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The national Republican., 1869-06-25

A KU'kLux LETTER. Yesterday morn
Ing the colored compOsltor, Lewis II. Doug
lass, was the recipient Of an anonymous let
ter, signed "K. X. X" threatening him with
death and all kinds Of punishment unless he
leaves the Office before certain day. The
letter Ia headed "Hon. Niger DOugluss," il
dated Dayton, Ohio, June 23, 1867" and
postmarked "Elmlra, n. Y, June 22," which
looks quite suspicious, and Is believed by
many who have seen It to have been written
by some hand at the Government office, aud
forwarded to Elmira to be sent here. Beyond
raising n hearty laugh from those among
whom the document was shown, the letter
created no excitement.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
NOTICE mo- pRR. .EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person en' led to the right o. pTp.ompilon
to any, % the lands within tss tOynship. and
IL establish the same 10 tbs IAIistaeiiOn o. the
Register aud Roeelyor Of tha Land onc', and make
payment therefor as soon practicable HfteT
seslDg this notice, and before the dAT appointed
for the commencement OF the public sale Of the
lands embracing 10 tract claimed, OtheTWise
JOS. s. WILSON,
COmmisfiOneT OF the General Land Onir0
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

MEETING OF THB BOARD OF PoLIcB.-Tho
Board Of Metropolitan Police, at its regular
meeting yesterday, appointed DR.. johnson
Elliott surgeon OF police, in place Of DR.. P.
Croghan. The applications OF John lyman,
Joseph Stewart and Bernard Wood, for
liquor licenses, were rejected. The follow
Ing additional priyates were appointed for
six months; G. P. Bush, q. Prince, ]. Lyons,
VIM. Williams, J. NJ. Hartman and W. C..
Hill for duty at the Treasury building, Thos.
Golfer for duty a Wisewell barracks and G..
E. simmons ut the navy yard.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

CASE or TREsPAss.-John IIollornn was
yesterday arrested by Officer Oliver, on the
charge OF trcspassing upon the property of
Mrs. Catharine Pearson and taking from
thence number Of paving stones. lie was
nued $40 by Justice Smith
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
ID mo. 7jl
THs UNITED STATES.

THS UNITED STATS.
q hS Of sas. T';IF, q ASss. Ts.S
hereby declare and make known that a pnbl,s sale
tSry. S ScSmsasISs @ gu MONDAY. iSs iaS DAY o.
lsS bS S 6S SS pshSs
and parts Of townships. yiII
North of NE Base Line and Vest of he SihM
Principal McrididH.
Townships bani Q, range Ca
fS%5.[EiIE. J. J, ,S4Ri .. ,.nGo %;
$$$Sss:$$i$S::f Il; S.s:s1i !; ;.ss: & Il \
Aud ptrt, u TOW Hsbip !. north Of range. Os and
90, which Will bs offered ~ aee"[dsneo with a
S Soa% az e Bss hiRS M ans f WI SJa ne SS Pra.
ciPdl Meridian.
ES%s:RiFR: !ES% :ERIiF: ~ sli 3 Tist" raasoe al
,f$%%:EiS: i S''s,%i::$ ~. ,O,ii.is' Il,
fSwa:hips Ito TO- Inclusive. aud towu.hip II.
TSwnsbips to O.. Inclusive. range
Townships TO !, inoluiyc. range 20.
TYwG,hips - Z, iani ., ranEeO ,,,-
wfIei viii Is offered 10 SeeCTdsSeS viii SsRCi:
ule iGrnlshcI tho RegisteT ani Receiver
Township y, range a.
Township S, TaEgeG
Township %, rauEe67.
Townships 10 and 20, ranged 6s.
Township ~, rang, U.
Townships IS AID 10, range 70.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military aud other purposes, or lands on which
applications have been hled under the ptoyislons
| OF the homestead law. will be excluded frsm the
| sale.
The oGsrlug Of the above designated lands will be
| commenced % tho day appointed, aud viii proceed
In tho order In which they are advertised, and In
act Of Congress approved 2ith April, ltO, uqt the
| whole shall have been f,rsd, and tho sale thus
closed but the sale shall bo kept open no 10 g'T
than tnG HGsks aud no private enliy u any OF tho
lauds IN bo nd mitsd until Aftor tbs expiration II
| the two weeks from the l3th September, lsi.
| Given undTT my hand at the city Of Washington
| this eleventh day Of May, Anuo DOmlni enc thou.
| BY tha President! U s. GRANT,
Jos, s, WILSON, Commissioner Of the General Laqd
Office
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

