1, as :. Hear jehovah" Others regard it as in
dcatng special degree of Importance in the text with
which il is connected, and calling particular atten
ton to it. Whatever may have been its sense, the
word seems now to be unimportant, it may be ia
ken away from all the places where is found without
interrupting the meaning of the Psalm.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA Feb. 9.-Band of insurgents, number un-
known, made their appearance in the town Camorones
On the line of railroad between Cienfuegos and Villa
Clara. A detachment of troops marched against them
Panic prevails in Cienfuegos and many families fed
from the town, fearing the nsnrrection would spread
have arrived in this city. Fort Cabanes which guards
the place, is garrSoned by battalion of volunteers
aud force of regulars has been dispatched to rein
force them. The Diario, in account of the ou-
break at Camorones states that the first action OF the
rebels to destroy the section of railroad between
Cienfuego and Villa Clara. The same paper ac-
knowledges the situation in this quarter to be very
brave. Much excitement created in Havana bv ver-
sons or less exaggerated OF events in tie central
department. The approach of the revolution to the
vicinity OF Cienfuegos, which is in the centr? of a
large planting district is expected to rise in
the sugar market. Several attempts revolution have
been made in the Vueta Abajo region. FIRST and
fifth battalions of volunteers under orders to pro
ceed to that point to prevent renewal Of the disorders
Strangers continue to arrive at various points the
coast, supposed with intention to join the revolution
lists. Many arrested Oh suspicion. Government has
chartered several steamers, and is preparing
of-war aid light draught steam launches to sail to
Roman Keys to prevent expected Standardization of
an expedition from Nassau WleM that is accom-
plished the osilla will proces5 to attack the earth
works which the insurgents have erected at Lasuanaja
Rebels recently assemhled Manasa. to the number
of three hundred WeFe taeked by troops and d.feae
losing arms, ion and eleven prisoners Gov
ernment is organising batalions of voun.
teers, part for garrisOnduty and part for active
vice. La Cabana the strongest fortress in Havana is
garisoned by volunteers in place Of regulars sent
10 Cienfuegos.
HAVANA, Feb 1O.-Arrests eontinue. Last night
the police searched several houses Two companies Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
DIED.

NEIGHTMAH. In this city, on the LAT instant
MIS-. SUSAN Il. WEfGHTMAN widow Of the late
Bic hard Hanson W -ightman.
The funeral services will be held at the Episco-
rai apel &C street south. between % and 81
streets east capitol Hill, 81 L clock n on Sat
uTday, the 4th inst.
BECOkE. On the ist instant OF heart disease,
EbDAJAD J. BROOKE, In the soth year of his
The funeral will take place from his Iats resi-
1e1ce, No. 81 sixth street north. betweenj NJ
Id y AZ o cl1c OK a m on FRIDAY 81 instant
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
ally invited 20 attend the funeral and proceed 10
.lUesu's Chapel.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY OooPER LATIMER. Aue.icnsers,
Southwest corner Penna's avenue and lith street..
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ruRNlruRx
a On SATURDAY MORNING Septenb- r
4th 1869. AZ 20 o'clock, In trent of our aHcti n
rooms, we shsll sell . very extensive assort-
vment OF Household and Kitchen Furniture.
se22 t CcOPBR LATIMsR, Auct..
Di GREEN WILLIAMs
ID AuctioReers and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner Of Seventh and D streets.
CONTENTS PHOTOGRAPHIC EsrAB-
LtsBMBNT AT AUCTION
VI o'clock =. M. we sb.'l sell at Nc. sos Penn a.
s,lvsaia avenue. between 9th and 10Th
~ tstreets west the foilowIeg goods. viz:
Marsle.:op Centre Tables. Sofas and Side chairs
Marble top sshstands, Car pets. Oi! Cloths
Steve: Pipes. Case Of Drawers, &c &c
and many others, v hieh We deem unnecessary to
n %aa leln' GR zen q WILLIAMS. Ane...
by GREEN D WILLIAMS,
sud Corner Rsa stS and
HOGS, MULES, wAGOss. CARTS. HARNESS,
sh On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, ct one
N O'Clock m. We sh all sell, at the resi-
street east. between A and streets south, near
the Asylum
Eish. Hogs, one Male, Spring Market Wagon
Two horse Carts, " .son and Dart Ha-ne,.
Ploushs. Shovels, Barrows, Quit a.ors, &c
Bedsteads. " ardrobes Bureaus
rabies, Cane seat Chairs
Feather Beds. Pillows, Mattress
Carpets, Stoves. China. Orockery,
And many other articles, too numerous to emu
Terms cash. GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
seq d Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RI OOOPBk q LATlMEB. Alos1onesrs,
- Successors to J. O. Mcclure D Co..
southwest corner OF Psnna avenue ana llth %.
TRUSTEES SALE or THAT FINE HOUSE
SEp II DUDDINGfON PLACE; ON FIRST
ST sIkcsEEsAsr FAST, BETWEEN SOUTH B AND
- BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated February
e IS, 1873. and recorded among the land records
!, Tor w ashin gton, u o.: in Liber o. T., No:
g. at folio ~ aud BY direction Of the party sc cured
the 18th day Of August, A ID. 1859, ct o'clock D.
m, IN front Of tue premises, Lot b, "a yoees'
SUBDIVISION OF part OF Square No 1S, With the i'm
The property embraces Q three story Brick
House. nearly new. with all the modern i'm prove
Mente, the lot extending back to . Is Feet allev,
ana 10 the second house from street, with
The smou1t of debt due under the deed of tr ast
is 500, NTH interest thereon from February Is,
Terms Of sale 50 900 cash; Of which 800 must
be deposited when the property 10 struck of, and
the balance within five days after sale; the rest
with interest from the day Of sale. to be ecured
terms of sale not be complied with, the dspos. to
be forfeited, ana the property may be resed at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser upon
five days notice. Convey ancing aod STAMPS at
the expense Of the purchaser, The sale will he
Ieachable. FRED. W. JOINS. Trustee.
su 100 COOPER B LATIMER, Aucts.
RTHE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED until
MONDAY. September 9th, same hour, BY order Of
the trustee.
au26d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.