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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14
JARDELLAeS
BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR |
A VALUABLE REM EDY
coNsuMPTIoN, COUGHS,


CO1dss Asthma
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
And ali other Diseases OF the Lungs,
Bronchial Tubes and Wind Pipe,
And for Pains in the Breast and Side.
b..
We are now receiving alzaost daily ties.
timonials from persons Of the highest re-
spectabtlity, who have been speedily re-
stored by the use of this Invaluable pre-.
paration, when other remedies had failed
them in their hSur OF af1tctton.
We claim for this preparation no merits
beyond those we are fully entitled to, by
certificates fairly and ho1orably obtained
nom the afilicGed themselves. and those
who use IL viii mad that its healing and
soothing properties are truly wonderful
that it Is, beyond the question of doubt,
one of the most effectnal remedies for Pull.
monary Diseases now before the public.
The Ingredients OF which this Balsam is
medical science for the diseases for which
they are recommended, all of which are
pharmaeeutically combined In their pro.
portions by practical Phafmaceutist of
many years experience. The afflicted
may therefore depend on having In this
ton of rare medical virtue.
We ASK you TO try 1t. We append but
= " " II esfimOniaIs:
VINOENNEs, Oct. Is, 1859.
DR.. JEROME B. JARDELLA-Dear Sir:
have been troubled more or less, for many
have been able to find any relief until 1
tried your BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR. Since that time have been entirely
free from any disease OF the lungs. 1 have
only had OCCASION to use two bottles of
your valuable remedy; therefore, since
Ing the best preparation in the world for
diseases OF the lungs.
Lremain, yours, respectfully
VINCENHEs, March 9, 1863.
Mr.. ]. B. JAROELLA-sir: For a long
time was afi1icted with short, hacking
cough, with pains in my side and under
my shoulder blade. At times was una
Dle % atGend 20 ny Dasln ess-ln snort, my
ton. tried mast everything that was
recommended by friends, but found no re-
others similarly affected obtained by she
use of your BAISAAI OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR, concluded to try u. To my aston
a medicine; SO quick did tG relieve me;
and now, after having taken the second
bottle, ind myself restored TO sound
health, and able to do q full days work
without any return OF my old complaint.
in hopes that this may induce others
PoUND OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR, hand
you this, that you may make such use of
1t as you may see ut.
CAMDEN, MICH, Nov. IA, 1863.
DIR. JARDELLA-Dear Sir: was attacked
with q disease of the lungs, which feared
would terminate in consnm ptton. All the
different remedies that 1 used failed to
give me relief TIL at last called on Won
and procured your valuable preparation
of WILD CHERRY AND TAR, two Bottles of
Whi3h e6ectually restored me to sound
health. do take pleasure In saying that
can cheerfully recommend it TO others,
and believe 1t to be the best pulmonary
medicine now in use.
1 am, yours, respectfully
j. b HUBBELL.
VNCENNKs, Sept. Is, 1870.
L believe JardeIlR's BALISAM OF WILD
CHERRY AND TAR to be an excellent medi-
cine for colds and coughs. for which have
tried &c. 3. BOWERS,
Pastor of NJ. Z. Church.
ONE DER RnTRHE
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14

Corner of Fourth and Locust SITS.

Corner Of Fourth and Locust SITS,
EVANSVILLE.
Is prepared to Gum, Straighten, Retooth
and perform Repairs on SAWS of every
description. All repairs warranted to be
well done. In connection with this, he
will receive orders for Large or Small
CIRCULARS, of the best English Cast
Steel at the lowest market prices.
All Saws sold by me warranted. Saws
filed and set. Particular attention paid to
cumming and straight ening large Circular
Saws Orders from q distance promptly
attended to. Address P. o. Box 24l, Evans
Vile, Ind, novle-lm
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14
TRANsPOR TATION.
Notion Of Dissolution.

RYOTHCE Is THIS DAY GIVEN,
IN that the partnership hitherto exist.
ing between Henry H. UhlhOrn and Geo.
Brinkman Is dissolved by mutual consent,
the said BIinkman withdrawing. n. II.
Uhlhorn will settle all demands due from
the said arm, and collect all claims due
said frm. HENRY II. UHLHORN,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14

PatrOniza Western Institutions
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Tobacco Factories

CONCLUDED To-AIoRRow.1a
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The weather continues cloudy,
murky and damp, but mild Tor the
season. The river during the n hours
ending at Pm, yesterday. had fallen
p inches, but is falling very slowly.
1t will soon begin TO rise again. The
mercury ranged from AZ down 10 39s
all day, and was growing colder after
noon.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14
ArrivaIs and DepariuFos.