A NOvEL PLEASURE BoAT.-The launch
which formerly belonged to the rebel steam
ram stonewall has been purchased by two
gentlemen of this city, and Is now at the
ship.yard foot of Twelfth street, being re-
modelled and repaired. The Craft will be
shaped Into a pleasure boat, for which she
10 admirably adapted.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25
TREES, VINES, ROOTS.
Morris Tree, Vine and Root
List.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEED
STORE,
k Strcct, Near Nineteenth, ,
OPPOSITE l9sh STREET MARKET.

nlaesbvsIy, GTapcs, Raspberry, ,StrawLe Lerrie'.
Turnlp Seed, Ruta Baga SEED, hangel Wur.
zel Seed for Stock.
All tho above in large variety, Of best nAmId,
selected kinds to suit purchasers. Special Aiten-
ton is called TO the two new superb. hardy Grape
Vines | offer for rRls, the ''BuinslAn' and MAR
ha." Cabbage plants " cent, per 100 Tomato
Plants - csuts Per dozen.
A. p. MORRIS, Jr.,
Seed storS. X street,
les 2iwtf Near Ninoiosbth.
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

8. C. MILLS, JusTICE OF TIVE PEACE
0nico and residence No. 54i II street north
between Third aud Fourth streets west. \
NOTICED. W. Anderson, the eoioret
justice Of the pcacc-oilicc 2l9 1 street, be
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
The national Republican., 1869-06-25

N0rE, Under tho regulations Of the Department
as heretofore aud now existing, NO payment can bo
made for advertising prOGamAtlOns except to such
publishers Ms are specially authorized. iei.PlN
] ton county, Juu0 8, 1900: Ordered this day
that the sale made and reported by ELIAS DAyls,
Of lOi ~ ia square 6ll, ia city Of WRshlus.
toR, is Zae6si lah DowTiag b. and tho ssmo
lsd1. II NJ objection be made thereto on or before
that day provided copy ofthiS order be pub ished
tRrssSS sS' wscE. Softrs sa,a day. The Saaidlsa re-.
ports the sum N Ialr .I o. ,NS ~
wM p PURCELL. JuLas.
A tTuufuvy
TrEI, A. 4. wEBITFR,
loo WNN' Register Of Wills
VVRAPrIM rApER REPr ToR SALE AT
w this omeI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
Virginia and Gold >Eill
OMNIBUS LINE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

THE VIRGINIA AND GOLD aaSn
i Hill Omnibus will leave the &
stands on and after June nth, 1859, by Nye u
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4 Tho f,rst and most healthful Tonic
ever introduced into the United
states 10 stili the leading article. and
more Of this sold than OF all other 20
called TonIcs or Bitters.
For Sale to tho Trade BY TAYLOR
a BENDEL. Sole Agents, 700 and ~
Clay street, Ban Francisco. ssie-iy
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Notice---Last Call.

"A late firm of W. A. MEREDITH 3 co: are
requested to call at ". A. Meredith's ONCE,
Main street, Gold Hill, and settle Immediately,
II they wish to save cost Of writ.
WA. NKREDITH.
Gold Hill, September ~, 1850. In
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I" Mr.. Hcaton is the authorized agent OF
the GOLD HILL NEWS for saeramsnts.
,s7.U
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

besides to make his head sound iikc a
Dutch oven all night long If 80 desired.
With cheap trains running through Hol-
land. and easy modes OF conveyance from
England and France 1t not surprising that foreign
artisans are f0cking In mere, 10 spend pleasant
and profitable holiday. Ii costs wonderfully small
OF money to accomplish all this, thanks to the
foresight and berality OF the managers. One Is
by the English w0rkmen to cruise about and make
themselves understood with their broad shOuldered
Dutch brethren, as by anything Amsterdam can
exhibit somehow or other the bold artisans from
England get aloag nicely, because 1t is easy to pro-
nounce the word schnapps, and every Dutchman
knows what that means. Schnapps cost ABOUT three
cents glass. and Ia by all odds the purest drink one
can ina In Holland. Our English cousins patrontze
Although there are many cases yet unopened lying
about the palace oors the show of goods Is exceed
ngly fair. France displays wealth OF articles, all
luxurious and elegant, which contrasts strongly
department Of Holland. You may imagine what
France would send-au gilt, glitter and sumptuous
elegance. as III adapted to the wants OF the plain.
simple. Woodworking population Of the Netherlands
cheap ahd good, especially In the household line.
You may see here chairs, good enough for any per-
son Of moderate taste, that cost less than forty
cents. which will Outlast o generation. Others less
fancy Ia color and quaint In STYLE may be had for
ten cents and garden seats may be bought for eight
cents which will adorn any tea garden from Nieue
dep to Utrecht Your true Dutchman has taste for
gliding. He wants his furniture OF plain wood, in
order that the good housewife may scrub IT and
polish 1t until 1t shines white and clean II you
must put green and blue windmill on the furniture
and dlsplace a drove Of white and black cows. let
them find place on the upper edges. 80 that they
may not be scrubbed out.
But must reserve for subsequent letters O more
detailed description OF the Exposition, which has
really many things worthy OF notice and perhaps OF
value to the people Of the United States.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

propose TO take, aud which the muaio pai,W ,o,o OF
Cracow nave already taken, will not stanN aive, , %
We learn that1 other municipalities ore aDoNt 70
make the same the same manifestations, and tAs.
resolutions, supported by pubic meetings held for
that purpose, viii strengthen the government IN It's
onward course, and ultimately bestOw upon the
country law upon the converts In harmony with
the principles OF the new constitution. The fact has
been demonstrated by experience that at least
thfeefourths or the novices OF the different ret
glous orders are recruited In the convent schools
IN th0se schools the directors first OF all cast
their glances upon the pupils whose disposition,
talents, sgclal position ana means, may ultimately
render them useful members OF the order; and with
the resources OF all kinds placed their disposal by
system OF education sklfuy planned for that pur-
pose, they operate upon these young minds, ana
gradually lead them by gentle gressnre to the great
act OF the remuneration Of the world 1t is princi-
pally In the nunnerles that these manpuvres are
practlsed Very few nuns are TO be found who have
not passed through convent school before embrac-
Ing the religious life. These edu cationa establish
lsnments therefore, should be first dealt with II tile
influence OF the converts is to be curtaleu; and Is
above all the system OF education OF young girls in
Austria that must be reformed II the pernclous and
deplorable competition 1t meets with in the girls
schools OF the convents is to be neutrailzed.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
feaEISa SCIENTIFIC NoTss.

The German journals announce tie death OF DR..
Carus, President OF the Academy OF Sciences at
Dresden, and a man Of high repute for his philo.
sophical works.
Of late the theory has been advanced that earth.
quakes are caused by the influence OF the sun and
moon on the Internal waves OF the earth. A Mr..
Rudolf Fab has lately written In defence OF this hy-
p0thcss. and In order TO give clear proof OF Its
correctness he prOphescs that the next earthquakes
Will occur In equatorial countries, on the 7th OF An.
gust the 6th OF September and the 4th OF October.
The shortness OF the intervals seems TO prove that
he IL In earnest
The VdrschopEi Dniepni6 OF Warsaw announces
the discovery In the environs of Czenstochof, 10
Poland, OF seam OF coal an estate named
Turkof The combustible extracted Is OF superior
qualify. The st. Petersburg Gazette states that ex.
pl0ratl0ns are also about to be made To lind mines or
tne same fuel In the district OF Wadai, government
OF Novgorod.
Berlin contains Ia, OIL private houses and645 build
lnRs Tor other purposes. The former are built In
separate nats az In Scotland and are divided into
l628sl dwellings, including A,292 cellars on rather
more than one to each house, In which the poorer
families live and generally carry on some trade or
business. An inquiry s at present being made a. to
the relative number OF children In families OF tn
higher and lower Classes and though all the dat
have not yet been collected 1t seems certain that At
least more children grow up In the middle ana upper
classes than among the working population, The
greatest number OF living children Ia aug Berlin
faWily has been found 70 be hvteens
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
ENGLAND.
,hs ncath Of Cornelius GrinueII.