The arrivals and departures yesteE.
day include the John Kyle, Cincin-
natl TO New Orleans; John Lumsder.
from Memphis; Fayet;e, Henderson
and return; Florence Lee. from Ten
nessee River; VIM. Ii. Brown and
barges, Kanawha to Paduoah.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-14
PLATE IRON WORK
or every description.
Corners First and Pine and Second
and Kim Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used 20 do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
Mill Is nom lbs to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 90 to 80 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
sidered In the least dangerous, end Is. ct
the same time. more economical in the
saving Of fuel, &c.
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Branchs
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
CIPHER OPERATIONS DURING THE REBELLION.
A Good Suggestion to Congress.

IFrom the Washington Chronicle, June Al
1t is not generally known, but during the war the
cipher operators connected with the United States
military telegraph under Generals Stager and Eckert
were at all army headquarters. Their duties were
confidential and very important, inasmuch as all
military movements ordered by General Grant were
transmitted through them. They were in possession
OF intended army and navy expeditions, some.
times weeks before commenced, and, had
they not been patriotic and truly loyal, could
have defeated our armies and delayed our
final triumph. These quiet, unassuming gentlemen
were very poorly paid, and frequently not well pro-
vided for. However, they did not complain OF their
hardshps, but worked on faithfully until the repe-
lion was crushed. The operators were not commits
stoned, nor even borne on the army rolls and having
no discharges from the service will not be remem-
Oered by the country and their valuable services
acknowledged like officers and soldiers as they
should be. We think, even at this late day 1t would
be well for Congress to pass an appropriate resolu-
tion complimenting the army cipher operators, and
thus place them before the country in proper light
so that their names may be held in grateful remem-
brance for having by their loyalty and faithful SER
vices contributed to the success Of our armies.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE-AT MOUNT VERNON, N. "
aneat Cottage, newly papered and painted throughout
one acre of land carriage house, fruit and shade trees Ap
ply at $40 Broadway In the store
ITO RENT-LOw, AT ORANGE. N j., NEAR DEPOT
to small family, completely furnished House
an acre Of Land Apply 10 TAYLOR STEARNS, No. IN
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

IA TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
y. pain with laughing gas. Beautiful of oontinu
n Teeth, on rubber. elJ at DR.. RoDlNE'S l9e Grand
| New York
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DELAWARE-DELAWAR
- THE HOME OF THE PEACH
THE FRUIT GARDEN OF AMERICA
COOL SUMNER RESIDENCE.
RREEZE FROM THE NJ

BREEZE FROM THE OCEAN.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, SPLENDID MANSION
AND FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.
garden land 600 peach trees 500 apple trees 800
pear trees, 1850 apricot 40 cherry trees Early
Wilson and Kittanny blackberies, acre Philadelphia rasp
berries Wilson's Seeding STRAWBERRIES plums grapes
cnrants and gooseberres upwards Of $4,000 fruit trees
plants and vines all OF the best varieties young vgor
ous Just and coming into bearing.
YOUNG PEACHFS, PEARS CHERRIES,
RIPE STRAWBERRIES YOUNG BLACKBERRIES,
RASPBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS,
GRAPES, &C.,
TO BE SEEN NOW, THIS DAY,
ON THE TREES, PLANTS AND VINES.
Early vegetables, tomatoes sweet potatoes &C, now
be the FARM earlier than in New
Seven hours by rail from New York. Three steam
now bring the fruit daily to this city.
Buildings all Eestate In perfect order elegant grove
and flower garden 23 different kinds of pond
bahing splendid clmate health wealth and profits Esti-
mated receipts from fruit above $4,000 yearly Near depot
York people WIN be sold at price making Il the best bar
gam In the United states price y2uO onehrd cash. the
balance five years tme will exchange for rented pro-
perry at cash value Only for selling the
heavily engaged in California mining. Title perfect.
For full particulars call the Revere House,
606 Broadway, New York; where photographs build
ings can be seem Inquire for a. B. MORRISON, No
real estate agents need apply Will deal only with principals
Immediate possession II required
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L'oR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE POT.
er's Clay Claims in the State of New Jersey situated
South Amboy. For particulars inquire OF ROSE
BROTHERS, Spencer and Williams Streets Ledger
Buildings.
LNOR SALE-F2 3O0-wEST NEW BRIGHTON NEAT
two story Cottage an six Lots pleasantly located
DARklN, 50 Broad street.
LNOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR GENTLE.
II moderate means 3rooms, " land fruit
shrubbery abundant north shore Staten Island
part cash. DARRIN ~ Broad street.
LNOR SALE-CHEAP HOME, NORTH SIDE STATEN
Island; cottage barn, finely located twenty
crRH fowy; lsO0 worth 1880; terms easy
DAKRIS, 10 Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A