hES tcatn Oh COrnen1S tTffnuetis
The following is IRON the Isle OF Wight Times,
published at Ryde, where the fatal accident 10 Mr.
Grinne occurred, ana contains the fullest and most
correct account Of that unfortunate casualty
Early on Tuesday morning, the 10th instant. a
shocking and fatal accident occurred to Mr. Corne-
nns GLnneii, Oh New York, one of taose visitors to
the 0d country whose presence was expected To add
80 much cIt 10 the present Yachting season. It has
cast quite gloom over the town, and especially
neDan had only just been admitted a MEMBER Of the
Ryde Victoria Yacht Club, having at Cowes pur.
on his body was leld at sIyer's HOTEL Pier street,
before MIR. Blake, deputy coroner for the ISLAND,
TUESDAY afternoon: The Jury was a most respecta.
1ts foreman, and there was a large audience, com
prising several yatchmen. The following was the
Mr. James Gordon Bennett-I live at New York;
the body that has just been viewed by the jury that
Of Cornelius Grlnnell; do not know his age; have
known him about ten days; since my arriga here;
was with hun yesterday afternoon; came up In
yacht mere and dined with him at the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club annual dinner last night; he was iodg-
ing at 25 Pier street. opposite this house; we lett the
cup shorty atter Twelve: am not qute certain as
wav .%e M M M M a ana came me-
Tered to let us sleep In his sitting ROOM all went
up stairs; 10 few minutes went down again to the
SI0nt door; left Mr. HOmans and the deceased up
ssalrs; when got TO the door saw body laying
Ysvy on Tue pavement end partly IN the road; MIR.
na Umans or my servant came down and said that MIR.
urlnneu nad lalen out OF the Window Immediately
Wens 70 Tue body and assisted in carrying him up
ktnst spoke 10 BIN, but he did not answer me;
Vio0o was streaming from the back OF his nead we
~ once sent ior medical man, and Dr. Ollard came;
u0ceased never spoke after the accident
Juryman-When you left the room there was M
sskylarking' OF any kind going on '"''' 80 ~"
The C0roner-Was there any practical iok,no oo,no
On when you left the room ''""s so'''s
Mitness-on' dear no. Nothing Of the giud.
The COroner-l suppose you were ali good humor
o.; there had been no quarrel between Your -"'
. Mr. B0nnett-N0t at all; quite the reverse. as
bro0f OF that may mention that deceased wished
inc TO have his bed and to sleep the sofa hmselt
deceased was perfectly sober.
0heppard H0mans->l 1.-Two at New York, and mat
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Viceroy OF Egypt has invited Marshal Serrano,
the Regent OF SPAIN 10 attend at the opening OF the
Sucz Canal.
In order to suppress brigandage In South Italy
General Pallavcini has offered rewards OF sums va.
rying from 500 to 5000 for the capture of brpands
IN proportion to their grades.
German proposes tax on pianos throughout
Germany OF one dollar and half each which would
produce about S55j, 900 per annum. lie calcuates
that there are $4,000 pianos exclusive OF those
used by teachers.
The overtures for the purchase OF Cuba 10y the
united States government are creating some sensa-
lion In European political circles but IL ls feared
that the mission Of Mr Forbes will not be regarded
IN q very favorable light by France and England.
The b,dependance Beige reports that In recent
conversation between the Emperor OF the French
and foreign dplOmatist, on the present crisis in
France, the former observed that IL the majority In
tended 10 check and control the government ne
would not hesitate to appeal to the people.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
tWusrs AND IMPORTS FOR THE YEAR.
washington august 2s) correspondence OF the Bos
Adyartiqer.1