ETH AVENUE THEATREs
y Sole Lessee and Manaeer. Mr.. AUGusTIN DAILY
ToN6hr and every evening until further
Ss s0Se S be Pr1SaaSSss sSs an C1sgs ana pow.
liant parisian sensation by vICToRIEN
sAhpoo' and eP'ISs eFPEnSANpr.
%s ssSss ass fs" Sy iS5ilI aSd
dlnary cast
csnaiss. cssaasa' rassS Asg's ss4as asss
or.v,v,v oerset,s: Miss Fanny Davenpor,
FERNANDO nana searsehai NJ. Mrs n Ghosr
,eaelSioom. ......... Mis-: Robsfs Norwood
rss': ss.se Mas ems,'e classs klsS,
s,p Ss on%s pS%srS D 5,mes ~ s1rs.1s IsMs
HFSs'ss.!s FSs Fl T. I cnsp%ss Pa %sss
ACT I'll -FERNANDE's NEW NAME
Aor MA Acf fqFslc4E rs s.HE + IE'oAASoE'
-. Seats secured 10 days In advance.
WALK srESy IAroRs FOR this theatre VIII Se sfoPFED
rEsHSSpE
sssSsH4f 1tEls$S sEs4:
WAFFIIsASSSiks,ss; FIsSSis,s; and Manager Mr., LESTER WALLACE
Doors open at ~ PaM TO commence commence al O'Clock.
Engagement for amed period Of the popuaI auth and
MARKED SUCCESS
ENTHUSIASTIC fed APPLAUSE
awarded BY CROWDED HOUSES 70 hi:
Rcbinsons popular ansJudse" and entitled the
orrHE SIGNAL OF DANGER,
EVERY EVENING until further notice.
WEDNESDAY xATIsEEs ana AT ihr.M.
Original Music, New Scenery New Appointments and New
IA: $;:!. Ss.s b:.Ss
II Hsp
ACT sECoND-%sUSP%IcI0N. SC %
THE Dawes AS AZ riRSTaUshiaisS4iSs RS,E1HnsAPSHss
scrxK-Room o,rsu,ng on the Blackwassr Maynard
Wakes up from a Long s,eeP.
W SiHsHsDAS as JOIN s4HIs55i sas5s44a As iAr1
The RED LIGHT.
A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND FAIR FOR THE
be held at their house Sl6 West Fourteenth street, to-day
RIO THEATRICAL MANAGERS
increasing stock of WOOD GIFTS
from fresh and original
METROPoLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE
50 Nassau street,
Old Herald Building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts OF different States; egal everywhere desertion
&C., sufficient cause No publicity. Advice free.
FL KING. Counsellor at Law. S63 Broadway.
DR wHITTLESEY's DYSPEPSIA CURL.-"Ir FAR
exceeds any remedy for dyspepsia heartburn and head
ache which has to notice Ispeak from personal
knowledge have used In my family with the best
suits" SAMUEL HOOPER, Druggist OIL Third avenue.
EMBOSSED GLASS, DONE ON PLATE OR DOUBLE
IL thick glass onehird lower than regular trade prices
Orders executed at short notice by the AMERICAN ORNA
MENTAL GLASS COMPANY 5lS and $40 West Twenty Sec
ond street.
TUsT OUT-THE NEW MARQUIsE HAT, FOR CAR
'''"''1 PETIGNY-MEURIssE.
NTOw READY-"MATCH CABLE" SUPERIOR
IN MATCH in the novel form OF cable COIL which lights
repeatedly and in all weathers put up expressly
devoid OF taste smell Send for circular enclose 30
sample w. H. ROGERS, Paentee aud Proprietor,
IL Cortlandt street.
GEE THE THREE DOLLAR TwELvEFooT PATENT
= SWING in operation at l. r. TIBBALS, 478 Broadway
VESEERs.
GEO. W. READ CO..
/ Manufacturers aud dealers In
Veneers and Fancy Wood,
French Black Walnut,
Ambone, Taya and Tulip Wood.
Black Walnut and Ash Burls,
Mahogany Rosewood, Ma ple
Satfnwood, &C.. &c.
Veneers cut to order and size.
l70 and l72 Centre street.
Factory, sss sss MsG5ss MsGssn street street
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
- Al the meeting Of the Philharmonic Society held
Tuesday the S day May, 1870, the following were elected
its officers for the ensuing year viz George Strong ESQ.,,
Prcsdent H. Boehm Vice Presidents d. Schaad Secretary,
Beshem. Treasurer j. Leis, Librarian G. Bergmann
j. Mosenha y. Bergner, q. Gipner o. Mazka, r. Hcrwig
Directors G. Bergmann, Conductor. BY order
ID. SCIIAAD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how TO live and what we live for, delivered daily At the
New Work Museum OF Anatomy Those unable attend cn
rcceya copy by forwarding I5 Secretary 6s
broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