ton Advertlser]
From advance sheets Of the report OF General
walker, of The Bureau OF Statistics, for the month
of June and tho fiscal year ending with June, II ap
pears that the total value Of dutable articles i'm.
ported for the year ending June 30 was $so5 500
against S342 245 859 last year; the vaue Of articles
free Of duty was $4 172 this year and $2o 14i
$4i3 $685. 49, for this year and S464 for last.
or foreign commodities re-exp0rted, the dutiabe ar
tcles were valued ct $40 2o2 thus andlsl 4sD
S14692 e65 this year and So OO7 last The total
value of the products Of the American fisheries re-
cevcd into the United States during the quarter end
ing June no, 1869, is reported at s3,03o, ,o0n The
total value OF the shipments Of domestic commodi-
ties from New YORK by way OF Panama for the same
time was $l0,07e,403 while In the same period tue
reJdrn shipments OF domestic commodItios by the
Same route from San Francisco To New York were
yaue1 at 3ao67 s39. The value OF the shipments OF
York for tue same quarter was )529ot.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
Converts and Convent schools Throughout
the Empire.
The Vienna P,.ess Mrites aa foIloMs;--

The agitation aroused BY the outrage at the Car.
meite Convent Of Crac0w ID continually increasing,
and 1t causes all other questions to be forgotten.
Xpe peSs&so0 which the municipality Of Vienna
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-25
COMFORTABLE AND SPACIOUS RESIDENCE ON
PEA STREET.
rwo-sroRY RESIDENCE ON PEACE STREET
LOT FORMING THE CORNER OF BoUBoN AND
PEACE STREETS.
ny @, DE FERIET.


ACKNOWLEDGES No. Sc Bienville street.
CATURDAY, Feb. "a, $50 at ne o'clock
d AZ the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCH ANGE, in
BY Public Auction, the following descr bed property
1. A LOT OF GROUND situated In the Third District OF
ESpsds ReS, and Peace stress measuring Is feet
nehe front Bourbon street. by lO2 feet inches and lines
Splendid psrcrs dnT three bsSrSo al with
Contain ng two rooms COL she'd prvss ctern hydrant
The introduced IN the whole house and kchen the
A LoT OF GROUND adjoining the above aud measur
ing q feet inch front Bourbon by l0z feet inches and
DEPTH with the buildings and thereon
bearing 326 Bourbon sreet which exactly aim lar
those Nc. S24 Bourbon street. Which is Eed at SIS
5. LOT OF GROUND in the same SQUARE. and forming
the corner and Peace a % lee.
and lines together with all the buildings and improvements
4. THREE LOTS OF GROUND n the same square, mea-
sung together IS feet inches and lines font on Peace
improvements thereon consisting Of large onestOy family
residence containing two large psro four bedrooms pan-
font and galleries. kitchen containing two reoms
pyes esterp we'll bydrsnt garden, large yard wspsved
etc. The with fixtures in the house.
g. LOT OF GROUND n the same square, measuring
q feet inches and Pe street. By 90 feet
DEPTH together with the twostory house erected thereon
Ltchen Containing two rooms which encroaches about IS
inches the lot in its rear coal she'd hydran etc
6 TWO IoTs OF GROUND in the square bous ded by
Peace Royal Union Dauphin and Bsgatse streets, messur
depth Of TO feet inches and6 iIpes on the
Bsga street q fest and inches in depth the
erected thereon according 20 plan made BY p BndOusque
architect. February ~. 1859
divided suit vendors bearing cent
per Of and by special mortgage
vendors lien The buildings to be kept insured and
policy transferred 30 vendor In case Of suit as penal
Act Internal Revenue stamps attached at the
Pubic VI ''' P"'s"As' "e'0'' n DO'0'ui'' "O'A''
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Charter OF the Comp any.