Nrow IS YOUR TIME TO BUY FIRST CLASS TABLES
~ Mw II. GRlFFITH's factory, ~ vesey street halls
Cues Cloths Cue Tips combination cushions put
old tables be not hunbugged by the gut cushions
other worthless cuahQ
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LATE THEGRANs. &c.

In the suit OF Jexander Thompson (colored)
against the City Passenger Railway Company
Of Baltimore, for ejectment from a car in De-
day.
The Posts of the Grand Army of the Republic
In Baltimore held . meeting las night to AXE
arrangements for decoration day. Steps were
taken 10 form An auxiliary association of ladies,
to be yled the Clara Barton Degree" Of the
Grand Army.
The Gazette, Of France, contains communica-
tons from several American bishops disagreeing
with the recent letter Of Archbishop Spalding
or Baltimore, on the question Of declaring Papal
infallibility.
The reason that the Cuban authorities have
not acted in the promises OF surrendering the
steamer Aspinwall, Ii Is suspected, Is that the
Of the volunteers.
Policeman Max, who shot two young men in
philadelphia on Wednesday, has been commit
ted for trial In pursuance Of the coroner's YER
dict.
In many counties of Maryland the public
schools are being closed fer lack of funds TO nav
the salaries OF the teachers.
The Presbyterian Church at Nriehtsville.
Pa, was struck by lightning and totally de-,
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Edward Lind, a young Philadelphian, fell
overheard from his yacht yesterday off Peter s
Island, and was drowned.
Three millions of dollars of silver coin have
recently arrived at New York from Canada.
May LIST is now fixed for the FeniaH invasion of
Canada.
General Robert +. Lee arrived at Whining
ton, N. c., last night.
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How TO Cook DRIED BHEF-The good duali-
ties of dried beef article of food for the
family, are not fully appreciated. In point of
excellence, IL 10 one Of the incest articles when
properly prepared, that we have in our store
ROOM IL is also one of the most economical ar
fcles of food; quite a small quantity of dried
beef, shaved very fine, and cooked with a nice
gravy, will serve for meat for family at a very
small expense. Then il is so convenient to have;
always ready; always acceptable. To people who
live convenient TO market 1t is not of so much i'm
Portance; but to US, who live at distance from
towns, dried beef Is one of the necessary arti-
cles in our bill OF fare. We frequently en-
tertain guests at our table who never have seen
dried beef served other than as a relish for
bread and butter; shaved and eaten without
cooking. There are several methods of cooking
IT. Some prefer IL cooke with gravy of water,
seasoned with butter, thickened with flour,
and, perhaps, eggs broken in while cooking.
Others cook il with crumbs of sausage, frying
the sausage first, then adding the beef with
water and thickening with flour. 1T is also very
good cooked with a little sweet milk and cream
the gravy being thickened with -four; allow il to
boil once; that Is all the cooking il requires. A
dish OF dried beef, properly cooked, served with
toast, baked potatoes, and boiled eggs, is a very
nice provision for breakfast OF a dinner prepared
IN haste. We prefer to cure our own beef, as that
bought - apt to be too salt. i find that il too
salt il can be remedied by soaking after cutting
and before cooking, and adding a little white
sugar while cooking, to restore the sweetness
lost by soaking. Sugar-cured beef is much nicer
than that cured with salt alone. put mine
Into sweet brine, such is used for pork
hams--Nrs. w. A. r., WIadkam Co., Conn.,
IN American 40ricritutist.
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10y W. L WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 902, southeast cor. Pa ave. and 9thst

RY W. L WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
" New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and 9O2, southeast cor Pa ave. and 9thst
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO the under.
E" signed trustees, dated on the sixth 90 day of
arch, 1868, and recorded in Liber u i. No
~, folio 29et. al, Of the land records for Wash.
ington county and at the request OF the Treasurer
Of tho building association secured thereby, We viii
sell, &C the premises, on TUESDAY, the third fsd
day OF May next, ats O'Clock p. M, Lot numbered
twenty seven, In Charles /. White subdivision
Of original lots numbered five, six, seven
eight, 80 nine, t9 ton, tl0D eleven twelve
thirteen, L. and fourteen, L. In square numbered
two hundred and thirty six, u.s. a. recorded In Lii
Der folio 81, In the Office Of the Surveyor OF the
city 81 Washington, fronting nineteen 49, feet six
(6D inches on street north, between 18th aAd 18th
streets west, and extending back to . thirty foot
alley, with the imgrovemen. thereon, conssting Of
seven I'D rooms, and one story Brick Kitchen.
be required ct the time Of SALE and the residue With
in Eve days thereafter; the balance In six twelve
(l2,l and eighteen (l6) months, to be secured BY
deed Of trust the property, with interest from the
day OF sale. II the terms are not complied with
within i've days, the deposit to be forfeited and
the property resod at the risk and cost Of the den-
Qusnt purchaser: All csnveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
.. y. WHITE, I rru..~..
JNO. III. SEMMES,f s'
Trustees National Union Building Association.
ap M19,2,6,9.m2&S Auctioneeers.
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" X U 5 7 Il X IS 'SA LIE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

N By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
0Prlpce George county, sitting . . Court of
EqI1ty, passed In q canse In said Court, in
which Jasper M jackson. Mary J. Jackson aud
Henry y. Barclay and others, defendants, and BY An
order OF SAID court, passed in said cause, the sub
scrioer as trustee will offer at public sale the
May g. 1870, at IL O'Clock or fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter the real estafe of which Isra.
M. Jackson late of said county, died seized and Dos
sessed consisting OF Farm tract Of land situate
in Bladensburg District, in said county known As
mount Hope" containing
2I4 ACRES OF LAND,
tmore or lefs.D
This Farm Is desirabIy located in good neshbor
hood, adIons the Maryland Agricultural College, the
estate of Robert Clarke ana others-is about three
miles from Bladensburg, AID one and quarter miles
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
about eight or nine miles from Washington city
The Location Is high and healthy The i'm proyeneuts
consist Of Brick Dwelling House, in good order,
Carriage House. Black smith Shop, and other neces
sary outbuildings. There is also on il fine orchard
Of az varieties OF fruit The soil Is good. and well
county. Above fifty acres of this land is in wood
and nifty in meadow; the balance Of the farm Is
arabic FL: land; fine opportunity is presented for
Terms Of sale One third cash. on the ratification
Of the sale by the Court $50 which is to be paid
down on the day OF sale, and the balance in two
equal annual instalments OF one and two years from
day of SALE and the deferred payments to be
by the bonds Of tho purchaser with security 10 he
approved by the Trustee; and the payment of the
whole purchase money the Trustee win convey to
the purchaser or purchasers the properly, free
clear and discharged Of all claims Of the parties
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser SAMUEL '" wsdds s FaIhis:.I T5Su:sss
u. p. GOODMAN, Auctioneer ana Al:
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pY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penn ayenua and llth sfree

-
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street
rRUSTEEs OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, ON 1 STREET NORTH BETWEEN On
AND sd STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
~ By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated the
E" nrst day of August, 1868, recorded in Liber
4and X, No. 5, folio S. ct seq, one of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District O
Columbia, shall proceed to sell public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the ID day of May,
u lI0, at 81 O'Clock p. m. all that part Of that
ton city, in the District of Columbia, and known as
Lot No u in square No 5s2; beginning for said part
OF lot at the northeast corner Of said lot running
thence south, l50 feet, to private alley i'm said
square thence west % feet inches; thence north $50
ieet TO street; thench east - feet inches, to the
beginning beg with the improvements thereon, consist
with back building, with all medern conveniences
and containing 10 rooms. This property IL opposite
the residence of General Sherman in of the most
beautiful and rapidly improving parts of the city
Terms Of sale: $1,000 cash; OF which $500 must
be paid down when the property is knocked on bal
sDce In equal payments at 6, Il, Is and "a months
for which the purchasers notes mnst be given bear
ing interest from the day of sale, ana secured by
deed OF trust on the premises: All convey sncne and
stamps at purchaser cost. If the terms of sale are
not complied with within fy days after the day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right TO resell af
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
Il. 7. MORSELI, Trustee.
ap l3-dtd COOPER Il LATIMER. Aucts