ss & ,: N e
the ely Of New orlesns and ems Taper published in said
city shall be designated by the Directors the official
SIC Ire said corporation is established for the purpo'e
Of D sRa sS1PRSg and Ops n1 s
New Orleans to some point Wis vermion, on the most
thsace 70 Ct with the line Of the Central Transit Com
Texas and through to make connection With the
the Pacific Bias and the City ofMsxcO the
70 ne as
to have such branches the stockholders eaer deem
sEc The capital stock shall be axsd at one million Of
collar: sRs divided INTO 81 res Of enc s1nded s9s.; each
any legal meeting Of s,oekh des thereof provided the
complete equipment Of chses; wheu-
two hundred ana fifty thousand dollars shall be sub
the hands Of the satisfactorily ured the
election Of Dir ctOrs and Officers Of the company
SIC The first meeting Of The stockholders permanent
Hotel FEBRUARY ioS is6s At Il a. and the stocshodsfs
may sIpear person or By proxy and DO all and sveyh
neat annual meeting
yta and called meetings throug the president whenever
the same. giving ihidy days notice in some
be Directors IN tie city o. New Orleans, and majority q
tie stock be present directly b. institute
Of tocl holders far organize s5josrn from
day fer enc week vhen no being present the meet
additional as herein provided will be required to secure
nR hANaE
81 III 81 ~ SnSsrs a, ,s,a r,aat,no ANIMAL AZ
.ald bsn th,s. fonrhs Of a. 49, r. ana
tas hsii 10 % no.1 30 ,hjs
~ a. srs go 49, hss =, All 80
oi ~ $500 sy 10 ala oa NAV AZ
AM 81 SS "a ~ ~ 20 s ~, ~ scss 10y 80 ~ ~
oae ~ ~ ~ IN @ ma nv s.h vn.s Ia 1 ~ nrovsda sr
-. * ,ha Cor rstion uron snch tars a. sonitx
re s III @ o. e p isI ,u upyf az ~
raior.s ali s,so have nave, 10 recais ana
1919 ~ a. 80. r,sJs no ,ha 1i,ec,crs " N
g. NO. sna, he .Isc,s5 soar5 NJ Min. D;rectors
k Nm - o,Sa,s snd wb hal alsct - ,bsir ovn
nnvbe, Pres,dsnt Vice Prssdent and Trsa
70 ond in an snr, a NAV be sha
GERS as may be Necessary said Board may act in person or
by proxy until otherwise directed by the
month and hold special meetings at any time that D
reeors request the sanne meetings being called
President personal written notce by mail given to
each Director As early possible said Directors hal
Code Of Laws for the Of Company
submit the Stockholders for their approval
the Ss
oft is
the call Of the Directors provided sixty days notice be
the assessment and no more than he per cent be
the PAGES ard times OF sas put me STOCK OF the
man no. pe eAcsp y sPee &c. o. y, e ~
e three ourhs OF me STOCK oeng present N person OF Dy
proxy and approving the san e an .,.. l., .L,- -
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SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, NO. 2S BAYOU
RoiD.
BIZ @. DE FERRET.

AUcrIoEKER-O Office. No Sc Bienville street.
SATURDAY, Feb. "a 1850, at 9 O'Clock
- NJ, at lhe ST CHARLES AUG zion EXCHANGE. By
Public Auction the following described prope ty will be
sold
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District Of
this city, In the square bounded by Bayou Road Urunes
beTtson and CIborne u ests measuring 80 feet hont
Bayou Road by 80 feet inches in depth the line toward
Claiborne aud 30 feet the line tOwad Robertson
street, and 50 fest inches the line together with tha
buildings setting u Two-Stey House, No. 266
Bayou Road retired from the stree. and ed with slate
and containing the first floor parlors, with hall
the and the second floor
rooms ball and gallery aud in ths
bulldog, tcned 70 the main house. three rooms
pantry, bathing and passage on the sire
As0, Two story Kitchen, containing TIVE rooms each
hOer; pvies chici house WELL eern garden vi fruit
The gas and fixtures the house.
sS- TERMs-Onehird cash; balance credit OF AMI
two year, in notes bearing eight cent interest
day sale with special and vendors ien
the buildings kept insured and the policy transferred
vendor In Of u penal cause FIVE cent attor
ney's commissions the amount recovered.
sale with U. S. internal stamps attached
at TIE expense Of purehaer, before A Dueatel. notary
public.